 
Peel Region Official Plan Review
The Region Official Plan (ROP) is a comprehensive document that provides direction for future planning activities aimed at managing and directing physical change and the effects on the social, economic and natural environment. The ROP sets the context for detailed planning by protecting the environment, managing resources, directing growth and setting the basis for providing Regional services in an efficient and effective manner.
The Province of Ontario’s Planning Act requires all municipalities to review their Official Plan every five years. The last ROP review in Peel took place in March 2002, and the proposed ROP review is scheduled to begin Feb. 15, 2007.
- May 17, 2007 - Presentation to Council Workshop on Transportation Issues and Challenges (PDF 240KB, 15 pages)
- May 17, 2007 - Presentation to Council Workshop on Long Range Plans to Support Growth and Intensification (PDF KB, 47 pages)
- Feb. 15, 2007 - Presentation to Public Meeting of Regional Council (PDF 126KB, 8 pages)
- Notice of Public Meeting and Open House
- Oct. 26, 2006 - Report to Regional Council (PDF 375KB, 6 pages)
- Jan. 25, 2007 - Report to Regional Council (PDF 795KB, 12 pages)
- Understanding Employment Land in the Region of Peel, Hemson Consulting Ltd. ,2005 (PDF KB, 81 pages)
This report provides an overview of the Region’s employment land supply, analyses the impact of Pearson Airport on surrounding employment lands, projects the sufficiency of supply to meet future growth and provides major policy directions. The Region of Peel is one of the most competitive locations for employment lands within the GTA-Hamilton. For the Region to maintain its strong performance, it must ensure that the employment land supply remains competitive. Five major policy directions are recommended in the report.
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