Employment Lands

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are under site-specific appeal, the pertinent policies have been deemed by the Ontario Land Tribunal to be in force and effect for general application. Due to appeal-related delays in the comprehensive Zoning By-law Update Project, this municipally initiated Zoning By-law Amendment is being advanced separately in order to cease the further erosion of designated Employment Areas through the establishment of uses more suited to mixed use corridors or commercial areas, particularly in recognition of the Employment Land deficit facing the Town of Collingwood over the long-term. Municipal Planner: Nathan Wukasch nwukasch@collingwood.ca Notice of Public Meeting - August 10, 2026 Comments The comments above are made to the best of our knowledge using all the information and resources available at the posting time. The information contained herein is believed to be correct, however, the Town of Collingwood assumes no liability for negligence, inaccuracies, or omissions. For more information, please contact the assigned Town of Collingwood Planner or you are welcome to request more information from planning@collingwood.ca during office hours of Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Planning Act Please be advised, individuals who make written submissions with respect to a Planning Act application must be aware that their submission (comments) and any and all personal information provided in their correspondence will become part of the

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