Brampton public meetings in 2024

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee will receive presentations on public encampments and automated speed enforcement. The meeting also includes a delegation regarding the 2024 Family and Intimate Violence Prevention campaign.

• Presentation on 'Safe Public Spaces for All: Addressing Encampments In the City of Brampton (RM55/2024)'
• Automated Speed Enforcement update from Traffic Operations and Parking and Automated Enforcement & Court Administration
• Delegation regarding the 2024 Family and Intimate Violence Prevention campaign
• Review of the 2025 Meeting Schedule and Terms of Reference

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee approved its 2025 meeting schedule, including a road show to hold meetings at community centers in each ward pairing. The committee also received presentations on family violence prevention, automated speed enforcement, and encampments, and referred a safety concern about Creditview Road to staff for review.

• Approved 2025 meeting schedule with road show (BCS016-2024)
• Received family violence prevention campaign presentation (BCS013-2024)
• Received automated speed enforcement update (BCS014-2024)
• Received encampments report (BCS015-2024)
• Referred Creditview Road safety correspondence to staff for report back (BCS017-2024)

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will consider a series of by‑law amendments, including updates to occupancy standards for rentals, new administrative penalties, and a comprehensive repeal and replacement of the existing User Fee By‑law affecting multiple service departments. Additional items include a temporary zoning amendment for 10120 Highway 50 and the acceptance of works in several registered development plans. A discussion item on the Salvation Army Family Life Resource Centre shelter expansion will also be presented.

• By‑law 181‑2024 – amend By‑law 165‑2022 to update minimum occupancy standards for rental properties
• By‑law 182‑2024 – amend By‑law 218‑2019 to establish a system of non‑parking administrative penalties
• By‑law 193‑2024 – repeal and replace User Fee By‑law 380‑2003, affecting fees for community, corporate, legislative, public works, planning, transit, and stormwater services
• By‑law 194‑2024 – temporary amendment to Zoning By‑law 270‑2004 for 10120 Highway 50 (Highway 50 Holdings Inc. and First Gulf Corporation)
• By‑law 200‑2024 – accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M‑1927 for Mattamy (Credit River) Limited north of Bovaird Drive West and east of Mississauga Road

Council approved the establishment of a municipal services corporation, Brampton Municipal Holdings Inc., to manage city assets and services, with the Mayor as board chair. The decision passed 8-3 after an amendment added co-vice-chairs and a process for potential citizen board members. Council also approved a consent agenda covering development charge bylaw amendments, park naming, and various committee recommendations, and deferred several items including occupancy standards and a housing development application.

• Approved establishment of Brampton Municipal Holdings Inc. (8-3)
• Approved amendment to 2024 Development Charges Bylaws re: redevelopment credits
• Approved permanent names for five parks, including Father Roman Galadza and Jaswant Singh Khalra
• Deferred occupancy standards and overcrowding report to Jan 15, 2025 committee meeting
• Deferred prepayment agreements to incentivize housing developments to a New Year council meeting
• Deferred 0 McLaughlin Road Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment to Jan 22, 2025
• Approved zoning by-law amendment for 1955 Cottrelle Boulevard, Jindal Developments
• Approved taxicab tariff increase to $4.75 drop rate and reduced meter distance to 125 meters

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will hear a presentation from Salter Pilon Architecture on the Howden Recreation Centre’s accessibility features. It will discuss priorities in the Municipal Accessibility Plan and consider specific accessibility issues raised for the Rosalea Park air‑supported structure tennis courts. Additional items include a relocation request for member Franco Spadafora and an update on the resignation of member Chris Mann.

• Presentation by Salter Pilon Architecture on Howden Recreation Centre accessibility
• Discussion of Municipal Accessibility Plan priorities
• Accessibility concerns at Rosalea Park air‑supported structure tennis courts (raised by Vanessa Tantalo)
• Relocation request for member Franco Spadafora
• Update on resignation of member Chris Mann

The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved allowing Franco Spadafora, who has relocated outside Brampton, to remain a member and attend meetings virtually, with a new co-chair to be selected. The committee also received a design presentation for the Howden Recreation Centre and referred accessibility concerns about the Rosalea Park tennis courts to staff for review.

• Approved agenda as published (AAC013-2024)
• Received delegation on Howden Recreation Centre and requested staff consider design suggestions (AAC014-2024)
• Referred Rosalea Park tennis court accessibility concerns to staff for discussion with Planning (AAC015-2024)
• Permitted Franco Spadafora to continue as member virtually and selected a new co-chair (AAC016-2025)
• Received resignation of Chris Mann (AAC017-2024)
• Adjourned to February 25, 2025 (AAC018-2024)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider several applications, including withdrawals of two existing applications, a deferral request for a servicing easement, two new consent applications for land severances, and a minor‑variance request for an accessory shed. The most extensive items are two Schedule C variance applications by Polco Investments for the 2250‑2300 Queen Street East parcel, proposing changes to lot width, building footprints, floor area, parking and landscaping requirements.

• Withdrawal of application A-2023-0312 for 4 Cynthia Crescent, Plan M350, Lot 38, Ward 10
• Deferral request B-2024-0008 for a servicing easement over 21 Van Kirk Drive benefiting 25 and 35 Van Kirk Drive
• Consent application B-2024-0018 to sever ~1.94 ha at 2250‑2300 Queen Street East (Polco Investments) with a mutual access easement
• Consent application B-2024-0020 to sever ~62,115 sqm at 98‑100 Rutherford Road South (2494747 Ontario Ltd.) and add the lot to 25 Clark Boulevard
• Minor‑variance application A-2024-0310 for a shed at 37 Guest Street requesting reduced setbacks, increased height to 3.38 m, and larger floor‑area allowances

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will hear presentations on Etobicoke Creek Trail storm damage, the mathematics of vehicular overtaking, bike lane experiences from other cities, and carbon‑emissions data for the GTHA. The committee will discuss support for a 2025 Bike Show and review the 2025 meeting schedule. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation on Etobicoke Creek Trail storm damage
• Presentation on the mathematics of vehicular overtaking
• Presentation on bike lane experiences of other cities
• Discussion of 2025 Bike Show support
• Review of the 2025 Active Transportation Advisory Committee meeting schedule

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee received four presentations, including updates on Etobicoke Creek Trail damage, vehicular overtake mathematics, bike lane experiences in other cities, and carbon emissions data. The committee also approved its 2025 meeting schedule and acknowledged correspondence on crossride programs. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Received presentation on Etobicoke Creek Trail damage and authorized Co-Chair to delegate to Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee (Carried)
• Received presentation on Mathematics of Vehicular Overtake (Carried)
• Received presentation on Bike Lane Experiences of Other Cities (Carried)
• Received presentation on Carbon Emissions in GTHA (Carried)
• Received 2025 meeting schedule (Carried)
• Received correspondence on Crossride programs (Carried)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider a city-initiated zoning amendment for residential driveway standards across multiple wards. The body will also review several applications for high-density residential buildings, industrial developments, and updates to the Heritage Register following provincial legislation.

• City-initiated Zoning By-law Amendment for Residential Driveway Standards (Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8)
• Proposed mixed-use development at 137 Steeles Avenue West featuring four apartment buildings (45-50 storeys)
• Proposed industrial development at 11722 Mississauga Road with five buildings totaling 172,012 square metres
• Proposed residential development at 10159 The Gore Road including 178 detached dwellings, 530 townhouses, and 1,233 apartment units
• Updates to the Heritage Register resulting from Provincial Bills 23 and 200

The Planning and Development Committee approved several development applications, including draft plans of subdivision and zoning by-law amendments, and endorsed a heritage incentive grant increase. Two applications were referred to the December 11, 2024 City Council meeting for further discussion. The committee also received reports on heritage register updates and fee changes.

• Endorsed draft plan of subdivision and zoning amendment at 10159 The Gore Road (PDC214-2024)
• Approved draft plan of subdivision and zoning amendment at 11185 Airport Road (PDC215-2024)
• Approved draft plan of subdivision and zoning amendment at 2648 Countryside Drive (PDC216-2024)
• Approved zoning by-law amendment at 8627 Mississauga Road (PDC217-2024)
• Referred application at 0 McLaughlin Road to City Council Dec 11 (PDC218-2024)
• Approved zoning by-law amendment at 5076 Old Castlemore Road (PDC219-2024)
• Approved official plan and zoning amendment at 1283-1306 Queen Street West (PDC220-2024)
• Referred application at 1955 Cottrelle Boulevard to City Council Dec 11 (PDC224-2024)

Council Workshop

The City of Brampton Council held a workshop on December 9, 2024 to brief members on the Ward Boundary Review. A presentation of the public consultation results was provided by program staff. No decisions or directions to staff were made, as the workshop is informational only.

• Roll Call of Council members
• Purpose: provide information on the Ward Boundary Review
• Workshop Presentation – Ward Boundary Review – Results of Public Consultation (PDF)
• Adjournment

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The committee will meet to receive nomination sub-committee minutes and discuss updates for the 2025 induction event. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the 2025 inductees.

• Discussion regarding 2025 Induction Event Update
• Closed session regarding Brampton Sports Hall of Fame 2025 Inductees
• Receipt of Nomination Sub-Committee minutes from September 19, 2024

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee approved the agenda and received the Nomination Sub-Committee minutes. They confirmed the 2025 induction ceremony for May 6 at the Rose Theatre and selected Jay Onrait as keynote speaker. The committee also went into closed session to discuss personal matters and approved direction for the 2025 inductees, with results to be announced by media release after Council approval.

• Approved meeting agenda (SHF016-2024)
• Received Nomination Sub-Committee minutes (SHF017-2024)
• Selected Jay Onrait as keynote speaker for 2025 induction
• Approved closed session direction for 2025 inductees (SHF019-2024)
• Adjourned to January 9, 2025 (SHF020-2024)

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will consider correspondence and site‑inspection reports requesting crossing guards, parking reviews, and traffic‑congestion assessments at several schools. Items include requests for Our Lady of Peace Catholic School, Greenoble Public School, Royal Orchard Middle School, and Sunny View Middle School, among others. The council will also receive an update on school patrol statistics for Oct 22‑Nov 25 2024.

• Request for a crossing guard at Gowland Gate & Major William Street, Our Lady of Peace Catholic School, 15 Fincham Avenue (Ward 5)
• Request for a crossing guard and parking review on Greenbriar Road, Greenoble Public School, 33 Greenbriar Road (Ward 8)
• Request to review safety and crossing guard at Red Maple Drive & Royal Orchard Drive, Royal Orchard Middle School, 77 Royal Orchard Drive (Ward 5)
• Request to review traffic congestion and crossing guard at Chapparal Drive & Honey Bee Drive, Sunny View Middle School, 30 Chapparal Drive (Ward 9)
• Site‑inspection reports for Ridgeview Public School (25 Brenda Avenue) and Burnt Elm Public School (85 Burnt Elm Drive) requesting crossing guard and parking reviews

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council approved site inspections for crossing guard requests at Our Lady of Peace Catholic School, Greenoble Public School, and Royal Orchard Middle School. It also forwarded a traffic congestion complaint for Sunny View Middle School to Enforcement and By-law Services, and received site inspection reports for four schools with recommendations for safety measures.

• Approved site inspection for crossing guard at Gowland Gate and Major William Street (SC062-2024)
• Approved site inspection for crossing guard and parking review on Greenbriar Road (SC063-2024)
• Approved site inspection for safety review at Red Maple Drive and Royal Orchard Drive (SC064-2024)
• Forwarded Sunny View Middle School traffic congestion request to Enforcement and By-law Services (SC065-2024)
• Received school patrol statistics report (SC066-2024)
• Received Sunny View Middle School site inspection report; requested safety awareness campaign and speed bumps/pedestrian signals (SC067-2024)
• Received St. John Bosco Catholic School site inspection report; requested Kiss and Ride review and enforcement of No Stopping (SC068-2024)
• Received Ridgeview Public School site inspection report; denied crossing guard, requested enforcement and sight line review (SC069-2024)

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee is reviewing several internal audit reports and the 2024 fiscal year audit plan from KPMG. The meeting includes updates on the corporate ethics hotline and the internal audit work plan status for Q4 2024.

