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We're working to expand the Town's Community Planning Permit System (CPPS). Following approval of the CPPS for Alcona and the Lake Simcoe shoreline in June 2025, we're now updating and extending this tool to cover the rest of the municipality. The goal is to better implement the vision, goals, and policies of our Official Plan and provide a consistent, efficient planning framework for all of Innisfil.
Streamlining the permitting process
A Community Planning Permit System makes development approval processes more streamlined and efficient. It's also a tool that will allow us to better address community needs. The CPPS will allow zoning adjustments, minor variances, and detailed site plan applications to be processed as one application and approval process, instead of two or three separate processes.
This system provides:
Greater certainty and transparency for the community, landowners, and developers
More timely approvals for applications that meet standards and guidelines
Outcomes that more closely align with the vision of our Official Plan
A tool to help get housing to the market more efficiently
We thank everyone who provided feedback on our town-wide CPPS. The final version of the by-law was revised and approved by Council on August 12, 2026 through Staff Report DSR-104-26.
The Town-wide CPP By-law amendment will not come into effect until the Town’s updated Official Plan, adopted on June 10, 2026, has been approved by the County of Simcoe and is in force.
June 25, 2025: Council approved the new CPPS By-law 058-25 for Priority Areas 1a (shoreline areas) and 1b (Alcona primary settlement area).
March 18, 2026: Council approval an amended version of the CPPS By-law at the March 18, 2026 public meeting through report DSR-033-26.
The Town is currently working to implement the by-law in Priority Areas 2–5.
Priority Area 2: All other Urban Settlement Areas of the Town
Priority Area 3: Village and Hamlet Settlement Areas
Priority Area 4: Future settlement areas/expansion areas
Priority Area 5: Remaining Town
GIS Map Tool
Review the draft CPPS precincts with our interactive map. This tool lets you:
View boundaries and details of the proposed precinct
Drop pins and share your feedback directly on the map
Toggle between the draft precincts, current zoning, and Official Plan land use layers for easy comparison
We're working to expand the Town's Community Planning Permit System (CPPS). Following approval of the CPPS for Alcona and the Lake Simcoe shoreline in June 2025, we're now updating and extending this tool to cover the rest of the municipality. The goal is to better implement the vision, goals, and policies of our Official Plan and provide a consistent, efficient planning framework for all of Innisfil.
Streamlining the permitting process
A Community Planning Permit System makes development approval processes more streamlined and efficient. It's also a tool that will allow us to better address community needs. The CPPS will allow zoning adjustments, minor variances, and detailed site plan applications to be processed as one application and approval process, instead of two or three separate processes.
This system provides:
Greater certainty and transparency for the community, landowners, and developers
More timely approvals for applications that meet standards and guidelines
Outcomes that more closely align with the vision of our Official Plan
A tool to help get housing to the market more efficiently
We thank everyone who provided feedback on our town-wide CPPS. The final version of the by-law was revised and approved by Council on August 12, 2026 through Staff Report DSR-104-26.
The Town-wide CPP By-law amendment will not come into effect until the Town’s updated Official Plan, adopted on June 10, 2026, has been approved by the County of Simcoe and is in force.
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How does the restrictions that the Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority imposes on building accounted for in this system, or is it?
Lakeline_Life
asked
almost 4 years ago
Yes, where applicable, the application is circulated to the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority (LSRCA) for review to ensure it meets LSRCA's regulations and guidelines.
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I missed the meeting, was it recorded so I can review? Thanks you
JeanetteLuchese
asked
about 3 years ago
Good morning Jeanette,
Yes, the meeting was recorded and is available for review on Town's Youtube channel. Please find the link below:
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Virtual Public Information Session - May 25, 2023
Thanks to those who joined us for a public information session on May 25, 2023. The virtual meeting invited community members to learn about the CPPS tool, how it has been used to date, and why the Town is looking to expand the tool to new geographies.
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CPPS Phase 1 Update to Council - June 28, 2023
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