The province will hold an open house on proposed expansion to the Greater Golden Horseshoe area's Greenbelt on Tuesday night.
The open house, one of six the province is holding, takes place from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Italian Canadian Club.
An open house in Barrie recently attracted roughly 250 people.
The Greenbelt is a designated area intended to protect and preserve two million acres of agricultural and wetland areas, from near Rice Lake to the east and the Niagara River to the west.
According to the province it dictates "where urbanization should not occur."
"It protects the environmentally sensitive land and farmland in Ontario's Golden Horseshoe area from uban development," provincial documents read.
It is intended to protect agricultural land base, ecology and hydrological features of the area.
Deadline for public input into proposed expansion of the Greenbelt is March 7.
