Project phases and timeline
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Project phases
The Glen Williams Secondary Plan Review will be carried out in four phases.
- Phase 1: Background & Key Findings - March to June 2020 (Current Phase)
- Tac and Steering Committee Meeting
- Public Engagement and Consultation Plan
- Project Launch Event
- Tac and Steering Committee Meeting
- Background and Key Findings Report
- Phase 2: Community Vision - July to September 2020
- Tac and Steering Committee Meeting
- Public Workshop and Open House
- Public Consultation Report
- Phase 3: Policy Formation - October 2020 to January 2021
- Three Drafts of Secondary Plan
- Tac and Steering Committee Meeting
- Public Open House
- Council Meeting
- Phase 4: Recommendation - February 2021 to April 2021
- Final Secondary Plan and Technical Amendment
- Tac and Steering Committee Meeting
- Community Open House
- Statutory Public Meeting and Report
- Final Secondary Plan
- Council Meeting
Project timeline
- June 2017 - Council Approved Work Program
- April 2019 - Mature Neighbourhood Study Completed
- January 2020 - Secondary Plan Awarded
- April 2020 - Project Launch Event
- April to June 2020 - Phase 1: Background and Key Findings Review
- July to September 2020 - Phase 2: Background Information Collection and Analysis
- October 2020 to January 2021 - Phase 3: Preparation of Draft Secondary Plan
- February to April 2021 - Phase 4: Final Secondary Plan
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Reports to Council
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Background information
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Public engagement
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Frequently asked questions
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- What is a Secondary Plan?
Secondary Plans are prepared to allow for more detailed area or issue-based planning in newly developed areas or other areas where specific issues and concerns are identified such are related to public spaces, parks and urban design. Secondary Plans are part of the Official Plan, and subject to the full Official Plan Amendment process.
- Why is the Glen Williams Secondary Plan being updated?
The existing Secondary Plan came into full force and effect in 2007, once all appeals were settled at the Ontario Municipal Board. The planning horizon for the existing Glen Williams Secondary Plan is 2021. As a result, the Hamlet of Glen Williams Secondary Plan preceded a number of provincial and regional plans, which have revised policy directions for growth and development in Ontario. In addition, Town staff and the Glen Williams Community Association (i.e. GWCA-HGWRA) have identified a number of local issues that require further review and consideration as part of this Review. A scoped review of the Hamlet of Glen Williams Secondary Plan is timely and will enable the Town to appropriately respond to these planning considerations.
- What area of the Town will be covered during the review?
The Hamlet of Glen Williams as identified on Schedule H4-1 Glen Williams Land Use Plan is included in the review.
- What will the review accomplish?
- Conformity to Provincial and Regional Plans
- Confirmation that the goals and objectives of the Secondary Plan remain relevant
- Updated Hamlet Design policies and guidelines that reflect best practices which are sensitive to the community context
- Updated natural heritage and environmental policies to conform to provincial and regional policy while acknowledging the existing community context of Glen Williams (e.g., Hamlet that provides transition between
- What is the timing and process of the review?
The review will take approximately 18 months to be completed by spring of 2021. The review will be completed in 4 phases.
- Phase 1- Background and Key Findings
- Phase 2 - Community Vision
- Phase 3 - Policy Formulation
- Phase 4 - Recommended Plan
- How can I stay informed and provide my comments?
Updates and information related to the review will be posted on this webpage. Notices of upcoming public engagement events will also be advertised in the Georgetown Independent and Free Press and through the Town of Halton Hills social media accounts.
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