Brampton public meetings in 2025

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider a new consent application (B‑2025‑0019) to sever a 330,000 m² (33 ha) parcel at 25 Peel Centre Drive for future residential development. It will also hear several minor‑variance applications, including requests for below‑grade windows and a wider driveway at 52 Donna Drive (A‑2025‑0095) and a 26‑storey community club with reduced bicycle parking at 15 and 25 All Nations Drive (A‑2025‑0099). Additional items include a variance for a motor‑vehicle repair shop at 1075 Clark Blvd. (A‑2025‑0106) and a complex variance involving building area and parking reductions at 195‑197 Advance Blvd. (A‑2025‑0111). The meeting will also adopt the November 25 2025 minutes and address deferral and withdrawal requests.

• B‑2025‑0019 – consent to sever ~330,000 m² (33 ha) parcel at 25 Peel Centre Drive for future residential use
• A‑2025‑0095 – minor variance at 52 Donna Drive for two below‑grade windows, an as‑built entrance, and a 5.4 m driveway (by‑law permits 4.9 m)
• A‑2025‑0099 – minor variance at 15 and 25 All Nations Drive to permit a 26‑storey community club, 156 bicycle spaces (by‑law requires 224) and other use changes
• A‑2025‑0106 – minor variance at 1075 Clark Blvd. to permit motor‑vehicle repair and body shops and 103 parking spaces (by‑law requires 166)
• A‑2025‑0111 – minor variance at 195‑197 Advance Blvd. to reduce loading spaces to 6 (by‑law 13), parking to 152 (by‑law 254), and relocate a hydro transformer outside the permitted building area

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider recommendations for heritage designations and review heritage impact assessments for several properties. The board will also review the 2026 meeting schedule.

• Heritage Designation recommendations for 93 Scott Street and St. Mary’s Cemetery (0 Airport Road)
• Heritage Impact Assessments for 17 Chapel Street and 150 Central Park Drive (former Bramalea Civic Centre)
• Part IV Designation report for 10100 The Gore Road
• Review of the 2026 Meeting Schedule

The board approved heritage designations for 93 Scott Street, St. Mary's Cemetery at 0 Airport Road, and 10100 The Gore Road under the Ontario Heritage Act. It also accepted Heritage Impact Assessments and mitigation recommendations for 17 Chapel Street and 150 Central Park Drive. All motions were carried and the next meeting was set for January 20, 2026.

• Approved heritage designation of 93 Scott Street (BHB055-2025) – carried
• Approved heritage designation of St. Mary's Cemetery, 0 Airport Road (BHB056-2025) – carried
• Approved heritage designation of 10100 The Gore Road (BHB059-2025) – carried
• Approved Heritage Impact Assessment for 17 Chapel Street and its mitigation recommendations (BHB057-2025) – carried
• Approved Heritage Impact Assessment for 150 Central Park Drive and its recommendations (BHB058-2025) – carried
• Adjourned meeting and set next meeting for Jan 20, 2026 (BHB060-2025) – carried

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee agenda for December 15, 2025 contains no listed items or decisions.

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee will hear updates from the City’s Community Safety and Well‑Being Office, Peel Regional Police, and the Region of Peel’s strategic initiatives. A delegation from the Gurdwara Guru Nanak Mission Centre will present on community safety. An information item will present the schedule for the committee’s 2026 meetings. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation by Julia Seeratan (Advisor, Community Safety and Well‑Being Office) – update from the City of Brampton
• Presentation by Cst. Ryan Vyfhuis (22 Division) and Cst. Ryan Olton (21 Division) – Peel Regional Police highlights
• Presentation by Inga Pedra (Manager, Strategic Initiatives, Region of Peel) – Peel Region Community Safety and Well‑being Plan
• Delegation from Manohar Singh Bal (Secretary and Director of Religious Affairs, Gurdwara Guru Nanak Mission Centre) – community safety discussion
• Information Item: 2026 Meeting Schedule for the Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The committee received several presentations and delegations and formally accepted them. It referred the request to install resident‑only gated access at the Grace Court walkway to staff, with a report to be provided at the January 14, 2026 Council meeting. It also referred the 2026 meeting schedule and road‑show plan to the mayor’s budget and adjourned until April 23, 2025.

• Approved agenda for the meeting (Carried)
• Received Julia Seeratan’s Community Safety Office presentation (Carried)
• Received Peel Regional Police safety highlights presentation (Carried)
• Received Peel Region Community Safety and Well‑Being Plan presentation (Carried)
• Received Gurdwara Guru Nanak delegation (Carried)
• Referred Grace Court senior walkway gate request to staff, with report due Jan 14 2026 (Carried)
• Referred 2026 Committee meeting schedule and road‑show plan to Mayor’s 2026 budget (Carried)
• Adjourned meeting, scheduling next meeting for April 23 2025 (Carried)

City Council

City Council will consider updates to the User Fee By-law and the Residential Rental Licensing By-law. The meeting includes decisions on zoning amendments for 507 Balmoral Drive and the declaration of surplus lands at 8 Rutherford Road South.

• By-law 201-2025: Update to various user fees and charges for 2026
• By-law 204-2025: Amendments to the Residential Rental Licensing By-law 216-2023
• By-law 200-2025: Declaration of surplus lands and building at 8 Rutherford Road South
• By-laws 198-2025 and 199-2025: Official Plan and Zoning amendments for 507 Balmoral Drive
• Procurement requests for Public Sector Network (PSN) and VMWare subscription software

The council approved agenda amendments (C260‑2025) and adopted the November 19 minutes (C261‑2025). A consent motion (C262‑2025) approved routine items, including authorizing procurement for the Public Sector Network emergency repairs and VMWare licensing, and approving audit and sports hall recommendations. The council received a delegation from Peel Regional Police on extortion issues (C263‑2025) and a delegation concerning the 507 Balmoral Drive development (C264‑2025).

• Approved agenda amendments C260‑2025 (carried)
• Adopted November 19 minutes C261‑2025 (carried)
• Authorized Public Sector Network emergency repairs procurement C262‑2025 (carried)
• Authorized VMWare subscription licensing procurement C262‑2025 (carried)
• Approved Audit Committee recommendations AU030‑2025 to AU039‑2025 C262‑2025 (carried)
• Approved Sports Hall of Fame recommendations SHF016‑2025 to SHF019‑2025 C262‑2025 (carried)
• Received Peel Regional Police delegation on extortion C263‑2025 (carried)
• Received Balmoral Inc. delegation on 507 Balmoral Drive C264‑2025 (carried)

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will hear a delegation on Bill 60’s impact on the city’s active‑transportation strategy, presentations on 2026 community ride ideas and school‑zone speed reduction, and updates on road‑maintenance response, the 2025 work plan and leading pedestrian intervals. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Delegation from David Laing (BikeBrampton) on Bill 60 impact
• Presentation by Cindy Evans on 2026 community ride ideas
• Presentation by Stephen Laidlaw on school‑zone speed reduction
• Information item on Vodden, Howden and Hanover maintenance response
• Correspondence on leading pedestrian intervals (LPI) in Brampton

The committee approved its agenda and received several presentations and delegations. It adopted a recommendation that staff review a reduction of school zone speed limits to 30 km/h. It resolved that council direct staff to reevaluate the Brampton Mobility Plan in light of Bill 60, report on feasible street treatments, and include sufficient funding in the city budget.

• Approved agenda (ATC036-2025) – Carried
• Received BikeBrampton delegation on Bill 60 impact (ATC037-2025) – Carried
• Received citizen presentation on 2026 Community Rides (ATC038-2025) – Carried
• Recommended staff review 30 km/h school zone speed reduction (ATC039-2025) – Carried
• Directed staff to reevaluate Mobility Plan, report street options, and budget funds (ATC041-2025) – Carried
• Received verbal update on 2025 Work Plan (ATC040-2025) – Carried

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will hold three hearings to review appeals regarding the Dog License By-law 201-2023. The tribunal will hear from three different appellants regarding incidents that occurred between July and September 2025.

• Hearing #1: Appeal by Nicholas Gerrow (File #L25.07/2025) regarding Dog License By-law 201-2023
• Hearing #2: Appeal by Vidmantas Silininkas (File #L25.08/2025) regarding Dog License By-law 201-2023
• Hearing #3: Appeal by Simar Kaur (File #L25.09/2025) regarding Dog License By-law 201-2023

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 Northwood Public School, Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School, Earnscliffe Public School and Esker Lake Public School. The council will discuss the findings and possible actions, though no formal decisions are recorded in the agenda. Routine items such as agenda approval, minutes review and a public question period are also included.

• Review of traffic congestion at Northwood Public School (70 Gretna Drive) and crossing‑guard request at Horwood Drive & Gretna Drive.
• Review of parking congestion and traffic issues at Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School (10 Castle Oaks Crossing) and crossing‑guard request at Castle Oaks Crossing & The Gore Road.
• Site‑inspection report for Earnscliffe Public School (50 Earnscliffe Circle) requesting a crossing guard at Clark Boulevard & Folkstone Crescent.
• Site‑inspection report for Esker Lake Public School (10420 Heart Lake Road) requesting crossing guards at Heart Lake Road & Copperfield Road and at Heart Lake Road & Brussels Avenue/Birchcliffe Drive.
• Presentation of correspondence and traffic‑issue maps for Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School.

The council received and acted on site‑inspection reports for four schools, ordering further inspections and safety education. It directed police to enforce speed limits at Earnscliffe and parking restrictions at Esker Lake. No crossing guard was deemed necessary at Esker Lake, and a follow‑up inspection was scheduled for spring 2026. The council also set the next meeting for January 15, 2026.

• Approved agenda (SC046-2025) (Carried)
• Received and ordered site inspection for Horwood Drive/Gretna Drive at Northwood Public School (SC047-2025) (Carried)
• Received and ordered site inspection for Castle Oaks Crossing/The Gore Road at Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School (SC048-2025) (Carried)
• Received Earnscliffe Public School inspection report; asked principal to provide pedestrian‑safety education; requested Peel Regional Police enforce speed limit on Clark Blvd near Folkstone Crescent (SC049-2025) (Carried)
• Received Esker Lake Public School inspection report; directed enforcement of “No Stopping” on Heart Lake Road during school hours; noted crossing guard not warranted; scheduled follow‑up inspection for Spring 2026; asked principal to provide pedestrian‑safety education (SC050-2025) (Carried)
• Adjourned council to meet again on Jan 15 2026 (SC051-2025) (Carried)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee will review nominations in a closed session and consider the minutes from its November 6, 2025 meeting. The agenda also includes routine reports, a building update, and public question periods. No specific contracts or dollar amounts are listed.

• Closed session: Review of nominations
• Consideration of November 6, 2025 meeting minutes
• Building update
• Reports from committee members
• Public question period

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee approved the meeting agenda (motion SHF016-2025). It approved moving into Closed Session to review nominations (SHF017-2025) and subsequently approved the direction given to staff (SHF018-2025). The committee adjourned and scheduled the next meeting for Thursday, January 15, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. (SHF019-2025).

• Approved meeting agenda (SHF016-2025) – Carried
• Approved move to Closed Session to review nominations (SHF017-2025) – Carried
• Approved direction from Closed Session to staff (SHF018-2025) – Carried
• Adjourned and set next meeting for Jan 15, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. (SHF019-2025) – Carried

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will consider several audit-related reports, including the 2025 Transit Revenue Audit, the Q4 2025 Internal Audit Work Plan status, the Q4 2025 Corporate Ethics Hotline report, and the KPMG audit plan for the 2025 fiscal year. A presentation on the KPMG audit plan will be given by Maria Khoushnood of KPMG. The meeting includes routine consent items and a public question period.

• Presentation by Maria Khoushnood (KPMG) on the 2025 audit plan
• Staff Report: Transit Revenue Audit – 2025
• Staff Report: Internal Audit Work Plan Status Update – Q4 2025
• Staff Report: Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report – Q4 2025
• Staff Report: KPMG Audit Plan for the 2025 fiscal year

The committee approved its agenda and routine consent items. It received the KPMG audit plan presentation and report, and approved the recommendations from the 2025 Transit Revenue Audit. The committee also approved a motion for IT staff to conduct quarterly third‑party risk assessments and align the enterprise risk management matrix.

• Approved agenda (AU030-2025) – carried
• Approved consent items 6.2 and 6.3 (AU031-2025) – carried
• Received KPMG audit plan presentation (AU032-2025) – carried
• Received KPMG audit plan report (AU033-2025) – carried
• Approved Transit Revenue Audit recommendations (AU034-2025) – carried
• Received Internal Audit Work Plan Status Update Q4 2025 (AU035-2025) – carried
• Received Corporate Ethics Hotline Q4 2025 report (AU036-2025) – carried
• Approved IT quarterly third‑party risk assessment and risk matrix alignment (AU038-2025) – carried

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee will discuss the Climate Change Adaptation Plan (CCAP). It will receive a presentation from the Climate Action Partnership on the BetterHomes Ontario Residential Retrofit Programs. Verbal updates will be given on the Environmental Master Plan and Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan implementation, and on tree‑planting activities. The committee will also review minutes from its sub‑committees and consider membership appointments.

• Discussion of Climate Change Adaptation Plan (CCAP)
• Presentation on BetterHomes Ontario Residential Retrofit Programs by Climate Action Partnership
• Verbal update on Environmental Master Plan (EMP) and Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan (CEERP) implementation
• Verbal update on Tree Planting
• Review of Engagement, Planning, and Membership sub‑committee minutes

The committee approved the agenda with added items and a deferral, accepted a BetterHomes Ontario retrofit presentation, received verbal updates on the Environmental Master Plan, tree planting and Grow Green Awards, and approved additional members for the Engagement and Events sub‑committees. The meeting was adjourned until February 3 2026.

• Approved agenda amendments adding Grow Green Awards update and deferring CCAP item (Carried)
• Received BetterHomes Ontario Residential Retrofit delegation (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Environmental Master Plan and CEERP implementation (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Tree Planting (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Grow Green Awards nominations (Carried)
• Received Engagement Sub‑Committee minutes (Carried)
• Received Planning Sub‑Committee minutes (Carried)
• Approved additional members (Yarim A. Hinojosa, Amisha Moorjani, Julia Roul) for Engagement and Events sub‑committees (Carried)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider a city‑initiated amendment to the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law to implement inclusionary zoning within the fourteen Protected Major Transit Station Areas. It will also hear a city‑initiated amendment to change the Downtown Special Policy Area (SP7 3C) designation to enable development approvals at the Centre for Innovation and Heritage Theatre sites. In addition, the committee will review several private development applications for mixed‑use, residential, commercial and park projects. Recommendations on each item will be presented for approval.

• Inclusionary Zoning amendment – city‑initiated change to Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for PMTSAs
• Downtown SP7 3C amendment – city‑initiated Official Plan change for CFI and Heritage Theatre sites
• OZS‑2025‑0043 – four residential towers, four commercial buildings, park and pond at 10100 Heart Lake Road, Ward 2
• OZS‑2025‑0045 – community park, industrial lands and future roads at 10491, 10517, 10411 Clarkway Drive, Ward 10
• OZS‑2025‑0008 – eight‑storey mixed‑use building with 94 units at 1453 Queen Street West, Ward 4

The Planning and Development Committee approved the agenda and routine consent items. It received the inclusionary‑zoning presentation for Protected Major Transit Station Areas and instructed policy staff to report back in Q1 2026 with recommendations. The committee also received the Centre for Innovation and Heritage Theatre applications and tasked staff to prepare a final draft Official Plan Amendment and SPA 3E package for Council endorsement before provincial submission. Finally, the Vardon Flyer/York Major Holdings application (OZS‑2025‑0043) was received along with resident delegations and correspondence.

• Agenda approved (PDC149‑2025) – Carried
• Consent items 8.1, 8.2, 9.1 approved (PDC150‑2025) – Carried
• Inclusionary zoning presentation received and staff directed to report back in Q1 2026 (PDC151‑2025) – Carried
• Centre for Innovation and Heritage Theatre applications received and staff directed to prepare final draft OPA and SPA 3E package for Council endorsement (PDC152‑2025) – Carried
• Downtown Revitalization staff directed to report back with public‑meeting results and recommendation (PDC152‑2025) – Carried
• Vardon Flyer/York Major Holdings application (OZS‑2025‑0043) received, delegations and correspondence accepted (PDC153‑2025) – Carried

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review several proposed amendments to municipal by-laws, including updates to User Fee By-law 193‑2024, changes to Mobile Licensing By-law 101‑2025, and the repeal of Lottery Licensing By-law 121‑2012. It will also consider a surplus land declaration for 8 Rutherford Road South (PIN 14032‑0175) and a model franchise agreement with Enbridge Gas Inc. All items are presented for recommendation or public delegation.

• Amendment to User Fee By-law 193‑2024 – general updates to fees and charges (public notice published Nov 20, 2025)
• Increase to per‑trip rate fee for personal transportation companies under Mobile Licensing By-law 101‑2025 (public notice published Nov 20, 2025)
• Repeal and replace Lottery Licensing By-law 121‑2012 (public notice published Nov 20, 2025)
• Surplus declaration of City‑owned lands at 8 Rutherford Road South, Ward 3 (recommendation)
• Model Franchise Agreement with Enbridge Gas Inc. – draft resolution and by‑law (recommendation)

The Committee approved a $1,500,000 budget amendment to fund a new Road Safety Initiative capital project. It also authorized procurement of sign‑installation services for provincially mandated oversized school‑zone signs, to be reimbursed by the Province of Ontario, and confirmed that traffic‑calming measures will continue per the Neighbourhood Traffic Management Guide. Several community delegations were received and referred to staff for further action.

• Approved $1,500,000 budget amendment for Road Safety Initiative (Carried)
• Approved procurement of sign‑installation services for oversized school‑zone signs, reimbursable by the province (Carried)
• Approved continuation of traffic‑calming implementation per the NTMG Priority List (Carried)
• Received and referred to staff delegations from Noon Academy, Gurdwara Guru Nanak Mission Centre, fitness ambassador, Westfield Community Group, Brampton Horticultural Society, and Smart Crossing LED presenters (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider several new consent applications, including a request to amend conditions for B-2024-0018 at 2250‑2300 Queen Street East and two related severance applications (B-2025-0013 and B-2025-0014) at 11696 The Gore Road that would create new residential lots for single‑detached dwellings. It will also hear multiple minor variance applications, such as a garden‑suite variance at 12 Armbro Avenue (A-2025‑0079) and a commercial floor‑area increase at 65 Braydon Blvd (A-2025‑0087). Additional variances involve storage, parking, and setbacks for properties on Heart Lake Road, Main Street South, Rutherford Road South, Malta Avenue, Springview Drive, and Rutherford Road South Unit 4. The meeting will also adopt minutes from the October 28, 2025 meeting and consider a fee‑reduction request from residents Bruno and Luciana Lorini.

• Consent B-2025-0013: severance of ~0.64 ha lot at 11696 The Gore Road to create a new 0.14 ha lot for two single‑detached dwellings
• Consent B-2025-0014: severance of 0.14 ha lot at 11696 The Gore Road to allow a single‑detached dwelling on the retained lot
• Minor variance A-2025-0079: garden suite at 12 Armbro Avenue seeking 41.98 m² floor area and reduced rear yard setbacks
• Minor variance A-2025-0087: commercial project at 65 Braydon Blvd requesting 1,765 m² gross leasable floor area (vs 1,400 m² permitted)
• Minor variance A-2025-0088: request at 10561 Heart Lake Road for outside oil tank storage, 24.1% landscaped side‑yard, and 17 parking spaces (vs 32 required)

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will discuss priorities for the Municipal Accessibility Plan. The meeting includes reports on updated accessibility technical standards and parking and drop-off zones for the Centre for Innovation (CFI) project.

• Report on Accessibility Technical Standards Update by Sylvia Ingham
• Update on Parking/Drop-off Zone for Centre for Innovation (CFI) Project by Sabrina Cook
• Discussion of Municipal Accessibility Plan Priorities

The committee approved its agenda and received a report on updated Accessibility Technical Standards, formally adopting the draft standards. It also accepted an update on the Centre for Innovation parking and drop‑off zone. The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting was set for February 24, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.

• Approved agenda (AAC023-2025) – carried
• Received Sylvia Ingham report and approved draft Accessibility Technical Standards (AAC024-2025) – carried
• Received update on Centre for Innovation parking/drop‑off zone (AAC025-2025) – carried
• Adjourned and scheduled next meeting for Feb 24, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. (AAC026-2025) – carried

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will vote on a series of by‑laws, including an amendment to the Official Plan for 10709 Creditview Road, changes to the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law, the appointment of an auditor, and updates to traffic regulations and public highway designations. A notice of motion will also be considered directing the mayor to write to the Ministry of Health on improving sepsis recognition and to declare September as Sepsis Awareness Month. The agenda also includes routine items such as approvals of minutes, consent motions, and public announcements.

