Official Plan Review
As Mississauga continues to evolve, so does our Official Plan.
The City’s Official Plan policies address important parts of city-building that affect everyone who lives and works in Mississauga, including transportation, housing, culture and heritage, the environment, and the economy.
The Official Plan addresses things like:
- where housing, industry, offices, shops, and roads should go
- which services and amenities (e.g. parks, schools, transit) are needed and where they will be located
- what parts of the city will be the focus for growth and what it will look like
- what must be considered for growth and development
Share Your Feedback!
The City is moving forward with the next phase of community engagement for the Official Plan Review and we need your input!
To date, staff have shared two sets of updated Official Plan draft policies with the community. The third and final set of policies – Bundle 3 – is now ready for feedback. Bundle 3 includes housing and land use policies that outline where the city will grow, enable more housing types in neighbourhoods, promote housing affordability and rental protection, update employment area policies and more!
To get involved:
- Review Bundle 3 policies below. See what’s new, what’s changed and add your thoughts using our commenting tool.
- Go over the presentation given at the May 16 community meeting.
Timeline
Please see the Timeline on the right side of this page to learn about past project milestones and future phases of the Official Plan Review.
Note that future phases of the Official Plan Review are impacted by new planning legislation introduced by the Province including Bill 23, the More Homes Built Faster Act and the newly proposed Provincial Planning Statement (PPS) and Bill 97, the Helping Home Buyers and Protecting Tenants Act. Both Bill 97 and the new PPS, if approved, may have significant impacts on the planning framework in Ontario and may alter the timeline to complete the Official Plan Review.
Help shape draft policies
Help shape proposed policies during the Official Plan Review! Share your comments on Bundle 3, Housing and Land Use policies.
How To Use This Interactive Tool
- Click anywhere in the PDF below to enter your comments
- Select pins on the PDF below to read or reply to other comments
- See each document in the table of contents or select next below
- Download the document by clicking on the first icon, "full screen," and then clicking on the icon with the arrow pointing down (the fourth icon from the left).
We welcome your feedback, but please keep comments respectful. The City reserves the right to delete comments and/or block users that engage in inappropriate conduct. Please see the City’s website’s privacy statement here for more information. The intended age of comments for this project is 18 and over, or with parental supervision.
Example Comments
- "I think the wording here should change to..."
- "There should be more details added here because..."
- "I agree/disagree with this policy direction because..."
The personal information collected in this interactive PDF is collected under the authority of sections 11 and 227 of the Municipal Act, 2001. This information will be used for the purpose of administration of the Official Plan Review. If you have any questions about the collection of this information please contact Erin at engage@mississauga.ca or by calling 1-905-615-3200 x 8886
Draft Chapters for Bundle 3: Housing and Land Use
Draft Local Area Plans, Glossary and Schedules for Bundle 3: Housing and Land Use
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We’re updating the City’s Official Plan. What is your vision for the future of our city?
View All Ideasover 2 years ago
SMALLER CONDO BUILDINGS FOR OUR CITY
There should be smaller condo buildings available/built in our City of Mississauga, such as boutique condos and not only HUGE OVERPOWERING Condo buildings that have been built and SO many still under construction!!! The growing Independent Senior community in our city who are still quite capable of living on their own and want to be free of the house maintenance upkeep should have more options available to them to live in a smaller condo community! Why are these SMALLER CONDO buildings not incorporated into some of the new subdivisions throughout Mississauga where ALL could live in a family oriented community?!?!
almost 3 years ago
Well-informed, fraud-free city
Working with law enforcement, occasional fraud alert would help residents communicate to inform one another (especially seniors or newcomers) to better protect themselves against fraud. Fraud victims experience different levels of trauma, and often don't know where to turn for help. The city would also put reasonable requests to businesses such as Enbridge to be much more proactive in properly reviewing third party documents (requesting to charge Enbridge account holders), and also proactively informing their clients of what has been occurring to existing and new clients. No one should have to wait until they fall victim to fraud, before learning about their rights or mechanisms in place to pursue resolution.
over 2 years ago
Maybe this government can help with a bus shelters. They can make bus shelter bigger for more populated stops
over 2 years ago
I believe that there should be more posters and billboards related to issues that our city is going through. We need to bring awareness.
Advertising is important. If more people know of these issues, there will be more people willing to help and to make a difference
over 2 years ago
We should make a day in the week where we only use bikes for transportation.
And for people who don't own a bike they can get a 50% off any bike they would like
Photos
Videos
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To date, staff have shared two sets of updated Official Plan draft policies with the community. The third and final set of policies – Bundle 3 – includes housing and land use policies that outline where the city will grow, enable more housing types in neighbourhoods, promote housing affordability and rental protection, update employment area policies and more.
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The City of Mississauga hosted a virtual drop in open house for the Official Plan Review to provide an opportunity for the public to comment on the second bundle of draft policies for the topic areas of transportation, cultural heritage, and the economy and employment areas. Draft policies for bundle two are posted for your review an comment. Thank you for your on going participation!
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On June 15, 2021, the City of Mississauga held a virtual community meeting to discuss key directions of Mississauga’s Official Plan Review. Tune into the conversation on transportation, the environment, and climate change with a presentation from Planners Sharleen Bayovo and Amina Menkad. Learn more about the Official Plan Review here: https://yoursay.mississauga.ca/official-plan-review.
Document Library
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Presentation | Community Meeting Bundle 3 Draft Policies, May 16, 2023 (1.43 MB) (pdf)
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Mississauga Official Plan Review Bundle 3 Draft Policies
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June 20, 2022 | Planning and Development Committee Report
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June 8, 2022 | Public Open House
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Mississauga Official Plan Bundle 2 Draft Policies (1.47 MB) (pdf)
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Mississauga’s City Structure and Growth Accommodation Report and Appendices
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March 28, 2022 | Planning and Development Committee Reports
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March 3, 2022 | Public Open House
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Mississauga Official Plan Bundle 1 Draft Policies
