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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 13 Nov 2013, p. 7

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H A :2 M A g _. ‘ about 835,000 a decade after per cent) and Simcoe Coun- “ / Wm _ Waterloo Region is that, ty (32 per cent). though indi» ‘ - Free Blood Glucose ‘5 one of only two By stud it the lanned vidual towns or cities within , - A“ . municipalities on rates of intyenlgificatiibn and those areas have met or 4 "in" Emc'wc' 6“ Fume” Monitor & Teaching ‘ pace to exceed the proviir growth in 110 communities exceeded the target. 1 - Modulaungflwo smog VanabteandSi‘noIe ' “Be Elm PTCSSWECER cial growth plan meant to across the Golden Horse- Kevin Thomason, eoâ€" i Stage ECM rriotormodets»wtoM%AFUE - Compounding “ intensify urban centres by shoe â€"» from Waterloo to founder ofthe Smart Growth ‘ . building up instead oi out, l‘eterhorough e the report Waterloo Region website, 5 ' Outstandtnuihflauh "W Limtted H0 RS according to a new report. found “little has changed as said Waterloo is unique Warranty é“! 1" M PM: “mm Warranty .U The 128-page report frorn tar as land consumption among municipalities trying Protection I “ “°'fd"'F"d" ””7”" the non-profit urban think- goes since the government to reach the growth targets I \ ”mm” ”MP” tank Ne )tis Foundation, carried out its original stud» due to a high level of m RESI titled implementing the res forthe growth plan." progressive thinking and ”‘0'th C?M‘QR Friendly Professional Team... Growth Plan for the Greater When the province set its decision-making. m“ C“ ”IL ' A ”WNW" 10"] ’1?th it 00’8“” Golden Horseshoe. found growth targets. it failed to “It just comes down to w nus-r w:- s .;_ 7- w .2 m 373 Ridge 50. We“ the (Iity of Toronto is the include any penalties for change and innovation iner» mfi€i§m 519-579-5037 '5]9-747.°32° only other municipality to municipalities that failed to tia. There is a lot of resist» y;-_:~;:_-_:::~_-mvvg mtsWMm Annm- WWW exceed the minimum intenr meet the target and has ance to change and change :::::_;_'::_::_‘_;rn m.“ ' sification target in the granted so many exemptions is difficult â€" it's hard to gmrmrgnntm gempgalcom province’s growth plan that the result is a patchwork innovate and to be a leader." which calls for 40 per cent of of inconsistent policies hesaid, ___ WWlufi all new residential develop across the province, the The provincial growth 6 merit to be in built-up areas report found, document needs to imple- WATER I O CHRONICLE by 2015 and beyond This needs to be correct; ment hard growth targets A Waterloo has set its inten- ed if the long»tenn vision of and firmer deadlines. as well _ sification target at 45 per the plan is to he accom- as penalties for those who YB” OW be], M W... M gm 6” W! cent. exceeded only by plished.saidllorne. fail to reach the targets, development in Toronto. “This ambiguity around 'l'homason said. which is considered all what the growth plan says to Peel Region, made up of intensification and infill, some municipalities and not the Town of Caledon and the The region really has no to others needs to be cities of Brampton and Mis- a AN choice but to follow through resolved. in our opinion sissauga, currently has an with the growth plan if these are requirements. not intensification target of 40 EDUCATION future growth is to be man soft targets.” he said. per cent but is set to increase aged properly. said Rob The region's efforts that target to 50 per cent in 0 FAITH l Home, regional planning haven‘t been easy. Last 2026. it would bethe highest Y U CAN HAVE IN ! . commissioner. which is why spring, Waterloo said it was intensification target in the Waterloo has developed going to tourt to try to protdnce outside ofToronto. . such an aggressive urban reverse the Ontario Munici» Arvin Prasad, director of Join m for sprawi reduction strategy pal Board‘s decision to open integrated planning in Peel “Compact growth lot out more than 1.000 hectares of Region, doesn't believe the region Is probany more land to new development. provmce needs to set hard important than it is for other lhe region's official plan targets or penalties for municipalities because we‘re talled for Just 85 hectares of municipalities that fail to . Wednesday, "Mb“ 27”” 2013 groundwater dependent, new land to he made avail reach the growth plan ~> ‘l ‘ 7200 pm ' 9:00 PM and if we go out am further ahle. but developers requirements. “e start to threaten our appealed the decisuin to the “i don't think we need the “ ' groundwater dist barge and HM“, the proxint‘ial land use provmce to tnit romanage ‘ to "SW 0’ {of more mm ‘ _ recharge areas,” Morin-said tribunal planning at the Iotal level '_ ‘ l i . _ g .i ”if; r. a 1 , " Planners expett the pop Municipalities that haw lheyve set a really good polr ' ‘ .. i ' m ‘” u A ‘" ‘ tilation oi Waterloo Region tailed to meet the 4|! per t i-nt icy direction and the munici ‘ . to int tease bx nearly 40 pm intensifitation ldrgt'l so! ht palities are movrng forward ‘ , loamy Wino-"to Collegiate HR l tt‘lil (Ht'r the next mo the prountc llitllltlt' Wllli implementing that . 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