• By‑law 184‑2025: amendment to the Official Plan for 10709 Creditview Road (Gajjar Development Group Inc.)
• By‑law 185‑2025: amendment to Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 270‑2004
• By‑law 186‑2025: appointment of an Auditor
• By‑law 187‑2025: amendment to Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (one‑way traffic and no‑parking schedules)
• By‑law 195‑2025: amendment to Interim Control By‑law 306‑2003 for 9779 Heritage Road

The council approved agenda amendments and a consent motion that included routine items and the enactment of an exemption by‑law for 9779 Heritage Road. Delegations on Adoption Awareness Month and on improving sepsis recognition were received. All motions were carried.

• Approved agenda amendments (C250-2025) – Carried
• Consent motion (C252-2025) approved routine items and exemption by‑law – Carried
• Enacted exemption by‑law for 9779 Heritage Road – Carried
• Received Adoption Awareness Month delegations (C253-2025) – Carried
• Received sepsis‑recognition delegation and correspondence (C254-2025) – Carried
• Acknowledged Closed Session minutes (items 19.1 & 19.2) – Carried
• Adopted various proclamations (Adoption Awareness Month, Black Veterans Day, etc.) – Carried
• Approved staff update on Government Relations Matters (8.1) – Carried

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will discuss several heritage reports and recommendations, including listings, designations, impact assessments, and a delegation of authority. Items cover properties on Elizabeth Street South, The Gore Road, Scott Street, Main Street North, and Chinguacousy Road. The board will also receive updates on current heritage issues before adjourning.

• Heritage Listing recommendation for 83 Elizabeth Street South – Ward 3
• Part IV Designation recommendation for 10100 The Gore Road – Ward 10
• Heritage Impact Assessment and Cultural Heritage Evaluation for 10 Scott Street – Ward 1
• Documentation and Salvage Plan for 30‑60 Main Street North – Ward 1
• Extension of Notice of Intention to Designate for 11687 Chinguacousy Road – Ward 6

The board approved adding 83 Elizabeth Street South (Ward 3) to the City’s Municipal Heritage Register. It also accepted the Heritage Impact Assessment for 10 Scott Street (Ward 1), directing a documentation, salvage and commemoration plan before demolition. The Documentation and Salvage Plan for 30‑60 Main Street North (Ward 1) was deemed complete, with a commemoration plan to be prepared for future development. The board authorized extending the Notice of Intention to Designate for 11687 Chinguacousy Road (Ward 6) and adjourned the meeting.

• Added 83 Elizabeth Street South to Municipal Heritage Register (Carried)
• Approved Heritage Impact Assessment for 10 Scott Street, requiring documentation & salvage plan (Carried)
• Deemed Documentation and Salvage Plan for 30‑60 Main Street North complete (Carried)
• Authorized preparation of a Commemoration Plan for Main Street North development (Carried)
• Authorized extension of Notice of Intention to Designate 11687 Chinguacousy Road (Carried)
• Deferred Part IV Designation report for 10100 The Gore Road (Ward 10) (Deferred)
• Approved agenda with deferral of Item 8.2 (Carried)
• Adjourned meeting, to reconvene in December 2025 (Carried)

Planning and Development Committee

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

Council Workshop

The Brampton City Council held a workshop on November 17, 2025 to provide information on driveway width standards, the new comprehensive zoning by‑law, and the Urban Design Guidelines. Staff presented the material, including two PDF documents. No decisions or directions to staff were made during the workshop.

• Presentation on driveway width standards
• Review of the new comprehensive zoning by‑law
• Review of the Urban Design Guidelines
• Staff presentation by David Vanderberg, Manager, Development Services
• Distribution of two PDFs: New Comprehensive Zoning By‑law and Urban Design Guidelines; November 17 PDC_CZBL and UDG workshop

MedTech Task Force

The MedTech Task Force will hear a presentation from Toronto Metropolitan University on the opening of its medical school and wet labs, as well as federal budget and funding opportunities. An update from William Osler Health System will cover Peel Memorial Hospital construction and plans for a third hospital. The meeting will conclude with a round‑table discussion on the next steps for MedTech in Brampton. No decisions are listed for this meeting.

• Opening of TMU Medical School and Wet Labs
• Federal budget and funding opportunities (TMU)
• Peel Memorial Hospital construction and plans (William Osler)
• Future plans for a third hospital (William Osler)
• Round‑table discussion on what's next for MedTech in Brampton

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will debate motions to remove two properties—8957 Heritage Road and 127 Queen Street West—from the Municipal Register of Cultural Heritage Resources. The meeting also includes a recommendation to expand the Leaf Vacuum Program under RM 83/2024 and RM 27/2025, and a procurement request for transit goods and services across all wards. A staff report will advise on new provincial regulations restricting non‑native wild animal keeping.

• Notice of Motion to de‑list 8957 Heritage Road from the heritage register
• Notice of Motion to de‑list 127 Queen Street West from the heritage register
• Staff report recommending expansion of the Leaf Vacuum Program (RM 83/2024 and RM 27/2025)
• Staff report recommending procurement of various transit goods and services for all wards
• Staff report on provincial regulations to restrict keeping non‑native wild animals

The Committee of Council considered a motion to provide in‑kind communications on city‑owned channels valued at $250,000, including up to $10,000 from the 2025 operating budget, for the Metamorphosis Network campaign. The motion and the delegation’s proposed wording were referred to staff for a report at a future meeting. Earlier motions to amend the agenda, approve routine consent items, and refer other delegations to staff were also carried.

• Amended agenda approved (CW346-2025) – Carried
• Deleted item 9.3.4 (Precinct Plan Waiver) – Carried
• Routine consent items (9.2.2, 9.2.3, 9.3.1, 9.3.2, 9.3.5, 9.4.1, 10.2.2, 11.4.1, 12.2.2, 13) approved – Carried
• Delegations on wildlife licensing amendments referred to staff (CW348-2025) – Carried
• Camer Social Club delegation received – Carried (CW349-2025)
• IPV delegation referred to staff – Carried (CW350-2025)
• Metamorphosis delegation and proposed motion wording referred to staff – Carried (CW351-2025)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

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

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council is meeting to receive correspondence and site inspection reports regarding school zone safety. The body will review requests for crossing guards and intersection safety at several local public schools.

• Request for crossing guard at Esker Lake Public School (10420 Heart Lake Road)
• Request for crossing guard and intersection review at Clark Boulevard and Folkstone Crescent (Earnscliffe Public School)
• Site inspection report for Red Cedar Public School (595 Brisdale Drive) regarding Brisdale Drive and Donald Steward Road
• Site inspection report for Balmoral Public School (233 Balmoral Drive) regarding Dixie Road and Balmoral Drive and Dixie Road and Clark Boulevard

The council approved its agenda and received two crossing‑guard site‑inspection requests for Esker Lake and Earnscliffe schools. It adopted the Red Cedar Public School inspection report, ordering a crossing guard at Brisdale Drive and Donald Stewart Road, parking‑enforcement at that corner, and a traffic study for possible speed bumps. It also adopted the Balmoral Public School report, requesting police speed enforcement on Dixie Road, left‑turn control at Balmoral Drive, and student pedestrian‑safety education. The council adjourned until December 4, 2025.

• Approved agenda (SC040-2025)
• Received Esker Lake crossing‑guard request and ordered site inspection (SC041-2025)
• Received Earnscliffe crossing‑guard request and ordered site inspection (SC042-2025)
• Adopted Red Cedar report: crossing guard placement, parking‑enforcement, and traffic study (SC043-2025)
• Adopted Balmoral report: police speed enforcement, left‑turn control, and student safety education (SC044-2025)
• Adjourned council to meet again on Dec 4, 2025 (SC045-2025)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee will review the June 5, 2025 meeting minutes and receive a verbal update on the Sports Hall of Fame transition plan from the Recreation Manager. It will also hear a verbal update on the Hall of Fame’s location at Victoria Park Arena from the Recreation Supervisor. The meeting includes sub‑committee minutes and an information update on Brampton athletes, with no formal decisions listed.

• Review of June 5, 2025 Brampton Sports Hall of Fame meeting minutes
• Receipt of Nomination Sub‑Committee minutes from August 14, 2025
• Verbal update on Sports Hall of Fame Transition Plan (Ken Mair, Recreation Manager)
• Verbal update on Sports Hall of Fame – Victoria Park Arena (Teri Bommer, Recreation Supervisor)
• Information update on Brampton athletes

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee approved its meeting agenda. It formally received the minutes of the Nomination Sub‑Committee and verbal updates on the Hall of Fame transition plan and the Victoria Park Arena construction. The meeting was adjourned and a next meeting was scheduled for December 4, 2025.

• Approved agenda (SHF011-2025)
• Received Nomination Sub‑Committee minutes (SHF012-2025)
• Received verbal update on Hall of Fame Transition Plan (SHF013-2025)
• Received verbal update on Hall of Fame – Victoria Park Arena (SHF014-2025)
• Adjourned meeting and set next meeting for Dec 4, 2025 (SHF015-2025)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider several applications to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law, including a high‑density townhouse project on Mayfield Road, two tower projects on Railroad Street and Bramalea Road, and a medical office building on Creditview Road. The committee will also review a city‑initiated Residential Rental Conversion and Demolition By‑law that would apply city‑wide. Staff reports will be presented and recommendations made for each item.

• OZS‑2025‑0029: Permit 178 stacked back‑to‑back townhouses at 6875 & 6889 Mayfield Rd (Ward 10)
• OZS‑2024‑0032: Two towers (57 & 60 storeys) on Railroad St, Mill St North and Elizabeth St North (Ward 1)
• OZS‑2024‑0036: 15‑storey mixed‑use tower with 242 units at 0 & 11860 Bramalea Rd (Ward 9)
• OZS‑2025‑0005: Three‑storey medical office and retail building at 10709 Creditview Rd (Ward 6)
• City‑initiated Residential Rental Conversion and Demolition By‑law (city‑wide) – RM 54A/2024

The Planning and Development Committee received the staff report on the application to amend the zoning by‑law for Tribute (Railroad Street) Limited parcels in Ward 1. The committee approved the amendment, subject to confirmation from CN Rail, a functional servicing report, and a traffic impact study, and waived further public notice. The motion was carried.

• Approved agenda for the November 3, 2025 meeting (PDC140‑2025) – Carried
• Approved consent items 7.1, 7.2, and 9.1 (PDC141‑2025) – Carried
• Approved zoning by‑law amendment for Tribute (Railroad Street) Limited parcels in Ward 1 (PDC143‑2025) – Carried
• Approved Official Plan and zoning by‑law amendment for Gagnon Walker Domes Ltd. (PDC144‑2025) – Carried

City Council

City Council will discuss a notice of motion regarding arms embargoes and humanitarian aid for Palestine. The body will also review second-quarter budget and reserve reports and consider several by-law amendments.

• Notice of Motion to urge a two-way arms embargo between Canada and Israel
• By-law 179-2025: Levy and Collection of Interim Taxes for the Year 2026
• By-law 178-2025: Zoning amendment for 0 Mayfield Road (Candevcon Limited, Shri Maha Kali Ammaa Mandir Hindu Association)
• By-law 182-2025: Establishing lands as public highway at Heritage Road and Lionhead Golf Club Road
• 2025 Second Quarter Operating Budget and Reserves and Reserve Funds reports

The council adopted the agenda amendment adding a delegation from the National Council of Canadian Muslims and approved the minutes from the October 15 meeting. It approved the Reserves and Reserve Funds Council Policy and a consent motion covering routine items. The council approved the Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for a Ward 6 development. Delegations on research week and Canada‑Palestine issues were also received.

• Approved Reserves and Reserve Funds Council Policy (Carried)
• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for Ward 6 development (Carried)
• Adopted agenda amendment adding NCCM delegation (Carried)
• Adopted minutes from October 15, 2025 meeting (Carried)
• Approved Consent Motion C241‑2025 covering routine items (Carried)
• Received delegation from Osler Research Institute for Celebration Research Week (Carried)
• Received delegation on Canada’s role in Palestine (Carried)
• Approved adoption of reserves policy (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider a new consent application (B-2025-0012) to sever a 3.68‑hectare parcel at 1951 Queen Street West, with associated easements. It will also review several minor variance applications that request changes to setbacks, building heights, lot coverage, parking requirements and permitted uses at various addresses. Additional agenda items include adoption of minutes, external agency comments, and declarations of interest.

• B-2025-0012 – Consent to sever 3.68 ha parcel at 1951 Queen Street West
• A-2025-0067 – Variances for 2 Goodwood Road (rear yard, side yard, height, lot coverage)
• A-2025-0080 – Variance for 39 Swansea Meadows Drive (accessory shed in side yard)
• A-2025-0081 – Variances for 11796 Airport Road (parking reduction, height increase)
• A-2025-0082 – Variances for 9780 Bramalea Road (day nursery use, parking reduction)

Governance and Council Operations Committee

The Governance and Council Operations Committee is scheduled to meet on October 27, 2025, to discuss council operations. The agenda is currently listed as procedural boilerplate with no specific items or votes attached.

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will receive presentations regarding community safety and well-being. These updates include reports from the City of Brampton, Peel Regional Police, and the Region of Peel.

• Update from the City of Brampton Community Safety and Well-Being Office by Julia Serratan
• Community Safety Highlights presentation by Peel Regional Police Constables Ryan Vyfhuis and Gaganjit Dhaliwal
• Peel Region Community Safety and Well-being Plan presentation by Inga Pedra

The agenda for the October 23, 2025 meeting was approved. The committee received three presentations on community safety and well‑being. The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting was scheduled for Dec 11, 2025 at the Susan Fennell Sportsplex.

• Approved agenda (Carried)
• Received Julia Serratan presentation (Carried)
• Received Peel Regional Police presentation (Carried)
• Received Inga Pedra presentation (Carried)
• Adjourned and set next meeting for Dec 11, 2025 at Susan Fennell Sportsplex (Carried)

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council is meeting to review reports on the 2026 interim tax levy and the 2024 state of local infrastructure. Members will also consider updates to economic development tariffs and various administrative by-law amendments.

• 2026 Interim Tax Levy report and associated by-law
• State of Local Infrastructure Report - 2024
• Update to Economic Development Office Tariff
• Naming rights agreement for CAA Centre amenity with MAC Hockey Development Inc.
• Petition with approximately 240 signatures requesting removal or relocation of bike lanes on Howden Boulevard

The Committee adopted motion CW320-2025, raising the purpose‑built rental housing cap to 5,000 units and extending the occupancy limit to 36 months with a possible six‑month extension (10‑1 vote). It also directed staff to use incremental assessment revenues to recover foregone development charges and to seek provincial and federal funding for the program. By‑law 167‑2025 was amended to reflect these changes. Delegations to receive the mobility‑plan workplan and to rename Heliotrope Pond to Triveni Pond were also carried.

• Received delegation from Sylvia Roberts on Brampton Mobility Plan Workplan – Carried
• Approved renaming of Heliotrope Pond to Triveni Pond (Ward 5) – Carried
• Amended Development Charges Incentive Program: cap raised to 5,000 units, occupancy limit extended to 36 months with possible six‑month extension – Carried (10‑1)
• Directed staff to use incremental assessment growth revenues to recover foregone Development Charges – Carried
• Directed Council to advocate for provincial and federal funding for the PBR DC Incentives program – Carried
• Amended By‑law 167‑2025 to align with the new program directives – Carried
• Received delegation from Matt Johnston (UrbanSolutions) on Development Charges Incentive Program – Carried
• Received delegation from Deeneshwar Dhanrajh supporting pond renaming – Carried

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board agenda for October 21, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The agenda appears to be procedural with no substantive content.

Planning and Development Committee

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

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will conduct two hearings. The first is an appeal by Mulu Hagos (File L25.04/2025) concerning PLAN M979 LOT 46 under By‑law 165‑2022, as amended. The second is an appeal by Jasjeet and Sarbjit Sahota (File L25.05/2025) concerning a dog‑license issue under By‑law 201‑2023. No decisions will be made at this meeting; the tribunal will consider the appeals.

• Hearing #1 – Mulu Hagos, File L25.04/2025, PLAN M979 LOT 46, under By‑law 165‑2022 (amended)
• Hearing #2 – Jasjeet and Sarbjit Sahota, File L25.05/2025, under Dog License By‑law 201‑2023

Brampton Women's Advisory Committee

The committee will receive delegations regarding Peel's Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy and the organization Help a Girl Out. Members will also discuss the 16 Days of Activism and the election of a Co-Chair.

• Delegation from Peel Human Trafficking Service regarding Peel's Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy
• Delegation from Yanique Brandford, Founder and Executive Director of Help a Girl Out
• Discussion on 16 Days of Activism
• Election of a Co-Chair via the City Clerk's Office
• Receipt of Action Oriented Sub-Committee minutes from September 10 and October 7, 2025

The committee approved its agenda and received the Action Oriented Sub‑Committee minutes. Delegations on Peel’s anti‑human‑trafficking strategy and the Help a Girl Out organization were received. Kathleen Douglass and Dominique Darmanin‑Sturgeon were appointed co‑chairs for the term ending November 14 2026. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Agenda approved (carried)
• Action Oriented Sub‑Committee minutes received (carried)
• Delegation on anti‑human‑trafficking strategy received (carried)
• Delegation from Help a Girl Out received (carried)
• Kathleen Douglass appointed Co‑chair (carried)
• Dominique Darmanin‑Sturgeon appointed Co‑chair (carried)
• Committee adjourned (carried)

City Council

The City Council will consider a series of by-law amendments, including an amendment to the Official Plan for 65 Park Street (Ward 1) and a corresponding zoning amendment for the same site. Additional by-laws will prevent part‑lot control on portions of Registered Plan 43M in Wards 8 and 9. A staff report on the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response Framework will also be presented for discussion.

• By-law 169-2025 – Adopt amendment to the Official Plan for 65 Park Street, Ward 1
• By-law 170-2025 – Amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 270-2004 for 65 Park Street, Ward 1
• By-law 171-2025 – Prevent part‑lot control on Registered Plan 43M‑2174 (south of Mayfield Rd, west of Bramalea Rd), Ward 9
• By-law 172-2025 – Prevent part‑lot control on Registered Plan 43M‑2143 (south of Ebenezer Rd, east of The Gore Rd), Ward 8
• Staff Report 10.5.1 – Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response Framework and related attachments

The council approved the City of Brampton’s adoption of Peel Region’s Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response, delegating authority to the Commissioners of Community Services and Public Works to enforce and remove encampments. It also authorized a Memorandum of Understanding and a Funding Agreement with Peel Region to support the response, and directed staff to review related bylaws, policies and procedures. In addition, the council approved a temporary‑use zoning by‑law amendment for 2222270 Ontario Inc. and adopted an Official Plan amendment for the Credit Valley Secondary Plan area.

• Approved adoption of the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response framework (Carried)
• Delegated authority to the Commissioners of Community Services and Public Works to approve enforcement and removal of encampments (Carried)
• Authorized execution of a Memorandum of Understanding with Peel Region for the response (Carried)
• Authorized execution of a Funding Agreement with Peel Region to support the response (Carried)
• Directed staff to review and amend bylaws, policies, protocols and procedures for consistency with the response (Carried)
• Approved temporary‑use zoning by‑law amendment for 2222270 Ontario Inc. (Carried)
• Approved Official Plan amendment for the Credit Valley Secondary Plan area (Carried)
• Approved routine items listed in Consent Motion C228‑2025 (Carried)

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will receive presentations on the Etobicoke Creek Trail and the use of hydro corridors for transportation networks. The body will also receive verbal updates on several pedestrian and cycling projects.

• Presentation on Region of Peel Etobicoke Trail Creek Trunk Sewer effects on the Etobicoke Creek Trail
• Presentation on utilization of hydro corridors for active transportation networks
• Update on the BORT Project
• Update on the Ride with GPS High School Routes project
• Update on the K-section Pedestrian Improvements Project

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee approved motions to receive several presentations and verbal updates on projects and studies, including the Etobicoke Creek sewer impact, hydro‑corridor utilization, and active travel research. All motions were carried. The meeting was then adjourned to reconvene on December 9 2025.

• Received presentation on Etobicoke Trail Creek Trunk Sewer effects (Carried)
• Received presentation on Utilization of Hydro Corridors for Active Transportation Networks (Carried)
• Received presentation on Active Travel Mode and Dementia research (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Brampton Orangeville Rail Trail (BORT) project (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Ride with GPS High School Routes project (Carried)
• Received verbal update on K‑section Pedestrian Improvements Project (Carried)
• Received verbal update on East‑West Cycling Corridor Maintenance Operations (Carried)
• Received Sub‑Committee minutes of September 10 2025 (Carried)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee meeting on October 9, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will review site inspections and safety reports for local schools, including requests for new crossing guards at intersections near Balmoral Public School and Red Cedar Public School.