• Road Resurfacing Audit 2024 Report
• Fire Fleet Asset Management 2024 Audit Report
• KPMG Audit Plan for the 2024 Fiscal Year
• Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report – Q4 2024
• Cyber Security Audit – 2024 (Closed Session)

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee is meeting to receive a delegation regarding neighbourhood-scale climate action. The session includes verbal updates on local environmental events and habitats.

• Delegation from Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) regarding Fletchers Creek SNAP - Five Years of Neighbourhood-Scale Climate Action
• Verbal update on Culture Days/Spotlight Awards watercolour painting session at Dearbourne Pollinator Habitat
• Verbal update on Environmental Celebration 2025

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider a series of staff reports, including the 2025 User Fees update for community, corporate, legislative, public works, planning, and CAO services. It will also discuss land disposal at 0 and 40 Aurora Place, procurement for Riverwalk construction management, and two parking‑related motions directing staff to study a paid overnight parking system and a neighbourhood parking pilot. Public delegations on development charges, fee‑bylaw updates, and other matters will be heard.

• Review of 2025 User Fees for multiple city services (Item 8.2.5)
• Surplus declaration and disposal of city‑owned lands at 0 and 40 Aurora Place (Item 8.2.6)
• Procurement request for Riverwalk Construction Manager Services – Wards 1 and 3 (Item 8.2.2)
• Notice of Motion – staff to report on implementing a paid overnight parking system (Item 9.3.1)
• Notice of Motion – staff to study feasibility of a neighbourhood parking pilot project (Item 9.3.2)

Planning and Development Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Planning and Development Committee on 2024-11-25 contains no listed items; only procedural placeholders are present.

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will review a series of by-law amendments, including changes to traffic parking rules, the building division appointment by-law, and several measures to prevent part‑lot control applications. A new by-law (173-2024) will be considered to prohibit nuisance demonstrations. The council will also hear an unfinished business item to amend the zoning by-law for a development at 6029 Mayfield Road, Ward 10 (File OZS-2024-0026).

• By-law 173-2024 – Prohibit Nuisance Demonstrations
• By-law 171-2024 – Amend Schedule XIV to Traffic By-law 93-93 (No Parking)
• By-law 172-2024 – Amend By-law 308-2012 (Building Division Appointment By-law)
• By-law 174-2024 – Prevent application of Part Lot Control to part of RP 43M‑2164 (PLC2024‑0010)
• Unfinished Business: Application to Amend the Zoning By-law, Mayfield Commercial Centre Ltd, 6029 Mayfield Road, Ward 10 (File OZS-2024-0026)

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider recommendations for heritage designations and permits. The board will review specific reports regarding property preservation and heritage impact assessments in Wards 3 and 6.

• Heritage designation of 18 River Road (Ward 6)
• Heritage permit, documentation, salvage and interpretation plan for 10020 Mississauga Road (Ward 6)
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 76 Main Street South (Ward 3)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will hold a virtual and in‑person meeting on November 18, 2024. Members will elect a Chair and Co‑Chair. The tribunal will hear two appeals: one from Harinder Singh concerning a property under By‑law 165‑2022, and another from Nadeem Chitaliya regarding a dog‑license issue under By‑law 201‑2023.

• Election of Chair and Co‑Chair for the Tribunal
• Hearing #1 – Appeal by Harinder Singh under By‑law 165‑2022 (legal description M1968 BLK 294 / M1993 BLK 102)
• Hearing #2 – Appeal by Nadeem Chitaliya under Dog License By‑law 201‑2023

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review the Active Transportation Master Plan and bicycle lane implementation. Members will also consider a motion to endorse a plant-based treaty as part of the city's climate plan and review the 2023 State of the Local Infrastructure Report.

• Active Transportation Master Plan regarding bicycle lane implementation and Bill 212
• Notice of Motion to endorse a Plant-Based Treaty for city climate plans and events
• 2023 State of the Local Infrastructure Report
• Request for noise wall/sound barrier on Steeles Avenue at McMurchy Avenue
• Procurement for watering services for citywide hanging baskets and planters

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will adopt the October 15 minutes, hear regional comments, and review declarations of interest. It will consider a consent application to sever a 21.736‑acre parcel from a 49.8‑acre property at 12 Cadetta Rd. The meeting also includes numerous minor‑variance requests affecting parking, setbacks, driveway widths and landscaping across several wards.

• B-2024-0017: Consent to sever 21.736 acres and merge with 12 Cadetta Rd (2689336 Ontario Inc.).
• A-2023-0333: Request for 44 parking spaces instead of the required 62 (Li Chen, 705 Remembrance Rd).
• A-2024-0195: Front yard setback of 3.19 m, driveway width 8.2 m, and 0.3 m permeable landscaping (Murali Vilvaratnam & Jeyatheepa Sockalingam, 61 Blazing Star Dr).
• A-2024-0366: Request for 79 parking spaces versus the required 137 (Quadspring Inc., 9416 Highway 50).
• A-2024-0375: Request for landscaped open space 7.55 m wide along Highway 410, below the required 12 m (Pepsico ULC, 12 Clipper Court).

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. No specific decisions, discussions, or agenda items are listed.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will examine site inspection reports for Sunny View Middle School, St. John Bosco Catholic School, Ridgeview Public School and Burnt Elm Public School. It will consider several requests for crossing guards and traffic‑congestion mitigation at these schools. The meeting includes a review of related correspondence and an update on new school openings.

• Request for a crossing guard at Gowland Gate and Major William Street (Our Lady of Peace Catholic School)
• Request for a crossing guard at Harold Street and Brenda Avenue (Ridgeview Public School)
• Review of traffic congestion and parking issues at Burnt Elm Public School
• Review of traffic congestion on school property and park‑and‑ride at St. John Bosco Catholic School
• Review of traffic congestion on school street at Sunny View Middle School

MedTech Task Force

The MedTech Task Force will hear opening remarks from Deputy Mayor H. Singh and Dr. Mohamed Lachemi, followed by stakeholder presentations from William Osler Health System and the Ontario Centre of Innovation. The committee will receive a feasibility update on wet‑lab space and discuss the proposed 2025 meeting schedule. No formal decisions are listed; the items are for information and discussion.

• Opening remarks by Deputy Mayor Singh and Dr. Mohamed Lachemi
• Stakeholder presentations: William Osler Health System and Ontario Centre of Innovation
• Follow‑up on wet labs feasibility study/consultation update
• Review of MedTech Task Force 2025 meeting schedule
• Member questions and roundtable discussion

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is meeting to discuss a city-wide Community Improvement Plan for affordable housing. The body will also consider several zoning amendments and official plan changes for residential and commercial projects across various wards.

• City-Wide Community Improvement Plan for Affordable Housing (Items 7.1, 7.2)
• Proposed 15-storey mixed-use building with 134 apartments at 8888 The Gore Road
• Proposed development of 665 detached units, 751 townhouses, and 1,581 apartments at 0 and 9752 Mississauga Road
• Proposed 22-storey mixed-use apartment building at 10 Henderson Avenue
• Temporary zoning amendment for a 236-space truck and trailer parking lot at 10120 Highway 50

Council Workshop

The City Council held a workshop to present an overview of Brampton's regulatory framework for rental housing, including how it is implemented and enforced. Officials identified existing gaps and limitations to inform future discussions on possible improvements. No decisions or directions to staff were made, as workshops cannot approve actions.

• Overview of current rental housing regulatory framework presented
• Discussion of implementation and enforcement of rental rules
• Identification of gaps and limitations in existing regulations
• Presentation delivered by planners, enforcement, fire, building, legal, and project management officials
• No decisions or policy changes were made during the workshop

City Council

The Brampton City Council will vote on several by‑laws, notably an interim tax levy for 2025 and an amendment to the Official Plan for the Castlemore North Secondary Plan area. Additional by‑laws update traffic regulations and approve works for development projects in Wards 8 and 10. The meeting also includes routine reports, announcements, and a closed‑session education session for the Peel Regional Police budget.

• By‑law 165‑2024 – levy and collection of interim taxes for the Year 2025
• By‑law 166‑2024 – administrative updates to Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (speed rates and safety zones)
• By‑law 167‑2024 – amendment to the Official Plan for Castlemore North Secondary Plan Area 49 (Ward 10)
• By‑law 168‑2024 – accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M‑2101 for National Homes (Goreway) Inc., north of Queen Street and east of Goreway Drive (Ward 8)
• By‑law 169‑2024 – accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M‑2057 for Dolomiti Estates Inc., south of Cottrelle Boulevard and east of The Gore Road (Ward 10)

Governance and Council Operations Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Governance and Council Operations Committee on 2024-10-28 contains no listed items; it appears to be an empty or procedural placeholder.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to review reports on the 2025 interim tax levy and various infrastructure projects. The session includes public delegations regarding human trafficking of international students and requests for fee waivers. Members will also consider a report on addressing encampments in the city.

• 2025 Interim Tax Levy by-law
• Budget amendment for Fire Station 215 construction in Ward 10
• Procurement for widening Goreway Drive between Cottrelle Boulevard and Humberwest Parkway
• Procurement for Countryside Drive from Regional Road 50 to 700m west of Coleraine Drive
• Report on addressing encampments in the City of Brampton

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is meeting to discuss updates to development application fees and residential driveway standards. The body will also consider zoning for outdoor waste bins and a building improvement grant.

• 2024 Fee Changes for Development Applications (By-law 85-96)
• Residential Driveway Size Standards Review
• Building Improvement Grant Application for 3 Chapel Street
• Zoning permissions for outdoor in-ground waste bins (Molok brand) for restaurant organic waste
• Brampton Heritage Board recommendations from October 2, 2024

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal has scheduled a meeting for October 21, 2024. The agenda details are currently unavailable in the provided source text.

• Meeting scheduled for October 21, 2024
• Brampton Appeal Tribunal
• Agenda details unavailable in source

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting on October 16, 2024 will adopt agenda items, approve minutes, and hear announcements and reports. Council will consider a series of by‑law motions, including changes to the traffic by‑law, a municipal capital facility designation, user‑fee updates, and several public‑highway land designations. The most consequential item is By‑law 157‑2024, which amends the Zoning By‑law 270‑2004 for a development at 10307 Clarkway Drive in Ward 10. All items are presented for council approval or further discussion.

• By‑law 157‑2024 – amendment to Zoning By‑law 270‑2004 for 10307 Clarkway Drive (Ward 10)
• By‑law 154‑2024 – amendment to Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (speed limits, fire routes, safety zones)
• By‑law 155‑2024 – designation of Rosalea Tennis Facility at 59 Church Street East as a Municipal Capital Facility
• By‑law 158‑2024 – establishment of lands as public highway on Kennedy Road (Ward 3)
• By‑law 156‑2024 – amendment to User Fee By‑law 380‑2003 to set routine disclosure fees

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will receive reports and recommendations on heritage impact assessments and permits for 55 Queen Street East (Ward 3) and 10254 Hurontario Street (Ward 2). A report on the Thomas Burrell Grist Mill at 3448 Castlemore Road (Ward 10) will also be presented. The board will consider the Summary of Recommendations from the Special Brampton Heritage Board meeting of October 2, 2024, which is slated for further review by the Planning and Development Committee.

