Smart Growth Briefs, Letters and Submissions

August 24, 2006
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Mark S. Winfield
Former Director, Environmental Governance

A collection of briefs, letters and submissions made by the Pembina Institute in relation to the government of Ontario's initiatives related to smart growth and urban sustainability since 2002 are indexed below.


Planning Reform

Bill 51 Submission (August, 2006)

Bill 136 Submission (April 14, 2005)

Submission to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Regarding the draft Environmental Assessment Terms of Reference for the Niagara to GTA Corridor, October 2005.

Submission to the Standing Committee on General Government regarding Bill 26 — The Strong Communities Act (Sept 2004)

Ontario Greenbelt Alliance submission on: Places to Grow: Better Choices, Brighter Future

Provincial Policy Statement Brief (June 2004)

Planning Act Reform and OMB (Aug 2004)

Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Management

Analysis of Final Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Plan, July 2006

Comments on Draft Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Plan, February 2005. (April 18, 2005)

Submission on Shaping the Future (March 2003)

Comments on Places to Grow (Sept 2004)

Ontario Greenbelt Alliance submission on: Places to Grow: Better Choices, Brighter Future (Sept 2004)

Comments on Bill 136 (Dec 2004)

Comments on Places to Grow (Jan 2006)

Greater Golden Horseshoe Greenbelt

Comments on Draft Proposed Greenbelt (Dec 2004)

Comments on Bill 135 The Greenbelt Act (Nov 2004)

Submission on Bill 27 (May 2004)

Submission to Greenbelt Task Force (July 2004)

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