• Review of safety at St. Ruth Catholic School, 320 Robert Parkinson Drive
• Request for a crossing guard at Dixie Road and Balmoral Drive
• Request for a crossing guard at Brisdale Drive and Donald Steward Road
• Review of safety at Wanless Drive and Robert Parkinson Drive
• Review of safety at Wanless Drive and Leadenhall Road

The council approved its agenda and received two resident requests for crossing‑guard inspections at Balmoral and Red Cedar schools. It accepted site‑inspection reports for St. Ruth and Red Cedar schools and ordered specific safety actions, including new pavement markings, signage and a crossing guard at St. Ruth. Additional education, signage and “No Stopping” signs were approved for Red Cedar. The council set future inspection dates and adjourned to meet again on November 6, 2025.

• Approved agenda for the October 9, 2025 meeting (SC034-2025) – Carried
• Received correspondence and ordered site inspection for crossing‑guard request at Dixie Rd & Balmoral Dr and Dixie Rd & Clark Blvd, Balmoral Public School (SC035-2025) – Carried
• Received correspondence and ordered site inspection for crossing‑guard request at Brisdale Dr & Donald Steward Rd, Red Cedar Public School (SC036-2025) – Carried
• Received St. Ruth Catholic School site inspection report and directed pavement markings, signage, stop bar, parent/student education and a crossing guard at Wanless Dr & Robert Parkinson Rd (SC037-2025) – Carried
• Received Red Cedar Public School site inspection report and directed education on Kiss‑and‑Ride, pedestrian safety, traffic cones, signage review and installation of “No Stopping” signs on Brisdale Dr and Clockwork Dr (SC038-2025) – Carried
• Scheduled site inspections: Red Cedar Public School (Oct 15, 2025) and Balmoral Public School (Oct 24, 2025) – noted
• Adjourned council to reconvene on November 6, 2025 at 9:30 a.m. (SC039-2025) – Carried

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will review the results of the 2025 External Quality Assessment of the City's Internal Audit Function and receive updates on the Q3 2025 work plan and management action plans. The committee will also consider the 2026 Internal Audit Budget.

• Review of 2025 External Quality Assessment of Internal Audit Function
• Update on Internal Audit Work Plan Status Q3 2025
• Status of Management Action Plans – Q3 2025
• Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report – Q3 2025
• Consideration of 2026 Internal Audit Budget

The Audit Committee approved its agenda and routine consent items for the meeting. It received and accepted the external quality assessment report and related action plans for the city's Internal Audit function. The Committee approved the proposed 2026 Internal Audit Budget and forwarded it to the Chief Budget Officer.

• Approved agenda (AU021-2025) – Carried
• Approved consent items 6.2‑6.5 (AU022-2025) – Carried
• Received external quality assessment delegation (AU023-2025) – Carried
• Received and approved action plans from external quality assessment (AU024-2025) – Carried
• Received Q3 2025 Internal Audit Work Plan status report (AU025-2025) – Carried
• Received Q3 2025 Management Action Plans status report (AU026-2025) – Carried
• Received Q3 2025 Corporate Ethics Hotline report (AU027-2025) – Carried
• Approved 2026 Internal Audit Budget and forwarded to Chief Budget Officer (AU028-2025) – Carried

Environment Advisory Committee

The committee will receive updates on the Environmental Master Plan and the Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan. Members will also discuss the Climate Change Adaptation Plan and review reports regarding the Plant Based Treaty.

• Verbal update on Environmental Master Plan (EMP) and Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan (CEERP) implementation
• Verbal update on tree planting
• Discussion on Climate Change Adaptation Plan (CCAP)
• Review of Plant Based Treaty report and 40 suggested proposals
• Receipt of Engagement Sub-Committee minutes from June 2, 2025

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will review several statutory public meetings and staff reports. Key items include a proposed 10‑storey mixed‑use tower at 1107‑1119 Queen Street West, a large mixed‑use precinct at 9752‑Mississauga Road, and a city‑wide Comprehensive Zoning By‑law. The committee will also consider amendments to driveway standards in mature neighbourhoods and a rooftop solar support resolution for 8705 Torbram Road.

• OZS‑2024‑0058 – amendment to the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for a 10‑storey mixed‑use building with 139 residential units and 181 parking spaces at 1107 and 1119 Queen Street West (Ward 4).
• OZS‑2023‑0022 – amendment to permit 74 townhouses, 32 condominium townhouses, three residential reserve blocks, a commercial block and a Natural Heritage Features block at 0 Mayfield Road (west of McLaughlin Road, south of Mayfield Road) (Ward 6).
• OZS‑2025‑0024 – amendment to the Zoning By‑law for two new residential dwellings on the existing Residential Rural Estate Lot at 11696 The Gore Road (Ward 10).
• City‑initiated Report 2025‑711 – proposal for approval in principle of a new Comprehensive Zoning By‑law covering the city‑wide area (excluding specified transit station zones).
• City‑initiated Report 2025‑623 – amendment to driveway standards in mature neighbourhoods city‑wide to preserve front‑yard landscaping and reduce over‑parking.

The Planning and Development Committee added a timing discussion item to the agenda and formally received a presentation on application OZS‑2024‑0058. It then received and approved the application OZS‑2024‑0051 to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law, adopt the related amendments, and endorse the draft subdivision plan. Two city‑initiated reports on driveway standards and another matter were referred back to staff for ward‑pairing meetings.

• Added Item 10.1 (timing for agenda additions) – carried
• Received presentation and delegation for application OZS‑2024‑0058 – carried
• Approved application OZS‑2024‑0051 to amend Official Plan and Zoning By-law, adopted amendments and endorsed draft subdivision plan – carried
• Referred City‑initiated Zoning By‑law amendment on driveway standards (Report 2025‑623) to staff for ward‑pairing meetings – carried
• Referred City‑initiated Report 2025‑711 to staff for ward‑pairing meetings – carried

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will discuss the implementation of bicycle lanes on Howden Boulevard in Wards 7 and 8. The meeting also includes reports on quarterly purchasing and consulting contracts, and a closed session regarding an AI pilot program.

• Bicycle lane implementation on Howden Boulevard (Wards 7 and 8)
• All-way stop review for Inspire Boulevard and Russell Creek Drive (Ward 9)
• Purchasing Activity and Active Consulting Service Contracts reports for Q2 2025
• Proposal for a 2-Year Artificial Intelligence Pilot/Proof of Concept Program (Closed Session)
• Delegation regarding Committee of Adjustment Minor Variance Fees

The Committee of Council considered motion CW303-2025, which opposes the Province of Ontario’s decision to cancel Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) and directs a letter to provincial officials outlining Brampton’s position and program enhancements. The motion also instructed staff to report on the potential impacts of an ASE ban. The minutes do not record the vote outcome for this motion. Several routine items, including agenda amendments, consent items and public delegations, were approved.

• CW303-2025 motion opposing ASE cancellation considered (outcome not recorded)
• CW296-2025 agenda amendment approved (carried)
• CW297-2025 consent items (7.3, 9.2.1, 9.2.3, 10.2.2) approved (carried)
• CW298-2025 delegation acknowledging city staff received (carried)
• CW299-2025 delegation from Breaking Borders Sports received (carried)
• CW300-2025 referral of minor variance fee refund request to staff (carried)
• CW301-2025 request to light City Hall clock tower blue received (carried)
• CW302-2025 staff update on government relations received (carried)

City Council

City Council will discuss budget amendments for downtown revitalization projects and the Countryside Drive widening. The body is also considering several zoning by-law amendments and the adoption of the 2026 meeting schedule.

• Budget amendments for Main Street and Downtown Intersections, Ken Whillans Square, and Garden Square Expansion
• Budget amendment and project limit changes for Countryside Drive Widening in Ward 10
• Zoning by-law amendments for 6029 Mayfield Road/11903 Airport Road, 0/210/220 Sun Pac Boulevard, and 3420 Queen Street East
• No parking by-law amendment for Hallstone Rd
• Purpose Built Rental Development Charges Incentive Program staff report

The council approved a budget amendment to fund the Countryside Drive widening project, using $6,846,000 of surplus capital funds. The amendment reallocates $6,505,000 from Reserve 137 – Development Charges Roads and $341,000 from Reserve 4 – Asset Repair & Replacement. The council also approved the 2026 council and committee meeting schedule and accepted several routine items under the consent motion.

• Approved 2026 Council and Committee Meeting Schedule (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Changed project limits for project 253940-001 to “The Gore Road to Regional Road 50" (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Returned surplus capital funds of $6,846,000 (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Approved $6,846,000 budget amendment for Countryside Drive Improvements, funded from Reserve 137 and Reserve 4 (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Approved Recommendations CW276-2025 to CW295-2025 (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Approved Recommendations PDC120-2025 to PDC130-2025 (Consent Motion C211-2025)
• Received delegation from Safiyyah Ali and Sana Shan, Muslim Media Hub (Motion C212-2025)
• Received staff presentation on Development Charge Incentives for Residential Development (Motion C213-2025)

Committee of Adjustment Workshop

The Committee of Adjustment is scheduled to hold a workshop on September 23, 2025. The agenda text provided is procedural boilerplate with no specific items listed.

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The committee will receive presentations on Brampton Transit accessibility, Rose Theatre handrails, Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre renovation, and the Earnscliffe Park capital project. It will also discuss the municipal accessibility plan priorities, a downtown accessibility plan during construction, and curb construction with makeshift ramps on McLaughlin Road and Flowertown Avenue. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Presentation on Brampton Transit accessibility by Andrew Charles
• Presentation on Rose Theatre accessibility handrails by Simone Panzeria and team
• Presentation on Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre renovation by Cherie Ng and team
• Presentation on Earnscliffe Park capital project update by Ed Fagan
• Discussion on curb construction and makeshift ramps at McLaughlin Road and Flowertown Avenue

The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved its agenda and formally received several project presentations, including transit, theatre handrails, recreation centre renovation, and a park capital project. The committee also received a report and approved the updates to the 2022‑2026 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan. Additional discussions on downtown construction accessibility and curb‑construction ramps were recorded, and the meeting was adjourned to reconvene on November 25, 2025.

• Approved agenda (AAC013-2025) – Carried
• Received Andrew Charles transit accessibility presentation (AAC014-2025) – Carried
• Received Simone Panzeria Rose Theatre handrails presentation (AAC015-2025) – Carried
• Received Cherie Ng Ellen Mitchell Centre renovation presentation (AAC016-2025) – Carried
• Received Reza Sanat Earnscliffe Park project presentation (AAC017-2025) – Carried
• Received report and approved updates to the 2022‑2026 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan (AAC018-2025) – Carried
• Received discussion on downtown construction accessibility plan (AAC019-2025) – Carried
• Adjourned meeting to reconvene on November 25, 2025 (AAC022-2025) – Carried

Committee of Adjustment

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment will consider two new consent applications for land transfers and severances, and a series of minor‑variance requests affecting setbacks, parking, and building dimensions. Deferred consent applications will also be revisited. The meeting is procedural and focuses on these planning decisions.

• B-2025-0007 – consent to transfer 0.40 acres (0.162 ha) at 3203 Mayfield Road, Ward 2
• B-2025-0011 – consent to sever ~1.95 ha (4.82 acres) at 137 Steeles Avenue West, Ward 4
• A-2025-0068 – Shell Canada Products seeks reduced side‑yard and rear‑yard setbacks and fewer parking spaces at 2001 North Park Drive, Ward 8
• A-2025-0071 – Shawn Quait requests a garden suite with 37.46 m² GFA and 37.46% lot coverage at 39 Northwood Drive, Ward 5
• A-2025-0075 – RioCan requests a podium step‑back of 0.0‑1.7 m and a building wall occupying 68% of frontage at 499 Main Street South, Ward 3

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider a temporary zoning amendment for oversized motor vehicle parking at 394 Orenda Road, review a Credit Valley Secondary Plan official‑plan amendment for Area 45, discuss heritage property designations in downtown Brampton, and decide on a subdivision proposal for 31 residential units at 9874 The Gore Road.

• OZS-2024-0041: Temporary Use Zoning By‑law Amendment for oversized motor vehicles, 394 Orenda Road (Ward 7)
• City‑initiated Official Plan Amendment – Credit Valley Secondary Plan Area 45 (Wards 4 & 5)
• Staff presentation on Designation of Heritage Properties in Downtown Brampton (Wards 1 & 3)
• Staff presentation on the 2051 Brampton Mobility Plan
• OZS-2023-0017: Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendments for a 31‑unit residential subdivision at 9874 The Gore Road (Ward 8)

The Planning and Development Committee approved a temporary use zoning by‑law amendment for 2222270 Ontario Inc., adopted a City‑initiated Official Plan amendment for the Credit Valley Secondary Plan, and endorsed staff recommendations to advance heritage property designations. The committee also adopted the 2051 Brampton Mobility Plan, directing staff to circulate it to regional partners and ministries and to issue a Notice of Study Completion. All motions were carried without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved Temporary Use Zoning By‑law Amendment for 2222270 Ontario Inc. (Carried)
• Adopted City‑initiated Official Plan Amendment – Credit Valley Secondary Plan Review (Carried)
• Approved staff program to designate heritage properties and continue owner engagement (Carried)
• Received and approved the 2051 Brampton Mobility Plan, including circulation to Region of Peel, Metrolinx, and ministries (Carried)
• Issued Notice of Study Completion for the Mobility Plan to start 30‑day review (Carried)
• Approved Brampton Heritage Board minutes and HB040 amendment to obtain owner consent for heritage designations (Carried)

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider several staff reports, public delegations and announcements, and will vote on a motion to create a process for Affiliated Senior Groups to book city recreation centre multi‑purpose rooms on weekends. The motion, moved by Regional Councillor Keenan and seconded by Mayor Brown, was deferred from the September 3 meeting. Additional items include budget amendments for a neighbourhood park and a pedestrian trail in Ward 6, and a tree‑planting funding initiative.

• Notice of Motion: allow Affiliated Senior Groups weekend bookings of recreation centre multi‑purpose rooms (deferred from Sep 3 meeting)
• Budget amendment: developer reimbursement for one neighbourhood park on Coolhurst Drive and one Valleyland pedestrian trail on Mayfield Road (Ward 6)
• Budget amendment: Tree Planting Initiative funding through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities program
• Staff Report: recommendation on parking‑related concerns on Hallstone Road (Ward 6)
• Public delegation: discussion of Wildlife Feeding By‑law (Animal Services By‑law 201‑2023, Section 108)

The Committee approved the amended agenda and routine consent items. Delegations on homelessness, exotic animal regulations, wildlife feeding, inclusive workforce, and sports facility rentals were all received. The OMERS Pension Plan By-law was adopted, consolidating related by‑laws. Tax account adjustments listed in the report were approved.

• Approved agenda amendments (Carried)
• Approved routine consent items 7.1, 10.2.1‑10.2.5, 11.2.1, 11.3.1, 12.2.1, 13.1 (Carried)
• Received delegation on homelessness and housing (Carried)
• Referred exotic‑animal regulation delegation to Animal Services staff (Carried)
• Received delegation on wildlife feeding by‑law amendment (Carried)
• Received delegation on Enabled Talent launch (Carried)
• Adopted OMERS Pension Plan By‑law (Carried)
• Approved tax account adjustments as listed in Appendix A (Carried)

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting on September 10, 2025 will review and vote on a series of by‑law amendments affecting the Official Plan and zoning regulations. Items include amendments for 8331 Heritage Road, the Downtown Brampton Secondary Plan, outdoor truck‑parking storage, and refreshment‑vehicle permissions. The council will also consider a staff report on Committee of Adjustment fee changes and hear public delegations on mobile‑licensing bylaws and adjustment fees. Additional agenda items are routine approvals, announcements, and reports from city officials.

• By‑law 139‑2025 – amendment to expand outdoor storage permissions for truck parking.
• By‑law 140‑2025 – amendment to update refreshment‑vehicle permissions in the zoning by‑law.
• By‑law 131‑2025 – Official Plan amendment for 8331 Heritage Road, Ward 6.
• By‑law 133‑2025 – Official Plan amendment to the Downtown Brampton Secondary Plan (Area 7) covering 17‑29 Mill St N and 53 Nelson St W, Ward 1.
• Staff Report 13.1 – information report on proposed Committee of Adjustment fee changes.

The council approved By‑law 151‑2025, designating Lightbeam Terrace in Ward 6 as part of the public highway system. A consent motion (C187‑2025) approved a series of routine items, and several delegations were received and recorded. Minutes from prior regular and special meetings were formally adopted.

• Adopted By‑law 151‑2025 establishing Lightbeam Terrace as a public highway (Carried)
• Approved Consent Motion C187‑2025 covering items 8.1, 12.1, 12.2, 14.3, 16.1, 19.1‑19.6, 19.8 (Carried)
• Adopted minutes of the June 25 2025 regular council meeting (C184‑2025) (Carried)
• Adopted minutes of the July 17 2025 special council meeting (C185‑2025) (Carried)
• Received delegation from the Alzheimer Society Peel on the Petals of Hope art installation (C188‑2025) (Carried)
• Received delegations on Committee of Adjustment fees and referred one delegation to staff (C189‑2025) (Carried)
• Received delegation from National Dental Care Day founder (C190‑2025) (Carried)
• Received delegation from resident Yingguo Ai on Automated Speed Enforcement (C191‑2025) (Carried)

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board is meeting to consider the heritage designation of three properties and review six Heritage Impact Assessments. These reports provide recommendations on how specific sites affect or are affected by heritage preservation.

• Heritage Designation recommendations for 27 Elizabeth Street South, 115 Mill Street South, and 485 Main Street North
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 2774 Bovaird Drive West
• Scoped Heritage Impact Assessment for 2035 Embleton Road
• Heritage Impact Assessments for 80 Scott Street and 126 Nelson Street West
• Heritage Impact Assessments for 10398 and 10350 The Gore Road and 9763 Heritage Road

The Brampton Heritage Board approved the designation of 27 Elizabeth Street South, 115 Mill Street South and 485 Main Street North under the Ontario Heritage Act. Staff were authorized to issue Notices of Intention to Designate and to proceed with a by‑law if no objections are received, or refer objections to the Ontario Land Tribunal. The board also accepted six Heritage Impact Assessment reports and adopted their recommended mitigation measures.

• Approved heritage designation of 27 Elizabeth St South, 115 Mill St South, 485 Main St North (HB040-2025) – carried
• Deemed Heritage Impact Assessment for 2774 Bovaird Dr West complete and approved (HB041-2025) – carried
• Deemed Scoped Heritage Impact Assessment for 2035 Embleton Rd complete and approved mitigation measures (HB042-2025) – carried
• Deemed Heritage Impact Assessment for 80 Scott St complete and approved mitigation recommendations (HB043-2025) – carried
• Deemed Heritage Impact Assessment for 10398 & 10350 The Gore Rd complete and approved demolition and mitigation plans (HB044-2025) – carried
• Deemed Heritage Impact Assessment for 126 Nelson St West complete and approved (HB045-2025) – carried

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will hold statutory public meetings for seven different land development applications. The body will also consider a new framework for discretionary fee relief regarding minor variance applications.

• Proposal for 6,289 residential units, retail, and a hospital at 2055 Bovaird Drive West
• Proposal for 15 mixed-use high-density residential buildings south of Queen Street East
• Proposal for 253 detached lots and 339 townhouses at 0, 9553, 9577, and 9763 Heritage Road
• Proposal for a 'complete community' with residential and employment lands at 10869 Heritage Road
• Framework to Guide Discretionary Fee Relief Decisions for Minor Variance Applications

The Planning and Development Committee approved its agenda and a routine consent motion. It then formally received the presentation and public delegations for Application OZS-2025-0022 (official plan and zoning by‑law amendment and draft subdivision plan). The committee also received presentations for several other applications, all carried without recorded vote counts.

• Approved agenda (Carried)
• Approved routine consent motion (Carried)
• Received presentation and delegations for OZS-2025-0022 application (Carried)
• Received presentation for OZS-2025-0027 application (Carried)
• Received staff presentation for OZS-2025-0032 (Carried)
• Received staff presentation for OZS-2025-0034 (Carried)
• Received staff presentation for OZS-2025-0028 (Carried)
• Received staff presentation for OZS-2025-0035 (Carried)

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The provided agenda contains only procedural software placeholders and boilerplate text. There are no specific decisions, discussions, or items of business listed for this meeting.

