A 62-hectare business park at 6728 Sixth Line, with a Clark Boulevard extension to Derry Road, was approved in February 2025

What Council decided

On February 24, 2025, Milton Council dealt with three linked applications by Anatolia Real Estate Corp. for the land known as 6728 Sixth Line: a draft plan of subdivision (file 24T-24001/M), an Official Plan amendment (LOPA-01/24) and a zoning by-law amendment (Z-02/24). By Resolution 019-2025, moved by Councillor Challinor and seconded by Councillor Malboeuf, Council supported the granting of draft plan approval by the Commissioner of Development Services and approved the two amendments "to facilitate the development of a business park with light industrial warehouses."

Council passed the two implementing by-laws at the end of the meeting. By-law 023-2025 adopted Official Plan Amendment 91, and By-law 024-2025 amended the zoning.

The site and the plan

The Town's notice of complete application, dated February 5, 2024, places the property on the south side of Derry Road between Fifth Line and Sixth Line, in Ward 3. It covers about 62.49 hectares within the Derry Green Corporate Business Park Secondary Plan, was designated Business Park Area and was zoned Future Development. The proposed subdivision has four development blocks for a variety of business park uses and includes the extension of Clark Boulevard to Derry Road.

As filed, the rezoning sought to move the land from the Future Development and Natural Heritage System zones into the Business Park (M1) zone, the Natural Heritage System zone and an Open Space zone for stormwater management. The notices of passing say the Official Plan amendment permits parking between the proposed buildings and Derry Road and loading spaces along Clark Boulevard, and that the zoning by-law introduces site-specific standards and takes effect when the amendment does. Council's resolution refers to holding provisions in the zoning by-law; the notices do not list them.

Timeline

• February 5, 2024: the Town gives notice that the applications are complete.
• February 24, 2025: Council supports draft plan approval and passes By-laws 023-2025 and 024-2025.
• February 27, 2025: notices of passing are issued.
• March 19, 2025: last day to appeal.

Council's resolution also sent the report to the provincial Ministers of Health, Education, Transportation and Infrastructure and to Metrolinx, with a request to plan for hospital, school and transportation expansion in Milton.

Where it stands

The Town's development applications layer, as MiltonIQ last retrieved it on October 9, 2026, lists the subdivision under the name Anatolia Investments Corp. with the status Draft Plan Approved. Draft approval comes with conditions that must be cleared before a plan is registered and lots can be built on. MiltonIQ could not confirm from the Town's published pages whether any appeal was filed, whether the plan has been registered, or when Clark Boulevard will be extended.