• Heritage Impact Assessment and permit recommendation for 55 Queen St East, Ward 3
• Heritage Impact Assessment and permit application for 10254 Hurontario Street, Ward 2
• Report on Thomas Burrell Grist Mill – 3448 Castlemore Road, Ward 10
• Summary of Recommendations from Special Brampton Heritage Board – Oct 2, 2024
• Update on current heritage issues presented by Charlton Carscallen

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider new consent applications, including a request by Rose Garden Investment LP to sever a 0.87‑hectare parcel for a future 22‑storey mixed‑use tower. It will also review a title‑validation request from Toronto Dominion Bank and a series of minor variance applications for driveway widths, landscaping setbacks, and lot coverage. Additional items include a withdrawal request and two deferral requests.

• B-2024-0015 – Rose Garden Investment LP seeks consent to sever land for a 22‑storey mixed‑use development (approx. 0.36 ha parcel, 18.89 m frontage).
• B-2024-0016 – Toronto Dominion Bank requests consent to validate title of a 362 m² lot on Nostalgia Court.
• A-2024-0237 – Variance to increase driveway width to 13.25 m and reduce required permeable landscaping to 0 m at 137 Sky Harbour Drive.
• A-2024-0259 – Variance to allow 0.45 m of permeable landscaping (by‑law requires 0.6 m) at 336 Father Tobin Road.
• A-2024-0326 – Variance to permit lot coverage of 34.9 % (by‑law limit 30 %) at 740 Balmoral Drive.

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee meeting on 2024-10-10 contains no listed items, decisions, or discussion topics. It appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will consider correspondence and site‑inspection reports concerning traffic congestion and crossing‑guard needs at St. John Bosco Catholic School, Burnt Elm Public School, Sunny View Middle School, Ridgeview Public School and other locations. The council will receive an update on school patrol statistics for September 2024 and will discuss future site‑inspection scheduling. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Correspondence requesting review of traffic congestion at St. John Bosco Catholic School, 1025 North Park Drive (Ward 8)
• Correspondence requesting review of parking issues at Burnt Elm Public School, 85 Burnt Elm Drive (Ward 2)
• Request for a crossing guard at the intersection of Harold Street and Brenda Avenue, Ridgeview Public School, 25 Brenda Avenue (Ward 3)
• Site‑inspection reports for Malala Yousafzai Public School, 565 Remembrance Road and Rowntree Public School, 254 Queen Mary Drive
• Update by Enforcement and By‑law Services on school patrol statistics for September 2024

City Council - Special Meeting

City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss Compassionate Intervention Programs. The session includes a public question period regarding decisions made during the meeting.

• Discussion on Compassionate Intervention Programs
• By-law ___-2024 to confirm proceedings of the October 9, 2024 special meeting

Brampton Women's Advisory Committee

The committee is meeting to conduct an orientation presentation and elect co-chairs. Members will also discuss the 2025 meeting schedule.

• Staff presentations regarding Brampton Women's Advisory Committee Orientation
• Election of Co-Chairs for the Brampton Women's Advisory Committee
• Discussion of 2025 Meeting Schedule

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will receive presentations on Edmonton's Vision Zero plan, the Active Transportation Master Plan implementation, and specific local projects like Balmoral Bike Lanes. The committee will also discuss potential provincial legislation regarding bike lane placement.

• Presentation on Edmonton Vision Zero
• Active Transportation Master Plan Implementation updates
• Discussion on provincial legislation for bike lanes
• Correspondence on TransCanada PXOs
• Delegation on contra-flow lanes on one-way streets

Planning and Development Committee

The agenda for the October 7, 2024 Planning and Development Committee meeting contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive agenda content.

Audit Committee

The Brampton Audit Committee will review internal audit reports on purchasing cards, IT assets, and ethics, and receive updates on management action plans. The committee will also consider a proposed update to the Internal Audit Charter and the 2025 Internal Audit Budget.

• Review of Purchasing Card Audit 2024
• Review of IT Asset Management Audit Report
• Review of Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report
• Consideration of Internal Audit Charter update
• Review of 2025 Internal Audit Budget

Brampton Heritage Board - Special Meeting

The Brampton Heritage Board will review several Heritage Impact Assessment reports for properties at 18 River Road, 12 Rosegarden Drive, 8525 Mississauga Road, and 11185 Airport Road. It will also consider a heritage permit application for 7 and 9 Wellington Street East, the Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives. A proposal to repeal the heritage designation for 8990 McLaughlin Road South will be discussed. Additional updates and new business will be presented.

• Heritage Impact Assessment for 18 River Road – Ward 6
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 12 Rosegarden Drive – Ward 10
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 8525 Mississauga Road – Ward 4
• Heritage Permit Application for 7 & 9 Wellington Street East (Peel Art Gallery Museum)
• Repeal of Heritage Designation for 8990 McLaughlin Road South – Ward 4

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider a staff report on the Ward Boundary Review and proposed realignment options. It will also hear a motion to install a protected left‑turn signal at McLaughlin Road and Gurdwara Gate, and budget amendment requests for the Victoria Park Arena, Brampton Sports Hall of Fame, and Monkton Park. Several public delegations will be presented, including one on the regeneration of 164 and 166 Main Street North.

• Staff Report – Ward Boundary Review: Update and Boundary Realignment Options (Item 11.2.1)
• Motion – Install protected left‑turn signal at McLaughlin Road and Gurdwara Gate (Item 9.3.1)
• Budget amendment request – Victoria Park Arena and Brampton Sports Hall of Fame (Item 9.2.1)
• Budget amendment request – Construction of Monkton Park, 0 Beechmont Drive (Item 10.2.2)
• Public delegation – Regeneration and demolition of 164 and 166 Main Street North (Item 6.5)

Environment Advisory Committee

The committee will receive verbal updates on the Dearbourne Pollinator Planting event and on the City’s Climate Change Adaptation Plan. It will hear sub‑committee progress reports and review the minutes from its August 6, 2024 meeting. No formal motions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Verbal update on Dearbourne Pollinator Planting Event
• Verbal update on Climate Change Adaptation Plan
• Sub‑committee progress updates
• Review of August 6, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

City Council is meeting to discuss by-law amendments to increase fines for public nuisances related to motor vehicles. The body will also review the 2025 meeting schedule and several zoning and land-use by-laws.

• By-laws 146-2024 and 147-2024: Amendments to increase fines for motor vehicle public nuisances
• By-law 149-2024: Zoning amendment for 4538 Castlemore Road
• By-law 150-2024: Establishing Rivermont Road as part of the public highway system
• By-law 148-2024: Amendment to Main Street North Development Permit System By-law
• Proposed 2025 Council and Committee Meeting Schedule

Audit Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific decisions, discussions, or reports listed for this meeting.

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is meeting to discuss several zoning by-law amendments and official plan changes. The agenda focuses on temporary industrial storage permits and new residential developments in Ward 10.

• Proposed 328-unit residential development at 10484 Clarkway Drive, including a ten-storey apartment building
• Temporary zoning amendment for truck and trailer storage, recreational facility, and warehouse at 0 Mayfield Road
• Temporary zoning amendment for 545 parking bays for motor vehicles and trailers at 0 Countryside Drive
• Proposed three single detached and two semi-detached dwellings at 11038 The Gore Road
• Temporary zoning amendment for oversized motor vehicle and trailer storage at 10120 Highway 50

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will debate a Notice of Motion on addressing unsafe overcrowding and subletting of Additional Residential Units (ARUs) and request staff reports on occupancy limits. It will also consider budget amendment recommendations for facilities in Ward 6, including the Mount Pleasant GO Station washroom and the Environmental Education Centre and related sites. Additional items include a staff update on the Residential Rental Licensing pilot program and a report on special event road closures in Wards 4 and 10.

• Notice of Motion re: Addressing Unsafe Overcrowding and Subletting of Additional Residential Units (ARUs) – moved by Regional Councillor Santos
• Budget amendment – Operator Washroom and Lunchroom at Mount Pleasant GO Station – Ward 6
• Budget amendment – Environmental Education Centre, Animal Shelter, Centre for Community Energy Transformation and Post Traumatic Growth Association – Ward 6
• Special Event Road Closures – Wards 4 and 10
• Staff Report re: Residential Rental Licensing (RRL) Pilot Program Implementation Update – Wards 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will discuss Heritage Impact Assessment reports for 18 River Road (Ward 6), 12 Rosegarden Drive (Ward 10), 8525 Mississauga Road (Ward 4) and 11185 Airport Road (Ward 10). It will also consider a Heritage Permit application for 7 & 9 Wellington Street East (Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives). A recommendation to repeal the heritage designation for 8990 McLaughlin Road South (Ward 4) will be presented. Recommendations on each item will be recorded.

• Heritage Impact Assessment – 18 River Road, Ward 6
• Heritage Impact Assessment – 12 Rosegarden Drive, Ward 10
• Heritage Impact Assessment – 8525 Mississauga Road, Ward 4
• Heritage Impact Assessment and Addendum – 11185 Airport Road, Ward 10
• Heritage Permit Application – 7 & 9 Wellington Street East (Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to consider several new minor variance applications and one consent application for land severing. The body will decide on requests regarding driveway widths, building setbacks, and home occupation permits.

• B-2024-0014: Request to sever a 0.73 hectare parcel and grant 4 access easements at 1304 and 1310 Steeles Avenue East
• A-2024-0222: Multiple variances for street townhouse dwellings at the S/W Corner of Lagerfeld Drive and All Nations Drive
• A-2024-0272: Request to permit a barber shop home occupation at 7 Courtleigh Square
• A-2024-0292 & A-2024-0293: Requests for increased building height (12.1m) and reduced rear yard setbacks at 29 and 31 New Forest Terrace
• A-2024-0172: Withdrawal request for 30 Ellen Street

City Council

City Council is meeting to decide on several by-laws, including land expropriation for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project. The body will also review appointments to the Women’s Advisory Committee and the 2023 Integrity Commissioner Annual Report.

• By-law 132-2024: Annual levy on universities, colleges, correctional institutions, and public hospitals
• By-law 133-2024: Expropriation of lands for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection (DBFP) Project in Ward 3
• By-law 135-2024: Zoning amendment for 10201 Mississauga Road and 0 Mississauga Road
• Notice of Motion: Waiving $1,317.00 in facility rental fees for the Congress of Black Women Ontario
• By-laws 142-2024 and 143-2024: Repealing cultural heritage designations for 164 and 166 Main Street North

Council voted 10-1 to defer a recommendation (CW309-2024) that would have paused approvals for basement apartments and additional residential units in student overflow zones, and instead requested Mayor Brown write to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing about squalor-like homes in downtown Brampton. The deferral stands until a response is received from the Minister. Council also approved a motion to direct staff to develop a process for revoking short-term rental permits where they impact neighbourhood enjoyment or health and safety.

• Deferred student housing pause recommendation CW309-2024, requested minister letter (10-1)
• Directed staff to report on short-term rental permit revocation process (carried)
• Approved road closures for Community Garba Street Festival on Workgreen Parkway and Rivermont Road (carried)
• Approved 12 by-laws including expropriation for Downtown Brampton Flood Protection (carried)
• Appointed 10 members to Brampton Women's Advisory Committee (carried)
• Appointed Nick Ruller as Brampton Fire Chief (carried)
• Waived $1,317 facility rental fee for Congress of Black Women Ontario scholarship awards (carried)
• Approved $3M budget amendment for demolition of former OPP building (carried)

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will hear a presentation and receive a report on the Accessible Design Guidelines and Use Policy for electric vehicle charging stations. It will also discuss municipal accessibility plan priorities and receive updates on the Brampton Mobility Hub, accessibility awards, and Q2‑2024 accessible parking statistics. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Presentation by Sabrina Cook on Accessible Design Guidelines for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (attachments provided)
• Report by Sabrina Cook on Accessible Design Guidelines and Use Policy for EV Charging Stations (attachments provided)
• Verbal update on the Brampton Mobility Hub by Richa Dave, Project Manager, Transportation Planning
• Update on Accessible Parking Statistics for Q2‑2024 by Chris Sensicle, Accessible Enforcement Officer
• Discussion of an Accessibility Awards Event requested by Co‑Chair Franco Spadafora

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider several staff presentations on city‑initiated Official Plan amendments, including major transit station area updates and the Gore Meadows secondary plan. It will also review multiple development applications, most notably a proposal for two residential towers (55 and 50 storeys) with 1,238 units and a 20‑storey retirement home at 30 Peel Centre Drive. Other items include a mixed‑use project at 9379 Clarkway Drive, a temporary parking amendment at 394 Orenda Road, and related public delegations.

