Mississauga meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Mississauga committees post six meeting agendas in two weeks with no substantive items listed

Mississauga's Appeals and Property Standards Committee and the Committee of Adjustment were scheduled for six meetings between Oct. 13 and Oct. 22, 2026, and none of the agendas supplied for those dates lists a substantive item — no applications, appeals, hearings, votes or dollar amounts. All six entries are classified as agenda only, meaning minutes have not yet been published.

No decisions recorded in the available material

Nothing in the supplied summaries records a decision, a vote tally or a dollar figure from the past two weeks. Each of the six entries is marked "agenda only (minutes not yet published)." That label describes the state of the record, not the outcome of the meetings: it means the documents available now show what was scheduled, and it does not establish that no business was conducted. Where an agenda lists nothing, this roundup reports that the agenda lists nothing.

Appeals and Property Standards Committee: four dates

The Appeals and Property Standards Committee accounts for four of the recent entries, dated Oct. 13, Oct. 15, Oct. 20 and Oct. 22, 2026. The summaries describe each agenda as procedural boilerplate with no listed appeals, hearings or decisions. The Oct. 20 entry states that the provided text contains only administrative metadata and software interface instructions. No case names, addresses, file numbers or outcomes appear in any of the four.

Committee of Adjustment: Oct. 22

Two entries cover the Committee of Adjustment on Oct. 22, 2026. One describes an agenda made up of page scaffolding and empty table fields: a History section with columns for Meeting Type, Meeting Date, Stage, Status, Number and Vote, none of them filled in, and a Vote Result area with a single row and a count of (0). The second describes a procedural meeting whose agenda contains no specific items, applications or decisions. Neither entry identifies an application or an address.

What the documents do and do not show

Because the agendas as supplied name no properties, applicants or file numbers, residents cannot use them to check whether a particular matter came before either committee. The official agendas and, once published, the minutes remain the authoritative record; this summary is secondary to those documents. Readers looking for a specific appeal or application should consult them directly.

Coming up

Five meetings are listed in the next 14 days:

• **Oct. 29 — Committee of Adjustment.** The agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate, with no business items listed.
• **Oct. 29 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards.** Listed as CANCELLED; the supplied agenda contains no items for discussion or decision.
• **Oct. 29 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee.** A separate entry for the same date, with only procedural placeholders and no listed items. The two Oct. 29 entries for this committee appear in the source as separate listings; the material does not explain the difference.
• **Nov. 5 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee.** Procedural boilerplate only; the document shows no rezonings, contracts, ordinances or public hearings.
• **Nov. 5 — Committee of Adjustment.** Procedural boilerplate only, with no actionable content listed.

Mississauga committee agendas for Oct. 8–15 list no applications, appeals or decisions

Mississauga's Committee of Adjustment and the Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee were both scheduled to meet during the past two weeks, but the agendas supplied for those dates list no applications, appeals, decisions, votes or dollar amounts.

That is a statement about the documents, not about what happened in the room. The recent meetings appear in the source material as "agenda only (minutes not yet published)," so the record reviewed here does not establish what, if anything, either body decided.

Oct. 8: Committee of Adjustment

Two documents were supplied for the Committee of Adjustment meeting of Oct. 8, 2026. One is described as containing only technical metadata and software interface descriptions; the other as empty data fields and placeholder text. Neither lists a land-use application, project, address or municipal decision.

Appeals and Property Standards Committee: three dates

The Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee has documents listed for Oct. 8, Oct. 13 and Oct. 15, 2026. Each is described as procedural boilerplate with no appeals, hearings or decisions recorded. The Oct. 15 document is characterized in the source as "a procedural placeholder" with no concrete decisions or discussions recorded.

What residents can take from this

Nothing in the supplied material identifies a property, an applicant, a street address or a dollar figure. No minor variance, consent application or property-standards appeal is named for any of the five recent meeting entries.

Readers should not conclude from this that no applications were filed or heard. The material reviewed is limited to what was published in the agendas, and minutes for these dates have not yet been published. Missing detail in an agenda is not evidence that a matter was not dealt with.

Coming up

Six meeting entries fall in the next 14 days. All are listed with no substantive agenda items in the material provided.

