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Town of Innisfil Official PlanLEFROY SECONDARY PLANk) Lands dedicated for park purposes shall be suitably graded in accordance withthe requirements of the Town and conveyed in a physical condition satisfactoryto the Town.l) The detailed landscaping, design and development of parks is to be undertakenby the Town. However, landowners may develop the parks, where agreed to bythe Town, to the Town’s specifications as set out in the subdivision agreementsfor new developments with consideration for development charge credit.m) The Town will require the dedication of parks that meet the size requirementsand distribution set out in the policies of this Section 13, regardless of landownership. Landowner agreements or cash in lieu may be used to achieve thedesired location and distribution of parks.13.3.12 Natural Environmental Areaa) Permitted Usesi) forestry, fish, or wildlife conservation management,ii) flood or stream bank erosion protection,iii) non-intensive outdoor recreational uses including passive parkland,pedestrian and recreational trails, andiv) existing uses.b) Lands designated "Natural Environmental Area" are recognized as exhibiting oneor more of the following characteristics:i) Environmentally Significant Areas,ii) Provincially Significant Wetlands,iii) Other wetlands,iv) Valleylands;v) Significant Woodlands;vi) Significant habitat of endangered and threatened species; andvii) Stream corridors including associated fisheries buffers.c) Lands exhibiting environmental features which should be protected or which maypresent a constraint to development have been generally designated as "NaturalEnvironmental Area" on Schedule B3 – Land Use Plan and are illustrated by typeof feature on Schedule B3A.d) The boundaries of lands designated "Natural Environmental Area" on ScheduleB3 are approximate. Precise boundaries of the designation are to be determinedthrough an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) submitted in support ofdevelopment applications, which shall include staking of the limits of the featureand determination of appropriate buffers in conjunction with the Ministry ofNatural Resources, the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority and theTown of Innisfil. Where the EIS results in the Natural Environmental Area beingreduced from that shown on Schedule B3, the lands adjacent to the Natural207Adopted July 26, 2006 Approved by OMB May 2009, March 2010 & April 8, 2011
Town of Innisfil Official PlanLEFROY SECONDARY PLANEnvironmental Area shall be used in accordance with the land use designationson the adjacent lands without the need for an Official Plan Amendment.e) The Town may, in consultation with the Lake Simcoe Region ConservationAuthority, designate lands other than those identified in Section 13.3.12 b) as“Natural Environmental Area” for the purpose of ecological restoration to increasethe area of an existing Natural Environmental Area, or to create an ecologicalconnection among two or more existing Natural Environmental Areas.f) Where development is proposed on lands within 120 metres of a ProvinciallySignificant Wetland or 50 metres of all other natural heritage features, theproponent shall undertake an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) prior to draftplan of subdivision approval or other development application approval. TheEnvironmental Impact Study shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Townand the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. Development will not bepermitted adjacent to a Natural Environmental Area, unless the EISdemonstrates to the satisfaction of the Town that there will be no negativeimpacts on the natural feature or its ecological function.g) Buffer areas shall be established adjacent to Natural Environmental Areas inorder to minimize the impact of proposed land use change. Such buffers shall beestablished in consultation with the Town and the Lake Simcoe RegionConservation Authority. The appropriate size of buffers shall be determinedthrough an Environmental Impact Study submitted by the proponent as part ofstudies in support of draft plans of subdivision and shall be included within theNatural Environmental Area designation.h) Where possible, lands designated as Natural Environmental Area should belinked to each other, and to the Town’s Natural Heritage System, as shown onSchedule B3A, through open space connections and other land uses that provideecological linkage and potential for vegetation and wildlife movement anddispersal.i) Designation of lands as Natural Environmental Area does not imply that the landswill be open for public use nor does it imply that the Town or ConservationAuthority will acquire these lands. However, Council encourages thepreservation of lands containing significant natural environmental featuresthrough ownership and acquisition of lands by public agencies, environmentalorganizations, or land trusts or through agreements, easements or restrictivecovenants with private land owners.j) Degraded areas may be restored in cooperation with the Lake Simcoe RegionConservation Authority. Any restoration / rehabilitation initiatives should utilizenative plant species in consultation with the Lake Simcoe Region ConservationAuthority.k) In circumstances where the former quarry lands located in the southeastneighbourhood are to be dedicated to the Town, LSRCA or other public agency,or there is a change of use captured by Regulation 153-04 of the Environmental208Adopted July 26, 2006 Approved by OMB May 2009, March 2010 & April 8, 2011
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