• Application to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for 30 Peel Centre Drive – two residential towers (55 storeys and 50 storeys) with 1,238 units and a 20‑storey retirement home with 300 suites (Ward 7, Item 5.4)
• Application to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for 9379 Clarkway Drive – three mixed‑use buildings (8, 9 and 10 storeys) totaling 346 residential units (Ward 10, Item 5.2)
• Application to temporarily amend the Zoning By‑law for 394 Orenda Road – permit for a parking area with 27 spaces (Ward 7, Item 5.3)
• Staff report on Primary Major Transit Station Areas – city‑initiated Official Plan amendments covering five secondary plan areas (Item 7.1)
• Staff report on Gore Meadows Secondary Plan Area 56 – alternative process through precinct planning (Item 7.2)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The committee is meeting to receive updates on Hall of Fame nomination packages and the Victoria Park Arena. The session includes receiving minutes from the Building Sub-Committee and a report on the termination of a member's appointment.

• Verbal update on nomination packages and circulation
• Verbal update regarding Victoria Park Arena
• Verbal update from City Clerk's Office on termination of member appointment
• Receipt of Building Sub-Committee minutes from June 6, 2024
• Information regarding Brampton Athletes

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee approved the agenda, received minutes from previous meetings, and accepted the termination of member Parvez Chowdhury for missing three consecutive meetings. They also received updates on nine nomination packages for induction and the construction design for the new Hall of Fame at Victoria Park Arena, with procurement underway.

• Approved agenda as published (SHF010-2024)
• Received Building Sub-Committee minutes from June 6, 2024 (SHF011-2024)
• Received verbal update on nomination packages (SHF012-2024)
• Accepted termination of member Parvez Chowdhury (SHF013-2024)
• Received verbal update on Victoria Park Arena construction (SHF014-2024)
• Adjourned to October 10, 2024 (SHF015-2024)

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will review correspondence and site‑inspection reports that request new crossing guards at Ironshield Drive / Franktown Drive (Ward 10) and at Fernforest Drive / Abitibi Lake Road. The meeting will also include a verbal update on the Brampton Mobility Hub and a presentation of June 2024 school patrol statistics. Any actions or decisions arising from these items will be recorded after discussion.

• Request for a crossing guard at Ironshield Drive and Franktown Drive (Ward 10) – correspondence from Violet Skirten
• Request for a crossing guard at Fernforest Drive and Abitibi Lake Road – site inspection report for Carberry Public School
• Verbal update on the Brampton Mobility Hub by Richa Dave, Project Manager, Transportation Planning
• Update on School Patrol Statistics for June 2024 – Enforcement and By‑law Services
• Site inspection report for Ridgeview Public School (25 Brenda Avenue) – traffic safety and parking concerns

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council approved site inspections for three crossing guard requests at Malala Yousafzai Public School, Beryl Ford Public School, and Fernforest Public School. It also received site inspection reports for Carberry and Ridgeview Public Schools, approving a crossing guard at Fernforest Drive and Abitibi Lake Road and requesting enforcement actions at Ridgeview. The council received updates on school patrol statistics and the Brampton Mobility Plan.

• Approved site inspection for Malala Yousafzai Public School (SC042-2024)
• Approved site inspection for crossing guard request at Ironshield Drive and Franktown Drive (SC043-2024)
• Approved site inspection for crossing guard request at Black Forest Drive and Willow Park Drive (SC044-2024)
• Received school patrol statistics update (SC045-2024)
• Approved crossing guard at Fernforest Drive and Abitibi Lake Road for Carberry Public School (SC046-2024)
• Requested Peel Regional Police enforce no U-turn and parking restrictions at Ridgeview Public School (SC047-2024)

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to review staff reports on city procurement, by-law updates, and watershed planning. The session includes several public delegations regarding local festivals, tax concerns, and transit overcrowding.

• Proposed amendment to User Fee By-law 380-2003, Schedule D
• 2024 Levy By-law for universities, colleges, correctional institutions, and public hospitals
• Procurement for demolition of the former Ontario Provincial Police Administration Building in Ward 4
• Procurement for citywide locksmith and door hardware maintenance services
• Etobicoke Creek Watershed Plan Update

The Committee approved a motion to pause approvals for newly submitted curb cutting, basement apartment, additional residential unit (ARU), and side entrance applications in student housing overflow zones for the remainder of the academic year, excluding applications for illegal units coming into compliance. The pause will be reviewed at the end of the academic year. The motion passed with a recorded vote of 10 to 1, with Regional Councillor Toor voting against.

• Approved pause on new ARU, basement apartment, curb cutting, and side entrance approvals in student overflow zones (10-1)
• Directed staff to report on student housing overflow zones map to Sept 11 Council meeting
• Approved 2024 levy by-law on universities, colleges, correctional institutions, and hospitals
• Denied $5M grant request from DUCA Impact Lab Social Enterprise Corp.
• Authorized procurement for mobile devices and services for six-year period
• Approved expropriation for Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project (Ward 3)
• Endorsed Etobicoke Creek Watershed Plan
• Approved $3M budget amendment for demolition of former OPP building with heritage retention

Committee of Adjustment Workshop

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment will conduct an education workshop on Tuesday, September 3, 2024. The session includes presentations on Planning, Building and Growth Management and on Meeting Procedures. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the agenda consists of procedural items such as roll call and declarations of interest.

• Roll Call
• Declarations of Interest under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Presentation – Planning, Building and Growth Management
• Presentation – Meeting Procedures
• Adjournment

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will adopt minutes from its July 16, 2024 meeting and consider regional comments. It will review a withdrawal request for application A-2024-0091 and any deferral requests. The committee will hear a new consent application (B-2024-0013) to sever a 0.85‑hectare parcel at 20 Evergreen Avenue into two lots for future single‑detached housing. It will also consider a series of minor variance applications requesting changes such as driveway widths, setbacks, building heights, accessory structures, and waste‑management provisions across various wards.

• Consent application B-2024-0013 – request to sever a 0.85‑hectare parcel at 20 Evergreen Avenue into two lots for future single‑detached dwelling.
• Minor variance A-2024-0153 – request to increase driveway width to 7.62 m and reduce required permeable landscaping to 0.30 m at 11 Henna Street.
• Minor variance A-2024-0240 – multiple variances for a two‑storey dwelling at 554 Conservation Drive, including interior side‑yard setback of 2.4 m, building height of 13.768 m, and larger garage dimensions.
• Minor variance A-2024-0253 – request to allow molok bins for restaurant waste at 110 Resolution Drive, deviating from the requirement for an interior climate‑controlled garbage room.
• Minor variance A-2024-0251 – request for a gazebo accessory structure of 26.01 m² at 1 Glacier Road, exceeding the by‑law maximum of 15 m².

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee meeting on 2024-08-15 has no agenda items recorded. No decisions or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda. The agenda appears to be empty or procedural.

City Council

The agenda for the Brampton City Council meeting on 2024-08-14 contains no listed items; only generic placeholders are present.

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will review verbal updates on the Second Half of Bike Month, the Flowertown Trail pedestrian crossover, and the East-West Cycling Corridor Project. The committee will also receive a presentation on the CRASH Program.

• CRASH Program presentation
• Second Half of Bike Month update
• Flowertown Trail pedestrian crossover update
• East-West Cycling Corridor Project status
• Brampton Mobility Plan update

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will conduct three hearings regarding appeals of incidents issued under Dog License By-law 201-2023. The tribunal will review appeals filed by three different residents.

• Hearing #1: Appeal by John O'Donoghue (File #L25.03/2024) regarding a May 2, 2024 incident
• Hearing #2: Appeal by Malik Oliver-Khan (File #L25.04/2024) regarding an April 9, 2024 incident
• Hearing #3: Appeal by Sameer Ali (File #L25.05/2024) regarding an April 26, 2024 incident

City Council - Special Meeting

City Council is holding a special meeting to review recommendations from the Planning and Development Committee. The body will also consider two specific by-laws regarding building division appointments and lot control for a residential project.

• By-law 129-2024: Amendment to the Building Division Appointment By-law (By-law 308-2012)
• By-law 130-2024: Prevention of part lot control for Registered Plan 43M-2145 (semi-detached units southwest of Wanless Drive and Chinguacousy Road)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will review and vote on several zoning and official‑plan amendment applications, including a proposal for 103 townhouse units at 10201 Mississauga Road, a two‑storey commercial building at 6029 Mayfield Road, and a mixed‑use building at 85 Sproule Drive. It will also consider a temporary zoning amendment for vehicle storage at 0 Countryside Drive, a site‑specific sign‑by‑law amendment at 0 Wilkinson Road, and façade‑improvement grant applications for properties on Queen Street. All items are presented for recommendation by Development Services staff.

• Zoning by‑law amendment to permit 103 townhouse units at 10201 Mississauga Road (Ward 6) – File OZS‑2024‑0030
• Zoning amendment for a two‑storey commercial/office building with 46 parking spaces at 6029 Mayfield Road – File OZS‑2024‑0026
• Minor amendment to the Development Permit System for a 5‑storey mixed‑use building with 24 residential units at 85 Sproule Drive – File OZS‑2024‑0038
• Temporary zoning amendment for outdoor storage of 545 vehicle bays at 0 Countryside Drive (up to three years) – File OZS‑2024‑0045
• Site‑specific amendment to the Sign By‑law for Target Outdoor at 0 Wilkinson Road – Item 7.5

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Centre for Community Energy Transformation (CCET) and an update on the Private Property Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law (Grass and Weed Cutting By‑law 166‑2011). The committee will also get reports on the 2024 Earth Day Environmental Celebration, a verbal update on the Brampton Mobility Plan, and a verbal update on the Dearbourne Pollinator Habitat. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation by CCET delegation (Executive Director Tony Iacobelli and Laurie Dickson)
• Presentation on Private Property Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law update by Zoe Milligan
• Report on the 2024 Earth Day Environmental Celebration Event
• Verbal update on the Brampton Mobility Plan
• Verbal update on the Dearbourne Pollinator Habitat

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will review recommendations for heritage impact assessments on 14 River Road (Ward 6), 69 Elliott Street (Ward 3 addendum), Main Street North (30‑46 and 54‑60, Ward 1), and 8990 McLaughlin Road South (Ward 1). It will also consider the implementation of a heritage easement agreement for 10900 Coleraine Drive (Ward 10) and a heritage permit and conservation plan for 69 Elliott Street (Ward 3). The meeting includes updates on current heritage issues and other routine agenda items.

• Heritage Impact Assessment recommendation for 14 River Road, Ward 6
• Heritage Impact Assessment addendum recommendation for 69 Elliott Street, Ward 3
• Heritage Impact Assessment recommendation for 30‑46 and 54‑60 Main Street North, Ward 1
• Heritage Impact Assessment recommendation for 8990 McLaughlin Road South, Ward 1
• Implementation of Heritage Easement Agreement for 10900 Coleraine Drive, Ward 10 (and heritage permit & conservation plan for 69 Elliott Street, Ward 3)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will review several items, including withdrawal requests for three applications, a new consent application to sever a 1.413‑hectare parcel at 3455 Queen Street East, and a series of minor variance applications. The consent application seeks to separate a parcel currently occupied by a 6‑storey motel and a 2‑storey retail/office building. The minor variance applications request changes such as reduced side‑yard setbacks, wider driveways, and a larger garden suite than permitted by the current by‑law.

