Prince Edward IslandBill 107Committee
Bill 107: An Act to Amend the Planning Act
Sponsor: Gordon McNeillyIntroduced April 15, 2026Checked September 5, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
What this bill does
This bill amends Prince Edward Island's Planning Act to set strict timelines requiring the Minister to approve or refuse municipal official plans and planning bylaws within 90 days of receiving them, and to provide written reasons within 30 days if refusing.
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Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects municipalities and local governments in Prince Edward Island rather than private businesses directly. However, businesses involved in real estate development, construction, and land use — such as homebuilders, commercial developers, and land developers operating in PEI — would benefit indirectly, since clearer timelines for ministerial decisions on official plans and zoning bylaws reduce uncertainty in the planning approval process. Developers waiting on municipal bylaw changes or official plan approvals to proceed with projects would have more predictability about when decisions will be made. Smaller operators like local contractors or solo developers who depend on timely municipal planning decisions to start or finance projects would likely feel the practical benefit most acutely.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingApril 15, 2026
Second ReadingApril 28, 2026
CommitteeApril 28, 2026
Next: Third Reading vote
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- Bill number
- PE-107
- Type
- Private Member's Public
- Jurisdiction
- Prince Edward Island
- Session
- 67-3