The government on all levels does not have the authority, under the Planning act to plan for private property. “If you don’t own it, you cannot plan for it”.
Official Plans: What Municipal Councils Need to Know
The government on all levels does not have the authority, under the Planning act to plan for private property.
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OLA Position Paper: Municipal By-laws
This report is accompanied with a letter from Tom Black, President of the OLA.
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Bill 23, More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 The Good, the Bad and the Ambiguous: Conservation Authorities
We, the members of the Ontario Landowners Association, would like to salute the
provincial government on the action they are taking to rein in the Conservation
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Conservation Authorities Conservation Ontario: Redundant & Grasping for Power
When the Conservation Authorities were introduced, they were meant to be an advisory body that provided specific areas of Ontario, as creatures of the municipalities and the Ministry of Public Works, information and an ability to eliminate flooding and erosion.
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The Municipal Councillors Guide: Making Ontario a Better Place to Grow Supplement to 2014, 2015
In 2013/14 we had produced a Municipal Councillor’s Guide, which expressed that there were/are limitations on the powers and authority of Municipal Council and Staff.
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