Correspondence
Email dated January 17, 2018 from W. Campbell
January 23, 2018Page 1732 sections
Correspondence regarding light pollution concerns from casino signage located near Wilfert Road.
January 17, 2018William J. Campbell309-290 Wilfert RD
VII. Finding ways to enhance established employment centres; VIII. Finding ways to integrate high–value, clean industry and business in complete communities; IX. Finding ways to attract, develop and maintain a highly skilled workforce; and, X. Finding ways to reduce poverty in the Capital Region.
Page 173
Policies
- Collaboratively build on the region’s economic, environmental and quality of life advantages to position the region as a highly desirable location for investing in existing and new businesses, working to address the economic development considerations identified in Objective 5.1.
- Provide for land development patterns that maintain an adequate supply of employment land, industrial land, transportation infrastructure and services to support a diverse regional economy.
- Prioritize the attraction of new businesses and investment that will support climate action; while supporting the retention and growth of existing businesses and economic activities in the region.
- Ensure the long–term protection of Renewable Resource Lands depicted on Maps 3(a) and 4. This could include policies aimed
forat buffering and land use transition between Renewable Resource Lands and settled areas (i.e., lands within the Rural/Rural Residential Land Use Policy Area as well as theGrowth PolicyUrban Containment Policy Area), and policies that support farming within the Agricultural Land Reserve, and forestry, silviculture, forestry-related industrial uses and low-impact tourism within the Private Managed Forest Land and Crown and other forest lands.
Page 173
Extracted from: 2018 01 23 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf