March 9, 9:00am - noon
The Region of Waterloo (ROW) is in the process of updating its Regional Official Plan (ROP). As part of that process, they are conducting a provincially mandated Land Needs Assessment (LNA), seeking public input at various stages in that process.
This process began in October 2019 with results expected in principle to the Province by July 1, 2022 — it is at a critical stage for our community.
While the Region must consult with key stakeholders and the broader community once the draft LNA is available for review, the draft LNA, which will include three rate-of-intensification scenarios is expected to be released by the Region in late March or early April.
At this crucial point in the ROP and LNA, the community must make the best use of the time that remains to have meaningful input and answer the question, where do we grow from here?
This process began in October 2019 with results expected in principle to the Province by July 1, 2022 — it is at a critical stage for our community.
While the Region must consult with key stakeholders and the broader community once the draft LNA is available for review, the draft LNA, which will include three rate-of-intensification scenarios is expected to be released by the Region in late March or early April.
At this crucial point in the ROP and LNA, the community must make the best use of the time that remains to have meaningful input and answer the question, where do we grow from here?
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