Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study


About the project

The City is undertaking a study to assess the character of the townhouse, apartment, and retail areas in the Meadowvale Neighbourhood. The goal of the study is to develop a policy framework that will guide future growth and compatible development in the area.

The study covers the area between Winston Churchill Boulevard and the Meadowvale employment area, stretching from Britannia Road West in the south, to Tradewind Drive in the north (as shown in the map below - please click map for larger image). Meadowvale Town Centre and the surrounding properties, which are referred to as the Meadowvale Community Node, are not included in the study area, as these lands are already part of the ongoing Reimagining the Mall project.


Map


Background

As a result of recent development applications proposing intensification within the Meadowvale Neighbourhood, City staff have initiated the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. For your information, staff reports to Planning and Development Committee, and OMB Decisions where applicable, regarding the development applications can be found at the following locations:

The proposed developments for 6550 Glen Erin Drive and 2700 Aquitaine Avenue have been approved by Planning and Development Committee and City Council.


Have your say

Due to COVID-19, the City has postponed in-person public engagement activities based on public health recommendations and the need for physical distancing. Your feedback matters. The City is seeking your input on how to guide and manage the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study.

If you wish to mail your comments, please send them to:

Christian Binette, City Planning Strategies, 7th FL - Planning and Building, City of Mississauga, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1.



About the project

The City is undertaking a study to assess the character of the townhouse, apartment, and retail areas in the Meadowvale Neighbourhood. The goal of the study is to develop a policy framework that will guide future growth and compatible development in the area.

The study covers the area between Winston Churchill Boulevard and the Meadowvale employment area, stretching from Britannia Road West in the south, to Tradewind Drive in the north (as shown in the map below - please click map for larger image). Meadowvale Town Centre and the surrounding properties, which are referred to as the Meadowvale Community Node, are not included in the study area, as these lands are already part of the ongoing Reimagining the Mall project.


Map


Background

As a result of recent development applications proposing intensification within the Meadowvale Neighbourhood, City staff have initiated the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. For your information, staff reports to Planning and Development Committee, and OMB Decisions where applicable, regarding the development applications can be found at the following locations:

The proposed developments for 6550 Glen Erin Drive and 2700 Aquitaine Avenue have been approved by Planning and Development Committee and City Council.


Have your say

Due to COVID-19, the City has postponed in-person public engagement activities based on public health recommendations and the need for physical distancing. Your feedback matters. The City is seeking your input on how to guide and manage the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study.

If you wish to mail your comments, please send them to:

Christian Binette, City Planning Strategies, 7th FL - Planning and Building, City of Mississauga, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1.


  • Final Phase of Engagement Wrapping Up!

    Thank you for joining us at the April 2021 community meeting where we presented the final vision, guiding principles, and recommendations for the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. See the summary of What We Heard here, which also includes your responses from the post-meeting survey.

    We will be presenting the draft recommendations to the Planning and Development Committee (PDC) at meeting on June 14, 2021 at 6:00 PM. Community members can attend to share further comments. See item 4.1 for more details of the PDC meeting here.

    Since 2018 you helped shaped the vision, principles, and recommendations of the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. Thank you for participating throughout this study and guiding future growth and development in Meadowvale!

  • Share your Comments – Presentation and Survey Now Available!

    On April 29 we held a community meeting to share our recommendations for the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. Building on the vision and guiding principles for Meadowvale that we heard from you, the recommendations include massing and height, setbacks, separation, and housing.


    If you were not able to attend to meeting or have more you would like to share, please let us know what you think:


    • Review the presentation
    • Share your comments or questions in the survey by Friday, May 21, 2021

  • Final Directions Report

    The final Directions Report from is also now available online. The Directions Report provides a full account of the study process and outcomes to date, and includes a more detailed description of the policy recommendations presented at the April 29th Community Meeting.

Page last updated: 13 May 2021, 09:23