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He called for the reference to urban structure to remain or that language be added to rec- ognize that not all locations may be appropriate for intensi- fication, and the level of inten-fication, and the level of inten-f sification that may be appropri- ate at any location will depend on various considerations. Another proposed change would see the removal from the Growth Plan of references to "ensure development of high quality" environments and "site design and urban design standards." Biggar said this change, if approved, suggests a shift away from the province's Planningfrom the province's Planningf Act, which focuses on the pro- motion of developments that are well designed, encourage a sense of place and provide for public spaces that are of high quality, safe, accessible, attrac- tive and vibrant. "Town of Oakville staff rec- ommends that this change not be carried through in the amendment," said Biggar. "The province is encouraged to implement changes that pro- mote harmonization and align- ment within its own land use planning framework." There was also concern about the proposed introduc- tion of provincially significant employment zones. This change would provide enhanced protection for em- ployment uses to employment areas that: .are designated employment areas that are inside existing settlement area boundaries; .may be vulnerable to con- version pressures (e.g. residen- tial conversion); .may be facing encroach- ment by sensitive land uses that could threaten the existing employment uses; or .are needed in the region to attract new investment and re- tain existing industries. Biggar said that while the town supports the protection of employment lands of provin- cial significance town staff be- lieve introducing another layer of mapping and policy related to planning and employment, in addition to those contained in the local and regional offi- cial plans, may have the oppo- site effect from what the prov- ince is trying to achieve. "A third layer of employ- ment land mapping and policy, in some locations, might frus- trate the establishment of new employment uses that would generate new jobs by introduc- ing additional red tape," said Biggar. The province's proposed changes were not well received by some Oakville councillors. Ward 1 town and regionalWard 1 town and regionalW Coun. Sean O'Meara noted that if these changes went through plots of land outside growth ar- eas and away from urban struc- tures, it would be more fair game for developers. He also focused on the possi- ble risk that these changes could bring more develop- ments to established areas where the necessary road in- frastructure is not in place tofrastructure is not in place tof accommodate the additional traffic these developments would bring. Ward 6 town and regionalWard 6 town and regionalW Coun. Tom Adams said the pro- posed changes, particularly the provincially significant em- ployment zones, baffle him. "I'm not really sure I under- stand what the benefit of the whole thing is to anybody if we are already doing this at the municipal level. It does to seem like an extra unnecessary lay- er," he said. "I fear that a lot of this is re- ally aimed at creating more sprawl than we've ever had be- fore."fore."f With all comments heard council voted to submit town staff's response to the proposed changes to the province. NEWS LANGUAGE IN GROWTH PLAN STIRS DEBATE AT TOWN COUNCIL Ward 6 Town and Regional Councillor Tom Adams voices concerns about proposed changes to the Province's Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe during a Feb. 11 meeting of the Planning and Development Council. 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