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion or decision items.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will meet to review site inspection reports for new school openings, including Rowntree Public School and St. Ruth Catholic School, and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Approval of June 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• Site inspection report for Rowntree Public School (254 Queen Mary Drive)
• Site inspection report for St. Ruth Catholic School (320 Robert Parkinson)
• Site inspection report for Red Cedar Public School (595 Brisdale Drive)
• Public question period regarding decisions made at this meeting

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council approved its agenda for the September 4 meeting. It adopted a schedule for site inspections at three schools and nearby intersections on September 9 and September 16. The council then adjourned and scheduled the next meeting for October 9, 2025.

• Approved agenda (SC032-2025) – motion carried
• Scheduled site inspections at St. Ruth Catholic School (Sept 9) and at Wanless Drive/Robert Parkinson Drive, Wanless Drive/Leadenhall Road (Sept 9), and Red Cedar Public School (Sept 16) – scheduled
• Adjourned council and set next meeting for Oct 9, 2025 (SC033-2025) – motion carried

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review reports on waste collection services, housing incentives, and senior center access, along with public delegations on speed enforcement cameras and parking regulations.

• Request to begin procurement for waste collection services in Brampton and Caledon
• Recommendation report for development charge incentives for purpose-built rental housing
• Notice of motion for weekend access to multi-purpose rooms for affiliated senior groups
• Public delegation on automatic speed enforcement cameras and parking regulations
• Staff report on the 2025 levy by-law for universities, colleges, and hospitals

The Committee approved the 2025 levy by‑law under the Municipal Act to impose an annual levy on universities, colleges, correctional institutions and public hospitals. It also adopted a resolution to amend the Mobile Licensing By‑law’s special‑event permit process, extending the Level 2 criminal‑record check grace period for 2025 and allowing alternative business registration documentation. Routine consent items were approved and several public delegations were referred to staff for further work. All motions were carried.

• Approved agenda (as amended) and deferred Affiliated Senior Groups Multi‑Purpose Room weekend access – Carried
• Approved routine consent items (7.1, 10.2.1‑10.2.5, 12.3.1) – Carried
• Referred Sunfield Homes affordable housing delegations to staff – Carried
• Received Sanjay Patel’s petition on speed‑camera and parking by‑laws – Carried
• Received correspondence from Pam and Priya Patel and from Priya and Sanjay Patel – Carried
• Received delegations from Sylvia Roberts on rental‑housing incentives, traffic‑signal maintenance procurement, and waste‑collection procurement – Carried
• Adopted resolution to amend Mobile Licensing By‑law special‑event permit process for 2025 – Carried
• Passed 2025 levy by‑law imposing an annual levy on universities, colleges, correctional institutions and public hospitals – Carried

Citizen Appointments Committee

The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. The committee will enter a closed session to discuss interview outcomes regarding personal matters about identifiable individuals.

• Closed session to discuss interview outcomes for municipal or local board employees

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to decide on several minor variance requests and consent applications. These include requests for parking reductions, land-use changes, and residential setbacks.

• Request to permit a private school (K-12) at 11075 Clarkway Drive
• Request to permit a banquet hall at 2548 Embleton Road
• Request for 198 parking spaces at 1055 Clark Blvd instead of the required 317
• Request for a retail establishment accessory to a warehouse at 386 Deerhurst Drive
• Consent application to re-establish a lot for a car wash at 2-6 Maritime Ontario Blvd

Council Workshop

The City Council held a workshop on August 21, 2025 to provide members with information about the Housing Pledge for purpose‑built rentals. The session included an introduction by Steve Ganesh, Commissioner of Planning, Building and Growth Management. No decisions or directions to staff were made; any required actions will be reported back to Council later.

• Roll Call
• Purpose: provide information on the Housing Pledge for Purpose Built Rentals
• Workshop Session – Housing Pledge for Purpose Built Rentals (intro by Steve Ganesh)
• Adjournment

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee will receive presentations from the City's Community Safety and Well-Being Office and Peel Regional Police regarding community safety highlights and the Peel Region Community Safety and Well-being Plan. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 14, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Riverstone Community Centre.

• Presentation by Razmin Said on Community Safety and Well-Being Office updates
• Presentation by Constable Gaganjit Dhaliwal on Community Safety Highlights
• Presentation by Inga Pedra on Peel Region Community Safety and Well-being Plan
• Meeting held at Riverstone Community Centre - 195 Don Minaker Drive
• Next meeting scheduled for October 23, 2025

City Council

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific business items, motions, or discussion topics.

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The committee will hear presentations on the CAA Intersection Safety Study, a York Regional Police one‑meter passing simulator, and RidewithGPS routes for high school students. A discussion will follow on the City of Brampton Citizen Appointments Committee's response to the advisory committee's request for members. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Presentation of the CAA Intersection Safety Study
• Presentation of the York Regional Police One Meter Passing Simulator
• Presentation of RidewithGPS routes for Brampton high school students
• Discussion of the City of Brampton Citizen Appointments Committee's response to the advisory committee's request for members

The committee approved the meeting agenda as amended (motion ATC021-2025). It formally received three presentations—CAA Intersection Safety Study, York Regional Police One Meter Passing Simulator, and RidewithGPS routes for high school students (motions ATC022-2025, ATC023-2025, ATC024-2025). The committee adjourned and scheduled the next meeting for Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. (motion ATC025-2025).

• Agenda approved (ATC021-2025, carried)
• Presentation CAA Intersection Safety Study received (ATC022-2025, carried)
• Presentation York Regional Police One Meter Passing Simulator received (ATC023-2025, carried)
• Presentation RidewithGPS routes for high school students received (ATC024-2025, carried)
• Committee adjourned and set next meeting for Oct 14, 2025 (ATC025-2025, carried)

City Council - Special Meeting

At the special meeting, City Council will review and approve the Planning and Development Committee’s summary of recommendations from its August 11 meeting. The agenda also includes standard items such as call to order, approval of the agenda, declarations of interest, a public question period, and a confirming by‑law for the meeting proceedings.

• Approve Planning and Development Committee’s summary of recommendations
• Public Question Period (15‑minute limit)
• Confirm By‑law ___-2025 to record the special meeting
• Approval of agenda
• Declarations of interest under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act

The council approved the meeting agenda and the Planning and Development Committee’s summary of recommendations. It directed Public Works and Engineering to review the Arnold Circle sidewalk, survey affected residents, and proceed with removal only if the survey shows unanimous support. The council also approved several presentations and delegations related to zoning and development, and accepted the Brampton Heritage Board minutes and heritage designation recommendations.

• Approved agenda for the Special Council Meeting (Carried)
• Approved Summary of Recommendations from the Planning and Development Committee (C180-2025) (Carried)
• Directed Public Works and Engineering to review Arnold Circle sidewalk, conduct a resident survey, and remove the sidewalk if unanimous support is shown (PDC104)
• Approved receipt of delegation from Sylvia Roberts regarding Section 40 funds (PDC105)
• Approved receipt of presentation on Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendment for 207/209 Kil Holdings (PDC106)
• Approved receipt of presentation on Zoning By‑law amendment for Sun Pac Boulevard properties (PDC107)
• Approved receipt of presentation on extending a temporary Zoning By‑law for 3420 Queen Street East (PDC108)
• Approved Brampton Heritage Board minutes and recommendations, including steps to designate the Kennedy Valley property (HB033)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will hold a statutory public meeting on an application to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for a 42‑storey and 32‑storey mixed‑use development at 205 & 209 County Court Boulevard in Ward 3. It will also consider two applications to amend the zoning by‑law to allow temporary parking and storage of oversized motor vehicles at 0, 210, 220 Sun Pac Boulevard and at 3420 Queen Street East, both in Ward 8. Delegations from a developer regarding a sidewalk removal request and from a resident concerning Section 40 funds will be heard, and routine items will be approved under a consent motion.

• Application OZS-2024-0069 – amendment to Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for 42‑storey and 32‑storey mixed‑use towers at 205‑209 County Court Blvd (Ward 3)
• Application OZS-2025-0025 – temporary zoning amendment to permit parking and storage of oversized motor vehicles at 0, 210, 220 Sun Pac Blvd (Ward 8)
• Application OZS-2025-0030 – temporary zoning amendment to permit parking and storage of oversized motor vehicles at 3420 Queen St E (Ward 8)
• Delegation from Marco Marcante, Royal Pine Homes, on request to eliminate sidewalk on Gold Bottom Crescent
• Delegation from Sylvia Roberts, Brampton resident, regarding Section 40 (Planning Act) funds

The Planning and Development Committee carried motions directing staff to study sidewalk removal on Arnold Circle and to survey residents about Gold Bottom Crescent. It received a delegation on Section 40 funds and accepted three public‑meeting presentations. The committee approved two motions (PDC109‑2025 and PDC110‑2025) extending temporary zoning by‑law for truck and trailer storage at Sun Pac Boulevard and Queen Street East, with conditions for compliance, tertiary plans, and holding symbols. Heritage Board minutes and recommendations were also approved.

• Directed staff to review Arnold Circle sidewalk removal and survey residents (PDC104‑2025) – Carried
• Received delegation on Section 40 funds from Sylvia Roberts (PDC105‑2025) – Carried
• Accepted presentations for OZS‑2024‑0069, OZS‑2025‑0025, OZS‑2025‑0030 (PDC106‑108) – Carried
• Approved temporary zoning extension for truck storage at Sun Pac Blvd properties with compliance and planning conditions (PDC109‑2025) – Carried
• Approved temporary zoning extension for truck storage at 3420 Queen Street East with similar conditions (PDC110‑2025) – Carried
• Approved Brampton Heritage Board minutes and recommendations (PDC111‑2025) – Carried

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will conduct a hearing for appellant Mulu Hagos concerning the property identified as PLAN M979 LOT 46. The appeal is issued under By‑law 165‑2022, with the original order‑to‑comply dated April 17 2025. The tribunal will review the appeal and determine any required action. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order, declarations of interest, and adjournment.

• Hearing #1 – Mulu Hagos (PLAN M979 LOT 46) under By‑law 165‑2022
• Call to Order
• Declarations of Interest under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Adjournment

Environment Advisory Committee

The Brampton Environment Advisory Committee meeting agenda contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda. The document appears to be a placeholder with only generic headings and no substantive content.

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will review and approve several minor variance applications, such as a supermarket proposal at 50 Gillingham Drive. It will also consider a new consent application for a long‑term lease of a future long‑term care facility at 380 Fernforest Drive. Additional applications include requests for truck‑repair use, oversized vehicle storage, and increased floor area at various sites.

• B-2025-0009 – consent for a lease exceeding 21 years for the future three‑storey long‑term care facility at 380 Fernforest Drive
• A-2025-0056 – minor variance to permit a supermarket and a place of commercial recreation at 50 Gillingham Drive
• A-2025-0057 – minor variance to allow temporary storage of oversized motor vehicles (limousines) at 1572 Queen Street West
• A-2025-0058 – minor variance to increase gross floor area by 24.4% at 158 Queen Street East
• A-2025-0032 – minor variance to allow truck repair/inspection use and reduce required parking to 187 spaces at 25 Newkirk Court, Unit 1

Citizen Appointments Committee

The Citizen Appointments Committee will meet on July 23, 2025, to discuss and potentially approve citizen appointments to local boards. The meeting is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Boardroom CH-4A at City Hall.

• Approval of the meeting agenda
• Review of meeting minutes
• Consideration of applications for citizen board appointments
• Public Question Period regarding decisions made at the meeting
• Closed session to consider personal matters about identifiable individuals

City Council - Special Meeting

City Council will discuss a budget amendment to begin procurement for the demolition of a building in Ward 6. The meeting also includes proposed motions regarding the management of Bovaird House and funding for a local field hockey club.

• Budget amendment and procurement for demolition of former Siemens Building at 2719 Bovaird Drive West
• Proposed $10,000 funding contribution to the Ontario Khalsa Darbar Field Hockey Club from Reserve #16
• Proposed motion to declare Bovaird House property (563 Bovaird Drive East) an official public open space
• Proposed budget reallocation for outdoor rinks at Sandalwood Park (Capital Project # 215865)
• Discussion on safety concerns in the downtown area and the Garden Suite Grant Program

The council approved a $2,700,000 budget amendment to fund the demolition and hazardous‑material abatement of the former Siemens Building at 2719 Bovaird Drive West and directed the Purchasing Agent to start procurement. The council also received and approved several delegations and correspondence related to the BARIC zoning amendment and Planning and Development Committee items. Additionally, the council approved recommendations to investigate additional access from Highway 50 for a development site.

• Approved agenda amendment to add items 10.1 and 10.2 (C165-2025) – Carried
• Received delegations from Brampton residents on Item 7.7 (C166-2025) – Carried
• Received correspondence on BARIC zoning amendment (C167-2025) – Carried
• Approved return of surplus capital funds $2,700,000 and budget amendment for demolition of former Siemens Building (C168-2025) – Carried
• Directed Purchasing Agent to begin procurement for demolition consultants/contractors (C168-2025) – Carried
• Approved Planning and Development Committee recommendations, including investigation of Highway 50 access (C169-2025) – Yea (11) to 0, Carried
• Approved various zoning and secondary plan amendments for multiple sites (PDC090‑2025, PDC091‑2025, PDC092‑2025, PDC093‑2025) – Carried
• Referred Official Plan and Zoning amendment for 9874 The Gore Road back to staff for review (PDC094‑2025) – Carried

Brampton Women's Advisory Committee

The committee will receive a delegation from Peel Regional Police regarding countering hate in the community. Members will also review the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Strategy 2025-2026 and discuss the committee's purpose and mandate.

• Delegation from Peel Regional Police on Countering Hate in Our Community
• Update on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Strategy 2025-2026
• Discussion on Brampton Women's Advisory Committee purpose and mandate
• Update regarding the resignation of Co-Chair Angel Massey-Singh

The committee approved its agenda and received delegations on countering hate. It created an Action Oriented Sub‑Committee and appointed Eraj Waqar, Simran Dosanjh, Simrat Atwal and Lindsay Branton to it. The resignation of Co‑Chair Angel Massey‑Singh was accepted and the vacancy will be filled later. The meeting was adjourned until October 16, 2025.

• Agenda approved (BWAC008-2025) – Carried
• Delegations on countering hate received (BWAC009-2025) – Carried
• Action Oriented Sub‑Committee established and four members appointed (BWAC010-2025) – Carried
• Resignation of Co‑Chair Angel Massey‑Singh accepted and vacancy to be filled (BWAC011-2025) – Carried
• Meeting adjourned to October 16, 2025 (BWAC012-2025) – Carried

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will meet to review recommendation reports for heritage designations at Kennedy Valley and 59 Tufton Crescent, as well as heritage impact assessments for 3900 Ebenezer Road and Kennedy Valley. The board will also discuss board membership and election procedures.

• Heritage designation for Kennedy Valley (Ward 3)
• Heritage Conservation Plan addendum for 59 Tufton Crescent (Ward 6)
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 3900 Ebenezer Road (Ward 10)
• Election of Chair/Co-Chairs
• Discussion on Brampton Heritage Board Membership

The board approved a multi‑step process to designate the Kennedy Valley site in Ward 3, including publishing a notice and proceeding to a by‑law if no objections are received. It also approved an amendment to By‑Law 34‑2006 to allow the relocation and reconstruction of the Breadner House at 59 Tufton Crescent. Recommendations were adopted for heritage impact assessments at 3900 Ebenezer Road and for cultural heritage management of Kennedy Valley. Council members elected Doug McLeod as the first Co‑Chair with unanimous support.

• HB033‑2025: Approved designation process for Kennedy Valley property (Carried)
• HB034‑2025: Approved amendment to By‑Law 34‑2006 for Breadner House relocation (Carried)
• HB035‑2025: Adopted recommendations for heritage impact assessment at 3900 Ebenezer Road (Carried)
• HB036‑2025: Adopted cultural heritage evaluation recommendations for Kennedy Valley (Carried)
• Elected Doug McLeod as first Co‑Chair; 11 of 11 members voted in support (Carried)
• Confirmed selection of two Co‑Chairs for the remainder of the term (Consensus)
• Approved agenda for the meeting (Carried)
• No declarations of interest or consent items were presented

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 hold a statutory public meeting to present a draft city‑initiated by‑law regulating residential rental conversions and demolitions across Brampton. The committee will also consider zoning by‑law amendments for refreshment vehicle permissions, outdoor storage for truck parking, and related updates. Several development applications will be reviewed, including a mixed‑use community with two high‑rise residential towers and a 20‑storey retirement home at 30 Peel Centre Drive, and other residential projects at Castlemore Road, The Gore Road, and other sites.

• Draft Residential Rental Conversion and Demolition By‑law (city‑wide) – City‑initiated report 2025‑441
• Zoning By‑law Amendment – Refreshment Vehicle Permissions (city‑wide) – City‑initiated report 2025‑532
• Zoning By‑law Amendment – Outdoor Storage Permissions for Truck Parking (city‑wide) – City‑initiated report 2025‑457
• Application OZS‑2024‑0044: Mixed‑use community with 55‑storey and 50‑storey residential towers (1,238 units) and a 20‑storey retirement home (300 suites) at 30 Peel Centre Drive, Ward 7
• Application OZS‑2023‑0008: Residential development of 111 single‑detached dwellings, 48 townhouses, 90 stacked townhouses, 436 apartments, plus park and retail at 4584 Castlemore Road, Ward 10

The Planning and Development Committee approved several consent items and directed staff to report back on the city‑initiated residential rental conversion and demolition by‑law. It adopted city‑wide zoning by‑law amendments for outdoor storage truck parking (File 2025‑457) and refreshment vehicle permissions (File 2025‑533). The committee also approved the draft plan of subdivision at 4584 Castlemore Road along with related official‑plan and zoning amendments, and approved zoning amendments for Bramalea RR GP Limited (including a Class 4 Noise Area) and for Umbria Developers. The application for 13743446 Canada Inc. (File OZS‑2023‑0017) was referred back to staff for further review.

• Approved consent items 7.1, 9.1 and 9.2 (Carried)
• Directed Integrated City Planning staff to report back on residential rental conversion by‑law (Carried)
• Approved city‑wide zoning amendment for outdoor storage truck parking (File 2025‑457) (Carried)
• Approved city‑wide zoning amendment for refreshment vehicle permissions (File 2025‑533) (Carried)
• Approved draft plan of subdivision at 4584 Castlemore Road and related official‑plan and zoning amendments (File OZS‑2023‑0008) (Carried)
• Approved zoning amendment for Bramalea RR GP Limited, including Class 4 Noise Area designation (File OZS‑2024‑0044) (Carried)
• Approved zoning amendment for Umbria Developers (File OZS‑2024‑0057) (Carried)
• Referred application for 13743446 Canada Inc. (File OZS‑2023‑0017) back to staff for further review (Carried)

City Council

City Council will discuss the Brampton Sport Tourism Strategy and the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Strategy for 2025-2026. The body will also consider several traffic by-law amendments and a naming rights agreement for the CAA Centre.

• CAA Centre Amenity Naming Rights Agreement with Tire World
• Brampton Sport Tourism Strategy and EDI Strategy 2025-2026
• Procurement for physical security services at various City locations for three years
• By-law 112-2025 for new school infrastructure improvements in Ward 6
• By-law 119-2025 to designate the Brampton Downtown Business Improvement Area

The council endorsed the Brampton Sport Tourism Strategy and instructed staff to create an implementation plan. It approved a $40,000 amenity naming rights agreement with Tire World. It authorized the start of a three‑year procurement for physical security services. Routine agenda items were approved through a consent motion.

• Approved agenda as amended (C142-2025) – carried
• Adopted minutes from June 11, 2025 (C143-2025) – carried
• Approved consent motion covering routine items (C144-2025) – carried
• Authorized execution of Tire World amenity naming rights agreement ($40,000 plus HST) (C144-2025) – carried
• Authorized procurement for three‑year physical security services contract (C144-2025) – carried
• Endorsed Brampton Sport Tourism Strategy and directed staff to develop implementation plan (C145-2025) – carried

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider two new consent applications that request land severance and parcel re‑configuration at 0 Finley Road/Glidden Road and at 2‑6 Maritime Ontario Boulevard. It will also review several minor variance applications that seek changes to building heights, setbacks, and accessory uses at various sites. Decisions will be made on whether to approve the proposed severances, easements, and variances.

• B-2025-0006 – consent to sever ~5,696 m² parcel at 0 Finley Road/Glidden Road and merge with adjacent lots
• B-2025-0008 – consent to sever ~42,556 m² parcel at 2‑6 Maritime Ontario Boulevard with mutual access and servicing easements
• A-2025-0049 – variance to increase building height to 14.87 m and garage door height to 2.74 m at 31 Rosegarden Drive
• A-2025-0050 – multiple variances including floodplain setback, street line setback, building height to 15.3 m, and reduced landscaping requirements at 9501‑9511 Tobram Road
• A-2025-0051 – variance to allow a motor vehicle repair shop accessory use and reduced loading space dimensions at 54 Nuggett Court

Planning and Development Committee

The Brampton Planning and Development Committee meeting on June 23, 2025 has no agenda items recorded. The meeting appears to be procedural with no decisions or discussions documented.

