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Where and how should Halton grow over the next 30 years The region is looking for residents input on this as it plans for provincially-mandated growth for the coming decades. The Ontario Growth Plan requires that Halton prepare to accommodate 1.1 million people and 500,000 jobs by the year 2051.The consultation period will run until May 28 and presents growth concepts outlining different wa stanley flask ys the community could accommodate new residents and jobs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Comments will help inform a review of the regional official plan, which guides land use decisions in the community to meet the needs of residents and businesses today and in the future. From new housing to transit networks and business areas, we are planning for mandated growth as more residents and businesses choose to call Halton home, said Regional Chair Gary Carr. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By asking for the publics feedback on what our community may look like in 10, 20 or 30 year stanley thermos s, we can ensure planning stanley shop decisions preserve our high quality of life and keep Halton a great place to live for our children and grandchildren. Haltons growth concepts are available to view at halton.ca/ropr. Each concept delves into the following questions: How quickly will the community grow, and where will growth take place Will there be more apartments and condos, or more single-family homes Where will the majority of new jobs be