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Environment ministry suspends soil regulations

TORONTO – Ontarios Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks has announced it is proceeding with a temporary suspension of legislative requirements to comply with parts of Ontarios Excess Soil Regulation until Jan. 1, 2023.

The suspension requirements were in effect as of January 1, 2022.

The Excess Soil Regulation is (O. Reg. 406/19: Onsite and Excessoil Regulation) was completed in 2019. It has been phased in over the years with most of the provisions in place.

The ministry was informed by developers and municipalities that they require more time to comply with the most recent requirements and to be clearer about their responsibilities.

The ministry stated that it will work with stakeholders to provide additional education, outreach, and guidance to help ensure the successful implementation of the new requirements over the next months.

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