City of Mississauga, Development, Meadowvale

Help Shape Meadowvale: Online Community Meeting Regarding Draft Recommendations

Leave a comment

The City of Mississauga is hosting an online community meeting to present the updated recommendations for Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study. Over the past two years, the City has conducted a study to develop a policy framework that will guide future growth and compatible development in the Meadowvale 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. The Meadowvale Town Centre and the surrounding properties (Meadowvale Community Node) are not included in the study area.

Online Community Meeting Details

What: 

An online community meeting to share the updated recommendations on the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study and to seek input.

Who:

·         Members of Council

·         City staff

·         Property owners and renters in Meadowvale 

·         Mississauga residents

·         Businesses 

·         Community groups

·         Institutions

Where:

The meeting is online. Registration is required either online or by calling 311 (for those who do not have computer access). Registered participants will receive meeting instructions and additional background materials.

When:

Thursday, April 29, 2021

6:30 to 8 p.m.

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. 

Once feedback from the community has been received, City staff will bring a final Directions Report to the Planning and Development Committee of Council for their consideration.

For more information or opportunities to provide input or share ideas about the Meadowvale Neighbourhood Character Study, visit yoursay.mississauga.ca/meadowvale.

City of Mississauga

CITY OF MISSISSAUGA UPDATE: GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO STRENGTHENS ENFORCEMENT OF STAY-AT-HOME ORDER

Leave a comment

Today, the Government of Ontario extended the Stay-at-Home Order for an additional two weeks to May 20, 2021  and announced further provincewide restrictions effective 12:01 a.m. Saturday, April 17, 2021.

“I know that the extension of the Stay-at-Home Order, as well as newly announced restrictions, will be tough on so many people in our community. But what’s clear is that more is needed to be done to stop the rampant spread of this virus across Mississauga and all of Ontario,” said Mayor Bonnie Crombie. “I ask that you please continue to follow the advice of our health experts. My hope is that the extended Stay-at-Home Order will help us keep these variants at bay while we continue to vaccinate more and more residents in our community.”

The Stay-at-Home Order requires everyone to remain at home except for essential reasons, such as grocery shopping, going to the pharmacy, accessing health care services (including getting vaccinated), outdoor exercise or for work that cannot be done remotely.

Effective Saturday, April 17, 2021, at 12:01 a.m., further restrictions include, but are not limited to:

  • Closing all outdoor recreational amenities: golf courses, basketball courts, soccer fields, and playgrounds with limited exceptions.
  • Prohibiting all outdoor social gatherings and organized public events, except for with members of the same household or one other person from outside that household who lives alone or a caregiver for any member of the household.
  • Closing all non-essential workplaces in the construction sector.
  • Reducing capacity limits to 25 per cent in all retail settings where in-store shopping is permitted. This includes supermarkets, grocery stores, convenience stores, indoor farmers’ markets, other stores that primarily sell food and pharmacies.
  • Limiting the capacity of weddings, funerals, religious services, rites or ceremonies to 10 people indoors or outdoors (effective Monday, April 19, 2021, at 12:01 a.m)

For a full list of the restrictions and enforcements, please visit Ontario.ca/covid19.

For information on City Services, please visit the City Services Status page.

Resources to help Mississauga businesses can be found at mississauga.ca/business-covid-19. Additional resources can also be found on the City’s Business Relief Portal.

If you have questions about what will be open or impacts to businesses or employment, call the Stop the Spread Business Information Line at 1-888-444-3659.

For information about the City’s response to COVID-19: