Community Planning Permit By-law
The Town of Huntsville is creating a new Community Planning Permit (CPP) By-law. This document will replace the existing Huntsville Zoning By-law, will apply to all lands within the Town and will implement the policies of the Town’s Official Plan.
What is the CPP By-law and why is it important?
The Community Planning Permit By-law is a tool available to municipalities in Ontario that combines the development process by addressing all zoning amendments, minor variance and site plan agreements under one application.
This means that the CPP By-law will provide Huntsville with the ability to regulate and manage development in a more streamlined and flexible manner, with applications being reviewed within a 45 day timeframe.
For the community, it means faster approval timelines, less applications, and less approvals that need to be considered by Council.
The By-law will help the Town address some of the ongoing issues related to development, such as erosion, natural heritage, tree removal and site alteration.
For some examples of how the CPP development approval process looks like in comparison to the current process see these CPP scenarios
You are crucial to making the new CPP By-law a success
Your input is valuable and will help shape the development of the CPP By-law. Throughout the project, there will be multiple ways for you to provide us with your feedback and thoughts. Keep checking this space for updates and to have your say!