• **Oct. 20 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee.** The supplied text contains only administrative metadata and software interface instructions; no topics, decisions or discussions are listed.
• **Oct. 22 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee.** Procedural boilerplate only; no substantive items listed.
• **Oct. 22 — Committee of Adjustment.** Two entries. One agenda is described as page scaffolding and empty table fields: a History section with columns for Meeting Type, Meeting Date, Stage, Status, Number and Vote, but no values, and a Vote Result area with a single row and a count of (0). The second entry is described as a procedural meeting with no specific items, applications or decisions listed.
• **Oct. 29 — Committee of Adjustment.** Procedural software boilerplate only; no business items listed.
• **Oct. 29 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee.** Procedural software placeholders and boilerplate only; no items listed.

Residents who want to follow a specific file should check the agendas again closer to each date. Agendas can be revised and items added after an initial posting, and the official documents remain the authoritative record.

About this roundup

This summary is drawn only from the agenda material supplied for the dates above. Where that material was empty, procedural or not yet supported by minutes, this article says so rather than filling the gap. No vote tallies, amounts or outcomes are reported because none appear in the source documents for these meetings.

Mississauga meeting roundup: no substantive decisions recorded in past two weeks; Sept. 29 appeals meeting cancelled

Mississauga's published meeting records for the past two weeks contain no substantive decisions on money, land, jobs or services, based on the agendas and summaries supplied. The only definite action recorded in the period is a cancellation: the Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards meeting scheduled for September 29, 2026 was cancelled, according to the record provided. No agenda items or discussion topics were listed for that cancelled session.

Every other record supplied for the past 14 days describes an agenda containing only procedural boilerplate, empty fields or system-generated placeholder text. None lists a motion, vote, dollar figure, application or staff recommendation.

Council, September 29

The Council record for September 29, 2026 contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion or decision items, per the summary supplied. The document is described as an empty or unpopulated meeting record. It is listed as agenda only, with minutes not yet published.

Appeals and Property Standards, September 29

Two records were supplied under this committee's name for September 29. One states the meeting was cancelled. The other describes an agenda with no specific items for discussion or decision, consisting of empty fields and placeholders. The supplied material does not explain the relationship between the two records, and no reason for the cancellation was given.

Committee of Adjustment, October 8

Two records were supplied for the Committee of Adjustment on October 8, 2026. Both describe documents containing only technical metadata and software interface descriptions. No land-use applications, projects or municipal decisions are listed in either.

Appeals and Property Standards, October 8

A third October 8 record, for the Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee, likewise contains only procedural boilerplate with no items for decision or discussion.

What the records do not show

All six recent records are marked "agenda only (minutes not yet published)." That means the absence of listed items in an agenda is not evidence that a meeting reached no decisions; it means the supplied document did not list any. Missing or unreadable input is not proof that nothing happened. No dollar amounts, vote tallies, project names or addresses appear anywhere in the supplied material, so none are reported here.

Coming up

Six meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days, all with agendas that list no substantive items as supplied:

• October 13 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee
• October 15 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee
• October 20 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee
• October 22 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee
• October 22 — Committee of Adjustment (two records supplied for this date)

For the October 22 Committee of Adjustment, the supplied text shows a History section with columns for Meeting Type, Meeting Date, Stage, Status, Number and Vote, but no values, and a Vote Result area with a single row and a count of (0). No applications, decisions or staff items are stated in the source.

Residents who want detail on any of these meetings should consult the official agendas and minutes published by the City of Mississauga, which are the authoritative record.

Mississauga committee meetings largely procedural; no decisions recorded

Mississauga's municipal committees met over the past two weeks, but most agendas contained no substantive items, and no decisions have been recorded. The only notable item was a Committee of Adjustment hearing that listed 15 minor variance applications across the city.

Recent meetings

Committee of Adjustment (Aug. 13) — The committee held public hearings on 15 minor variance and consent applications at specific properties in various wards. The agenda listed the following applications:

• 857 Tenth St (Ward 1) – applications B23.26, A210.26, A211.26
• 1088 Dream Crest Rd (Ward 6) – application A159.26
• 2454 Goodison Ave (Ward 7) – application A194.26
• 64 Thomas St, Unit 1 (Ward 11) – application A197.26
• 3726 Althorpe Cir (Ward 10) – application A202.26

Written submissions were due the Friday prior, and pre-registration was required to speak virtually. Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so no outcomes are confirmed.

Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (Aug. 13) — The agenda was purely procedural, with no listed decisions, hearings, or discussion items.

