The Planning and Development Act, 2007 provided a new tool for planners to use to address intermunicipal land use and development issues. Section 32.1 of the Act enables the creation of Intermunicipal Development Agreements to be adopted by bylaw and form part of the respective municipal Official Community Plans. This tool establishes the legal framework to guide policy and standards binding each municipality regarding development in areas where there is a shared interest.
Barry Braitman began his planning career with the City of Regina in 1980, serving as Manager of Zoning and Manager of Long Range Planning before moving to GOS Government Relations as Director of Community Planning in 2008. As a planner, now retired, with 38 years of experience in Saskatchewan, he has spoken at SPPI, SUMA, SARM, and a variety of professional associations including UMAS, RMA, SLSA, and APEGS. He has also presented at the CIP national conference, the International Livable Cities Association, and other events.
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