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Land Use Schedule A ¼12 ¼29 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS MEAFORD ± OFFICIAL PLAN SCHEDULE A ¼13 LAND USE 30 MAP 1 7 29 Blantyre ¼ 28 27 Fairmount ¼40 26 LEGEND 25 24 Agricultural I 23 Rocklyn THE BLUE MOUNTAINS Rural II 22 III Temple Hill Primary Settlement Area 12 ¼ 21 Epping IV Union Secondary Settlement Area Goring V 20 VI Tertiary Settlement Area 19 VII VIII 19 Inland Lakes & Shoreline IX 18 ¼ X Space Extensive Commercial XI 17 and Industrial XII 16 Hazard Lands Beaverdale 15 Duncan ¼2 Provincially Significant Wetlands 14 Recreation Area Harkaway 13 Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary 12 CHATSWORTH 11 OPA #18 A Special Recreation Policy Area 10 Talisman 9 Wodehouse 8 OPA #2 Kimberley 7 6 5 4 10 $ Beaver Valley Lady Bank 3 ¼30 2 1 ¼32 Cheeseville OPA #6 Vandeleur 1:95,000 W E S T G R E Y Lake Eugenia AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING ¼31 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS OPA #9 OFFICIAL PLAN OPA #4 Beaver Valley ± Lady Bank SCHEDULE A CHATSWORTH 40 ¼30 LAND USE 35 MAP 2 30 ¼30 25 Feversham Cheeseville 20 Vandeleur 95 OPA #13 15 Lake Eugenia ¼2 100 LEGEND OPA #23 Markdale 105 Agricultural 110 III Maxwell Rural 115 Eugenia II ¼32 Primary Settlement Area 120 I 13 Secondary Settlement Area ETSR 125 ¼ I Tertiary Settlement Area ¼12 130 WTSR 135 II Inland Lakes & Shoreline 140 Space Extensive Commercial III and Industrial 145 40 Hazard Lands 150 35 Irish Lake 80 Provincially Significant Wetlands Flesherton 155 75 70 65 Port Law Recreation Area 160 Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary OPA165 #15 Wareham W E S T G R E Y Ceylon W E S T G R E Y 170 A Special Recreation Policy Area 10 11 8 9 6 7 175 4 5 2 3 25 180 1 20 15 185 10 5 1 190 195 II 10 DUFFERIN COUNTY $ 200 I ETSR 205 ¼14 40 35 ¼4 Priceville 30 25 20 15 10 23 5 ¼ 1 SOUTHGATE ¼9 1:95,000 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING ¼7 Duncan ¼13 Talisman Kimberley ¼2 THE BLUE MOUNTAINS ¼30 OPA #12 Beaver Valley 28 XIV A 27 26 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 37 25 XIII 24 Lady Bank ¼31 Rob Roy 23 OPA #1 22 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS XII 21 ± 20 19 OFFICIAL PLAN Lake Eugenia XI 18 17 SCHEDULE A X 16 Feversham 15 LAND USE Eugenia IX 14 13 MAP 3 ¼32 12 VIII 11 SIMCOE COUNTY OPA #11 10 Singhampton VII 9 LEGEND Maxwell ¼4 8 7 VI 6 Agricultural ¼2 5 4 Rural Flesherton V McIntyre 3 Primary Settlement Area 2 IV 1 5 10 20 25 30 35 1 Secondary Settlement Area III Tertiary Settlement Area Port Law 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 Hatherton Inland Lakes & Shoreline II Space Extensive Commercial ¼124 and Industrial I NDR Hazard Lands Wareham Provincially Significant Wetlands I SDR Recreation Area II Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary Maple Valley Badjeros ¼9 A $10 Special Recreation Policy Area III OPA #5 DUFFERIN COUNTY OPA #19 1:95,000 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING 8 9 ne wnli ia To hras 9 C H AT S W O R T H -Eup 6 9 esia THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS 0 rtem A OFFICIAL PLAN d 9 a 7 o R 2 d 9 1 o 1 d o a o SCHEDULE A w e R tl 9 s 8 y ± i e h r T 92 G LAND USE R H 9 S ig 9 T MAP 4 hw See Section E 9 a N 3 y 10 4.5.1.