Official Plan

To introduce specific policy and land use regulations about asphalt plants, concrete batching plants, and aggregate transfer stations in the Town.

To re-designate two properties formerly licensed under the Mineral Resources Act for aggregate extraction to a more appropriate land use designation that recognizes that the properties are no longer licensed.

To designate up to 75ha of additional land for employment uses to be added to the Town’s Urban Area adjacent to the Phase 1B Premier Gateway Employment Area. These lands are being added to replace the shortfall of employment lands within the Town to the 2021 planning horizon, as a result of lands being lost to corridor protection for the Northwest Greater Toronto Area Corridor Identification Study/Halton-Peel Boundary Area Transportation Study (NWGTA/HPBATS).

To establish a Secondary Plan for the southern portion of the Premier Gateway Phase 1B Employment lands with appropriate land use designations and policies to facilitate the development of these lands for employment purposes.

To establish a Secondary Plan for Vision Georgetown Lands located North of Tenth Side Road, between Trafalgar Road and Eighth Line, with appropriate land use designations and policies to facilitate the development of these lands for their purposes.

To establish a Secondary Plan for Downtown Georgetown with appropriate land use designations and policies for these lands.

To facilitate the development of a 14-unit low-rise apartment building with a height of 4 storeys on the lands municipally known as 17 Guelph Street (“subject lands”) within the Georgetown Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To include policies in the Town of Halton Hills Official Plan that enable Council to delegate the authority to pass Holding Removal By-laws, Temporary Use By-laws and minor Zoning By-law Amendments to an individual who is an officer or employee of the Town (i.e., Commissioner of Planning & Development or designate).

To modify the text of the Town of Halton Hills Official Plan on Site Plan Control, complete application and pre-consultation requirements to implement changes that have been made to the Planning Act resulting from Bill 109, More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022.

To permit alternative measures for public consultation with respect to Planning Act applications.

To facilitate the development of nine (9) 2-storey townhouse units on lands municipally known as 20 Ransom Street within the Acton Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of 4 residential townhouse units and a semi-detached dwelling containing 2 units on a shared driveway on the lands municipally known as 37 King Street within the Georgetown Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of a 12-unit affordable housing building with a height of 2 storeys on lands municipally known as 47 Maria Street within the Acton Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of an 88-unit adult lifestyle community on the lands municipally known as 15651 10 Side Road within the Georgetown Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of a public park and recreational uses on the lands legally described as Part of Lot 11, Concession 9, ESQ, within the Georgetown Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of commercial, entertainment and hospitality uses, including a waterpark, hotel, convention centre, spa, restaurants, and a flying theatre on lands municipally known as 8079 Eighth Line (Premier Gateway Employment Area) in the Town of Halton Hills.

To facilitate the development of four street townhouse dwellings, a multiple dwelling (double duplex) building containing four units and a single detached dwelling on lands municipally known as 59 & 61 King Street within the Georgetown Urban Area of the Town of Halton Hills.

To re-designate and re-zone the subject lands to allow for a 6-storey, 163-unit apartment building at 12, 22 and 24 Dayfoot Drive (Georgetown).