A 649-unit, two-tower proposal of 24 and 19 storeys at Ontario Street South and Derry Road is still under technical review in Milton
Milton is reviewing a 649-unit, 24- and 19-storey proposal at 550 Ontario St. S., with no meeting date set.
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Housing
Housing supply, affordability policy and the rules that shape what gets built.
Housing coverage
How development charges work in Milton: who pays, what they fund and where to find the current rates
How Milton's development charges work: what they fund, who pays and who is exempt.
A rezoning for 62 back-to-back townhouses beside Highway 401 at 0 Quarry Crescent is under review in Milton
Rezoning sought for four back-to-back townhouse blocks with 62 units at 0 Quarry Crescent.
Milton's 2027 budget goes to Council on January 25, after the election
Council considers the 2027 budget January 25; online input stays open to January 15.
Development
A 30-hectare Milton Education Village site at 6554 Tremaine Road enters planning review
Subdivision, Official Plan and zoning applications filed for 29.8 ha at 6554 Tremaine Road in the Milton Education Village.
Development
Milton Council rezoned three Trafalgar Secondary Plan subdivisions and a 30-lot Milton Heights plan in July
July 13 rezonings: three Trafalgar subdivisions and 30 lots in Milton Heights.
Housing
Milton gets $8.4 million from Ontario after beating its 2025 housing target by 28 per cent
Milton started 2,699 homes in 2025 and gets $8.4 million from Ontario.
Development
Milton Council approved a high-density community at Steeles and Martin, a mid-rise at Bronte and Britannia, and a truck terminal in June
June 22 approvals: Steeles and Martin, Bronte and Britannia, Derry and Fifth Line, Boston Church Road.
Development
Milton's first new Official Plan in 30 years now awaits the Province, and Agerton waits with it
Milton adopted a new Official Plan June 22; Agerton depends on provincial approval.
Town Hall
Milton opted out of Ontario's Development Charge Reduction Program, which required cutting residential DCs by at least 30 per cent
Milton opted out of the provincial DC Reduction Program on June 15.