(c) 2 n 1 io 0 s MARKDALE 0 s e c 9 n 4 o C 1 01 e t iv e 9 r e LEGEND 5 D tr r e S e l y 1 v w r 0 ri a u 2 Agricultural L b D n e w k 9 ie E c 6 v a y di r t Rural a th B s r A a 1 G E 0 ve t 3 t nu e OPA #23 e e re Primary Settlement Area e t T r S or t o S in n e a 1 to g d 0 W E S T G R E Y S r M a 4 Inland Lakes & Shoreline t o o re e R e G i t a N r R Space Extensive Commercial or b t m S h W a T 1 and Industrial a C E 0 t lk 5 n e N e A r Hazard Lands c rg S 1 s y tr e le ee n r S t io C tr s 's e s Provincially Significant Wetlands n et e a c m p n a o h t C Recreation Area C e e To tr ro S n to Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary e E S rn liz t o a re L S e t t e Q re S v e o ri ue t u t C e th D e n s A Special Recreation Policy Area e n d re t S n t re tr e a S S ee u l t t n p la t re e U Is s e v e t A W ia SETTLEMENT AREA t r e to re ic t V S Neighbourhood Area G in la a sg M ow Employment Area S tr ee R t S T Downtown Area W Te S 1 rra Drive 05 1 Open Space Area n io s s e 1 c 0 n 6 o C 2 1 1 0 d 7 F a o o H r R ig d' y h s e w D r R a ri G S 1 y G ve 0 10 le T 8 n W wo o S d 2 Pl ac n 1 e io 0 s 9 s e c n 1 1:11,000 o 1 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING C 0 Concession 2 NETSR 146 East Back Line THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS Highway 10 OFFICIAL PLAN SCHEDULE A Concession 1 NETSR ±Road 140 Grey Road 4 LAND USE MAP 5 FLESHERTON Mill Street Victoria Street LEGEND Agricultural Sydenham Street Cynthia Street Collingwood Street Lagoon Road Albert Street Rural Concession 1 SWTSR Primary Settlement Area Margaret Street Inland Lakes & Shoreline Beachell Street Ellen Street Mary Street Space Extensive Commercial and Industrial Hazard Lands Peter Street Milligan Drive Provincially Significant Wetlands Recreation Area Highland Drive Hill Street Toronto Road Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary Alice Street A Special Recreation Policy Area Harold Best Parkway SETTLEMENT AREA Campbell Street Neighbourhood Area Employment Area Concession 2 SWTSR Downtown Area Highway 10 Durham Street Open Space Area 156 Grey Road 4 1:11,000 Road 160 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING Taylor Road Lower Valley Road Grey Road 13 Concession 12 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS Concession 13 OFFICIAL PLAN 39 38 Point Road SCHEDULE A ± 37 12th Concession B 36 LAND USE 35 MAP 6 34 Concession 11 LAKE EUGENIA Flewelling Valley Ridge Penny Lane LEGEND Stanley Drive Agricultural 10th Concession Lakeshore Boulevard Rural 26 Primary Settlement Area 25 33 Secondary Settlement Area 24 32 Tertiary Settlement Area 31 Concession 10 30 Inland Lakes & Shoreline 23 29 Space Extensive Commercial and Industrial 28 Hazard Lands 27 Provincially Significant Wetlands Wiles Lane North Street Recreation Area Paradise Lane Sunset Point Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary Park Street Zouave Street Concession 9 A Special Recreation Policy Area Peters Crescent Pellisier Street South Shores Road 35 Sideroad Simpson Street Canrobert Street Inkerman Street 30 Sideroad Raglan StreetBeau Lane MacDonalds Road Cedars Resort 8th Concession Raglan Street Napoleon Street Magee Lane East Street St Arnaud Street Concession 8 St Arnaud Street Lower Road Valley AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING 1:20,000 9 Toe of prominent 0 3 8 0 5 8 INSET AREA E 0 2 2 5 0 escarpment slope 3 2 4 5 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS 0 4 2 0 2 4 OFFICIAL