Milton council considers official plan, Agerton secondary plan at June 22 meeting
Milton council’s June 22 meeting featured a full land-use agenda, including a vote on the We Make Milton Official Plan and the Agerton Secondary Plan. Other recent meetings covered enforcement staffing talks and a nine-building commercial plaza proposal.
Council Meeting – June 22
The regular council meeting agenda included three major planning items:
- Adoption of the Official Plan Amendment and Secondary Plan for the Agerton community. These documents will guide future growth and development in the area.
- A technical report on the Mountainview West Subdivision at 150 Steeles Avenue and Martin Street.
- A public hearing to extend a temporary-use bylaw for the property at 3058 30 Side Road, belonging to Peter and Connie Timmerman.
Consent items proposed heritage designation for the Coxe Family House at 10589 Sixth Line under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, and installation of no-U-turn signs at five intersections on Main Street, Ontario Street, and Thompson Road. A confidential session was also planned to discuss land acquisition for the Nipissing Road reconstruction.
Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so outcomes of the votes are not yet public.
Special Council Meeting – June 22
Earlier the same day, council met in a confidential session to discuss employee negotiations. The closed-door discussion focused on enforcement staffing and labour relations. No public report was released following the session.
Committee of Adjustment and Consent – June 25
The Committee of Adjustment and Consent agenda listed several minor variance applications:
- A proposal for a nine-building commercial plaza at 1190 Bronte Street South.
- Lot coverage relief at 8600 Escarpment Way to prevent future expansions of a non-conforming use.
- A shared driveway connection between 8600 and 0 Escarpment Way.
- A second garage addition at 11340 Taylor Court, seeking a variance from the single-garage-per-lot rule.
- A two-storey addition and legalization of accessory structures at 387 Pine Street.
As with the council sessions, minutes have not been released, so the committee’s decisions on these applications remain unknown.
Coming up
No public meetings are scheduled in Milton for the next 14 days. The next regular council meeting date has not yet been posted.
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