Committee of Adjustment (Aug. 20) — Two separate agendas for this date contained only procedural boilerplate and no specific items.

No other substantive items were reported from the past 14 days.

Upcoming meetings

Several meetings are scheduled over the next two weeks, but most agendas are procedural only.

• **Planning and Development Committee (Aug. 24)** — The agenda contains no substantive items, only placeholder fields.
• **Planning and Development Committee (Aug. 24) – CANCELLED** — This meeting has been cancelled.
• **Accessibility Advisory Committee (Aug. 24) – RESCHEDULED** — This meeting has been rescheduled; no substantive items are listed.
• **Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (Aug. 25)** — Agenda contains only procedural items.
• **Committee of Adjustment (Aug. 27)** — Agenda appears to be a procedural placeholder with no visible items.
• **Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee (Aug. 31)** — No substantive items.
• **Meadowvale Village HCD Subcommittee (Sept. 1)** — No substantive items.
• **Environmental Action Committee (Sept. 1)** — No substantive items.
• **Stormwater Advisory Committee (Sept. 1)** — No substantive items.
• **Committee of Adjustment (Sept. 3)** — Purely procedural.
• **Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (Sept. 3)** — No substantive items.

Coming up

Residents may want to monitor the Committee of Adjustment meetings scheduled for Aug. 27 and Sept. 3, though no specific applications are listed on the agendas. The Planning and Development Committee meeting on Aug. 24 has been cancelled, and the Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting has been rescheduled. All other upcoming meetings currently list no substantive items for discussion or decision.

Mississauga Council approves $8M land purchase, $300K downtown vision

Mississauga Council approved an $8 million land acquisition for the relocation of Fire Station 104 and community services, along with a $300,000 budget for the Living Arts Centre and Downtown Lands Redevelopment Vision, at its July 29 meeting. All votes were unanimous except one, which passed 10-0.

Council decisions

Council voted 11-0 to authorize $8 million for land acquisition related to the Fire Station 104 relocation and community services. It also approved, 11-0, a $300,000 budget for the Living Arts Centre and Downtown Lands Redevelopment Vision and endorsed the Mayor's Arts and Museums Task Force Report.

Other decisions included:

• Rezoning for a convenience restaurant at 5100 Erin Mills Parkway (11-0)
• Approval of a 39-storey apartment building at 3115 Hurontario Street (11-0)
• Authorization of expropriation for the Dundas East BRT and Dixie-Dundas Flood Mitigation projects (10-0)
• Approval of a $7.3 million single-source contract for GIS Enterprise Technologies (11-0)
• Approval of an expanded service model and 15 new positions for the 311 center (11-0)

All votes were recorded as unanimous except the expropriation authorization, which passed 10-0.

Other recent meetings

Several other committees met in the past two weeks but their agendas contained only procedural boilerplate with no substantive items. These included the Facility Accessibility Design Subcommittee (July 27), the Planning and Development Committee (July 27), and the Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (July 28). The Facility Accessibility Design Subcommittee's July 27 agenda did list a deputation on the redevelopment of Cooksville and Iggy Kaneff Parks, but no minutes have been published yet.

Coming up

The Committee of Adjustment will hold public hearings on 15 minor variance and consent applications on August 13. Properties include 857 Tenth St (Ward 1), 1088 Dream Crest Rd (Ward 6), 2454 Goodison Ave (Ward 7), 64 Thomas St, Unit 1 (Ward 11), and 3726 Althorpe Cir (Ward 10). Written submissions are due the Friday prior, and pre-registration is required to speak virtually.

Other upcoming meetings are procedural or have been cancelled. The Planning and Development Committee meeting scheduled for August 24 has been cancelled, and the Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting has been rescheduled. The Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee meets August 13 with no substantive items listed.

Mississauga council approves $8M fire station land, $7.3M GIS contract and 15 new 311 jobs

Mississauga City Council approved a series of spending and land-use decisions at its July 29 meeting, including $8 million for a fire station relocation, a $7.3 million single-source technology contract, and 15 new positions at the city's 311 call centre. All major items passed by 11-0 votes.

Council spending and staffing decisions

Council authorized $8,000,000 for land acquisition to relocate Fire Station 104 and support community services, approved 11-0. A separate 10-0 vote authorized expropriation for the Dundas East BRT and Dixie-Dundas Flood Mitigation projects.

