Oakville seeks GTAA support to limit building heights near Toronto Pearson International…
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The Town of Oakville asked the Greater Toronto Airports Authority to assist in reducing building heights proposed for Midtown. Oakville council directed Mayor Rob Burton to request that the GTAA affirm objections from NAV Canada and seek federal regulatory protection for the airspace used by Toronto Pearson International Airport.
From insidehalton.com
Why it matters
The request relates to provincial zoning orders that allow high-rise construction near Oakville GO Station. Limiting building heights could affect the scale and density of the proposed community project and protect the navigable airspace of Toronto Pearson International Airport.
From insidehalton.com
Who's involved
- OakvilleTown seeking assistance regarding building height regulations.
- Greater Toronto Airports AuthorityAirport operator being asked to support height restrictions and airspace protection.
- Rob BurtonMayor of Oakville who was directed to make the request.
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The entities involved
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Oakville
town in Halton Region, Ontario, Canada
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Greater Toronto Airports Authority
airport operator