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will receive presentations regarding community safety and well-being from city and regional officials. The meeting includes updates from the City of Brampton and the Region of Peel, as well as highlights from the Peel Regional Police.

• Update from Razmin Said, Senior Manager, Community Safety and Well-Being Office
• Community Safety Highlights presentation by Constable Gaganjit Dhaliwal, Peel Regional Police
• Peel Region Community Safety and well-being Plan presentation by Inga Pedra

The committee approved its agenda and formally received three presentations on community safety and the Peel Region plan. It also accepted resident delegations on safety concerns. The meeting was adjourned and the next session scheduled for August 14, 2025 at Riverstone Recreation Centre.

• Agenda for June 19, 2025 meeting approved (Carried)
• Presentation by Julia Serratan (Community Safety Office) received (Carried)
• Presentation by Constable Gaganjit Dhaliwal (Peel Regional Police) received (Carried)
• Presentation by Inga Pedra (Peel Region) received (Carried)
• Resident delegations from Nirmal Stambo, Leo O'Brien, Karen Dancy, Rachael Zhong, and Jas Brar received (Carried)
• Committee adjourned and next meeting set for Aug 14, 2025 (Carried)

Committee of Council

The Brampton Committee of Council will consider a recommendation to amend the budget for housekeeping consolidation of park projects. It will also review reports on street naming requests, traffic control cabinet procurement, special event road closures, and new school infrastructure improvements. Decisions and recommendations will be recorded in the meeting minutes.

• Budget Amendment – Housekeeping Consolidation for Parks Projects (Recommendation)
• Approval of Street Naming Requests (Recommendation)
• Request to Begin Procurement for Traffic Control Cabinets (Recommendation)
• Special Event Road Closure – Downtown Brampton BIA Party in the Lanes (Recommendation)
• 2025 New School Infrastructure Improvements – Ward 6 (Recommendation)

The Committee approved the meeting agenda and routine consent items. It referred delegations on arts space and National Dental Care Day to staff, and received a delegation about the Starter Company Plus program. The Committee also authorized park‑maintenance procurement and approved road closures for the Party in the Lanes festival, and accepted the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame minutes.

• Approved agenda (including items 8.3.2 and 15.4) – CW215-2025, carried
• Approved routine consent items (7.1, 8.3.1, 9.2.1‑9.2.4, etc.) – CW216-2025, carried
• Referred arts‑space delegations to staff – CW217-2025, carried
• Referred National Dental Care Day delegation to Government Relations – CW218-2025, carried
• Received delegation from Dianne's Mastectomy on Starter Company Plus – CW219-2025, carried
• Approved Main Street and Queen Street closures for Party in the Lanes festival (July 12‑13, 2025) – CW221-2025, carried
• Authorized procurement for citywide parks maintenance and beautification contract – CW223-2025, carried
• Approved minutes and recommendations of Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee – CW224-2025, carried

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will review several heritage reports and make recommendations. Items include a Heritage Impact Assessment for the demolition permit at 10980 Highway 50, cultural heritage evaluations for properties on Queen Street East, and a heritage incentive grant application for 44 Church Street East. The board will also consider a documentation and salvage plan for 11185 Airport Road.

• Heritage Impact Assessment recommendation for 10980 Highway 50 (demolition permit)
• Cultural Heritage Evaluation recommendation for 47 and 51 Queen Street East
• Heritage Impact Assessment recommendation for 48 and 52 Main Street North
• Documentation and Salvage Plan and Delisting recommendation for 11185 Airport Road
• Heritage Incentive Grant recommendation for 44 Church Street East

The Heritage Board carried five motions approving reports and recommendations for heritage impact assessments and related actions. It accepted the HIA report and demolition conditions for 10980 Highway 50 (HB026‑2025). It approved the cultural heritage evaluation and designation recommendation for 51 Queen Street East and a commemoration plan for 47 Queen Street East (HB027‑2025). It endorsed the HIA recommendations for 48 and 52 Main Street North, including documentation and salvage plans (HB028‑2025). It also approved a $10,000 heritage grant for repairs at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church (HB030‑2025).

• Approved HIA report and demolition conditions for 10980 Highway 50 (HB026‑2025) – Carried
• Approved cultural heritage evaluation and designation recommendation for 51 Queen Street East, and commemoration plan for 47 Queen Street East (HB027‑2025) – Carried
• Approved HIA recommendations for 48 and 52 Main Street North, including documentation, salvage and plaque program (HB028‑2025) – Carried
• Approved Documentation & Salvage Plan and delisting of 11185 Airport Road (HB029‑2025) – Carried
• Approved $10,000 Paul Willoughby Heritage Incentive Grant for St. Andrews Presbyterian Church at 44 Church Street East (HB030‑2025) – Carried

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will convene a hearing for appellant Mulu Hagos concerning the property identified as PLAN M979 LOT 46. The hearing is conducted under By‑law 165‑2022, as amended, following the standard call to order and declarations of interest. The tribunal will consider the appeal and render a decision.

• Call to Order
• Declarations of Interest under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Hearing #1 – Mulu Hagos – appeal of PLAN M979 LOT 46 under By‑law 165‑2022

City Council

At the June 11, 2025 meeting, Brampton City Council will consider a series of by‑law amendments and approvals. Items include amending the electronic‑signature by‑law, establishing portions of Fernforest Drive and Sandalwood Parkway East as public highway, accepting works for multiple registered development plans, and repealing a heritage designation for 133 Main Street South. The council will also process routine items such as a consent motion and public announcements.

• By‑law 104‑2025 – amendment to By‑law 257‑2020 to allow electronic signatures
• By‑law 105‑2025 – to establish lands as part of the public highway system (Fernforest Drive and Sandalwood Parkway East) – Ward 9
• By‑law 106‑2025 – to accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M‑2078 (Scottish Heather Development Inc.)
• By‑law 108‑2025 – to accept and assume works in Registered Plan 43M‑2093 (Sundial Homes (Castlemore) Limited)
• By‑law 110‑2025 – to repeal By‑law 33‑2006, removing heritage designation for 133 Main Street South

The Council approved the agenda amendments, adopted the May 28 minutes, and approved routine items under a Consent Motion. It then passed Motion C134-2025, receiving the Bill 17 presentation, refusing to endorse the Bill 17 amendments, and directing staff to request further provincial dialogue, funding, and a capital‑program funding review. Closed‑session items were also approved and the meeting moved into closed session.

• Approved agenda amendments adding items 6.4 and 15.1 (Carried)
• Adopted minutes of the May 28, 2025 Council meeting (Carried)
• Approved routine items 9.1, 13.1, 13.2, 17.1, 20.1, 20.2 under Consent Motion (Carried)
• Received Bill 17 presentation and report (Carried)
• Council did not endorse Bill 17 amendments (Carried)
• Requested provincial dialogue and direct funding regarding Bill 17 (Carried)
• Directed staff to conduct a funding review of the capital program (Carried)
• Moved into Closed Session to discuss police, transit, and speed‑enforcement items (Carried)

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will receive presentations on bike lane alternatives for Howden Boulevard and the effects of the Ontario Highway Traffic Act on family mobility. Members will also discuss 2025 planned curb cuts and the city's strategy for ticketing vehicles parked in bike lanes.

• Presentation on Howden Boulevard Bike Lanes Alternatives
• Presentation on Ontario Highway Traffic Act (OHTA) 38(2) and family mobility
• Discussion regarding 2025 Planned Curb Cuts
• Discussion on curb cut rules in new subdivisions
• Review of 2025 Enforcement and By-law Services Strategy for ticketing vehicles in bike lanes

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee approved its agenda and received several presentations. It formally supported rewording Section 38(2) of the Ontario Highway Traffic Act and will collaborate with Jamie Stuckless of Stuckless Consulting on the revision. The committee also received the Howden Boulevard bike‑lane alternatives presentation and the May 13 sub‑committee minutes, and set the next meeting for August 12, 2025.

• Approved agenda (amended) – Carried
• Supported rewording of OHTA 38(2) and partnership with Stuckless Consulting – Carried
• Received presentation on OHTA effects – Carried
• Received Howden Boulevard bike‑lane alternatives presentation – Carried
• Received May 13 sub‑committee minutes – Carried
• Adjourned until Aug 12, 2025 – Carried

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will hear a KPMG delegation on the 2024 audited consolidated financial statements and review several internal audit reports, including fleet asset management, fuel management, and management action plans. It will consider a staff recommendation to approve the 2024 audited consolidated financial statements for the City of Brampton. The committee will also receive updates on the 2025 internal audit work plan status and the corporate ethics hotline quarterly report.

• Review and approve 2024 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (Item 7.1)
• KPMG delegation presentation on audit findings for 2024 financial statements (Item 5.1)
• Staff report on Fleet Asset Management Audit 2025 (Item 6.1)
• Staff report on Fuel Management Audit 2025 (Item 6.2)
• Staff report on Management Action Plans Follow‑up Engagement Report (Operational Audits) (Item 6.3)

The committee received and approved the 2024 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements for the City of Brampton. It also received and approved the recommendations from the Fleet Asset Management and Fuel Management audits, and accepted several internal audit reports. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and schedule the next regular meeting for October 7, 2025.

• Approved 2024 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (AU012-2025) – Carried
• Received and approved recommendations from the Fleet Asset Management Audit, including scope for software/IT and consideration of a fuel tracking system (AU013-2025) – Carried
• Received and approved recommendations from the Fuel Management Audit (AU014-2025) – Carried
• Received Management Action Plans Follow‑up Engagement Report (AU015-2025) – Carried
• Received 2025 Internal Audit Work Plan Status Update (AU016-2025) – Carried
• Received Corporate Ethics Hotline Quarterly Report – Q2 2025 (AU017-2025) – Carried
• Received Driver Certification Program Compliance Audit reports for Fleet/Fire & Emergency Services and Transit (AU018-2025, AU019-2025) – Carried
• Adjourned meeting and set next regular meeting for October 7, 2025 (AU020-2025) – Carried

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee is meeting to discuss several zoning and official plan amendments. The body will hold public meetings and review staff reports regarding industrial, residential, and commercial developments.

• Proposal for 3 apartment buildings (10, 12, and 45 storeys) with commercial uses at 507 Balmoral Drive
• Proposal for a 1-storey, 38,238 square metre industrial building south of Countryside Drive and west of Highway 50
• Proposal for two commercial/retail plazas at 8331 Heritage Road
• Endorsement of the City of Brampton Archaeological Management Plan (BRAMP)

The Planning and Development Committee approved its agenda and routine consent items. It received staff presentations on two development applications and approved a zoning by-law amendment for AMB Amalco in Ward 10. The committee also approved an official‑plan and zoning‑by‑law amendment for a development at 8331 Heritage Road in Ward 6.

• Agenda approved (Carried)
• Consent items 7.2 and 9.1 approved (Carried)
• Presentation on AMB Amalco zoning amendment (File OZS‑2025‑0003) received (Carried)
• Presentation on Gagnon Walker Domes zoning amendment (File OZS‑2025‑0013) received (Carried)
• Zoning by‑law amendment for AMB Amalco (Ward 10) approved (Carried)
• Official Plan and Zoning‑by‑law amendment for 8331 Heritage Road (Ward 6) approved (Carried)

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will discuss presentations, committee updates, and correspondence. It will review new school openings and changes to school board enrollment. An update on school patrol statistics for April 22‑May 26 2025 will be presented. Site inspection reports for Claireville, Countryside Village, and Eldorado public schools will be examined to address traffic congestion, parking issues, and crossing‑guard requests.

• Update on school patrol statistics for April 22‑May 26 2025 (Enforcement and By‑law Services)
• Site inspection of Claireville Public School (97 Gallucci Crescent) – traffic congestion, parking, crossing‑guard inquiry at Ebenezer Road and Alfonso Road
• Site inspection of Countryside Village Public School (40 Dolbyhill Drive) – traffic congestion and crossing‑guard inquiry at Wardenwood Drive and Ledger Point Crescent
• Site inspection of Eldorado Public School (35 Wardsville Drive) – traffic congestion and crossing‑guard inquiry at Wardsville Drive/Financial Drive
• Discussion of new school openings and changes to school board/student population

The council received the April‑May school patrol statistics update and accepted site‑inspection reports for three schools. It approved a series of traffic‑control measures at Countryside Village, Claireville and Eldorado public schools, including new signage, bridge inspection, pavement markings and enforcement requests. The meeting was adjourned until September 4, 2025.

• SC027-2025 – Update by Enforcement and By‑law Services on school patrol statistics received (Carried)
• SC028-2025 – Claireville Public School report received; principal to educate on safety; bridge between Alfonso Crescent and Gallucci Crescent to be inspected/repaired; pavement markings at Ebenezer Road & Alfonso Crescent to be completed (Carried)
• SC029-2025 – Countryside Village Public School report received; principal to contact Peel Region Health Nurse for Travel Plan; No U‑Turn signage installed on Wardenwood Drive; No Parking signs replaced with No Stopping 8‑4 signs; No Parking restrictions added on east side of Wardenwood Drive; crossing guard placement reviewed; By‑law enforcement of parking signs; Peel Regional Police to enforce U‑Turn restrictions (Carried)
• SC030-2025 – Eldorado Public School report received; By‑law enforcement of No Stopping on Financial Drive; extension of No Stopping 8‑5 on Financial Drive beyond Plentywood Drive; Kiss‑and‑Ride review and signage improvement; Peel Regional Police to enforce no‑U‑turn signage at Financial and Wardsville Drives (Carried)
• SC031-2025 – Council adjourned meeting and set next meeting for September 4, 2025 at 9:30 a.m. (Carried)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The committee will review a post-induction ceremony wrap-up and a draft collections policy. Members will also receive updates on nominations and the Sports Hall of Fame at Victoria Park Arena.

• Discussion of Draft Collections Policy
• Update on Sports Hall of Fame - Victoria Park Arena
• Post Induction Ceremony Wrap Up discussion
• Nomination update

The committee approved its agenda for the June 5 meeting. It formally received discussions on the post‑induction ceremony wrap‑up, nomination update, draft collections policy, and the Victoria Park arena construction update. The meeting was adjourned and a next meeting was scheduled for September 4, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

• Agenda approved (Carried)
• Post‑Induction Ceremony wrap‑up discussion received (Carried)
• Nomination update received (Carried)
• Draft Collections Policy discussion received (Carried)
• Victoria Park arena construction update received (Carried)
• Next meeting scheduled for September 4, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. (Carried)

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review reports on the 2026-2030 Youth Engagement Strategy and the 2025 Transportation Asset Management Plan. The body will also consider a funding agreement with Toronto Metropolitan University and updates to the Electronic Signature By-law.

• Endorsement of the City of Brampton 2026-2030 Youth Engagement Strategy and associated budget amendment
• Toronto Metropolitan University Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst Funding Agreement
• 2025 Transportation Asset Management Plan
• Amendment to the Electronic Signature By-law (By-law 257-2020)
• Procurement request for sign manufacturing and installation parts

The Committee of Council approved the meeting agenda and routine consent items. It received delegations on the library expansion and the 2026‑2030 Youth Engagement Strategy, endorsed the youth strategy and approved a $287,600 budget amendment for its implementation. Council also delegated authority to the CAO to sign a funding agreement with Toronto Metropolitan University for up to $1 million annually for the Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst, and approved several asset‑management policies and procurement authorizations.

• Approved agenda and routine consent items (Carried)
• Received library expansion delegation (Carried)
• Endorsed 2026‑2030 Youth Engagement Strategy and approved $287,600 budget amendment (Carried)
• Delegated authority to CAO for up to $1,000,000 per year funding agreement with Toronto Metropolitan University for Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst (Carried)
• Approved 2025 Transportation Asset Management Plan (Carried)
• Approved updated Strategic Asset Management Policy (Carried)
• Amended Electronic Signature By‑law to allow e‑signatures on external documents over $1 million (Carried)
• Authorized procurement for sign manufacturing and installation parts for a one‑year period with four optional extensions (Carried)

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee will receive verbal updates on several ongoing initiatives, including the Grow Green Festival, the Invasive Species Management Strategy, the Loafers Lake and Donnelly Ponds restoration projects, and a climate‑change vulnerability assessment of natural systems. The meeting also covers routine items such as agenda approval, declarations of interest, and public question periods. No decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Verbal update on Grow Green Festival
• Verbal update on Invasive Species Management Strategy
• Verbal update on Loafers Lake Restoration
• Verbal update on Donnelly Ponds Restoration
• Verbal update on Assessing Natural Systems Climate Change Vulnerability project

The committee approved agenda amendments to add discussion items on a Planning Sub‑committee and an Engagement Sub‑committee update. Several verbal updates on the Grow Green Festival, invasive species strategy, Loafers Lake and Donnelly Ponds restorations, and a climate‑change vulnerability project were received. A Planning Sub‑committee was created for the term ending November 14, 2026, with five members appointed. The meeting was adjourned and the next regular meeting scheduled for August 5, 2025.

• Approved agenda amendments adding items 7.2 and 7.3 (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Grow Green Festival (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Invasive Species Management Strategy (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Loafers Lake Restoration (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Donnelly Ponds Restoration (Carried)
• Received verbal update on Climate Change Vulnerability project (Carried)
• Established Planning Sub‑committee for term ending Nov 14, 2026; members appointed (Carried)
• Adjourned meeting; next regular meeting set for Aug 5, 2025 (Carried)

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will review several by-law amendments, including a change to the Comprehensive Zoning By-Law for 5203 Old Castlemore Road in Ward 10. Additional items include amendments to traffic and parking by-laws, heavy‑truck enforcement rules, site alteration regulations, and a licensing framework for mobile businesses. The agenda also lists closed‑session items on a budget amendment for Ward 1 asset repairs and a proposal to develop an urban sports park.

• By-law 96-2025 – amendment to Comprehensive Zoning By‑Law 270‑2004 for 5203 Old Castlemore Road (Ward 10)
• By-law 97-2025 – amendment to Schedule of Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (No Parking) for Berkshire Square (Ward 2)
• By-law 98-2025 – amendment to Traffic and Parking By‑law 93‑93 concerning Heavy Truck enforcement (Section 26)
• By-law 99-2025 – amendment to Site Alteration By‑law 119‑2024
• By-law 101-2025 – creation of a licensing system for mobile businesses and repeal of Licensing By‑law 67‑2014

The council approved the meeting agenda and adopted the May 14 minutes. Routine items were approved through a consent motion. A $60,000 budget amendment for a hearing‑loop pilot project was approved, and the Purchasing Agent was authorized to begin procurement for risk and insurance management services. Proclamations for Pride Month and other observances were added, and delegations on bike events and a charitable ride were received or referred to staff.

• Approved agenda as amended (C117-2025) – Carried
• Adopted May 14, 2025 council minutes (C118-2025) – Carried
• Approved routine items 8.1, 12.1, 12.2, 12.3, 16, 19.1, 19.2, 19.3 under Consent Motion (C119-2025) – Carried
• Added Pride Month proclamation to agenda (item g) – Carried
• Received delegation from BikeBrampton on Bike Month (C120-2025) – Carried
• Referred fee‑waiver request for the 13th Annual Ride for Raja event to staff (C121-2025) – Carried
• Approved $60,000 budget amendment for hearing‑loop pilot project (CW183-2025) – Carried
• Authorized Purchasing Agent to commence procurement for Risk and Insurance Management services (CW182-2025) – Carried

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider a new consent application (B-2025-0005) requesting a lease of more than 21 years for the Metro Supermarket located at 156 Main Street South. It will also hear several new minor‑variance applications that seek changes to permitted uses, building heights, setbacks, lot coverage and parking requirements at various properties across Brampton. Deferred consent and minor‑variance applications from previous meetings will be reviewed for possible approval.

• Consent application B-2025-0005 – lease >21 years for Metro Supermarket at 156 Main Street South (Crombie Property Holdings Limited).
• Minor variance A-2025-0034 – request to permit a motor vehicle sales and leasing establishment at 98 Rutherford Rd S, Unit 1C.
• Minor variance A-2025-0037 – request to increase Building C units to 213 (by‑law allows 196) at 5 Kings Cross Road.
• Minor variance A-2025-0039 – request for a 6.01 m front yard setback and 35.3 % lot coverage at 20 Fern Street.
• Minor variance A-2025-0040 – request for a 1.09 m pedestrian path width and a deck rear‑yard setback of 2.75 m at 30 Abercrombie Crescent.

