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Growth areas and secondary plans

The six secondary plans the Town of Milton lists for its growth areas, each as the Town's own planning pages describe it.

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Read from MiltonIQ stories and their cited sources; the latest check was October 25, 2026.

See what each plan covers and what the Town's pages say has been approved, with the page it says so on.

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    Agerton

    About 359 hectares between Highway 401, Derry Road, the Greenbelt and Eighth Line, centred on the area around a proposed Milton Trafalgar GO station. Council approved the plan on June 22, 2026. It comes into force and effect only after the Province approves Milton's new Official Plan.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village; Milton's first new Official Plan in 30 years now awaits the Province, and Agerton waits with it.

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    Boyne Survey

    About 930 hectares between Louis St. Laurent Avenue, James Snow Parkway, Britannia Road and Tremaine Road, prepared to house 50,000 residents when fully implemented. Council adopted it on June 14, 2010, Halton Region approved it on September 6, 2013 and the Ontario Municipal Board approved it on January 7, 2015, apart from some site-specific policies that stayed under appeal.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village.

    Sources

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    Britannia

    South and east of the Boyne area. Council approved the plan on January 27, 2025 and it came into force and effect on March 3, 2025. A landowner-led tertiary plan must be endorsed by Council before development applications for the area are approved.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village.

    Sources

    • Town of Milton: Britannia · retrieved October 25, 2026
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    Derry Green Business Park

    About 800 hectares of employment lands east of the Bristol Survey, between Highway 401, Sixth Line and James Snow Parkway. Council adopted the plan on June 14, 2010, Halton Region approved it on March 7, 2014, appeals were resolved by an Ontario Municipal Board order on April 2, 2015 and a consolidated version passed on November 9, 2015 with no appeals.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village.

    Sources

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    Trafalgar

    Bounded by Derry Road to the north, Eighth Line to the east and the Greenbelt to the south and west; envisioned as a mixed-use, transit-supportive, higher-density community. Council adopted it on March 25, 2019, Halton Region approved it with modifications in September 2022 and the Ontario Land Tribunal fully approved it on July 22, 2024. Council endorsed its Tertiary Plan on December 8, 2025.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village.

    Sources

    • Town of Milton: Trafalgar · retrieved October 25, 2026
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    Milton Education Village

    A 162-hectare area centred on the Mattamy National Cycling Centre. Halton Region issued a Notice of Decision approving the Secondary Plan, with modifications, on June 26, 2024. See MiltonIQ's guide to the Education Village for the campus and what is approved.

    The Town of Milton's six secondary plans, from the Town's planning pages

    Reported in Milton's growth areas explained: Boyne, Trafalgar, Agerton, Britannia, Derry Green and the Education Village; Milton Education Village: what it is, who is involved and what has been approved.

    Sources