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REGISTER HERE to participate at a Public Planning Meeting *If you receive a message stating that the form you are attempting to access is no longer active, this means the deadline to submit has passed. You still have an opportunity to participate or provide written comments by contacting the Deputy Clerk at 705-436-3740 ext. 2402.
Check out ourNEW GUIDE to find out more information about Virtual Planning Meetings, how to participate and get involved.
Planning Services is responsible for the long-range planning of the Town, including managing land uses and promoting efficient, effective and sustainable development.
Implementation of the Town’s Official Plan policies is accomplished through the use of a number of different tools, including secondary plans, subdivision approval, site plan control, zoning, community planning permit system (Our Shores CPPS), part lot control exemptions, Committee of Adjustment, ongoing policy development, and review of previous land-use decisions.
Planning Services works closely with the building services, engineering and economic development departments to respond to general inquiries related to land use in the Town as well as specific inquiries related to development applications.
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Below you will be able to see, review and comment on official plan amendments, zoning by-law amendments and plans of subdivision/condominium applications. To comment, you must register with Get Involved Innisfil and review the Get Involved Innisfil Terms of Use and Privacy of Information policies. The written comments in the discussion are received as part of the public planning process and do not represent the opinions of the Town. They are posted here to be transparent regarding the information received on a planning application and may be made available at a public meeting and/or shared with the Town of Innisfil project partners.
REGISTER HERE to participate at a Public Planning Meeting *If you receive a message stating that the form you are attempting to access is no longer active, this means the deadline to submit has passed. You still have an opportunity to participate or provide written comments by contacting the Deputy Clerk at 705-436-3740 ext. 2402.
Check out ourNEW GUIDE to find out more information about Virtual Planning Meetings, how to participate and get involved.
Planning Services is responsible for the long-range planning of the Town, including managing land uses and promoting efficient, effective and sustainable development.
Implementation of the Town’s Official Plan policies is accomplished through the use of a number of different tools, including secondary plans, subdivision approval, site plan control, zoning, community planning permit system (Our Shores CPPS), part lot control exemptions, Committee of Adjustment, ongoing policy development, and review of previous land-use decisions.
Planning Services works closely with the building services, engineering and economic development departments to respond to general inquiries related to land use in the Town as well as specific inquiries related to development applications.
Your Feedback
Below you will be able to see, review and comment on official plan amendments, zoning by-law amendments and plans of subdivision/condominium applications. To comment, you must register with Get Involved Innisfil and review the Get Involved Innisfil Terms of Use and Privacy of Information policies. The written comments in the discussion are received as part of the public planning process and do not represent the opinions of the Town. They are posted here to be transparent regarding the information received on a planning application and may be made available at a public meeting and/or shared with the Town of Innisfil project partners.
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