Committee of Adjustment Workshop

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment met on May 27, 2025 for a workshop that provided an educational training session for its members. The workshop included both open and closed sessions as allowed under Section 20 of Procedure By‑law 160‑2004 and the Municipal Act. No decisions, directions to staff, or new agenda items were taken, and meeting notes will be prepared by the City Clerk’s Office for public review upon request.

• Educational training session for Committee of Adjustment members
• Open session and closed session conducted per Procedure By‑law 160‑2004
• No decisions or directions to staff may be made at the workshop
• Meeting notes to be prepared and made available on request

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will review two zoning applications: a large amendment to the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for a high‑density residential project at 10350 The Gore Road, and a temporary amendment to permit a motor‑vehicle sales establishment at 9296 Highway 50 for up to three years. Staff reports on the 2024/2025 Active Transportation Master Plan implementation, an update to the Urban Design Guidelines, and changes to the Growth Management Staging and Sequencing Strategy for Secondary Plan 47 Sub‑Area 3A will also be presented.

• OZS‑2024‑0065: Amendment for 20‑ and 22‑storey towers (419 units), two 4‑storey apartments (122 units), and 249 townhouse units at 10350 The Gore Road
• OZS‑2023‑0004: Temporary zoning amendment for a motor‑vehicle sales establishment at 9296 Highway 50 (max 3 years)
• Staff report on Active Transportation Master Plan 2024/2025 Annual Report (city‑wide)
• Staff report on Urban Design Guidelines update
• Staff report on modifications to Growth Management Staging and Sequencing Strategy for Secondary Plan 47 – Sub Area 3A

The Planning and Development Committee approved the delisting of 10294 Heritage Road from the city’s heritage register and directed staff to work with the applicant on demolition permits. It also approved the amendment to the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for the West Humber River development at 10350 The Gore Road, and a temporary zoning amendment for 9296 Highway 50. All motions were carried on consent.

• Delist 10294 Heritage Road from the heritage register (HB018-2025) – Approved
• Direct staff to process demolition permits for 10294 Heritage Road – Approved
• Amend Official Plan and Zoning By‑law, adopt Draft Plan of Subdivision for West Humber River development (OZS‑2024‑0065) – Approved on consent
• Add community vision and planning principles to Gore Meadows Secondary Plan area – Approved on consent
• Approve temporary zoning amendment for 9296 Highway 50 (OZS‑2023‑0004) – Approved on consent
• Adopt Active Transportation Master Plan Implementation 2024/2025 annual report – Approved on consent
• Adopt Urban Design Guidelines Update – Approved on consent
• Approve modifications to Growth Management Staging and Sequencing Strategy for Secondary Plan 47 Sub Area 3A – Approved on consent

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will consider several staff reports and recommendations. Items include a procurement request for constructing multi-use paths on Westcreek, Advance and Alfred Kuehne Boulevards, a three‑year risk and insurance management services contract, and a budget amendment for a hearing loop pilot project. Additional recommendations cover naming a facility after former Councillor Grant Gibson and an agreement with the Tourism Municipal Services Corporation.

• Procurement recommendation for construction of multi-use paths on Westcreek Blvd, Advance Blvd, and Alfred Kuehne Blvd (Public Works)
• Procurement recommendation for Risk and Insurance Management Services for a three‑year period (Legislative Services)
• Budget amendment and capital project request for Hearing Loop Pilot Project (Legislative Services)
• Recommendation to name a facility in honour of former Councillor Grant Gibson (Corporate Services)
• Recommendation for agreement with Tourism Municipal Services Corporation (Corporate Services)

The Committee approved the enactment of a new Mobile Licensing By-law and the repeal of the City of Brampton Licensing By-law 67-2014. A $60,000 budget amendment was approved for a hearing‑loop pilot project. The procurement process for the city's Risk and Insurance Management services was authorized. Two public delegations were referred to staff for further review.

• Approved new Mobile Licensing By-law and repeal of By-law 67-2014 (Carried)
• Approved $60,000 budget amendment for Hearing Loop Pilot Project (Carried)
• Authorized procurement for Risk and Insurance Management services (Carried)
• Referred Golf Almighty Building Improvement Grant review to staff (Carried)
• Referred Legion Cadet Corps lease renewal to staff for report (Carried)
• Received request for support for Brampton Fashion Week (Carried)
• Approved Accessibility Advisory Committee minutes and recommendations (Carried)
• Approved agenda amendment adding ATU collective agreement memorandum (Carried)

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will review heritage impact assessments for properties on Main Street South and Embleton Road, and consider a heritage permit and grant application for a Church Street East property. The meeting also includes a delegation regarding a heritage resource on Heritage Road.

• Review of Heritage Impact Assessment for 127, 133 & 133A Main Street South
• Review of Heritage Impact Assessment for 2305 Embleton Road
• Consideration of Heritage Permit and Grant Application for 27 Church Street East
• Delegation by Jason Aphonso regarding 10294 Heritage Road
• Discussion on Archaeological Management Plan (BRAMP) next steps

The Heritage Board approved the heritage permit application for restoration, repair and cleaning of the red brick exterior and front porch steps at 27 Church Street East, and approved a Designated Heritage Property Incentive Grant of up to $10,000 for the work. A motion to refer the delisting request for 10294 Heritage Road to Council was defeated (4‑5). Several Heritage Impact Assessment reports were received and accepted, with mitigation and commemoration recommendations approved for multiple sites.

• HB017-2025 – Request to delist 10294 Heritage Road referred to Council – Lost (Yea 4, Nay 5)
• HB018-2025 – Staff directed to report back with Heritage Impact Assessment for 10294 Heritage Road – Carried
• HB019-2025 – Mitigation measures for 127, 133 & 133A Main Street South approved – Carried
• HB020-2025 – HIA for 2305 Embleton Road deemed complete; no mitigation required – Carried
• HB021-2025 – Recommendations for 24 Alexander Street and Etobicoke Creek Diversion Channel approved, demolition allowed – Carried
• HB022-2025 – Heritage permit and up to $10,000 grant for 27 Church Street East approved – Carried
• HB023-2025 – Documentation, Salvage Report and Commemoration Plan for 59 Elizabeth St N received – Carried

City Council

The City Council will consider a series of by‑law amendments, including changes to the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 270‑2004 for 0 Rollingwood Drive (Ward 4) and an Official Plan amendment for 11038 The Gore Road (Ward 10). Staff reports on updates to the Accountability and Transparency Policy and the Closed Session Meeting Protocol will also be presented. A deferred staff report on Committee of Adjustment fee changes will be discussed following a prior resolution.

• By‑law amendment to Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 270‑2004 for 0 Rollingwood Drive, Ward 4
• By‑law amendment to the Official Plan for 11038 The Gore Road, Ward 10
• Staff Report: Accountability and Transparency Policy updates
• Staff Report: Closed Session Meeting Protocol updates
• Staff Report: Information Report – response to delegations on Committee of Adjustment fees (deferred from April 30 meeting)

The council approved the updated Accountability and Transparency Policy and rescinded the 2007 version. It authorized a $7.9 million draw from the General Rate Stabilization reserve to cover the 2024 operating budget deficit. The council also received and accepted several financial and committee reports, and adopted agenda amendments and the April 30 minutes.

• Approved Accountability and Transparency Policy (C103-2025)
• Authorized $7.9 M draw from General Rate Stabilization reserve (10.3.4)
• Authorized budget amendments for capital projects (10.3.1)
• Received 2024 Year‑End Investment Report (10.3.2)
• Received Building Code Act Annual Report (10.3.3)
• Approved committee recommendations from CAC, GC, CW, and PDC (12.2‑12.5)
• Approved agenda amendments adding announcements (C101-2025)
• Adopted minutes of April 30, 2025 meeting (C102-2025)

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will discuss Municipal Accessibility Plan priorities and receive the 2024 Accessibility Annual Report. The body will also consider a recommendation regarding the nomination process for the 2025 Accessibility Awards.

• 2024 Accessibility Annual Report
• 2025 Accessibility Awards nomination process
• Verbal update on Rosalea Tennis Dome by Director of Parks Maintenance and Forestry

The committee approved its agenda and received two reports on the 2024 Accessibility Annual Report and the 2025 Accessibility Awards nomination process. It selected and appointed a four‑member sub‑committee to review award nominations. The meeting was adjourned and scheduled to reconvene on September 23, 2025.

• Approved agenda (AAC009-2025) – Carried
• Received 2024 Accessibility Annual Report (AAC010-2025) – Carried
• Received 2025 Accessibility Awards nomination process report (AAC011-2025) – Carried
• Selected sub‑committee for award nomination review – Carried
• Appointed Michelle Buckland, Sherri Hopkins, Vanessa Tantalo, and Franco Spadafora to the nomination review sub‑committee – Carried
• Adjourned meeting and set next meeting for September 23, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. (AAC012-2025) – Carried

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will conduct two hearings. The first hearing concerns Albert McFaul’s appeal under By‑law 165‑2022, issued February 13 2025, for PLAN 329 LOT 48. The second hearing concerns Zabiullah Ghurwal’s appeal under By‑law 67‑2014, following a licence refusal on April 17 2025 and an appeal filed April 22 2025.

• Hearing #1 – Albert McFaul, File L25.02/2025, appeal under By‑law 165‑2022, legal description PLAN 329 LOT 48
• Hearing #2 – Zabiullah Ghurwal, File L25.03/2025, appeal under By‑law 67‑2014, licence refused April 17 2025

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will hold public meetings to review the Credit Valley Secondary Plan Area 45, consider a city‑wide New Comprehensive Zoning By‑law, discuss an amendment to expand outdoor storage permissions for truck parking, and evaluate several development applications and official‑plan amendments. Recommendations will be made on each item.

• Official Plan Amendment – Credit Valley Secondary Plan Review, Area 45 (Wards 4‑5)
• City‑wide New Comprehensive Zoning By‑law (excluding Brampton GO Downtown and Main Street North DPA areas)
• Zoning By‑law Amendment to expand outdoor storage permissions for truck parking city‑wide
• Application OZS‑2025‑0005: three‑storey commercial building at 10709 Creditview Road, Ward 6
• Application OZS‑2025‑0015: amendment and draft subdivision plan for up to 299 single‑detached homes, 217 townhouses, etc., at 10512 Mississauga Road, Ward 6

The Planning and Development Committee carried motion PDC051‑2025, receiving the presentation and staff report on the City‑initiated New Comprehensive Zoning By‑law (File 2025‑324). It also accepted delegations from four Brampton residents and correspondence from two consulting firms related to the by‑law. All items were approved without opposition.

• Approved agenda (PDC048‑2025) – Carried
• Approved consent items (PDC049‑2025) – Carried
• Received Credit Valley Secondary Plan Review presentation and report; staff directed to report back (PDC050‑2025) – Carried
• Received New Comprehensive Zoning By‑law presentation and report; accepted resident delegations and consulting correspondence (PDC051‑2025) – Carried
• Received Outdoor Storage Permissions for Truck Parking presentation and report (PDC052‑2025) – Carried
• Received Gajjar Development Group amendment presentation, delegation, and correspondence (PDC053‑2025) – Carried
• Received HL Industrial Holding amendment presentation, delegations, and correspondence (PDC054‑2025) – Carried

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will consider multiple correspondence and site‑inspection requests about traffic congestion, parking and crossing‑guard needs at various schools. It will receive an update on school patrol statistics for March‑April 2025 and review safety issues for new school openings. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Review traffic congestion, parking and crossing‑guard request at Ebenezer Road and Alfonzo Road, Clairville Public School (Ward 8)
• Review traffic congestion and crossing‑guard request at Wardenwood Drive and Ledger Point Crescent, Countryside Village Public School (Ward 10)
• Review parking issues, traffic congestion and safety at Gentry Way and Ironshield Drive, Beryl Ford Public School (Ward 10)
• Review traffic congestion and crossing‑guard request at Wardsville Drive / Financial Drive, Eldorado Public School (Ward 4)
• Review safety at Wanless Drive and Thornbush Boulevard and Wanless Drive and Brisdale Drive, St. Aidan Catholic School (Ward 6)

The council received and approved correspondence requesting traffic congestion and crossing‑guard reviews at several school sites and ordered site inspections for each. It accepted site inspection reports for St. Aidan Catholic School, Grenoble Public School and a new Catholic school, directing repairs, safety information, and future inspections. Upcoming inspections were scheduled for Eldorado, Countryside, and Clairville schools, and the council adjourned to reconvene on June 5, 2025.

• SC017-2025: Received correspondence and ordered site inspection for Ebenezer Rd/Alfonzo Rd – Carried
• SC018-2025: Received correspondence and ordered site inspection for Wardenwood Dr/Ledger Point Cres – Carried
• SC019-2025: Received correspondence; no further inspection required for Gentry Way/Ironshield Dr – Carried
• SC020-2025: Received correspondence and ordered site inspection for Wardsville Dr/Financial Dr – Carried
• SC021-2025: Received update on School Patrol Statistics – Carried
• SC022-2025: Received St. Aidan Catholic School inspection report; ordered crack repair, safety info, and pedestrian timing review – Carried
• SC023-2025: Received Grenoble Public School inspection report; ordered entrance repair, Kiss‑and‑Ride repaint, and determined no crossing guard needed – Carried
• SC024-2025: Received new Catholic school inspection report; confirmed no additional infrastructure needed and scheduled future inspection – Carried

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee agenda for May 8, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda. The document appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review staff reports and recommendations on a proposed 2025 Mobile Licensing By-law that would replace By-law 67-2014, and on amendments to the Unauthorized Parking By-law 104-2018. Public delegations will be heard, including a request to repeal the Mobile Licensing By-law and updates from the Brampton Library and local sports groups. The meeting also includes routine sections such as announcements, question periods, and a closed‑session information update on land acquisition.

• Staff Report and recommendation on New Mobile Licensing By-law (2025) – repeal/replace By-law 67-2014
• Staff Report and recommendation on Proposed Amendments to Unauthorized Parking By-law 104-2018
• Public delegation requesting repeal and replacement of Mobile Licensing By-law 67-2014 (Item 6.1)
• Delegation from Brampton Library presenting expansion plans and community impact
• Delegation from Breaking Borders Sports requesting sponsorship for youth baseball tournament

The Committee approved the meeting agenda with an added staff update item, approved routine consent items, referred the new Mobile Licensing By‑law and a youth baseball sponsorship request to staff for further study, and voted to adopt proposed amendments to By‑law 104‑2018 (unauthorized parking) and By‑law 333‑2013. All motions were carried.

• Approved agenda with added Item 15.2 (staff update) – Carried
• Approved consent items 9.4.1, 11.3.1, 13 – Carried
• Referred New Mobile Licensing By‑law to staff for further consultation – Carried
• Referred Breaking Borders youth baseball sponsorship request to staff – Carried
• Received delegation from Kim O'Malley on residential parking – Carried
• Approved amendments to By‑law 104‑2018 (unauthorized parking) – Carried
• Approved amendments to By‑law 333‑2013 – Carried
• Received staff update on Government Relations Matters – Carried

Governance and Council Operations Committee

The Governance and Council Operations Committee is meeting to discuss a staff report regarding the Council Code of Conduct. The session includes a presentation from the Integrity Commissioner and proposed amendments to the code.

• Staff Report RM 21/2025: Integrity Commissioner Presentation and Proposed Amendments to the Council Code of Conduct
• Correspondence from Councillor Fortini regarding Council Member Severance Provisions

The committee approved the meeting agenda as presented. It received the Integrity Commissioner report and referred further consideration of the proposed Council Code of Conduct amendments back to staff pending provincial review. Staff were directed to implement a severance allowance for the mayor and councillors, calculated as up to one month’s salary per year of service, maxing at 12 months. The committee also set its next regular meeting for October 27, 2025.

• Approved agenda (carried)
• Received Integrity Commissioner report and referred Code of Conduct amendments to staff (carried)
• Directed staff to implement mayor and councillor severance allowance (carried)
• Scheduled next committee meeting for Oct 27, 2025 (carried)

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will consider and vote on a series of by‑law amendments covering property standards, waste management, administrative penalties, voter‑information language, traffic regulations, civil marriage officiants, banking authority, and the establishment of public highway lands on several streets. The council will also receive reports, announcements, and routine items such as the consent motion and public question period. All listed by‑law items are slated for adoption during this session.

• By‑law 76‑2025 – establish lands as public highway on Williams Parkway and Spar Drive (Ward 8)
• By‑law 77‑2025 – establish lands as public highway on Church Street East (Ward 1)
• By‑law 78‑2025 – establish lands as public highway on Creditview Road (Ward 6)
• By‑law 73‑2025 – amend Traffic By‑law 93‑93 with updates to prohibited turns, speed limits, heavy‑truck routes, fire routes and community safety zones
• By‑law 74‑2025 – authorize civil marriage solemnization services and appoint civil marriage officiants

The Council approved the appointment of new civil marriage officiants, amending By‑law 241‑2019 to reflect the designations. It also consented to Region of Peel By‑law 18‑2025 designating enhanced voting members during regional council vacancies. Additionally, the Colombian Independence Day Festival was added to the corporate events list as a supported heritage event.

• Approved agenda amendments adding Vancouver tragedy announcement and encampment funding discussion (Carried)
• Adopted minutes of the April 9, 2025 regular council meeting (Carried)
• Adopted minutes of the April 17, 2025 special council meeting (Carried)
• Approved civil marriage officiant designations and amended By‑law 241‑2019 (Carried)
• Consented to Region of Peel By‑law 18‑2025 for enhanced voting members (Carried)
• Deferred Wilson Christian delegation on adjustment fees to May 14, 2025 (Carried)
• Approved recommendations CW136‑2025 to CW162‑2025 and added Colombian Independence Day Festival to corporate events list (Carried)
• Approved routine consent items listed in C094‑2025 (Carried)

Citizen Appointments Committee

The Citizen Appointments Committee will hold a hybrid meeting on April 30, 2025 at City Hall. The agenda includes standard items such as call to order, approval of agenda, declarations of interest, minutes, and a public question period. No specific appointment or other matters are listed for discussion. A closed session is scheduled for appointment deliberations, but details are not publicly disclosed.

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to decide on several new and deferred consent and minor variance applications. These requests include land severances for development, zoning variances for residential structures, and permits for commercial uses.

• B-2025-0003: Request to sever a 0.030 hectare lot at 7 Church Street East for future residential and mixed-use development
• B-2025-0004: Request for a servicing easement at 8470 and 8480 Highway 50
• A-2025-0033: Request to permit a motor vehicle sales establishment and 20-spot storage area at 110 Orenda Road
• A-2025-0025: Request for a 14.49-metre building height and a 172.50 square metre habitable cabana at 28 Rosegarden Drive
• A-2024-0068: Deferred request for multiple variances including a 1.2-metre front yard setback for a garage at 10 Hazelwood Drive

Planning and Development Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Planning and Development Committee meeting on April 28, 2025 contains no listed items. It appears to be a placeholder with no substantive agenda content.

MedTech Task Force

The agenda contains no listed items. The meeting appears to be a placeholder with no substantive agenda.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review staff reports and recommendations, including a budget amendment to reimburse developers for trail and park construction in Wards 6 and 9, and a proposed amendment to Sign By‑law 399‑2002 to permit Stand‑for‑Canada lawn signs. Additional items include a procurement request for citywide winter lights, an expansion of the leaf‑vacuum program, and updates to the anti‑racism and inclusion policy. The meeting also includes public delegations, announcements, and routine approvals.

• Budget amendment – developer reimbursement for trails and parks in Wards 6 and 9
• By‑law amendment to Sign By‑law 399‑2002 to allow Stand‑for‑Canada lawn signs
• Procurement request for supply, installation, removal and maintenance of winter lights citywide (three‑year period)
• Expansion of the Leaf Vacuum Program (RM 83/2024) with service area options
• Anti‑Racism and Inclusion Policy (RM 8/2023) staff report

The Committee approved the meeting agenda and routine consent items. It referred the delegation proposing Bitcoin as a reserve asset to staff for consideration. Several public delegations were received, and other delegations and a regional request were referred to staff for future reports.

• Approved agenda (CW136-2025) – Carried
• Approved routine consent items (items 7.1, 8.2.1, 8.3.1, 8.3.2, 9.2.1, 10.2.1, 11.2.1, 11.2.2, 12.2.2, 12.2.3, 12.3.1, 12.3.2, 13) – Carried
• Referred Bitcoin reserve asset delegation to staff (CW138-2025) – Carried
• Received Business Climate Partnership Program delegation (CW139-2025) – Carried
• Received Queen Street BRT delegation (CW140-2025) – Carried
• Received Waste Management delegation (CW141-2025) – Carried
• Referred Committee of Adjustment fee delegations to staff for report (CW142-2025) – Carried
• Referred request for consent to By‑law 18‑2025 to staff for report (CW145-2025) – Carried

City Council - Special Meeting

The City Council will consider and vote to approve a loan agreement with Home Opportunities for the property at 10124 Mississauga Road, and delegate execution authority to the Commissioner of Planning, Building and Growth Management and the Treasurer. A motion will also direct staff to refund the difference in application fees for municipal file OZS-2024-0037 under the new fee tariff. The agenda includes a summary of recommendations from the Brampton Heritage Board and a closed‑session report on the Transit Innovation Pilot Project. A by‑law will be confirmed to record the proceedings of this special meeting.

