Innisfil Official Plan OMB Approved - Town of Innisfil

Town of Innisfil Official PlanCOOKSTOWN SECONDARY PLANi) a) The completion of the Work Plan (as prepared by R.J. Burnside and AssociatesLimited and dated May 18, 2007 (“the Work Plan”) to examine the sanitarysewage conveyance and treatment system in Cookstown and to determine anyworks required to maximize sewage capacity in the Cookstown Sewage Systemto provide for, at a minimum, the proposed development on the Subject Lands,while recognizing existing connected development within the existing CookstownCommunity (460 units) and draft plan approvals for Cookshill North (37 units),Cookshill South (85 units), Letizia Homes (24 units) and Belpark Construction (88units), and categories 3 through 6 inclusive (54 units), all as set out in the AinleyGroup report entitled “Town of Innisfil Cookstown Sewage Treatment PlantReserve Capacity Report” dated January 2007, appended to Town of Innisfil StaffReport PDS-031-07 through an inflow/infiltration flow monitoring program andanalysis of the Cookstown Sewage System;b) The timing of completion and financing of the identified improvements to theCookstown Sewage System as recommended by the Work Plan;c) Identification of the party or parties responsible for payment for any identifiedimprovements or rectification pursuant to subsection i) (b) and i (d);d) The timing of completion and financing of the provision of expanded water supplyto Cookstown.ii) a) The cumulative impacts with respect to phosphorous levels of the site on thewatercourse, subject to the terms of reference to be agreed to by the County,Ministry of Environment, Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority and theTown.b) Without further amendment to this Plan, once the matters set out in the reportsreferred to in 1 and 2 above have been submitted and approved by the Town ofInnisfil, the County of Simcoe, the Ministry of Environment, and the NottawasagaValley Conservation Authority, the land use designation for the Subject Landsshall be Residential-Low Density without further amendment to the Plan.c) The number and type of units will be established through a Zoning By-lawAmendment and plan of subdivision. As conditions of draft approval of a plan ofsubdivision for the Subject Lands, detailed reports respecting stormwatermanagement, water balance, water temperature, natural hazards and erosionlimits shall be submitted for review and approval to the Town of Innisfil, theCounty of Simcoe, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority and theMinistry of Environment, as necessary. No Zoning By-law will be given any finalapproval until the flood lines, natural hazards and erosion limits have been settledto the satisfaction of the appropriate authorities, and the appropriate zoningcategory for same has been agreed upon.d) A holding provision pursuant to Section 36 of the Planning Act may be utilized inthe implementing Zoning By-law.e) In addition, development of the Subject Lands is dependant on the allocation ofwater and sanitary servicing capacity sufficient for the proposed development onthese lands by a resolution of Council. In that regard, the recommendationsarising out of the work undertaken pursuant to the Work Plan shall beimplemented in whole or in part as part of any future approvals of a draft plan ofsubdivision and/or By-law to further permit residential development on theselands. In addition, water capacity is to be provided to these lands through the177Adopted July 26, 2006 Approved by OMB May 2009, March 2010 & April 8, 2011