I. POLICY AMENDMENTS

Some of the comments received resulted in changes to the policies in the
Draft O.C.P. Most cf these changes were essentially housekeeping aiendments
te clarify or enhance policies, broaden their scope, or make some of them more
emphatic. The following is a summary of some of areas in which changes to the
wording of policies were made:

Some Physical Environment policies were changed to be more emphatic.

Seasonal restrictions will also apply to site clearing.

Environmental assessments prior to development in Colony Farm will address
impacts on wildlife, fish and vegetation, not just raptors.

Policies on Colony Farm clarified as to restricting intensive development.
Request the use of native vegetation in landscaping of development sites.

Include references to Provincial and Federal authorities when dealing with
applications affecting the river foreshores.

Resid tal Ar Polici
Identify those policies which refer specifically to single-family areas.
New subdivisions to include bculevard trees.

C ial A Polici

Promote use of bicycles in commercial areas.

Planting and screening around parking areas to allow adequate safety
surveillance.

Ind ial A Polici
Address issue of contamination by industrial users.
Promote the planting of more trees in industrial areas.

Parks and Recreation Policies
Re-effirm preservation of parks designated lands.
Reject infill residential subdivisions, in areas without parks.
Protect natural areas from development of intensive recreational

Emphasize the policy to extend and preserve the PcCo Trail.

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