• Withdrawal of A-2024-0009 (Riverstone Drive) – withdrawal letter dated July 2 2024
• New consent application B-2024-0012 to sever ~1.413 ha (3.49 acres) at 3455 Queen St E
• Minor variance A-2024-0111 – interior side‑yard setback of 0.83 m (by‑law requires 1.2 m)
• Minor variance A-2024-0188 – driveway width of 16.86 m (by‑law permits 9.14 m)
• Minor variance A-2024-0194 – garden suite of 61.31 m² (by‑law permits 35 m²)

City Council

Brampton City Council will review reports regarding land expropriation for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection project and Williams Parkway. The agenda also includes discussions on development charges and procurement for traffic management systems. A notice of motion proposes reviewing the public nuisance by-law in relation to car rallies.

• Expropriation of lands for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project (Wards 1 & 3)
• Expropriation of lands for road improvements on Williams Parkway Boulevard (Ward 7)
• Approval of the 2024 Development Charges Background Study and related by-laws
• Procurement for an Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS)
• Review of the Public Nuisance By-law regarding car rallies

City Council - Special Meeting

Brampton City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss planning matters in mature neighbourhoods. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a Committee of Adjustment decision for 82 Bartley Bull Parkway.

• Discussion on planning matters in mature neighbourhoods
• Discussion regarding Committee of Adjustment decision for 82 Bartley Bull Parkway
• Confirmation of By-law 106A-2024

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The provided agenda for the Brampton Appeal Tribunal on July 8, 2024, contains only procedural boilerplate and empty software fields. No specific cases or decisions are documented.

Planning and Development Committee

The committee will review updates regarding Brampton’s Major Transit Station Areas project. Members will also consider development applications for a residential subdivision at 0 Clarkway Drive and a two-storey place of worship near Goreway Drive and Mayfield Road.

• Proposed residential subdivision at 0 Clarkway Drive including single detached, semi-detached, and townhouse units
• Zoning amendment for a 2-storey place of worship west of Goreway Drive and south of Mayfield Road
• Update on Brampton’s Major Transit Station Areas Project following May 2024 open houses
• Approval of June 11, 2024, Active Transportation Advisory Committee minutes

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting on June 26, 2024, includes discussions on several zoning by-law amendments and staff reports. Agenda items include a request to reinstate funding for the Brampton Excelsior Lacrosse Club and updates regarding the Advance Brampton Fund. The council will also consider various infrastructure and land use proposals.

• Zoning amendment for 210 and 220 Steeles Avenue West
• By-law to permit university and college uses in downtown Brampton
• Request to reinstate funding for the Brampton Excelsior Lacrosse Club
• Staff report on Habitat for Humanity Contribution Agreement at 25 William Street
• Zoning amendment for 8654 Mississauga Road

Audit Committee Workshop

The Brampton Audit Committee is conducting an education session regarding IIA Standards training and Q&A. This workshop is intended for committee member training and will not involve any decisions or directions to staff.

• IIA Standards Training and Q&A

Council Workshop

The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface labels. No specific topics, decisions, or discussions are documented for this workshop.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider reports regarding a proposed Site Alteration By-law and a pilot project for driving instruction zones on city property. The meeting also includes discussions on ward boundary reviews and various procurement requests. Several public delegations are scheduled to speak on topics ranging from park naming to waste management concerns.

• Proposed Site Alteration By-law and amendments to User Fee By-law 380-2003
• Pilot project for Driving Instruction Zones on City Property
• Procurement of an Advanced Traffic Management System for eight years with a two-year option
• Request to begin procurement for bus brake components and rotors for three years
• Turf maintenance procurement for Peel Village Golf Course for five years

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider several new minor variance and consent applications for various properties across Brampton. The agenda also includes requests to defer two previously discussed applications. These items involve proposed changes to property uses and lot configurations.

• Deferral request for 2257 and 2267 Embleton Road (A-2022-0268)
• Deferral request for 59 Cadillac Crescent (A-2024-0091)
• New consent application for 0 Coleraine Drive (B-2024-0007)
• New consent application for 8470 and 8480 Highway 50 (B-2024-0011)
• New minor variance application for 22 Pine Island Way (A-2024-0055)

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will review heritage impact assessments for properties in Ward 6 and Ward 3. The agenda also includes receiving heritage-related updates from the Principal Planner.

• Heritage Impact Assessment for 14 River Road
• Heritage Impact Assessment Addendum for 69 Elliott Street
• Heritage-related updates from the Principal Planner

Planning and Development Committee

The Committee will review multiple applications for residential developments, including high-rise towers and townhouses. Discussions also include a city-wide plan for affordable housing and proposed changes to residential driveway standards.

• City-wide Community Improvement Plan for Affordable Housing presentation
• Proposed changes to residential driveway standards in Wards 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8
• Rezoning for a 48-storey mixed-use development at 23, 25, 27, and 29 Mill Street North
• Rezoning for two towers (55 and 58 storeys) on Railroad, Mill, and Elizabeth Streets
• Zoning amendment for temporary truck parking at 0 Highway 50

City Council

The Brampton City Council will consider amendments to the Traffic By-law regarding parking, fire routes, and community safety zones. The meeting also includes a proposal to establish Sea Lion Road and Southlake Boulevard as part of the public highway system. Additionally, council will review administrative authority amendments and committee reports.

• Amendments to the Traffic By-law for parking and safety zones (By-law 89-2024)
• Establishing Sea Lion Road and Southlake Boulevard as public highways (By-law 90-2024)
• Amendments to the Administrative Authority By-law (By-law 88-2024)
• 2023 United Way Campaign cheque presentation

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The committee will receive presentations regarding the Ontario Bike Summit and pedestrian intervals. Staff and members will also provide updates on the E-scooter Pilot Program, the East-West Cycling Corridor, and the Brampton Bike Festival.

• E-scooter Pilot Program update
• East-West Cycling Corridor implementation developments
• Leading Pedestrian Interval presentation
• Ontario Bike Summit presentations
• Brampton Bike Festival update

Audit Committee

The committee will review the City of Bramoted's 2023 audited consolidated financial statements, including a presentation from KPMG on audit findings. Members will also consider a staff report regarding a property standards audit for by-law enforcement. Additional items include updates on management action plans and the corporate ethics hotline.

• 2023 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements and KPMG audit findings
• Property Standards Audit for By-law Enforcement
• 2024 Internal Audit Work Plan Status Update
• Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report (Q2 2024)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

This meeting agenda consists only of procedural boilerplate and empty fields. No specific cases or items are listed for discussion or decision.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Council will review correspondence regarding requests for new crossing guards at Fernforest Drive and Abitibi Lake Drive. Members will also discuss traffic congestion near Ridgeview Public School and St. Marguerite d'Youville Secondary School. Additionally, the council will receive an update on school patrol statistics from 2023 to May 2024.

• Crossing guard request for Fernforest Drive and Abitibi Lake Drive
• Crossing guard request for Hartwell Gate and Fernforest Drive
• Traffic congestion review for Brenda Avenue near Ridgeview Public School
• Traffic congestion review for Dixie Road near St. Marguerite d'Youville SS
• School patrol statistics update (2023 - May 2024)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The provided agenda for the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific discussion items or decisions are documented.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review the 2024 Corporate Strategic Plan and several reports regarding finance policy updates. The agenda also includes announcements about new city leadership and a proposal to recognize Somali Heritage Month.

• Procurement for architectural services for Ken Whillans Square and Garden Square redevelopment
• Proposed addition of Somali Heritage Month to Corporate Events Listing
• Budget amendment for Municipal Public Art Strategy and Framework
• Traffic signal warrant study at Countryside Drive and Bellini Avenue
• 2023 Annual Report on Risk Management and Insurance Claims

Environment Advisory Committee

The committee will review a presentation regarding the City of Brampton's 2024-2029 Corporate Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan. Staff will also provide updates on upcoming environmental engagement events and workshop progress. Additionally, members will discuss sub-committee objectives and opportunities for collaboration with other organizations.

• Presentation on the 2024-2029 Corporate Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan Update
• Update on upcoming environmental engagement events
• Update on CCAP Vision Workshop and Adaptation Actions Workshop
• Discussion regarding sub-committee objectives and activities
• Discussion regarding committee priorities and collaboration opportunities

Planning and Development Committee

The provided text contains only procedural software interface information and does not list any substantive planning or development items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are recorded in this document.

MedTech Task Force

The MedTech Task Force is meeting to receive updates and presentations from stakeholders, including Algoma University, Roga Life, and Medical Alley, as well as updates on the Brampton Medical School and the Brampton Venture Zone. The group will also discuss follow-up on key projects such as wet labs, the MedTech Conference in Toronto, and a potential 2025 conference in Brampton. No decisions are on the agenda; items are for information and discussion.

• Presentations from Algoma University, Roga Life, and Medical Alley (MN)
• Update on Brampton Medical School by Dr. Mohamed Lachemi
• Update from Brampton Venture Zone by John MacRitchie and Fardan Khan
• Wet Labs feasibility study outline by Martin Bohl
• MedTech Conference, Toronto, October 15-17, 2024

City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to consider routine items, including a statutory public meeting on the 2024 Development Charges Study, which could affect fees on new development. Council will also vote on several by-laws, including one to establish an administrative penalty system for camera-detected violations, and a zoning amendment for 8654 Mississauga Road. Items deferred from a previous meeting, such as the automated speed enforcement processing centre update, are also on the agenda.

• Public meeting and presentation on 2024 Development Charges Study (items 7.1, 7.2, 10.3.1)
• By-law 78-2024: administrative penalty system for camera-detected contraventions
• By-law 79-2024: zoning amendment for 8654 Mississauga Road, Ward 6 (File OZS-2022-0017)
• By-law 83-2024: heritage designation for 44 Nelson Street West
• By-law 82-2024: acceptance of works in Registered Plan 43M-1941 (Primont Homes, Mount Pleasant I)

Planning and Development Committee

Brampton's Planning and Development Committee will hear public delegations and staff recommendations on several development applications, including a mixed-use tower at 4538 Castlemore Road, a subdivision at 10201 Clarkway Drive, and a secondary plan process for the Gore Meadows area. The committee will also discuss retrofitting existing bicycle lanes to align with current guidelines.

• Zoning amendment for 27-storey residential tower with ground-floor commercial and 3-storey townhouses at 4538 Castlemore Road (OZS-2022-0045)
• Zoning amendment and draft plan of subdivision for 56 single detached dwellings, 34 townhouse units, and other blocks at 10201 Clarkway Drive (OZS-2022-0025)
• Alternative process for city-initiated secondary plan amendment in Gore Meadows Secondary Plan Area 56, Ward 10
• Public delegation on land use planning around Sheridan College
• Discussion on retrofitting existing bicycle lanes to align with current guidelines

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to hear public delegations requesting financial support for events and organizations, and to review staff reports on the city's 2023 year-end financial status, including capital projects, reserves, investments, and operating budget. The committee will also consider budget amendments for developer reimbursements for road construction and discuss economic development memorandums of understanding.

• Delegations requesting financial support: Colombian Independence Day, Brampton Excelsior Lacrosse Club, Ontario Senior Games (Sept 11, 2024)
• Staff reports on 2023 year-end: Capital Project Financial Status (Q4), Reserve Report, Investment Report, Operating Budget Report
• Budget amendments for developer reimbursement for construction of Rivermont Road (two segments, Ward 6)
• Discussion item: rental fees for Ontario Police Memorial Fund Ball Hockey Tournament at Century Gardens (June 17-18, 2024)
• Street naming request to add 'Mocon' to approved registry for subdivision 21T-20011B/OZS-2020-0036

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider several heritage matters, including a conservation plan for 12061 Hurontario Street, heritage impact assessments, heritage permit applications, and a proposal to rename the Designated Heritage Property Incentive Grant Program. A delegation will address the repeal of a heritage by-law for 11722 Mississauga Road. The board will also receive updates on current heritage issues.

