I have instructed the City to host a virtual community meeting which will launch the Lakeshore East Corridor Study. The planning study will review the built form, height and density policies that guide future development along the Lakeshore East Corridor in the Lakeview area. Read More
Metrolinx is providing notification that Mobilinx will be starting work in the parking lot of Port Credit GO Station in the near future. Crews will place fencing around working areas on site in both the North and South parking lots. Fencing will not only help keep commuters and community members safe, it will also offer the project the first big signage opportunity in the community. Read More
The City of Mississauga is currently reviewing proposals and plan to award to a successful engineering consultant in early March. Read More
The Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB) has been part of the Lakeview community since 1939. The City of Mississauga opened the south portion of the building in 2018 to serve as a community cultural hub. It offers 18,000 square feet of flexible, open concept space available for shared use during public hours and is available as a rental space. The south portion is ideal for events, exhibitions, workshops, performances, meetings, festivals, and more. Read More
Planning & Development Meeting Tonight
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Ward 1:
File: OZ 20/018 W1
Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications to permit an 8 to 15 storey
apartment building containing 242 units with 3 levels of underground parking and ground
floor retail
1381 Lakeshore Road East, east side of Dixie Road, north side of Lakeshore Road East
January 21, 2021 – The City of Mississauga had drafted the Lakeshore Connecting Communities Plan to improve and increase mobility across our Lakeshore corridor. This funding announcement for the Lakeshore corridor is for the construction of a New Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor along Lakeshore Road in Mississauga that includes three stations. The construction is for a dedicated two-way bus rapid transit corridor on Lakeshore Road East and Deta Road, as well as separated bike lanes and sidewalks. It will help support the growth outlined in the City’s Official Plan and Local Area Plan. The Bus Rapid Transit component from East Avenue to Deta Road was submitted for consideration to the Federal and Provincial Governments as a part of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Plan (ICIP). Read More
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Ward 1:
File: OZ 20/018 W1
Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications to permit an 8 to 15 storey
apartment building containing 242 units with 3 levels of underground parking and ground
floor retail
1381 Lakeshore Road East, east side of Dixie Road, north side of Lakeshore Road East
Planning & Development Meeting Reminder
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In Ward 1:
1381 Lakeshore Road East – File:0Z20/018
Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications to permit an 8 to 15 storey
apartment building containing 242 units with 3 levels of underground parking and ground
floor retail
1381 Lakeshore Road East, east side of Dixie Road, north side of Lakeshore Road East
Owner: City Park Homes
File: OZ 20/018 W1
Planning & Development Meeting Tonight
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Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications to permit a seven storey rental apartment building with 151 units
958-960 East Avenue, southwest corner of Lakeshore Road East and East Avenue
Owner: Peel Housing Corporation
File: OZ 20/005 W1
I would like to clarify the status of this proposed development.
I was approached by the two owners of Dixie Mall, Slate Group and Choice REIT as they indicated they had recently purchased the property and were looking into the future with regards to redevelopment.
At the time I indicated to them that they would be best served to have an introduction and collaborative approach with the community. They initiated this by hosting an introduction and a visioning session at Dixie Mall just over a year ago and since then, a survey website has been hosted by them to take in community comments and thoughts.
I asked that they reach out to the Ward’s Ratepayer Presidents as they wanted to initiate a series of dialogues, introduce themselves, and show what they wanted to submit to the City. Each Ratepayer President agreed to be contacted by the Slate/Choice Group, and they set up virtual calls with each association which I attend as a guest.
Typically public meetings, for the community to provide input, usually occur once the application has been submitted. At this point, there has been NO application received by the City.
Once an application is received, it will be reviewed by a number of City Departments; public meetings will take place where the entire community will have the opportunity to be engaged.
I have been recording all comments the community has provided my office and also the messages from the Ratepayer engagement virtual calls. I will ensure that all of these comments will be delivered to the Planning Department at the City.
I expect complete transparency on this and all developments in the Ward.
Thank you,
Stephen