Six-lot condominium approved at 225 and 269 Campbell Avenue East in Campbellville in February 2024

What Council approved

On February 12, 2024, Milton Council dealt with two linked applications by 2300152 Ontario Inc. for 225 and 269 Campbell Avenue East in Campbellville: a plan of vacant land condominium (file 24CDM-20005/M) and a zoning by-law amendment (file Z-20/20). By Resolution 016-24, moved by Councillor Best and seconded by Councillor Malboeuf, Council supported the granting of draft plan approval by the Commissioner of Development Services and approved the rezoning. The motion carried, and Council passed By-law 005-2024 at the same meeting.

The resolution also authorized the Mayor and Town Clerk to sign the development and condominium agreements "at the appropriate time."

What the by-law allows

A vacant land condominium is a way of dividing property in which each "unit" is a lot that its owner builds on, while shared elements, typically including a private road, are owned in common. According to the Town's notice of passing, this one has six units, each on its own lot of about one acre, or 0.4 hectares.

The by-law amends Milton's rural zoning by-law, 144-2003. It changes the existing Village Residential and Greenlands A zoning to a site-specific Village Residential zone, RV*341, with rules written for this development, and to what the resolution calls a refined Greenlands A zone. The key map with the notice shows the residential zone on the larger, eastern part of the property, along Highway 401, and the Greenlands A zone on its western side, with frontage on Campbell Avenue East.

What the file shows

The file numbers date from 2020, so the application had been with the Town for roughly four years when it was decided. The list of attachments to the staff report, DS-006-24, shows the issues it worked through. They include written submissions, a set of stormwater management options, a solicitor's letter on riparian rights and figures from an environmental impact assessment. MiltonIQ could not read those documents and does not characterize what the submissions said.

Where it stands

Council's vote supported draft approval, a step that is followed by registration of the condominium plan. As of November 9, 2026, MiltonIQ could not confirm from the Town's published pages whether the plan has been registered or any houses built.