• Heritage Conservation Plan for 12061 Hurontario Street, Ward 2
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 55-65 Park Street, Ward 1
• Heritage Permit Application for 1300 Steeles Avenue East, Ward 3
• Heritage Permit Application for 860-870 North Park Drive, Ward 7
• Delegation on repeal by-law for 11722 Mississauga Road (Dolson House)

Committee of Adjustment

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment will hold a hybrid hearing on May 21, 2024, to consider one consent application and numerous minor variance applications. The consent application seeks to sever land at 2000 Williams Parkway for two warehouse buildings. The variance requests cover residential properties, including setbacks, lot coverage, building height, and parking reductions, as well as a commercial parking variance and a day nursery use.

• Consent application B-2024-0006: FCA Canada Inc. seeks to sever 129,700 sq m at 2000 Williams Parkway for two warehouse buildings.
• Variance A-2024-0104: Storage Vault Canada Inc. requests parking reduction from 206 to 106 spaces at 71 Rosedale Avenue West.
• Variance A-2024-0105: The Gore Plaza Inc. requests building height increase from 2 to 3 storeys at 0 Nexus Avenue.
• Variance A-2024-0120: TRI-CAV Investments Limited requests permission for a day nursery and parking reduction at 8-170 Bovaird Drive West.
• Variance A-2024-0029 and A-2024-0103: Adjacent lots at 66 Marysfield Drive request multiple setback and lot coverage variances.

City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to consider several by-laws, including the 2024 final property tax levy, a zoning by-law amendment for 8654 Mississauga Road, and administrative updates to traffic and statutory officials by-laws. The agenda also includes receiving committee minutes, a project update on the Automated Speed Enforcement Processing Centre with a budget amendment, and a discussion on the Downtown Brampton Business Improvement Area boundary modification. Most items are routine approvals, with the tax levy and zoning amendment being the most consequential decisions.

• By-law 71-2024: 2024 final property tax levy and rates
• By-law 70-2024: Zoning amendment for 8654 Mississauga Road, Ward 6 (File OZS-2022-0017)
• Staff report: Automated Speed Enforcement Processing Centre project update and budget amendment
• Discussion: Downtown Brampton Business Improvement Area boundary modification status
• By-law 74-2024: Accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M-2052 (Scottish Heather Developments Inc.)

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to receive updates on Brampton Transit and accessible parking enforcement, and to hear a delegation on the Embleton Community Centre's design and accessibility. Members will also discuss respite funding for caregivers and the city's recreation program support for children with disabilities. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes and standard procedural items.

• Presentation by Andrew Charles, Supervisor, Planning, Transit, re: Brampton Transit Update
• Delegation by Philip O'Sullivan, Perkins&Will, re: Embleton Community Centre Design and Accessibility
• Accessible Parking Enforcement Update – Q4 2023 (Oct 1–Dec 31)
• Quarter One 2024 Accessible Enforcement Statistics Overview
• Discussion re: Respite Funding for Families who are Caregivers to Individuals with Disabilities

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

This agenda for the Brampton Appeal Tribunal meeting on May 13, 2024, contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussions. The document appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content for residents.

Council Workshop

This is a Council Workshop, not a decision-making meeting. The sole agenda item is a presentation on the ward boundary review and discussion of next steps. No formal decisions or directions to staff will be made; any decisions must be reported back to Committee or Council.

• Ward Boundary Review – Next Steps presentation
• Workshop purpose: overview of ward boundary review and discuss next steps
• Presenters: Shawnica Hans, Shauna Danton, Vikram Hardatt
• No decisions or directions to staff at workshop

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

This agenda for the Brampton School Traffic Safety Council meeting on May 9, 2024, contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document is essentially empty of substantive content.

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and discussing updates. They will review and revise outdated athlete biographies for accuracy, receive feedback on the induction ceremony, and get a verbal update on the new Sports Hall of Fame at Victoria Park Arena.

• Discussion to identify and revise out-of-date biographies for accuracy
• Verbal update on induction ceremony feedback
• Verbal update on new Sports Hall of Fame at Victoria Park Arena
• Information item on Brampton athletes
• Approval of minutes from January 18, 2024

Committee of Council

Brampton's Committee of Council meets to decide on the 2024 final tax levy and by-law, development charges and parkland cash-in-lieu reports, and several procurement requests for services like grass cutting and digitization. The agenda also includes public delegations on ice rental fees, land acquisition for a mosque, and reinstating funding for a lacrosse club, plus a proposed motion to waive a permit fee for Langar Seva at Ken Whillans Square.

• 2024 Final Tax Levy and By-law (recommendation)
• Development Charges and Cash-in-Lieu of Parkland Annual Report 2023 (to be received)
• Request to Begin Procurement for Grass Cutting and Landscape Maintenance (5-year period)
• Request to Begin Procurement for Engineering Services for Heritage Road widening from Steeles Avenue to Financial Drive (Ward 6)
• Proposed motion to waive permit fee for Langar Seva at Ken Whillans Square

Citizen Appointments Committee

The Citizen Appointments Committee is meeting to handle routine procedural items including agenda approval, minutes, and declarations of interest. The main substantive work will occur in closed session, where the committee will review personal matters related to identifiable individuals, specifically application reviews and appointments reviews. A public question period is scheduled for questions about decisions made at this meeting.

• Closed session review of applications under Municipal Act Section 239(2)(b)
• Closed session review of appointments under Municipal Act Section 239(2)(b)
• Public question period limited to 15 minutes on meeting decisions

City Council

Brampton City Council meets May 1, 2024, to receive an update on the shared e-scooter pilot program, including delegations from operators Bird Canada, Neuron Mobility, and SCOOTY. Council will also consider a budget amendment and award strategy for a 10-year winter maintenance services contract, plus several by-laws and discussion items.

• Shared e-scooter pilot program update with operator delegations
• Budget amendment and award strategy for NRFP 2024-091 Winter Maintenance Services 2024-2034, all wards
• By-law 64-2024: surplus land transfer at Orenda Road, Ward 3
• By-law 65-2024: establish Sterritt Drive as public highway, Ward 4
• By-laws 66-2024 and 67-2024: part lot control exemptions in Wards 1 and 5

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider several staff reports, including an enforcement operational review, a zero-emission bus implementation strategy, and the declaration and disposal of city-owned lands on Orenda Road. The agenda also includes public delegations on community events and a ceasefire resolution, plus routine items like tax adjustments and a budget amendment for winter maintenance services.

• Surplus declaration and disposal of city-owned railway spur lands on Orenda Road (PIN 14032-0097 and 14032-0027), Ward 3
• Brampton Zero Emission Bus Implementation Strategy and Rollout Plan
• Enforcement Operational Review findings and recommendations
• Budget amendment and award strategy for NRFP 2024-091 Winter Maintenance Services 2024-2034, all wards
• Budget amendment for developer reimbursement under Spine Servicing Agreement, Block 47-1 Sub-Areas 1A and 1B, Ward 10

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a hybrid hearing on April 23, 2024, to decide on one consent application, one title validation, and over 20 minor variance applications. These requests seek exceptions to zoning rules for residential properties, including lot severance, building setbacks, driveway widths, and accessory structures. The agenda also includes routine items like adoption of minutes and declarations of interest.

• Consent to sever 218 McMurchy Avenue South into two lots (B-2024-0002)
• Variance for 12039 Hurontario Street to allow building height of 38.90m vs 28.5m max (A-2024-0072)
• Variance for 9353 Winston Churchill Blvd. to allow industrial warehouse in agricultural zone (A-2024-0071)
• Variance for 26 Kenview Blvd. to allow outside storage for manufacturing (A-2024-0064)
• Variance for 28 Estateview Circle for large shed and garden suite (A-2024-0052)

Planning and Development Committee

Brampton's Planning and Development Committee is meeting to consider two zoning by-law and official plan amendments: one for three industrial buildings and an office at 7835 Mississauga Road, and another to permit a temporary 421-spot truck parking lot at 11176 Highway 50. The committee will also receive updates on the Active Transportation Master Plan and the shared e-scooter pilot program, including delegations from Bird Canada and Neuron Mobility. Correspondence from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing regarding Minister's Zoning Orders for several Brampton locations will be received.

• Public meeting for OZS-2024-0009: 3 industrial buildings and 1 office building at 7835 Mississauga Road, Ward 6
• Public meeting for OZS-2023-0042: temporary truck parking lot with 421 spots at 11176 Highway 50, Ward 10
• Active Transportation Master Plan 2023/2024 annual report and implementation update (all wards)
• Shared e-scooter pilot program update with delegations from Bird Canada and Neuron Mobility
• Correspondence on Minister's Zoning Orders for Brampton GO, Emerald Heights, 8200 Dixie Road, and 11176 Highway 50

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on Peel's Community Safety and Well-being Plan 2020-2024, along with verbal updates on a spring litter picking campaign and auto theft and road safety measures. The agenda is largely informational, with no decisions listed for a vote.

• Presentation on Peel's Community Safety and Well-being Plan 2020-2024 by Daniel Sirivar
• Verbal update on Spring Litter Picking Campaign by Brian Macklin
• Verbal update on Auto Theft and Road Safety Measures by John Versluis
• Approval of February 1, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to consider a notice of motion to provide a $300,000 cash grant to Armagh House for 12 affordable transitional housing units, funded through the federal Housing Accelerator Fund. The agenda also includes several by-laws for zoning and official plan amendments, a film and television office strategy, and routine approvals of minutes and committee recommendations.

• Notice of motion: $300,000 grant to Armagh House for transitional housing
• By-law 54-2024: Zoning amendment at 241 Queen Street East (Ward 3)
• By-laws 55-2024 and 56-2024: Official plan and zoning amendments at 8654 Mississauga Road (Ward 6)
• By-law 57-2024: Temporary zoning for 3 years at 8195 Winston Churchill Boulevard (Ward 6)
• By-law 58-2024: Adopt new Emergency Management Program and Plan

Brampton Heritage Board

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Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to receive staff reports and hear delegations on a range of items, including a feasibility study for a Logistics Innovation Zone, a budget amendment for funding support to Home Opportunities Non-Profit Corporation, and a request to begin procurement for a cricket dome at Earnscliffe Park. The agenda also includes several delegations from innovation district partners and other community groups, plus routine items like the 2024 Emergency Plan and ceremonial street naming.

• Delegations from Innovation District Partners (Altitude Accelerator, Vivo Surgery, Brampton Venture Zone, etc.) re: 2023 overview and local impact
• Staff report re: Feasibility of a Logistics Innovation Zone in Brampton (RM 71/2023)
• Budget Amendment - Response to Request for Funding Support from Home Opportunities Non-Profit Corporation (RM 59/2023)
• Request to Begin Procurement – Design and Construction of a Cricket Dome at Earnscliffe Park – Ward 7
• Renaming Loafer's Lake Park to Paul Palleschi Park - Ward 2

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee is meeting to receive presentations and updates on cycling and pedestrian infrastructure. Items include wayfinding signage, the Grow Green Award, Vodden Street bike lane improvements, and compliance issues at the Dixie-Howden intersection. The committee will also hear verbal updates on the Knightsbridge and King's Cross intersection, Bike Month, and trail maintenance.

• Presentation on wayfinding signage in Brampton
• Delegation on 2024 improvement plans for Vodden Street bike lanes
• Presentation on right-turning vehicle compliance issues at Dixie Road and Howden Road
• Verbal update on Knightsbridge and King's Cross intersection public art opportunities
• Memorandum on process and timeline for installing regulatory signs on new bike lanes (Peter Robertson Blvd - Bramalea Rd and Dixie Rd)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is reviewing several major development applications, including a 30-storey apartment building on Park Street and a 39-storey tower on Railroad Street. Staff are also presenting proposed amendments to the Brampton Plan regarding height and density policies for Major Transit Station Areas. The meeting includes public delegations and correspondence regarding these specific zoning and official plan amendments.