Council also approved a $7,300,000 single-source contract for GIS Enterprise Technologies (11-0) and expanded the 311 service model with 15 new positions (11-0).

Living Arts Centre and downtown redevelopment

Council approved a $300,000 budget for the Living Arts Centre and Downtown Lands Redevelopment Vision (11-0) and endorsed the Mayor's Arts and Museums Task Force Report (11-0).

Zoning and development approvals

Council approved rezoning for a convenience restaurant at 5100 Erin Mills Parkway (11-0) and a 39-storey apartment building at 3115 Hurontario Street (11-0).

Committee of Adjustment hearings

The Committee of Adjustment met July 23 to hear 11 minor variance and consent applications across Mississauga. Listed properties included:

• Minor variance at 1200 Derry Rd E (Ward 5)
• Consent application at 6933 Tomken Rd (Ward 5)
• Minor variance at 929-930 Crozier Crt (Ward 2)
• Minor variance at 7114 Hurontario St (Ward 5)
• Minor variance at 75 Derry Rd W (Ward 5)

Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published, so outcomes are not available.

Accessibility subcommittee reviews park redevelopment

The Facility Accessibility Design Subcommittee met virtually on July 27 to approve minutes from May 25, 2026 and hear a deputation on the redevelopment of Cooksville and Iggy Kaneff Parks. The subcommittee scheduled its next meeting for September 28, 2026. Minutes are not yet published.

Procedural-only meetings

Several meetings in the past two weeks had agendas with only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items: Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee (July 20), Heritage Advisory Committee (July 21), Meadowvale Village HCD Subcommittee (July 21), Planning and Development Committee (July 27), and Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (July 28).

Coming up

• **Committee of Adjustment** — August 13, hearing 15 minor variance and consent applications across wards, including 857 Tenth St (Ward 1), 1088 Dream Crest Rd (Ward 6), 2454 Goodison Ave (Ward 7), 64 Thomas St Unit 1 (Ward 11), and 3726 Althorpe Cir (Ward 10). Written submissions are due the Friday prior, and pre-registration is required to speak virtually.
• **Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee** — August 13, procedural agenda with no substantive items listed.

Mississauga committee hearings cover dozens of property variance applications; minutes pending

Mississauga's Committee of Adjustment held multiple sessions over the past two weeks to hear roughly three dozen minor variance and consent applications across the city, but no meeting minutes have been published yet — meaning no decisions can be confirmed from the official record.

Several other scheduled committee meetings were cancelled or carried no substantive agenda items.

Committee of Adjustment hearings

The Committee of Adjustment met on July 9, 2026, and twice on July 16, 2026, to consider applications for minor variances and consents — requests for relief from zoning by-laws on specific residential and commercial properties.

Properties listed on the July 9 agenda included 33 Beverley St (Ward 5), 1438 Haig Blvd (Ward 1), 490 & 496 South Service Rd (Ward 1), 2232 Dixie Rd (Ward 1), and 480 Lakeshore Rd E (Ward 1), among others.

The July 16 agendas included applications at:

• 1503 Indian Grove (Ward 2) — file A167.26
• 3941 Angus Walk (Ward 10) — file A181.26
• 7470 Sigsbee Dr (Ward 5) — file A182.26
• 455 Gibraltar Dr (Ward 5) — file A184.26
• 1155 West Shore Dr (Ward 1) — file A248.25
• 50 Matheson Blvd E — consent application B21.26/B22.26
• 16 Elm Dr W — minor variance A168.26
• 4584 Credit Pointe Dr — minor variance A175.26
• 7195 Torbram Rd Units 2&3 — minor variance A192.26
• 1465-1485 Williamsport Dr & 3480 Havenwood Dr — minor variance A100.26

Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these sessions, no outcomes or vote tallies are available in the record. Residents whose properties are listed should check the official Committee of Adjustment minutes once published for decisions.

Cancelled and procedural meetings

The July 7 Transit Advisory Committee and Environmental Action Committee meetings were both cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

The Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee met on July 16 with only procedural boilerplate on the agenda and no substantive items.

Coming up

Committee of Adjustment — July 23, 2026: Eleven minor variance and consent applications are scheduled, including 1200 Derry Rd E (Ward 5), 6933 Tomken Rd (Ward 5), 929-930 Crozier Crt (Ward 2), 7114 Hurontario St (Ward 5), and 75 Derry Rd W (Ward 5). The public can speak or submit written comments before the hearing.

