159 Confederation (The Field)
2. Official Plan Amendment (OPA), Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA), and Draft Plan of
Subdivision (DPS) Applications – December 19, 2024:
1. Notice of Received Applications – December 17, 2024
102 Confederation (Glen Williams Estate Development)
- Ontario Land Tribunal decision dated January 19, 2023
- GWCA Feb 2023 Response to Developer (GWE) Nov 2022 Submission
- Glen Williams Estates Subdivision (Town of Halton Hills webpage)
- 102 Confed OLT Case Management Conf Notice (4)
- Towns Proposal for Trails behind 102 Confederation
- CVC letter re 102 Confederation
- Environment Implementation Report 02-Applications-Sub2-EIR Final May 2021 with cover page
- Urban Services Guidelines (1) for Wells
- GWCA and Town Meeting re Confederation St (GWE) Development Plans
- 102 Confederation GWCA Issues List & Dorian Responses to GWCA Questions
- GWCA OLT-Participant-Status-Request-Form-and-Participant-Statement-Form-102 Confederation St Oct 14 2022
- GWCA CMC 102 Confed Submission Oct 14 2022
Notice of Appeals Against Glen Williams Secondary Plan
- OLT-Party-Status-application-OLT-22-004222 OPA 44 – GWCA Oct 28 2022
- GWCA Secondary Plan OPA 44 OLT Appeals Additonal Info Case 22-00422 Oct 28 2022
- Sample Email to Residents – Glen Secondary Plan Appeals Concern
- Audio from the Development Open Meeting on October 26, 2022
- GWCA Zoom Presentation Development Update October 26
- Glen Williams Secondary Plan
- Glen Williams Secondary Plan REPORT NO. PD-2021-0039
- Letter from Mayor Rick Bonnette Oct. 3 22 regarding Notice of Appeals against Glen Secondary Plan
- Notice of Appeal Package – OPA 44 – 19Jul22 (01994810xCDE1C) (1)
- Notice of Appeal – OPA 44- Arnold Foster LLP (1)
- Notice of Appeal – OPA 44- Arnold Foster LLP 2 (1)
The reasons for this appeal include the following (as listed in the Notice of Appeal):
- The Applications would permit a development on the Land which represents good land use planning, is appropriate and in the public interest. OPA 44 as adopted may undermine the advancement of same;
- The Hamlet Buffer policies contained in OPA 44 are not justified or based on land use planning merit. The location, size, and ownership of the buffers should be science-based and determined through detailed analysis undertaken during the development approval stage i.e. the Applications;
- The lack of transitional provisions contained in OPA 44 fail to recognize or acknowledge the Applications which were filed more than a decade ago;
- OPA 44, as adopted by the Region, will subvert the advancement of the Applications which:
- Have regards for matters of Provincial interest as set out in section 2 of the Act;
- Are consistent with the Provincial Policy Statement, 2020; and
- Conform to the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe and the Region’s Official Plan;
- Such further and other reasons as counsel provides and the Tribunal permits.
Bill 23 & Provincial Greenbelt Actions
- Greenbelt Plan Amendments Letter of Concern Nov 29 2022
- Nov 10th 2022 – Halton Hills Climate Action Email – Bill 23
- Halton Hills Climate Action Website
- Greenbelt Alliance Website
- Statement: The Problems with Bill 23 and the Proposal to Remove Lands from the Greenbelt
- Ontario Must Withdraw Bill 23 and Shift to Sustainable Planning
- Conservation Halton Board of Directors Meeting (November 17th, 2022)