Council Highlights

Council Highlights - April 30, 2024

Mayor’s Statement Regarding Proposed Zoning By-law Amendments 
Following the Planning and Development Committee (PDC) Meeting on Thursday, April 25, Mayor Groves made a statement during Council to clarify that the Proposed Zoning By-law Amendments are being put on hold to allow for further public consultation. The Town will host a series of three information sessions in the coming month in various areas across Caledon to provide further clarity around the process, answer questions put forward by...

Council Highlights - March 26, 2024

Council adopts Future Caledon Official Plan 

After thorough consultation with the public and community partners including 60 community engagement events, Council adopted the Town’s new Official Plan, “Future Caledon”. The new Official Plan lays out a detailed roadmap to help shape the future Caledon wants to see over the next 30 years. 

The Plan will direct services, land use and quality of life in our community across five focus areas: 

1. Natural Resources and Agriculture
2. Tourism, Heritage, Healthy...

Council Highlights - February 27, 2024

Municipal Law Enforcement (MLE) Shift Schedule

Staff presented two options to increase coverage, improve response and establish a tiered response system at a Council Committee workshop on January 24, 2024.

Council asked that the Service Level Request by MLE be amended, in the 2024 Town of Caledon Budget, through a Council Budget Motion to add two (2) additional FTE Parking Officers. Further, staff have been asked to report back to Council with a comprehensive review of the impact of this change...

Council Highlights – December 12, 2023

Caledon to support changes to public notice legislation

Caledon Council voted to support a request to update the Province’ of Ontario's Legislation Act, 2006 to include digital publications for publication and notice requirements for provincial acts and regulations. The act currently requires newspapers in a print form to be used for notices. The amendment would help communities without a local print newspaper provide information to residents and meet the requirements of the act.

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Council Highlights - November 28, 2023

Special Council Review of Peel Official Plan

Following the Province’s reversal of decision on 12 Official Plans in Ontario, Council approved a request for modifications to the Peel Official Plan, in response to the Province’s request for comments. The modifications included mapping changes to the 2051 Urban Area of the Peel Official Plan.

The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing will be requested to consider the proposed changes in their final decision on the Peel 2051 Official Plan and...