Ontario Association of Committees of Adjustment and Consent Authorities
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OACA 2011 Seminar
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A Land Use Planning Guide for Businesses
July, 2011
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July, 2011
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May 08, 2009
OACA is pleased to announce the new Job Postings
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Welcome to www.OACA.info
OACA is a not
for profit volunteer
Association whose business is conducted by an elected nine (9) member
Board of Directors, governed by a Constitution and By-laws. The
membership of the Association consists of Secretary-Treasurers of
Committees of Adjustment and Land Division Committees, Appointed
Members who sit on these Committees and some associate members who work
in the area of consents and minor variances.
Members of the Committees can be locally appointed residents, Members of Council or a combination of both who have the responsibility to provide fair and sensitive adjudication on applications for relief from municipal Zoning By-laws or applications for various types of consents. The Secretary-Treasurers are usually municipal staff persons. The combination of having both staff and committee members in one organization makes OACA a unique and dynamic organization that responds to a variety of interests and needs for its membership. read more
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Primer on Planning
The first three lessons of the course provide an overview of the land use planning process in Ontario. The main planning instruments, policies and controls are introduced and described, as well as the evolving provincial-local relationship in planning. Particular attention is given to the official plan and the zoning by-law.
The next two lessons represent the central core of the course and provide a detailed examination of the powers, procedures and practices of committees of adjustment, land division committees and consent authorities when considering applications for minor variances and consents. read more
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