PLAN 5 vard Deemed toe of prominent Boule lisman escarpment slope Ta Brow of prominent G r e SCHEDULE A y ± escarpment slope rive R 4 D tree o 1 k a 3 an 1 5 L d . LAND USE F 7 4 7 2 5 MAP 7 W o d e K h i m o rt u ou 5 TALISMAN & C b s ik 7 4 Am e e 2 r 2 l C e 3 y o 5 u KIMBERLEY C 2 r t Talisman o 5 Boulevar u 4 d e n 5 r riv sio 0 t ain D ces 2 unt on LEGEND 4 o C 0 an M 1 alism 4 T Agricultural 15 3 0 Rural 2 1 5 3 d 7B 0 eroa Sid 0 Primary Settlement Area 6 5 2 sion nces Secondary Settlement Area Co 2 2 6 6 0 0 0 6 m 8 70.0 Tertiary Settlement Area 3 4 5 1 8 Inland Lakes & Shoreline 5 3 ion 6 cess 5 Space Extensive Commercial on 55 4 .0 C 2 2 44 and Industrial 9 2 5 7 5 2 8 5 . 5 2 S 0 Hazard Lands 7 «¬ 0 E 5 h A 7 7 i 1 ad l o v r . e 4 id o 0 S 5 c Provincially Significant Wetlands 6 k 0 .0 4 2 S 2 4 255 .12 3 i 6 d 16 e 5 Recreation Area r 7A 6 o 3 oad a r d ide TALISMAN 5 S 0 7 Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary 5 2 2 240 5 S 3 h 2 d oa E i e R 0 l Brow of prominent 5 entr v C 8 o A Special Recreation Policy Area 2 c escarpment slope 5 k 3 6 2 0 S 6 0 3 2 7 0 8 i 5 7 3 d 0 2 2 0 e 5 5 4 r 5 9 ad o 5 o a 2 R 2 0 ry 7 e d 4 5 0 am 3 re 6 4 C G 2 r e 0 y 4 Toe of2 prominent R 1 3 o 0 escarpment slope a d 5 5 1 2 3 5 1 4 4 5 5 0 8 9 2 2 3 4 Note: The 70.0 m distance 2 4 5 0 8 1 2 2 6 0 is measured from a point 0 4 9 3 2 5 0 0 3 0 2 1 5 on the road equal to the 4 0 7 4 5 7 0 5 2 4 0 5 7 2 fire hydrant 2 2 5 «¬ 4 5 3 9 2 located at Sideroad 7A 0 3 9 7 5 5 3 KIMBERLEY 0 0 5 5 0 1:12,000 4 3 0 9 1:5,000 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING 3 2 4 245 340 405 Grey Road 13 INSET AREA B 365 320 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS OFFICIAL PLAN 425 375 420 315 3 415 D SCHEDULE A 300 ± Grey Road 30 345 Toe of prominent 250 280 LAND USE 290 335 385 escarpment slope 270 410 MAP 8 325 380 395 360 300 275 BEAVER VALLEY Brow of prominent 390 escarpment slope 305 SKI CLUB 335 Entrance to the 310 2 295 285 LEGEND 400 Beaver Valley 290 C Ski Club 320 Pioneer Drive Agricultural 405 405 410 255 315 Rural Concession 5 Mary B's Lane 370 400 1:3,000325 Primary Settlement Area 290 BV River Row 260 300 Secondary Settlement Area Meadow Lane Tertiary Settlement Area Deemed toe of prominent INSET AREA C 275 escarpment slope 1 Concession 6 250 Inland Lakes & Shoreline 285 350 Space Extensive Commercial 340 and Industrial Brook Glade Drive 305 270 42.67m 335 Beaver Trail 410 Hazard Lands 415 295 260 355 310 Provincially Significant Wetlands 280 7th Line 350 265 265 Recreation Area 270 325 410 330 370 390 290 Niagara Escarpment Plan Boundary Concession 14 Bowles Bluff Road B 405 Grey Road 30 415 88.39m Mary B's Lane 280 355 A Special Recreation Policy Area 395 57.91 330 300 310 375 285 275 315 255 430 365 380 420 26 152.4 400 425 430 280 25 24.38 285 Hickory Lane 425 24 335 Pioneer Drive 435 Butternut Court 23 290 42.67 Valley Crescent 22 285 A 290 320 21 Lower Valley Road 385 Club house 290 430 Concession295 13 345 20 310 Toe of prominent 275 Brow of prominent BeaverTrail escarpment slope 420 305 360 1:4,500 1:13,500 escarpment slope 285 1:3,000 AUGUST 2017 - GREY COUNTY PLANNING 300 290 THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY HIGHLANDS OFFICIAL PLAN SCHEDULE A Concession 10 Grey Road 2 ± LAND USE MAP 9 Mill Bridge Road FEVERSHAM River Road LEGEND Agricultural
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