• Approve Home Opportunities loan agreement for 10124 Mississauga Road and delegate execution authority
• Refund applicant fee difference for municipal file OZS-2024-0037 per new tariff
• Review Brampton Heritage Board recommendations (April 15, 2025)
• Closed‑session report on Transit Innovation Pilot Project
• Confirm by‑law recording the special meeting proceedings

The council approved a loan agreement with Home Opportunities for 10124 Mississauga Road and delegated authority to execute it. Staff was directed to refund an applicant the fee difference under the new tariff. Several heritage board recommendations were approved, with one item referred back to staff, and a notice to repeal a heritage by‑law was issued. The Transit Innovation pilot project budget was increased by $8.1 million, funded from Reserve 4 with offsetting dormant funding.

• Approved Home Opportunities Loan Agreement and delegated execution (C085-2025) – Carried
• Directed staff to issue fee refund per new tariff (C085-2025) – Carried
• Approved Heritage Board recommendations BHB008‑10 and BHB012‑15; referred HB011‑2025 back to staff (C086-2025) – Carried
• Issued Notice of Intention to repeal By‑law 33‑2006 for 133 Main Street South and required Heritage Impact Assessment (C087-2025) – Carried
• Increased Transit Innovation pilot project budget by $8.1 million, funded from Reserve 4 with offsetting dormant funding (C088-2025) – Carried
• Confirmed By‑law 68‑2025 to record special meeting proceedings (C089-2025) – Carried
• Adjourned meeting and set next regular meeting for April 30, 2025 (C090-2025) – Carried

Brampton Women's Advisory Committee

The Brampton Women’s Advisory Committee will hear a delegation from Jenna Robson on homelessness in the city. Regional Councillors Santos and Brar will provide an update on planning for the International Women’s Day event and the 2026 event. The committee will also review and approve the minutes from the January 16, 2025 meeting.

• Delegation by Jenna Robson, Director of Operations, Regeneration Outreach Community – homelessness in the city
• Update by Regional Councillors Santos and Brar – International Women’s Day event planning for 2026
• Review and approval of minutes from the January 16, 2025 BWAC meeting

The Brampton Women's Advisory Committee approved the agenda with an added discussion item on youth leadership. The committee received a delegation from Jenna Robson on homelessness in the city. A motion to adjourn the meeting and reconvene on October 16, 2025 was carried.

• Agenda approved as amended (Carried)
• Delegation on homelessness received (Carried)
• Adjournment to October 16, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. (Carried)

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will consider an objection to the Notice of Intention to Designate 18 River Road under the Ontario Heritage Act. It will also review heritage impact assessments for properties at 41‑45 Mill Street North, 32‑34 Park Street, and 1300 Highway 50. A presentation on the completion of the City of Brampton Archaeological Management Plan will be given, and a delegation will discuss repealing the designation for 133 Main Street South.

• Objection to Notice of Intention to Designate 18 River Road (Ward 6)
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 41‑45 Mill Street North and 32‑34 Park Street (Ward 1)
• Heritage Impact Assessment for 1300 Highway 50 (Ward 10)
• Delegation to repeal designation for 133 Main Street South
• Report on completion of the Brampton Archaeological Management Plan (BRAMP)

The board amended its agenda to add two delegations and approved the changes. It referred the request to repeal the designation of 133 Main Street South to staff for a report. The board received the Brampton Archaeological Management Plan and scheduled a discussion for May 20. It recommended that the city council not withdraw the notice of intention to designate 18 River Road and approved demolition of the Mill Street properties with mitigation conditions.

• Agenda amendment adding delegations (HB008-2025) carried
• Referral of 133 Main Street South designation repeal to staff (HB009-2025) carried
• Receipt and review of BRAMP project, discussion scheduled for May 20 (HB010-2025) carried
• Recommendation to proceed with designation of 18 River Road (HB011-2025) carried
• Approval of Cultural Heritage Evaluation and HIA for 41-45 Mill Street North and 32-34 Park Street, demolition allowed with conditions (HB012-2025) carried
• Approval of HIA for 10300 Highway 50, mitigation recommendations accepted and staff to prepare designation report for 10192A Highway 50 (HB013-2025) carried
• Receipt of resident correspondence regarding Historic Bovaird House (HB014-2025) carried

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal has scheduled a meeting for April 14, 2025. The agenda is currently empty, indicating no specific items have been set for discussion or decision at this time.

• Meeting scheduled for April 14, 2025
• Agenda currently empty
• No items set for discussion or decision

Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee

The Brampton Community Safety Advisory Committee is meeting to receive presentations from city and regional safety offices. The session includes reports from the Peel Regional Police and the Region of Peel's Community Safety Well-Being Plan.

• Update from the City of Brampton's Community Safety and Well-Being Office
• Peel Regional Police report on road safety, auto theft, break and enters, intimate partner violence, and guns
• Update on Peel's Community Safety Well-Being Plan from the Region of Peel

The committee amended its agenda to note the resignation and formally received that update. It accepted three presentations from the City’s Community Safety Office, Peel Regional Police, and Peel’s Health Services. Resident delegations on safety concerns were received, and the next meeting was scheduled for June 19, 2025.

• Agenda amendment to add verbal update on resignation – Carried (BCS001-2025)
• Receipt of Razmin Said presentation on Community Safety Office – Carried (BCS002-2025)
• Receipt of Constable Jana Marchese presentation on road and crime highlights – Carried (BCS003-2025)
• Receipt of Inga Pedra presentation on Peel's Community Safety Well‑Being Plan – Carried (BCS004-2025)
• Receipt of resident delegations regarding safety concerns – Carried (BCS005-2025)
• Receipt of verbal update on Jennifer Miles resignation – Carried (BCS006-2025)
• Adjournment and scheduling of next meeting for June 19, 2025 – Carried (BCS007-2025)

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting on April 9, 2025 will consider several by‑law motions, including By‑law 60‑2025 to levy and collect property taxes for 2025 and By‑law 59‑2025 to amend development charge by‑laws for an Office Development Charges Incentive Program. The council will also vote on a $5,000 budget to add Polish Heritage Month to the Corporate Events Listing for 2023‑2026. Additional items include amendments to banking authority, purchasing by‑law, and part‑lot control restrictions on specific registered plans.

• By‑law 60‑2025 – levy and collection of property taxes for 2025
• By‑law 59‑2025 – amend Development Charges By‑laws 110‑2024 to 117‑2024 for Office Development Charges Incentive Program
• Polish Heritage Month added to Corporate Events Listing with a $5,000.00 budget
• By‑law 61‑2025 – amend By‑law 107‑2020 to establish bank and investment management signing authority
• By‑law 63‑2025 – prevent part‑lot control on Registered Plan 43M‑2156 along Antibes Drive, near Queen Street West and James Potter Road (Ward 5)

Council approved the Office Development Charges Incentive Program, granting authority to the CAO and Treasurer to expand it if demand exceeds the pilot scope. The council also approved amendments to the 2024 Development Charges By‑laws to implement office discounts, remove contradictions, and update definitions. Additional items approved under the consent motion included designating the Northern Heat Series as a municipally significant event, adding Polish Heritage Month to the corporate events list with a $5,000 budget, and acknowledging routine items and closed‑session minutes.

• Approved Office Development Charges Incentive Program (delegated authority) – Carried
• Amended 2024 Development Charges By‑laws to add office discounts and clarify definitions – Carried
• Designated Northern Heat Series (June 27‑29, 2025) as a municipally significant event – Carried
• Added Polish Heritage Month to Corporate Events Listing 2023‑2026 with $5,000 budget – Carried
• Approved agenda amendments including Item 6.5 and Item 16.4 – Carried
• Adopted minutes of March 26, 2025 council meeting – Carried
• Approved routine items 8.1, 10.2.1, 10.3.1, 12.1, 12.2, 13.1, 14.1, 16.1, 19.1, 19.2 – Carried
• Acknowledged closed‑session minutes of March 26, 2025 and April 2, 2025 – Carried

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will hear presentations on a pedestrian crossover study for Torbram Road, the 2024‑2025 winter maintenance plan, updates to the 2025 work plan and Bike Month planning, and reports from recent bike‑related events. The committee will also discuss the Ontario Bike Summit and consider resident correspondence about the Brampton Biosphere Eco‑City. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation on Pedestrian Crossover on Torbram Road (PXO Study)
• Presentation on Brampton Active Transportation Infrastructure Winter Maintenance 2024‑2025
• Presentation on latest updates to the 2025 Work Plan and Bike Month planning
• Discussion regarding the Ontario Bike Summit
• Correspondence from a resident about the Brampton Biosphere Eco‑City

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee approved its agenda and formally received several presentations, including a citizen briefing on a Torbram Road pedestrian crossover and updates on the 2025 work plan, bike month, and winter maintenance. It also accepted a resident’s correspondence on the Brampton Biosphere Eco‑City and recorded updates from recent bike shows. The meeting was then adjourned to reconvene on June 10, 2025.

• Approved agenda (ATC007-2025) – Carried
• Received Cindy Evans presentation on Gitty Up More Buns on Bikes (ATC008-2025) – Carried
• Received presentation on Torbram Road pedestrian crossover (ATC009-2025) – Carried
• Received presentation on 2025 Work Plan and Bike Month planning (ATC010-2025) – Carried
• Received presentation on winter maintenance of active‑transport infrastructure (ATC011-2025) – Carried
• Accepted verbal update on Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show statistics (ATC012-2025) – Carried
• Accepted verbal update on Toronto Bike Show and E‑Bike Expo (ATC013-2025) – Carried
• Accepted correspondence from David Laing on Brampton Biosphere Eco‑City (ATC014-2025) – Carried

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider a series of statutory public meetings and planning applications. Items include official plan amendments, zoning by‑law changes, and mixed‑use and industrial developments across several wards. The Committee will vote on recommendations for each listed application.

• Region of Peel Official Plan Amendment to remove the ‘Employment’ designation at 8383 Mississauga Road and 0 Sky Harbour Drive (Ward 4)
• Application OZS‑2024‑0061 to amend the zoning by‑law for three industrial buildings, a stormwater pond and related features at 0 Coleraine Drive (Ward 10)
• Application OZS‑2024‑0062 to amend the official plan and zoning by‑law for a 12‑storey mixed‑use building with 128 residential units and 175 parking spaces at 3407 Countryside Drive (Ward 10)
• Application OZS‑2024‑0067 to amend the official plan and zoning by‑law for 14‑ and 16‑storey residential towers with 618 units and 578 parking spaces at 0 Queen Street West (Ward 4)
• Application OZS‑2025‑0002 to amend the official plan and zoning by‑law for a 14‑storey mixed‑use building with 206 units and 341 parking spaces at 1466‑1490 Queen Street West and 9021‑9025 Creditview Road (Ward 5)

The Planning and Development Committee approved the agenda with Item 8.3 deferred to the April 28 meeting. A consent motion covering items 7.1, 7.3, 7.4 and 8.1 was carried. The Committee received three public‑meeting presentations, associated delegations and correspondence for official‑plan and zoning‑by‑law amendment applications (files 2025‑166, OZS‑2024‑0061, OZS‑2024‑0062).

• Agenda approved; Item 8.3 (Bram West Secondary Plan Review) deferred (Carried)
• Consent motion approving items 7.1, 7.3, 7.4 and 8.1 carried
• Received presentation, delegation and correspondence for City‑initiated Region of Peel Official Plan Amendment (8383 Mississauga Rd & 0 Sky Harbour Dr, Ward 4, File 2025‑166) (Carried)
• Received presentation and correspondence for Zoning By‑law amendment and Draft Plan of Subdivision (0 Coleraine Dr, Ward 10, File OZS‑2024‑0061) (Carried)
• Received presentation, delegations and correspondence for Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendment (3407 Countryside Dr, Ward 10, File OZS‑2024‑0062) (Carried)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee will receive an update on the upcoming annual induction ceremony. It will also get an update on the Hall of Fame space planned for Victoria Park Arena. The meeting includes routine items such as approving the agenda and reviewing prior minutes, but no decisions are listed.

• Approval of agenda
• Review of December 5, 2024 meeting minutes
• Update on Annual Induction Ceremony (presented by Teri Bommer)
• Update on Sports Hall of Fame space at Victoria Park Arena (presented by Teri Bommer)

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee approved its meeting agenda. It formally received the update on the annual induction ceremony scheduled for May 6, 2025. It also received the update on the Sports Hall of Fame space at Victoria Park Arena, with completion expected in March 2027. The meeting was adjourned to reconvene on May 8, 2025.

• Approved agenda (SHF001-2025) – carried
• Received induction ceremony update (SHF002-2025) – carried
• Received Sports Hall of Fame space update (SHF003-2025) – carried
• Adjourned meeting to May 8, 2025 (SHF004-2025) – carried

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Council will discuss safety reviews for several schools and receive school patrol enforcement statistics. The meeting includes site inspection reports and requests for safety reviews at specific intersections near school properties.

• Safety review requests for St. Aidan Catholic School at Wanless Drive and Thornbush Boulevard and Wanless Drive and Brisdale Drive
• Safety review requests for Rowntree Public School at Wanless Drive and Queen Mary Drive and Wanless Drive and Edenbrook Hill Drive
• Safety review request for new school at 320 Robert Parkinson Drive
• Site inspection report for Sir Isaac Brock Public School regarding traffic at Riseborough Drive and Oshawa Street
• School patrol statistics from Enforcement and By-law Services for Jan 21 to March 24, 2025

The council approved the meeting agenda and received three safety inspection requests for Wanless Drive intersections, scheduling site inspections. It also adopted a detailed safety plan for Sir Isaac Brock Public School, including education on Kiss‑and‑Ride, new signage, and enforcement measures. The council set the next meeting for May 8, 2025.

• SC009-2025 – Agenda approved (Carried)
• SC010-2025 – Received correspondence on Wanless/Thornbush & Wanless/Brisdale; site inspection to be undertaken (Carried)
• SC011-2025 – Received correspondence on Wanless/Queen Mary & Wanless/Edenbrook Hill; site inspection scheduled for September 2025 (Carried)
• SC012-2025 – Received correspondence on Wanless/Robert Parkinson & Wanless/Leadenhall; site inspection to be undertaken (Carried)
• SC013-2025 – Received Enforcement updates on school patrol statistics for Jan‑Feb and Feb‑Mar 2025 (Carried)
• SC014-2025 – Adopted Sir Isaac Brock site‑inspection report; no adult crossing guard needed; principal to educate on Kiss‑and‑Ride, install signage, consider access changes; Parking Enforcement to enforce No‑Stopping/No‑Parking; Traffic Operations to install No‑Stopping signage (Carried)
• SC015-2025 – Council adjourned and scheduled next meeting for May 8, 2025 (Carried)

Committee of Council

The Brampton Committee of Council will vote on the 2025 Final Tax Levy by-law, which sets the city's tax rates for the coming year. It will also review proposed amendments to development charge by-laws and budget amendments for the Donnelly Ponds restoration project and Brampton Transit extensions into Caledon. Additional items include changes to the Refuse and Dumping By-law and a new Festivals and Events Policy.

• 2025 Final Tax Levy and By-law (tax rates and levy schedule)
• Proposed Development Charges Amending By-laws
• Budget Amendment – Donnelly Ponds Restoration Project – Ward 2
• Budget Amendment – Brampton Transit Service Extensions into the Town of Caledon
• Proposed Amendments to Refuse and Dumping By-law 381-2005

The Committee approved the agenda with a two‑thirds majority vote to add a Polish Heritage Month item. Consent items and a referral of a solicitor‑advice file were carried. Delegations on development charges, a day‑care lease request, rent relief for a city‑hall kiosk, and a Polish flag‑raising event were all received. The Council approved amendments to the Refuse and Dumping By‑law, Property Standards By‑law, and Administrative Penalties By‑law, and extended the city‑property driving‑instruction pilot to June 30 2026 with specific conditions, while supporting the recommendation not to waive annual licence fees.

• Agenda approved, then reopened on a two‑thirds majority vote to add Polish Heritage Month item (11.3.3)
• Consent items (7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 9.2.1‑9.2.3, 11.2.1‑11.2.5, 12.2.1‑12.2.2, 13, 15.1) carried
• Item 15.3 referred to the April 9, 2025 Council meeting
• Delegations on development charges, day‑care lease, rent relief, and Polish flag‑raising received
• Amendments to Refuse and Dumping By‑law 381‑2005, Property Standards By‑law 165‑2022, and Administrative Penalties By‑law 218‑2019 carried
• Driving‑instruction pilot on city property extended to 30 June 2026 with registration waiver, liability waiver, and hours to 8 p.m. carried
• Council supported recommendation not to waive annual driving‑instruction school licence renewal fees

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee will receive a presentation on the Draft Climate Ready Brampton report. It will also hear verbal updates on the Grow Green Festival, Donnelly Ponds, and the Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By-law. Sub‑committee updates will be provided, and the committee will elect its co‑chairs.

• Presentation by Kristina Dokoska on Draft Climate Ready Brampton
• Verbal update from Tooba Shakeel on Grow Green Festival
• Verbal update from Karley Cianchino on Donnelly Ponds
• Verbal update from Pam Cooper on Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law
• Election of Co‑Chairs

The committee elected Charles Coimbra and Sherry‑Ann Ram as Co‑Chairs for the term ending November 14 2026. Updates on the Draft Climate Ready Brampton plan, Grow Green Festival, Donnelly Ponds restoration, and the Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law were formally received. The meeting was adjourned to reconvene on June 3 2025.

• Agenda approved with order variation (Carried)
• Presentation on Draft Climate Ready Brampton received (Carried)
• Grow Green Festival update received (Carried)
• Donnelly Ponds restoration update received (Carried)
• Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law update received (Carried)
• Resignation advisory for Neil Fairhead received (Carried)
• Charles Coimbra and Sherry‑Ann Ram appointed Co‑Chairs (Carried)
• Committee adjourned to meet again on June 3 2025 (Carried)

City Council

The Brampton City Council will consider a package of by‑law amendments, including By‑law 45‑2025 to replace the Grass and Weed Cutting By‑law with a Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law. Related amendments address administrative penalties (By‑law 46‑2025) and encroachment regulations (By‑law 47‑2025). Additional items include establishing new public‑highway lands on Sandalwood Parkway West (By‑law 50‑2025) and preventing part‑lot control on specific registered plans (By‑law 56‑2025 and 57‑2025). The meeting also includes routine reports, announcements, and closed‑session items.

• By‑law 45‑2025 – repeal Grass and Weed Cutting By‑law 166‑2011 and adopt Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law
• By‑law 46‑2025 – amend Administrative Penalties By‑law 218‑2019 to set fines for the new ground‑cover by‑law
• By‑law 47‑2025 – regulate encroachments onto City‑owned lands
• By‑law 50‑2025 – establish lands as part of the public highway system (Sandalwood Parkway West, Ward 2)
• By‑law 56‑2025 – prevent part‑lot control on Registered Plan 43M‑2162 near Cottrelle Boulevard and The Gore Road (Ward 5)

The council formally endorsed Deputy Mayor H. Singh’s nomination to the UCLG World Council and Executive Bureau. It repealed the Grass and Weed Cutting By‑law 166‑2011 and enacted new Ground Cover Maintenance, Encroachment and Administrative Penalties by‑law amendments. Council also approved mayoral expenses that exceeded the 2024 budget and adopted a series of routine consent items.

• Endorsed Deputy Mayor Singh’s appointment to UCLG World Council and Executive Bureau (Carried)
• Repealed Grass and Weed Cutting By‑law 166‑2011 (Carried)
• Enacted Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law (Carried)
• Enacted Encroachment By‑law (Carried)
• Adopted amendments to Administrative Penalties (Non‑Parking) By‑law 218‑2019 (Carried)
• Approved 2024 mayoral expenses exceeding the annual budget (Carried)
• Received and approved minutes from February and March 2025 council and committee meetings (Carried)
• Approved routine consent items 8.1, 8.2, 10.4.1, 12.1‑12.3, 13.1‑14.2, 16.1, 19.1‑19.2 (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider a new consent application for an access easement at 91 Delta Park Blvd. It will also hear several new minor variance requests, including a driveway width increase at 16 Degrey Drive, interior side‑yard setbacks at 87 Calm Waters Crescent and 2600 North Park Drive, and additional industrial uses at the same address. Additional agenda items include a withdrawal request for application A-2024-0479 and review of deferred applications.