Facility Accessibility Design Subcommittee — July 27, 2026: A deputation is scheduled on the redevelopment of Cooksville and Iggy Kaneff Parks. The meeting is virtual-only and includes approval of May 25, 2026 minutes, a public question period, and project updates.

Council — July 29, 2026: The agenda currently lists only procedural placeholders with no substantive items.

Several other upcoming meetings — Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee (July 20), Heritage Advisory Committee (July 21), Meadowvale Village HCD Subcommittee (July 21), Planning and Development Committee (July 27), and Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee (July 28) — carry only procedural agendas with no listed items.

Mississauga committee agendas packed with land-use cases, but outcomes still pending

Several Mississauga committees had consequential items on their agendas over the past two weeks, but minutes have not yet been published for any of the meetings, meaning no decisions can be confirmed at this time. Two advisory committee meetings were cancelled outright.

Short-term rental license appeal heard June 30

The Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee met June 30 to hear an appeal from Luke Stapleton regarding a Licensing Manager's decision to refuse a Short Term Rental Accommodation Operating Licence for 2134 Fowler Lane. The appeal was to be decided under the City of Mississauga's Short Term Rental Accommodation By-law 0289-2020. Minutes have not yet been published, so the committee's decision is not available.

Committee of Adjustment reviewed 14 land-use applications July 9

The Committee of Adjustment met July 9 to consider consent and minor variance applications across several wards. Properties on the agenda included:

• 33 Beverley St (Ward 5)
• 1438 Haig Blvd (Ward 1)
• 490 & 496 South Service Rd (Ward 1)
• 2232 Dixie Rd (Ward 1)
• 480 Lakeshore Rd E (Ward 1)

These applications involve requests for relief from zoning by-laws for specific residential or commercial properties. Minutes have not yet been published, so no outcomes are confirmed.

Two advisory committee meetings cancelled July 7

Both the Transit Advisory Committee and the Environmental Action Committee meetings scheduled for July 7 were cancelled. No items were discussed or decided at either meeting.

Coming up

Several meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks. The most substantive are three Committee of Adjustment sessions:

• **July 16 — Committee of Adjustment** (two sessions): One session lists 14 minor variance and consent applications, including 1503 Indian Grove (Ward 2, file A167.26), 3941 Angus Walk (Ward 10, file A181.26), 7470 Sigsbee Dr (Ward 5, file A182.26), 455 Gibraltar Dr (Ward 5, file A184.26), and 1155 West Shore Dr (Ward 1, file A248.25). A second session covers 10 applications, including 50 Matheson Blvd E (consent B21.26/B22.26), 16 Elm Dr W (A168.26), 4584 Credit Pointe Dr (A175.26), 7195 Torbram Rd Units 2&3 (A192.26), and 1465-1485 Williamsport Dr & 3480 Havenwood Dr (A100.26).
• **July 23 — Committee of Adjustment**: 11 applications for minor variances and consents, including 1200 Derry Rd E (Ward 5), 6933 Tomken Rd (Ward 5), 929-930 Crozier Crt (Ward 2), 7114 Hurontario St (Ward 5), and 75 Derry Rd W (Ward 5). The public can speak or submit written comments before the hearing.
• **July 16 — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee**: Agenda contains only procedural items.
• **July 20 — Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee**: Procedural agenda only.
• **July 21 — Heritage Advisory Committee and Meadowvale Village HCD Subcommittee**: Both have procedural agendas with no listed items.
• **July 27 — Facility Accessibility Design Subcommittee and Planning and Development Committee**: Both agendas contain only procedural boilerplate.

Residents affected by any Committee of Adjustment application can attend the public hearings or submit written comments in advance.

Mississauga committees weighed housing tower, arts centre redevelopment; no decisions confirmed yet

Minutes have not yet been published for any of Mississauga's recent committee and council meetings, so no decisions from the past two weeks can be confirmed. The following reflects what agendas show was scheduled for review or discussion.

Planning and Development Committee — June 22

The committee was scheduled to review two rezoning applications: a 39-storey, 484-unit residential tower at 3115 Hurontario Street and a convenience restaurant with drive-through at 5100 Erin Mills Parkway. Also on the agenda were proposed amendments to Rental Housing Protection By-law 0121-2018 and omnibus amendments to the Mississauga Official Plan 2051. Outcomes are not yet available.

