Status: Under review. A public body is actively considering it. Options may not exist yet.
A rezoning for 62 back-to-back townhouses beside Highway 401 at 0 Quarry Crescent is under review in Milton
A rezoning application for 0 Quarry Crescent, a 0.83-hectare block east of Gaetan Road and west of Tremaine Road, would allow four back-to-back townhouse blocks. The Town has not made a decision.
The details
What is proposed
Milton Meadows Properties Ltd. has applied to the Town of Milton for a Zoning By-law Amendment (Town file Z-11/26) for 0 Quarry Crescent. The Town issued its Notice of Complete Application on October 21, 2026. The change would permit four back-to-back townhouse blocks with a combined 62 units and add site-specific provisions to allow the development.
- Milton Meadows Properties Ltd.
- Zoning By-law Amendment, Town file Z-11/26
- Four back-to-back townhouse blocks, 62 units in total
- About 0.83 hectares
- Part of Block 81, Registered Plan 20M-1303
- Ward 1
- None made
Where it is
The Town describes the site as the northern limit of the Milton Meadows North Plan of Subdivision, on the south side of Highway 401, east of Gaetan Road and west of Tremaine Road. It lies within the Sherwood Survey Secondary Plan and is designated Residential Area.
The land is currently zoned site-specific Medium Density Residential 2 with holding provisions (RMD2*189-H12-H13) in the Town's zoning by-law. The application would amend that zone so the townhouse blocks can be built.
Studies filed with the application
- A planning justification report, a draft zoning by-law amendment and a site plan.
- Architectural drawings, a landscape plan and a topographic survey.
- Preliminary grading, drainage and servicing plans, and a functional servicing and preliminary stormwater management report.
- A Phase One environmental site assessment, an environmental noise brief, a transportation brief and a waste management plan.
- An allocation assignment plan.
What happens next
The Planning Act requires the Town to process a complete application, and the application is now being circulated to Town departments and agencies for technical review. The Town says no decision has been made.
Notice of a statutory public meeting will be given under the Planning Act. The Town says the meeting is where the public can get information, speak, make written submissions and say whether they support or oppose the application, and that a separate notice will be mailed with the date, time and location. Questions or written submissions can go to the Town's Development Services, and the Ward 1 Development Applications page offers email updates.
Sources
Town of Milton
Notice of Complete Application: 0 Quarry Crescent