In 2020, City Council approved a temporary patio program to allow restaurants to operate seasonal patios. As the expiration date for this temporary program approaches (the end of 2023), we are crafting a new by-law to ensure that seasonal outdoor patios become an automatic opportunity for restaurants moving forward.
We want your insights on:
Improvements to the outdoor patio regulations
Streamlining of the patio application process
The new AGCO Protocols for Extending Patio Liquor Licenses
Any suggestions for improving the experience?
Take the survey.
City staff will be preparing a report to make recommendations for seasonal patio regulations. That's where you come in! We value your feedback and want to hear about your experiences with the patios you've visited or even the ones you have as part of your own establishment. The survey is open until October 6, 2023.
Stay involved
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If you wish to mail your comments to us, please send them to: Trista James, City Planning Strategies, 7th Floor - Planning and Building, City of Mississauga, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1.
In 2020, City Council approved a temporary patio program to allow restaurants to operate seasonal patios. As the expiration date for this temporary program approaches (the end of 2023), we are crafting a new by-law to ensure that seasonal outdoor patios become an automatic opportunity for restaurants moving forward.
We want your insights on:
Improvements to the outdoor patio regulations
Streamlining of the patio application process
The new AGCO Protocols for Extending Patio Liquor Licenses
Any suggestions for improving the experience?
Take the survey.
City staff will be preparing a report to make recommendations for seasonal patio regulations. That's where you come in! We value your feedback and want to hear about your experiences with the patios you've visited or even the ones you have as part of your own establishment. The survey is open until October 6, 2023.
Stay involved
Subscribe to receive news alerts about future engagements at thetop of the page.
If you wish to mail your comments to us, please send them to: Trista James, City Planning Strategies, 7th Floor - Planning and Building, City of Mississauga, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1.
The Temporary Outdoor Patio Program was introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic to support the restaurant industry in Mississauga. This program allowed restaurants to have additional outdoor seating areas, known as patios. We understand that these patios have become a beloved part of our city's dining experience, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. City staff will be preparing a report to make recommendations for the Temporary Outdoor Patio Program to be a seasonal experience for our city.
That's where you come in!
We value your feedback and want to hear about your experiences with outdoor patios in Mississauga. Whether you’re a restaurant owner – or patron – we want to hear from you! Your opinion matters to us, and we want to ensure that the regulations we establish reflect the needs and desires of our community.
We will be accepting feedback until October 6, 2023, so please take the time to share your thoughts and help shape the future of seasonal outdoor patios in Mississauga. For more information, make sure to visit the Beyond Indoor Dining project website.
The project will be seeking industry and stakeholder input. A public and restaurant owner survey will be shared to get feedback on priorities for seasonal patios.
October - November (2023)
this is an upcoming stage for Beyond Indoor Dining
Consultation contributions are now closed. The project team is evaluating ways to incorporate feedback into the seasonal patio zoning bylaw update .
November - December (2023)
this is an upcoming stage for Beyond Indoor Dining
The Planning and Development Committee (PDC) will hear the report's findings, which will include the feedback from residents, industry, and stakeholders. At the PDC meeting, individuals can provide comment on the seasonal patio zoning bylaw revisions, by signing up in advance to speak at the meeting. After hearing delegations and reviewing the report, the Council will vote on next steps.