• Application to amend Official Plan and Zoning By-Law for a 30-storey, 240-unit apartment building at 55-65 Park Street
• Application to amend Official Plan and Zoning By-Law for a 39-storey residential building at 123-125 Railroad Street
• Proposed amendments to Brampton Plan Major Transit Station Area policies for maximum height and land use schedules
• Application to amend Zoning By-Law for a multi-use building with warehouse component at 10810 Coleraine Drive
• Application to amend Zoning By-Law for a mixed-use development with four 35-storey residential buildings at 241 Queen Street East

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

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Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

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Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council is meeting to discuss school traffic safety, including site inspections and a request to review traffic congestion on Dixie Road. The agenda includes updates on school patrol statistics and potential new school openings, with several site-specific safety reviews scheduled.

• Request to review traffic congestion on Dixie Road near St. Marguerite d'Youville Secondary School, 10815 Dixie Road, Ward 9
• Site inspection at Rowntree Public School, 254 Queen Mary Drive, Ward 6, to review student safety crossing at Wanless Drive/Edenbrook Hill/Queen Mary Drive
• Site inspection at Mount Pleasant Village Public School, 100 Commuter Drive, Ward 6, for a crossing guard at Commuter Drive and Ganton Heights
• Site inspection at Malala Yousafzai Public School, 1248 Mayfield Road, Caledon, to review pedestrian bridge safety at Brenscombe Road and Cyclone Trail
• Update on school patrol statistics for 2023 to March 2024

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee is meeting to approve its February minutes, hear a delegation from the Brampton Environmental Alliance about collaboration, and receive verbal updates on Earth Day, Seedy Saturday, and the Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project. No votes on substantive items are listed.

• Delegation from David Laing, President, Brampton Environmental Alliance, re: Collaboration Opportunities
• Verbal update re: Earth Day
• Verbal update re: Seedy Saturday
• Verbal update re: Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project
• Approval of minutes from February 6, 2024

City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to consider a consent motion and vote on 14 by-laws covering zoning amendments, tax ratios for 2024, residential rental licensing, parking penalties, and road works. The agenda also includes a proposed amendment to require in-person participation for closed sessions, a liquor permit for a rib festival, and a management agreement for Historic Bovaird House.

• By-law 40-2024: Zoning amendment for 12197 Hurontario Street (Glen Schnarr & Associates/Argo Summer Valley)
• By-law 42-2024: Amend Residential Rental Licensing By-law 216-2023 for Wards 1, 3, 4, 5, 7
• By-law 43-2024: Establish 2024 tax ratios
• By-law 37-2024: Increase penalty for parking in bike lanes
• By-law 36-2024: Require in-person participation for closed sessions

Council Workshop

This is a City Council Workshop, not a decision-making meeting. Council will receive a status update on the Development Charges Study, with a public session followed by a closed session for member education and training on the study. No decisions or directions to staff will be made at this workshop.

• Status update on the Development Charges Study
• Closed session under Section 239 (3.1) of the Municipal Act for education/training on the study

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to consider a range of reports and recommendations, including establishing 2024 tax ratios, updating the residential rental licensing pilot, and reviewing results from the 40 km/h speed limit pilot. The agenda also includes several procurement requests, budget amendments, and public delegations on topics like auto theft and park renaming.

• By-law to establish 2024 tax ratios
• Residential Rental Licensing Pilot Program update
• 40 km/h neighbourhood speed limit pilot results
• Budget amendment for developer reimbursement for parks and trail (Wards 4, 6, 8)
• Procurement requests for traffic calming, bike lane markings, Clarkway Drive improvements, and Heritage Road culvert replacement

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider heritage impact assessments and permit recommendations for properties at 7699 Creditview Road and 7749 Churchville Road, both in Ward 6. The board will also receive a heritage report and commemoration plan for 1524 Countryside Drive (Ward 9) and hear updates on current heritage issues. The agenda includes standard items like approval of minutes and declarations of interest.

• Heritage Impact Assessment and Heritage Permit Recommendation for 7699 Creditview Road, Ward 6
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 7749 Churchville Road, Ward 6
• Heritage Report and Commemoration Plan for 1524 Countryside Drive, Ward 9
• Minutes from January 30, 2024 meeting (approved by Council on February 28, 2024)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a hybrid meeting on March 19, 2024, to consider 25 minor variance applications. These include requests for variances related to accessory structures, exterior stairways, building heights, and land use changes. The committee will also adopt minutes from its February 20, 2024 meeting and receive comments from the Region of Peel.

• A-2024-0020: Permit food manufacturing with accessory retail at 11-14 - 42 Regan Road (Ward 2)
• A-2024-0035: Permit a take-out restaurant at 18 Corporation Drive (Ward 8)
• A-2024-0042: Permit a temporary sales office at 5875 Mayfield Road (Ward 10)
• A-2024-0025: Allow a building height of 14.28m (max 10.6m) and garage door height of 2.742m (max 2.4m) at 18 Lucinda Court (Ward 10)
• A-2024-0029: Reduce side yard setbacks and lot coverage at 66 Marysfield Drive (Ward 10)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider several zoning by-law amendments and a draft plan of subdivision, including a 23-storey mixed-use tower at 4538 Castlemore Road, 8 detached homes at 12197 Hurontario Street, and a truck wash at 0 Goreway Drive. The committee will also hear a staff presentation on the Brampton Building and Business Portal and discuss proposed changes to the Sign By-law to allow delegated approval of sign variance applications. Public delegations and question periods are scheduled.

• Zoning amendment for 23-storey residential tower with commercial uses and 3-storey townhouses at 4538 Castlemore Road (OZS-2022-0045)
• Zoning amendment and draft plan of subdivision for 8 detached dwellings and a new municipal road at 12197 Hurontario Street (OZS-2022-0030)
• Zoning amendment to permit a truck wash and repair facility with office, warehouse, and truck/trailer parking at 0 Goreway Drive (OZS-2023-0011)
• Proposed amendment to Sign By-law 399-2002 to allow sign variance applications with delegated approval authority
• Site-specific sign by-law amendment for 227 Vodden Street East (RM86/2023)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal is meeting to hear appeals under city by-laws. One hearing concerns a dog license by-law violation, and another has been adjourned to a future date. The meeting also includes a verbal advisory about a resignation.

• Hearing #1: Dog License By-law 250-2005 appeal by Kamal Gill, incident Aug 21, 2023
• Hearing #2: By-law 165-2022 appeal by 2482094 Ontario Inc., adjourned to June 10, 2024
• Verbal advisory on resignation of Henry Verschuren from City Clerk's Office

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council is meeting to review requests for crossing guards and traffic safety improvements at several schools, including site inspection reports and correspondence from Student Transportation of Peel Region. The council will also receive an update on school patrol statistics for 2023-2024. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as approval of minutes and declarations of interest.

• Review of crossing guard request at Commuter Drive and Ganton Heights for Mount Pleasant Village Public School (100 Commuter Drive, Ward 6)
• Review of safety concerns at Vanderbrink Drive and Sugarcane Avenue for Hewson Public School (235 Father Tobin Road, Ward 9)
• Review of crossing guard request at Creditview Road and Tribune Drive for Tribune Drive Public School (30 Tribune Drive, Ward 6)
• Review of crossing guard request at Mayfield Road and Snellview Boulevard for St. Rita Catholic School (30 Summer Valley Drive, Ward 2)
• Update on school patrol statistics for 2023-2024 from Enforcement and By-law Services

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

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City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to decide on a ward boundary review process, several zoning and official plan amendments, and housekeeping updates to user fees. The agenda also includes proclamations, a delegation on International Women's Day, and a revised design for the Tamil Genocide Monument. Several items are routine approvals of minutes and by-laws.

• Ward Boundary Review – process, terms of reference, and budget amendment
• By-law 22-2024 – housekeeping updates to various fees and charges
• By-law 24-2024 & 25-2024 – Official Plan and Zoning amendments at 1358 Queen Street West (Ward 5)
• By-law 26-2024 & 27-2024 – Zoning amendments at 10635, 10647, and 10797 The Gore Road (Ward 10)
• Revised Tamil Genocide Monument design

Council Workshop

This is a City Council Workshop, not a decision-making meeting. Council will receive an update on Grass Maintenance Services from staff. No decisions or directions to staff can be made at this workshop; any matters requiring a decision must go to Committee or Council later.

• Update on Grass Maintenance Services by Brian Macklin, Supervisor Parks Maintenance
• Workshop is hybrid: in-person in Council Chambers and virtual
• Livestreaming and recording will be available

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

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Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to discuss and decide on a range of staff reports, including several procurement requests, budget amendments, and administrative updates. Key items include starting procurement for traffic cameras and automated speed enforcement, demolishing downtown city properties, and extending Clark Boulevard. The committee will also hear public delegations on topics like user fees, aquatic facilities, and rental unit occupancy.

• Request to begin procurement for traffic camera and automated speed enforcement programs
• Budget amendment and procurement request for demolition of downtown city properties (Ward 1)
• Procurement for engineering services for Clark Boulevard extension from Rutherford Road to Hansen Road South and Eastern Avenue widening from Hansen Road South to Kennedy Road (Ward 3)
• 2024 user fees housekeeping updates, including stormwater charge credit manual
• Budget amendment for attracting international entrepreneurs

Brampton Heritage Board

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Brampton Heritage Board Workshop

This is a workshop of the Brampton Heritage Board, not a decision-making meeting. The agenda includes board member introductions, an overview of the board's mandate, group discussions, and a training presentation on heritage board introduction. No decisions or directions to staff can be made at this workshop.

• Workshop held in-person at Alderlea, 40 Elizabeth St S, Brampton
• Board training presentation on Heritage Board Introduction
• Group discussions facilitated by Heritage Staff
• No decisions or directions to staff permitted at workshop

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a hybrid meeting on February 20, 2024, to consider 19 applications for minor variances and consents, including two withdrawals and three deferral requests. The agenda includes a range of residential and commercial property requests, such as variances for stairways, accessory structures, parking, and building setbacks.

• Withdrawal of A-2023-0397 (8 Coin Street) and A-2024-0010 (113 Springview Drive)
• Deferral requests for A-2023-0400 (530 Veterans Dr.), A-2023-0401 (63 Dandelion Rd.), A-2023-0420 (46 Grover Rd.)
• Consent application B-2024-0001 for an access easement at 15-92 Fieldridge Crescent
• Variance for commercial school at 11937 Goreway Drive and 6539 Mayfield Road (A-2023-0413)
• Variance for increased commercial floor area and reduced parking at 860-870 North Park Drive (A-2024-0011)

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee is meeting to receive presentations on underreported cyclist and pedestrian injuries, sidewalk winter maintenance, and a specific intersection, plus a verbal update on Bike Month. The agenda is largely informational, with most items marked "to be received" rather than for decision. The committee will also discuss the reconsideration of a citizen member's termination, the 2024 Bike Summit, and volunteer liability for community rides.

• Presentation on underreported cyclist and pedestrian injuries from a York University study
• Presentation on sidewalk winter maintenance
• Presentation on Knightsbridge and King's Cross intersection
• Verbal update on Bike Month
• Discussion on reconsidering termination of citizen member Akinade Oduntan

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to receive updates on Brampton Transit and accessible parking enforcement for Q4 2023, and to discuss municipal accessibility plan priorities. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and public question period.

• Presentation by Andrew Charles, Supervisor, Planning, Transit, re: Brampton Transit Update
• Update by Enforcement and By-law Services, re: Accessible Parking Enforcement Update – Q4 2023 (October 01 to December 31)
• Minutes of November 28, 2023, approved by Council on January 24, 2024

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee is meeting to receive and discuss several internal audit reports, including fleet maintenance, limited tendering, and asset management of small equipment. They will also review the 2024 internal audit work plan, status of management action plans, and the 2023 annual report. The meeting includes a closed session for discussion of municipal property security.