• B-2025-0002 – consent to grant an access easement at 91 Delta Park Blvd in favour of the landowner at 81 Delta Park Blvd
• A-2024-0407 – minor variance to permit a driveway width of 9.17 m (by‑law max 7.32 m) at 16 Degrey Drive
• A-2024-0448 – minor variance to permit an interior side‑yard setback of 0.26 m for a deck at 87 Calm Waters Crescent (by‑law requires 0.9 m)
• A-2025-0015 – minor variance to allow additional uses (commercial recreation, retail warehouse, motor vehicle repair) in an industrial mall at 2600 North Park Drive
• A-2025-0019 – minor variance seeking a building height of 13.95 m, taller garage door, larger accessory structure and taller fence at 9 Manswood Crescent

Committee of Adjustment Workshop

The Committee of Adjustment held a workshop on March 25, 2025 to give members an educational training session on meeting protocols and Planning Act provisions. No decisions or directions to staff were made, and quorum was not required. The public could observe the open session, and meeting notes will be prepared by the City Clerk’s Office for public review.

Council Workshop

The Brampton City Council Workshop scheduled for March 24, 2025 contains no listed agenda items. The meeting appears to be procedural with no specific decisions or discussions documented. No contracts, rezoning proposals, or policy items are mentioned in the agenda.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will discuss a staff report proposing a new Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By-law that would repeal By-law 166-2011. Several procurement recommendations will be considered, including services for street lighting, overhead door equipment, and janitorial work. A budget amendment for the addition and renovation of the Chris Gibson Recreation Centre with a childcare facility will be reviewed. A motion to develop a by‑law requiring property owners to keep fire hydrants clear in winter will also be considered.

• Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By-law – proposal to repeal By‑law 166-2011 and replace it
• Procurement request to begin maintenance services for street, park and pathway lighting
• Procurement request for three‑year preventative and demand maintenance of overhead door equipment at city sites
• Procurement request for three‑year janitorial services at various city locations
• Budget amendment for addition and renovation of Chris Gibson Recreation Centre to integrate a childcare facility

The Committee approved a resolution to transfer waste‑collection authority from the Region of Peel to the City of Brampton and to begin related discussions and by‑law actions. A motion to refer the 20‑year lease renewal for 80 Mary Street to staff for a report at the March 26 council meeting was carried. The Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law was received and its report was sent back to staff for further consideration. A request for City support of REVIVE was referred to staff for consideration.

• CW085-2025: Transfer waste collection powers to Brampton – Carried
• CW080-2025: Refer 20‑year lease renewal at 80 Mary Street to staff – Carried
• CW081-2025: Receive Ground Cover Maintenance and Prohibited Plants By‑law delegation – Carried
• CW087-2025: Refer Ground Cover Maintenance By‑law report back to staff – Carried
• CW082-2025: Refer REVIVE support request to staff – Carried
• CW078-2025: Approve meeting agenda – Carried
• CW079-2025: Approve consent items listed – Carried
• CW086-2025: Receive staff presentation on Ground Cover Maintenance By‑law – Carried

City Council - Special Meeting

Brampton City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the municipal responsibility for waste management. The meeting will also include the approval of the agenda, declarations of interest, and a confirming by-law for the proceedings.

• Discussion on municipal responsibility for waste management
• Approval of agenda
• Declarations of interest
• Public Question Period
• Confirming by-law for special meeting proceedings

Brampton Heritage Board

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

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The agenda for the Brampton Appeal Tribunal meeting scheduled for March 17, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The agenda appears to be procedural boilerplate without substantive content.

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

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

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The agenda contains no listed items. The meeting appears to be procedural with no decisions recorded.

City Council

The council will consider a motion responding to U.S. tariff threats and establishing a Mayor’s Tariff Task Force. It will also vote on a series of by-law amendments, including expropriation for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project and changes to fee, parking penalty, zoning and other regulations. Routine items such as approval of minutes, reports and public delegations will also be addressed.

• Motion to respond to U.S. tariff threats and create a Mayor’s Tariff Task Force (moved by Mayor Brown)
• By-law 36-2025 – approve expropriation of land for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project (53 Church Street, Ward 1)
• By-law 31-2025 – amend the Tariff of Fees By-law 85-96 (Housekeeping amendment to Schedule A)
• By-law 33-2025 – amend Administrative Penalties (Parking) By-law 333-2013
• By-law 38-2025 – amend Zoning By-law 270-2004 for Greenvale Homes Ltd., 2648 Countryside Drive, Ward 10

Committee of Adjustment

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment will consider a deferral request for a servicing easement over 21 Van Kirk Drive, a new consent application for a servicing and access easement at 10194 Heart Lake Road, and a series of minor variance applications that seek changes to yard setbacks, driveway widths, garden suite sizes, and accessory structure limits across several wards.

• Deferral request B-2024-0008: servicing easement over 21 Van Kirk Drive for 25 and 35 Van Kirk Drive
• New consent application B-2025-0001: servicing and access easement at 10194 Heart Lake Road
• Minor variance A-2024-0374: reduce pedestrian path width, side‑yard door width, interior side‑yard window setback, landing setback, and parking requirement at 52 Donna Drive
• Minor variance A-2024-0420: garden suite of 44.12 m² at 22 Hedgerow Avenue (by‑law limit 35 m²)
• Minor variance A-2024-0462: two‑storey garden suite of 49.12 m², height 6.7 m, and lot coverage 38 % at 2 Glengrove Court

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will vote to appoint Franco Spadafora and Gurleen Garcha as Co‑Chairs for a one‑year term, with a review after a year. The meeting also reviews Municipal Accessibility Plan priorities, receives a presentation on the City Hall 1st‑floor renovations, and gets updates on the 2024 Ontario Building Code changes, the 2024 Accessible Enforcement report, and the Accessibility Awards program.

• Appointment of Franco Spadafora and Gurleen Garcha as Co‑Chairs (AAC013‑2023)
• Presentation by Kat Norman and Brian Piercey on City Hall 1st‑floor renovations
• Discussion of Municipal Accessibility Plan Priorities
• Report on 2024 Ontario Building Code changes – Accessibility updates
• 2024 Accessible Enforcement annual staff report

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee is meeting to review several internal audit reports and operational frameworks. The body will discuss the 2024 Building Permit Audit and the internal audit work plan for 2025.

• Building Permit Audit 2024 Report
• 2025 Internal Audit Work Plan and 2024 Status Update
• Internal Audit Quality Assurance and Improvement Program
• Internal Audit Communication Framework
• Internal Audit 2024 Annual Report

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider several applications to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law, including a 1,240‑unit mixed‑use project at 2036 Bovaird Drive, a city‑initiated amendment for outdoor truck parking, a 5‑unit subdivision on The Gore Road, a fee‑bylaw housekeeping amendment, and a 116‑unit residential project at 0 Rollingwood Drive. The committee will also receive staff reports, approve minutes from the Active Transportation Advisory Committee, and address other business items.

• OZS‑2023‑0010: Amendment for four high‑rise mixed‑use buildings and three blocks of townhouses (1,240 residential units) at 2036 Bovaird Drive and Mississauga Road (Ward 6)
• City‑initiated Zoning By‑law amendment to expand outdoor storage permissions for truck parking in industrial zones city‑wide
• OZS‑2024‑0004: Amendment for 5 detached residential units at 11038 The Gore Road, Ward 10
• Housekeeping amendment to Schedule A of Planning Application Fee By‑law 85‑96 to clarify fee calculations city‑wide
• OZS‑2024‑0028: Amendment for 116 residential units (4 detached, 22 townhouses, 90 back‑to‑back towns) at 0 Rollingwood Drive, Ward 4

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review several staff reports and recommendations. Key items include a request to begin procurement for the Steeles Avenue Corridor Higher Order Transit Master Plan covering Wards 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, and an update on the Hazel McCallion Line LRT project. Additional reports cover a wet‑lab feasibility study, expropriation of property at 53 Church Street for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project, and the by‑law to establish tax ratios for 2025.

• Staff Report: Request to begin procurement – Steeles Avenue Corridor Higher Order Transit Master Plan (Wards 3, 4, 6, 7, 8)
• Staff Report: Hazel McCallion Line Project Update (including LRT operations and maintenance costs)
• Staff Report: Wet Lab Feasibility Study recommendation
• Staff Report: Property interest to be expropriated for the Downtown Brampton Flood Protection Project at 53 Church Street, Ward 1
• Staff Report: By‑law to establish tax ratios for 2025

Brampton Heritage Board

The Brampton Heritage Board will review recommendation reports on heritage impact assessments for 17-35 Railroad Street (Ward 1) and 30 James Street (Ward 3). It will also consider a heritage building protection, conservation and commemoration plan for 122‑130 Main St N and 7 Church St E, and a heritage permit application for 12061 Hurontario St. Delegations from Tribute Communities and Stantec regarding the same HIA file will be received, and an update on the Bovaird House will be discussed.

• Report 9.1 – Heritage Impact Assessment Recommendation for 17-35 Railroad Street
• Report 9.2 – Heritage Impact Assessment Recommendation for 30 James Street
• Report 10.1 – Heritage Building Protection, Conservation and Commemoration Plans for 122‑130 Main St N and 7 Church St E
• Report 10.2 – Heritage Permit Application Recommendation for 12061 Hurontario St
• Delegation requests (items 6.1 & 6.2) for Heritage Impact Assessment OZS‑2024‑0032 from Tribute Communities and Stantec

Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Active Transportation Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on bicycle parking in Brampton and a presentation of the 2025 Active Transportation Work Plan. It will also review sub‑committee minutes from January 21, 2025, including Ontario Bill 212, and discuss the degradation of asphalt at bus stops on the Vodden Street bicycle lanes. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation on Bicycle Parking in Brampton (Stephen Laidlaw)
• Presentation of the 2025 Active Transportation Work Plan (Fernanda Soares)
• Review of Sub‑Committee Minutes – January 21, 2025 (includes Ontario Bill 212)
• Discussion of asphalt degradation at bus stops on Vodden Street bicycle lanes
• Public and Question Periods (no decisions scheduled)

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider applications for residential subdivisions and official plan amendments. The meeting also includes reports on urban streetscape improvements and residential unit registration compliance.

• Application for seven detached residential dwellings at 3827, 3847, and 3863 Castlemore Road
• City-initiated Official Plan Amendment to remove 'Employment' designation for 'Live-Work' townhouses near Sky Harbour Drive and Financial Drive
• Uptown Steeles Avenue Urban Streetscape Improvements Plan and Feasibility Study
• Additional Residential Unit (ARU) Registration Process regarding Electrical Safety Code Compliance
• Building and Façade Improvement Grant Programs close-out for Wards 1 and 3

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The Brampton Appeal Tribunal will meet to elect a Chair and Co-Chair. The body will also conduct a hearing regarding a revocation issued under By-law 165-2021.

• Election of Chair and Co-Chair
• Hearing #1: File L25.09/2024 regarding appellant Muhammad Nawaz Zahid (revocation date November 4, 2024)

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

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

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

The Brampton School Traffic Safety Council will review site inspection reports and consider requests for additional crossing guards at several school intersections. Items include requests for guards at the intersection of Gowland Gate and Major William Street for Royal Orchard Middle School and Our Lady Peace Catholic School, and a request for a guard and parking review on Greenbriar Road for Greenoble Public School. The council will also discuss traffic congestion at Riseborough Drive and Oshawa Street near Sir Isaac Brock Public School and present recent school patrol statistics.

• Request for crossing guard at Gowland Gate & Major William Street (Royal Orchard Middle School)
• Request for crossing guard at Gowland Gate & Major William Street (Our Lady Peace Catholic School)
• Request for crossing guard and parking review on Greenbriar Road (Greenoble Public School)
• Correspondence on traffic congestion at Riseborough Drive and Oshawa Street (Sir Isaac Brock PS)
• Presentation of school patrol statistics for Nov 23‑Dec 19 2024 and Dec 20 2024‑Jan 22 2025

City Council

The City of Brampton Council will review and vote on a by‑law to temporarily borrow funds for 2025, adopt new occupational health‑safety standards, and explore an urban sports park partnership. Staff reports will recommend procurement for park shade shelters, playground equipment, and streetlight rebuilds. Several by‑law amendments will be presented, including changes to residential rental licensing and official plan zoning.

• By‑law 15‑2025 – temporary borrowing of funds for the year 2025
• Notice of Motion to accept COR2020 and ISO 45001 as valid occupational health‑safety standards
• Notice of Motion to explore feasibility of an urban sports park partnership with Atiba Hutchinson
• Procurement request for design, supply and installation of park shade shelters and playground equipment citywide
• By‑law 14‑2025 – amendment to the Residential Rental Licensing By‑law 216‑2023

Environment Advisory Committee

The Environment Advisory Committee will receive verbal updates on the Grass and Weed Cutting By-law and the Grow Green Festival. Members will also discuss sub-committee updates and the overall goals of the Environment Advisory Committee.

• Verbal update on Grass and Weed Cutting By-law
• Verbal update on Grow Green Festival
• Discussion on Sub-Committee Updates
• Discussion on Environment Advisory Committee Goals

Governance and Council Operations Committee

The Governance and Council Operations Committee agenda for February 3, 2025 contains no listed items. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without substantive decisions, contracts, or hearings.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will discuss a summary of public consultation regarding a ward boundary review. The meeting also includes requests to begin procurement for road resurfacing and arena refrigeration maintenance.

• Ward Boundary Review – Summary of Public Consultation (RM 65/2024)
• Procurement request for road resurfacing projects (RM 85/2024)
• Procurement request for arena refrigeration equipment maintenance
• 2025 Temporary Borrowing By-Law
• Report on the status of General Accounts Receivable and 2024 write-offs

Committee of Adjustment

The Brampton Committee of Adjustment will review a series of minor variance applications and a withdrawal request. Items include requests for truck loading facilities, side‑yard entrances, driveway width changes, and a proposal to operate a motor vehicle sales establishment with reduced parking requirements. The committee will also adopt the December 10, 2024 minutes and record declarations of interest.

• Withdrawal request A-2024-0260 for 38 LaRose Court (application withdrawn).
• Minor variance A-2023-0417 at 24 Regan Road: truck loading facility in front half of building depth and rear yard setback reduction to 13.8 m.
• Minor variance A-2024-0348 at 12 Festoon Place: side‑yard entrance width reduction and step setback reduction.
• Minor variance A-2024-0413 at 3 and 4 – 2084 Steeles Avenue East: permit motor vehicle sales establishment and reduce required parking from 588 to 448 spaces.
• Minor variance A-2024-0434 at 39 Peak Drive: exterior stairway to below‑grade entrance and side‑yard setback reduction to 3.26 m.

Planning and Development Committee

The agenda for the Brampton Planning and Development Committee on 2025-01-27 contains no listed items, descriptions, or decisions. It only shows generic placeholders and no substantive business to be decided or discussed.

City Council

The Brampton City Council meeting will approve routine items such as the agenda, minutes and a consent motion, and hear staff reports. The council will decide on an application to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for a 10‑storey, 105‑unit residential building at 0 McLaughlin Road. Several by‑law amendments (By‑law 3‑2025 to By‑law 6‑2025) that were deferred from the December meeting will also be considered. All items are listed on the agenda for this meeting.

• Application to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for 0 McLaughlin Road (10‑storey, 105 units)
• By‑law 3‑2025 – amendment to By‑law 165‑2022 (property maintenance and occupancy standards)
• By‑law 4‑2025 – amendment to By‑law 218‑2019 (administrative penalties, non‑parking)
• By‑law 5‑2025 – amendment to Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (rate of speed and fire routes updates)
• By‑law 6‑2025 – amendment to Traffic By‑law 93‑93 (community safety zones schedule)

City Council - Special Meeting

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

Brampton Heritage Board

The agenda for the Brampton Heritage Board meeting on 2025-01-21 contains no listed items. It consists only of generic placeholders and procedural sections. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document.

City Council - Special Meeting

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

City Council - Special Meeting

The agenda for the Brampton City Council special meeting on Jan 17, 2025 contains no listed items. No specific decisions or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The meeting appears to be procedural with no concrete agenda items.

Brampton Women's Advisory Committee

The committee will hear a delegation on the status of gender‑based violence in Peel and a presentation of survey results. A verbal update on plans for International Women’s Day will be provided. The meeting includes discussions on a communication channel and planning future meetings. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Delegation by Rebecca Rosario (Development and Education Manager) on gender‑based violence status in Peel
• Presentation by Shanika Johnson (Manager, Equity Office) on BWAC survey results
• Verbal update by Megan Guerra (Manager, Events and Protocol) on International Women’s Day plans
• Discussion requested by Co‑Chair Angel Massey‑Singh on communication channel
• Discussion requested by Co‑Chair Angel Massey‑Singh on planning future meetings

City Council - Special Meeting

The agenda for the Brampton City Council special meeting on 2025-01-16 contains no listed items. The document appears to be a placeholder with no substantive proposals, decisions, or discussions recorded. No votes, contracts, rezoning proposals, or other actions are detailed.

Committee of Council

The Committee of Council will review several staff reports and recommendations, including a surplus declaration and disposal of city‑owned lands at 0 and 40 Aurora Place in Ward 2. It will also consider the delegation of the 2025 regional tax ratio setting and updates on active consulting contracts and purchasing activity for the third quarter of 2024. Additional items include proposed amendments to occupancy standards by‑law for rental accommodations. Minutes from various advisory committees will be approved.

• Surplus Declaration and Disposal of City‑Owned Lands at 0 and 40 Aurora Place (Ward 2) – recommendation (Item 12.2.4)
• Delegation of Regional Tax Ratio Setting 2025 – recommendation (Item 12.2.1)
• Active Consulting Service Contracts – 3rd Quarter 2024 – report (Item 12.2.2)
• Purchasing Activity Quarterly Report – 3rd Quarter 2024 – report (Item 12.2.3)
• Proposed amendments to By‑law 165‑2022, Occupancy Standards and Overcrowding in Rental Accommodations – draft by‑law (Items 10.2.1/10.2.2)

City Council - Special Meeting

The agenda for the Brampton City Council special meeting on January 14, 2025 contains no listed items. It consists only of generic headings and placeholders without any specific proposals, contracts, or hearings. Therefore no decisions or discussions are scheduled.

Planning and Development Committee

The Planning and Development Committee will consider three major development items. These include a city‑initiated amendment to remove the Employment Area designation at the southeast corner of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Mayfield Road, an Amdev Property Group application for a 45‑storey and 48‑storey mixed‑use project with 915 residential units and commercial space at Mill Street North and Nelson Street West, and a West Humber Developments proposal for high‑rise towers, townhouses, a stormwater pond and two parks at 10350 The Gore Road. The committee will also receive staff reports on zoning regulations for large statues and monuments and an update on the Bram West Secondary Plan review.

• City‑initiated Official Plan amendment to remove Employment Area designation at southeast corner of Winston Churchill Blvd and Mayfield Rd (Heritage Heights Secondary Plan)
• Amdev Property Group application to amend Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for 45‑storey and 48‑storey mixed‑use development (915 units, 840 m² commercial space, four underground parking levels) at 17‑29 Mill Street North and 53 Nelson Street West, Ward 1
• West Humber Developments application for 20‑storey and 22‑storey towers (419 apartments), two 4‑storey mixed‑use buildings (120 apartments), 252 townhouses, a stormwater management pond and two public parks at 10350 The Gore Road, Ward 10
• Staff Report 2024‑857 – Creation of Zoning By‑law Regulations to Apply to Large Statues and Monuments
• Staff Report 2025‑037 – Bram West Secondary Plan Review Process and Update

City Council - Special Meeting

City Council is holding a special meeting to review the 2025 Proposed Budget. The session includes presentations from the Mayor, Chief Budget Officer, and various city departments. Council will also consider a staff report regarding stormwater charges.

• Presentation of the 2025 Proposed Budget by Mayor Brown and Chief Budget Officer Mark Medeiros
• Staff report regarding a proposed 2025 Stormwater Charge Increase
• Departmental presentations from Transit, Community Services, Public Works and Engineering, Corporate Support Services, Planning, Building and Growth Management, Legislative Services, and the Office of the CAO
• Presentations from Downtown Brampton BIA and Brampton Library
• Staff report on Council Office Community Outreach and Support

Brampton Appeal Tribunal

The agenda for the Brampton Appeal Tribunal meeting on 2025-01-13 contains no listed items, descriptions, categories, or attachments. No specific matters are scheduled for discussion or decision.

Brampton School Traffic Safety Council

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

Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee

The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Committee agenda for January 9, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions or discussions are documented in the provided agenda. The meeting appears to have no recorded agenda content.