Council — June 24

Council's agenda included a discussion of the Living Arts Centre redevelopment vision and a proposed public consultation approach (Item 11.2). Other listed items were a designation of municipal capital facility and tax exemption on city-owned land at 875 Enola Avenue (Item 11.3), a cost-sharing agreement for the Arthur P. Kennedy/Douglas Kennedy Baseball Diamond project (Item 11.5), and a closed-session Alectra Sustainable Financing Review Update (Item 6.1). A notice of motion on a Creative Advantage action plan for the cultural sector was also listed (Item 16.1). No vote tallies or decisions are confirmed.

School Traffic Safety Action Committee — June 24

This meeting was cancelled. No items were scheduled.

Appeals and Property Standards Committee — June 30

The committee was scheduled to hear an appeal from Luke Stapleton regarding a Licensing Manager's decision to refuse a Short Term Rental Accommodation Operating Licence for 2134 Fowler Lane. The agenda states the decision would be based on Short Term Rental Accommodation By-law 0289-2020. The outcome is not yet published.

Coming up

• **July 7** — Transit Advisory Committee: cancelled. Environmental Action Committee: cancelled.
• **July 9** — Committee of Adjustment: scheduled to consider consent and minor variance applications, including 33 Beverley St (Ward 5), 1438 Haig Blvd (Ward 1), 490 & 496 South Service Rd (Ward 1), 2232 Dixie Rd (Ward 1), and 480 Lakeshore Rd E (Ward 1).
• **July 16** — Committee of Adjustment: two public hearings scheduled. One agenda lists applications including 1503 Indian Grove (Ward 2, file A167.26), 3941 Angus Walk (Ward 10, file A181.26), 7470 Sigsbee Dr (Ward 5, file A182.26), 455 Gibraltar Dr (Ward 5, file A184.26), and 1155 West Shore Dr (Ward 1, file A248.25). A second hearing lists 50 Matheson Blvd E (consent B21.26/B22.26), 16 Elm Dr W (A168.26), 4584 Credit Pointe Dr (A175.26), 7195 Torbram Rd Units 2&3 (A192.26), and 1465-1485 Williamsport Dr & 3480 Havenwood Dr (A100.26).
• **July 16** — Mississauga Appeals and Property Standards Committee: agenda contains only procedural boilerplate; no substantive items.
• **July 20** — Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee: agenda contains only boilerplate; no substantive items listed.

All recent meeting outcomes remain unconfirmed because minutes have not been published. Readers should consult the official city records for decisions and vote tallies once available.

Mississauga planning committee reviews 39-storey tower proposal, council eyes arts centre renewal

Mississauga’s recent municipal agendas included a proposed 39-storey residential tower on Hurontario Street, the Living Arts Centre redevelopment, and an appeal of a denied short-term rental licence. With minutes yet to be published for all sessions, no final decisions are known.

Planning and Development Committee (June 22)

The committee reviewed two rezoning applications. The larger is a 484-unit, 39-storey apartment building at 3115 Hurontario Street. The other would permit a convenience restaurant with a drive-through at 5100 Erin Mills Parkway. Also on the agenda were proposed amendments to the Rental Housing Protection By-law 0121-2018 and omnibus changes to the Mississauga Official Plan 2051. No votes or recommendations have been disclosed.

Council (June 24)

Council discussed the Living Arts Centre redevelopment vision and how to structure public consultation. Other items included designating city-owned land at 875 Enola Avenue as a municipal capital facility with a tax exemption, a cost-sharing agreement for the Arthur P. Kennedy / Douglas Kennedy Baseball Diamond project, and a closed-session update on an Alectra Sustainable Financing Review. A notice of motion introduced a “Creative Advantage” action plan for the cultural sector.

The Mississauga School Traffic Safety Action Committee meeting scheduled for the same day was cancelled.

Appeals and Property Standards Committee (June 30)

An appeal by Luke Stapleton of a Licensing Manager decision to refuse a Short Term Rental Accommodation Operating Licence for 2134 Fowler Lane was heard. The matter was considered under the city’s Short Term Rental Accommodation By-law 0289-2020. The outcome has not been released.

Coming up

As of July 5, no government meetings are listed in the city’s public calendar for the next two weeks.