• Fleet Maintenance Audit report and presentation
• Limited Tendering Audit Report 2023
• Asset Management (Small Equipment and Operating Tools) Audit 2023
• 2024 Internal Audit Work Plan and 2023 Status Update
• Status of Management Action Plans – Q4 2023

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is meeting to hear statutory public meeting reports on three development applications, including a faith-based teaching centre, a residential subdivision, and a mixed-use tower development. The committee will also consider a city-initiated right-of-entry by-law, an official plan and zoning amendment for an 8-storey apartment building, and reports on illegal truck/trailer storage and streamlining subdivision assumptions.

• Zoning amendment for faith-based teaching centre at 8627 Mississauga Road (OZS-2023-0037)
• Zoning and subdivision application for 205 residential units at 0 Countryside Drive (OZS-2023-0023, 21T-23006B)
• Zoning and subdivision application for mixed-use 5-building, 7-tower development at 0 Lagerfeld Drive (OZS-2023-0039, 21T-23009B)
• City-initiated by-law for right of entry for maintenance
• Official plan and zoning amendment for 8-storey, 82-unit apartment building at 75 Clarence Street (OZS-2019-0006)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal is meeting to hear appeals under city by-laws. One hearing, regarding a towing-related licensing matter, has been withdrawn due to new provincial legislation. The remaining hearing concerns an animal control by-law violation.

• Hearing #1 (9:30 a.m.): File L25.12/2023, appellant Sunny Kumar Mattu, licensing by-law 67-2014, withdrawn due to new Ontario Towing and Storage Safety and Enforcement Act
• Hearing #2 (10:30 a.m.): File L25.07/2023, appellant Jeniscot Thevarasa, animal control by-law 261-93

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

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Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council is meeting to review five resident and school requests for traffic safety measures, including crossing guards and congestion studies at specific schools. Members will also receive an update on school patrol statistics and review a site inspection report for Larkspur Public School. The agenda includes standard procedural items like approving minutes and declarations of interest.

• Correspondence re: safety concerns at Vanderbrink Drive and Sugarcane Avenue, Hewson Public School, 235 Father Tobin Road, Ward 9
• Correspondence re: traffic congestion at Earnscliffe Circle and Earnscliffe Gate, Earnscliffe Public School, 50 Earnscliffe Circle, Ward 7
• Correspondence re: crossing guard request at Creditview Road and Tribune Drive, Tribune Drive Public School, 30 Tribune Drive, Ward 6
• Correspondence re: traffic congestion at Corporation Drive and Torbram, St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School, 25 Corporation Drive
• Site inspection report on traffic and parking issues at Larkspur Public School, 111 Larkspur Road

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several legislative amendments and staff reports. Key discussions include a seasonal patio program, increased penalties for parking in bicycle lanes, and property expropriation for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project.

• Seasonal Patio Program temporary outdoor space extensions
• Increased penalties for parking and stopping in bicycle lanes
• Expropriation of property for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project (Ward 3)
• Zoning amendment for 7896 Mavis Road (Ward 4)
• Procurement for ten-year winter maintenance services

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee is meeting to receive verbal updates on Earth Day, Seedy Saturday, the Climate Change Adaptation Plan, and the Ontario Resource Centre for Climate Adaptation. Members will also discuss littering, including awareness and enforcement. The agenda is mostly informational with no major decisions listed.

• Verbal update on Earth Day from Environmental Project Specialist
• Verbal update on Seedy Saturday engagement opportunity
• Verbal update on Climate Change Adaptation Plan
• Verbal update on Ontario Resource Centre for Climate Adaptation
• Discussion on littering, supporting Brampton Environmental Alliance, awareness, and by-law enforcement

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee is meeting to review several internal audit reports, including fleet maintenance, limited tendering, and asset management of small equipment. They will also receive updates on the 2024 audit work plan, management action plans, and the 2023 annual report. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss property security.

• Fleet Maintenance Audit report and presentation
• Limited Tendering Audit Report 2023
• Asset Management (Small Equipment and Operating Tools) Audit 2023
• 2024 Internal Audit Work Plan and 2023 Status Update
• Status of Management Action Plans – Q4 2023

Governance and Council Operations Committee

The Governance and Council Operations Committee is holding a routine meeting with standard procedural items. The only substantive item is a verbal staff update on the Council Office Assistant Position, provided by Laurie Robinson and Jason Keddy. No decisions or reports are listed on the agenda.

• Verbal update from staff re. Council Office Assistant Position
• Delegations (5 minutes maximum)
• Public Question Period (15 minute limit on decisions)
• Closed Session (separate package for members only)

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on a Neighbourhood Association Guide and verbal updates on meetings with committee members and the draft Litter Reduction Charter. The agenda is largely procedural, with no decisions listed for this meeting.

• Presentation by Amanda Agnihotri on Neighbourhood Association Guide
• Verbal update on draft Litter Reduction Charter
• Verbal update on meetings with committee members
• Approval of previous minutes from September 21, 2023

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will hear delegations and consider staff reports on several items, including a proposed Explore Brampton Youth Pass pilot program, increased penalties for parking in bike lanes, and a residential rental licensing pilot program. The committee will also review procurement requests for tree inventory services, park amenities at Black Forest Park, and transit goods and services, as well as a 2024 temporary borrowing by-law and property expropriations for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project.

• Explore Brampton Youth Pass pilot program with draft amendment to User Fee By-law 380-2003
• Increased penalties for parking and stopping in bicycle lanes
• 21 delegations from residents on Residential Rental Licensing Pilot Program
• 2024 Temporary Borrowing By-Law
• Property expropriations for Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project (Riverwalk) – Ward 3

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider several heritage matters, including a recommendation to designate 44 Nelson Street West (the Cuthbert House) under the Ontario Heritage Act, a commemoration plan for the McClure Farmhouse at 8331 Heritage Road, and a heritage incentive grant application for 7741 Churchville Road. The board will also review property standards for designated heritage properties and receive updates on heritage easement agreements. The agenda includes routine approvals of previous minutes and consent items.

• Intention to designate 44 Nelson Street West (Cuthbert House) under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act
• Commemoration plan for McClure Farmhouse at 8331 Heritage Road
• Heritage Incentive Grant application for 7741 Churchville Road
• Property Standards Review for designated heritage properties
• Heritage easement agreements completed for 12044 Mississauga Road and 8940 Creditview Road

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will review several staff reports regarding zoning changes. Discussions include a high-density mixed-use development near Steeles Avenue West and city-initiated amendments for residential standards.

• Zoning amendment for industrial development and stormwater management at 5203 Old Castlemore Road
• Mixed-use, high-density development proposal at 0 and 1735 Steeles Avenue West
• City-initiated zoning amendments for driveway widths and garage dimensions
• Zoning amendments for below-grade entrances in exterior side yards
• Zoning amendments for supportive housing residence types 1 and 2

City Council

Brampton City Council is meeting to handle routine approvals, including minutes, committee reports, and by-laws. The most substantive item is a staff report requesting approval to begin procurement for winter maintenance services over a ten-year period. Council will also consider by-laws related to part lot control on specific registered plans and a building division appointment by-law.

• Staff report to begin procurement for winter maintenance services for a ten-year period
• By-law 2-2024: part lot control exemption near Embleton Road and Heritage Road, Ward 6
• By-law 3-2024: part lot control exemption along Inspire Boulevard and Duxbury Road, Ward 9
• By-law 1-2024: amend Building Division Appointment By-law 308-2012
• Proclamations for Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day, Crime Stoppers Month, Bob Marley Day

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to consider several new consent and minor variance applications. These requests include land severances for residential development, easement grants, and various building setbacks and size variances.

• Consent application for a shared access easement at 10750 Highway 50
• Consent application to sever 0 Creditview Road into two residential lots
• Minor variance for a large accessory structure at 19 Delta Park Blvd
• Minor variance for a drive-through facility at 354 Queen Street East
• Minor variance for 4 additional short term crisis units at 60 West Drive

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee is holding a regular meeting with a largely procedural agenda, including approval of previous minutes and receiving sub-committee minutes. The main substantive item is a closed session to review nominations under the Municipal Act's personal matters exception.

• Closed session to review nominations (personal matters exception)
• Receive minutes from Nomination Sub-Committee meeting of September 28, 2023
• Minutes from October 5, 2023 meeting noted as approved by Council on November 1, 2023

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including advancing the Light Rail Transit (LRT) extension study to the TPAP stage, beginning procurement for park amenities, and receiving quarterly reports on purchasing and consulting contracts. The agenda also includes a delegation about city property at 52 Bramalea Road, a report on delegating regional tax ratio setting, and approval of advisory committee minutes. Most items are routine reports or recommendations, with no major budget or zoning decisions listed.

• Delegation from Zohaib Hanif, Realtor, re: Purchase or Lease of City Property Located at 52 Bramalea Road - Ward 7
• Staff Report re: Request to Begin Procurement – Design, Supply and Installation of Park Shade Shelters, Playgrounds and Outdoor Sport Amenities at Various Locations Citywide
• Staff Report re: Light Rail Transit (LRT) Extension Study – Advance to TPAP Stage (RM 35/2023)
• Staff Report re: Delegation of Regional Tax Ratio Setting 2024
• Staff Report re: Purchasing Activity Quarterly Report – 3rd Quarter 2023

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is holding a statutory public meeting and considering several development applications, including a 14-storey hospital expansion, a 5-tower mixed-use development, a youth shelter, and multiple rezoning requests. The committee will also receive correspondence from provincial and regional officials on planning matters.

• Rezoning for 14-storey Peel Memorial Hospital Phase 2 at 20 Lynch Street
• Mixed-use development with five towers (22-44 storeys) at 200 County Court Blvd
• 4-storey youth shelter at 1358 Queen Street West
• 38-storey tower at 249 Queen Street East
• 34 semi-detached dwellings at 7896 Mavis Road

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on a Neighbourhood Association Guide and a verbal update on meetings with committee members. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation by Razmin Said, Manager, Community Safety and Well-Being Office, re: Neighbourhood Association Guide
• Verbal update by Razmin Said re: meetings with committee members
• Approval of previous minutes from September 21, 2023

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will review two specific requests for site inspections regarding traffic safety. One request concerns speeding near Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School, while the other addresses parking congestion at Larkspur Public School. The council will also receive an update on school patrol statistics for the 2023-2024 year and approve the 2024 meeting schedule.

• Site inspection request for speeding near Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School, 415 Great Lakes Drive
• Site inspection request for parking congestion at Larkspur Public School, 111 Larskpur Road
• Update on School Patrol Statistics for 2023-2024 from Enforcement and By-law Services
• Approval of the 2024 Schedule of Meetings

Council Workshop

The City Council Workshop will provide an update on the procurement process for winter maintenance services. This session follows a previous resolution to begin procurement for a ten-year period. No decisions or directions to staff will be made during this workshop.

• Update on Winter Maintenance Services Procurement
• Discussion regarding a ten-year procurement period for road maintenance

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

This agenda for the Brampton Appeal Tribunal meeting on January 8, 2024, contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for decision or discussion. No specific appeals, motions, or actions are listed.

Brampton Appeal Tribunal Workshop

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal is holding a workshop to receive detailed information on specific by-laws it considers in appeals. Presentations cover the new Animal Control By-law, Property Standards By-law, Short-Term Rentals and Licensing By-law, and Residential Rental Licensing By-law pilot program. No decisions or directions to staff can be made at this workshop; any matter requiring a Council decision must be reported back to Committee or Council.

• New Animal Control By-law (Control and Muzzle Orders) presentation
• Property Standards By-law presentation
• Short-Term Rentals and Licensing By-law presentation
• Residential Rental Licensing By-law pilot program presentation
• Role of the City Case Presenter discussion