The Milton Heights Neighbourhood is in the Urban Area of the Sherwood Survey Secondary Plan Area, which was approved in 2005.

The lands are bounded by:

  • Highway 401 to the north
  • Peru Road to the east
  • Steeles Avenue and the Canadian Pacific Railway corridor to the south
  • Old Tremaine Road to the west side

Current development applications

Please see the current development applications below including draft plans of subdivisions, Zoning By-law and Official Plan Amendments, studies and other key planning documents for the Milton Heights area. Please contact us if you require more information.

The Town of Milton strives to be accessible in all communications to ensure materials are available for all members of the public. To receive a copy of any of the documents listed below, please contact us and let us know if you require the document in an accessible format.

Milton Meadows North

The Milton Meadows North plan of subdivision and Zoning By-law Amendment applications propose the development of 77 detached dwellings, 48 townhouses and 1 block for a condominium development with 45 detached dwellings and 1 block for a condominium development with 193 townhouses. The Ontario Land Tribunal (formerly the Municipal Board) approved the Zoning By-law Amendment and plan of subdivision.

Key documents:

  • Draft Plan of Subdivision
  • Environmental Noise Feasibility Study
  • Approved Zoning By-law Amendment – By-law 072-2014

Next steps

Some technical issues must be resolved before final approval and registration, which could lead to changes in the draft plan of subdivision.

Milton Meadows South

The Milton Meadows South plan of subdivision and Zoning By-law Amendment applications propose the development of 57 two-storey detached dwellings and 72 three-storey townhouses. 41 of the proposed condominium townhouses would have vehicular access from a private rear lane and the remaining 31 are street townhouses.

Three mixed-use blocks are also being proposed on the south side of No. 3 Sideroad and a mixed-use block with 12 two-storey detached dwellings is proposed on the north side of No. 3 Sideroad.

The property is approximately 10.81 hectares (around 26.76 acres) in size and is located at the south-west corner of No. 3 Sideroad and New Tremaine Road with some land on the north side of No. 3 Sideroad.

Key documents:

  • Draft Plan of Subdivision
  • Concept Plan
  • Planning Justification Report
  • Geotechnical Study
  • Traffic Study
  • Functional Water, Wastewater and Stormwater Drainage Report
  • Arborist Report
  • Environmental Noise Feasibility Report
  • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment

Next steps

The application and supporting documentation is being reviewed.  A public meeting was scheduled for October 29, 2019 but was cancelled at the request of the developer as changes were made to the plan.  Residents will be advised when the public meeting has been rescheduled.

Milton Meadows Hunt

The Milton Meadows Hunt application for a plan of subdivision proposes the development of 18 two-storey detached dwellings and a block of land to complete the Milton Heights Crescent right-of-way. The property is approximately 0.826 hectares (around 2.041 acres) is located at the northeastern corner of Milton Heights Crescent and Tremaine Road.

Key documents:

  • Draft Plan of Subdivision
  • Concept Plan
  • Planning Justification Report
  • Traffic Impact Study
  • Arborist Report
  • Environmental Noise Feasibility Report Addendum
  • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
  • Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment
  • Environmental Site Assessment Addendum
  • Geotechnical Report
  • Heritage Impact Statement - 149 Tremaine Road
  • Heritage Impact Statement - 33 Milton Heights Crescent
  • Functional Servicing Report

Next steps

The application and supporting documentation is being reviewed and we will schedule a public meeting once servicing allocation has been obtained by the applicant. 

Andrin Properties

The Andrin Properties plan of subdivision and a Zoning By-law Amendment applications propose the development of 25 detached dwellings and 22 development blocks with a mix of detached, semi-detached and townhouses and one block for a condominium townhouse development. The applications were appealed to the OMB, which approved the Zoning By-law amendment but the plan of subdivision has not yet been draft plan approved.

Key documents:

  • Draft Plan of Subdivision
  • Environmental Noise Feasibility Study
  • Approved Zoning By-law Amendment - By-law 073-2014

Next steps

There are technical issues that must be resolved as outlined in the holding provisions contained in the Zoning By-law Amendment and draft plan of subdivision conditions. Some applicant derived background reports need to be updated before any decision can be made on the final approval and registration of the plan of subdivision. These matters could lead to further revisions to the draft plan of subdivision.

Century Grove

The Century Grove plan of subdivision and a Zoning By-law Amendment applications propose the development of 5 detached dwellings, 1 existing dwelling, and 153 townhouses. The Ontario Land Tribunal (formerly the Ontario Municipal Board) approved the Zoning By-law Amendment and the draft plan of subdivision.

Key documents:

  • Draft Plan of Subdivision
  • Environmental Noise Feasibility Study
  • Approved Zoning By-law Amendment - By-law 042-2017

Next steps

The Town has initiated a housekeeping amendment to update the zoning for the Draft Plan Approved Century Grove Subdivision in order to comply with the Decision and Order issued by the OLT on January 22, 2024. The housekeeping amendment updates the zoning that applies to Lot 6 (existing house), the community park, the stormwater management pond and the business commercial zone.

On March 25, 2024, the Town will hold a statutory public meeting for the housekeeping zoning by-law amendment. A Decision about this amendment will be made by Milton Council at this meeting.

There are technical issues that must be resolved as outlined in the holding provisions contained in the Zoning By-law amendment and the draft plan of subdivision conditions prior to final approval and registration of the plan of subdivision.

Background to Milton Heights

The OMB approved the Local Official Plan Amendment for Milton Heights in 2017. Milton first received the applications for plans of subdivision and Zoning By-law amendments in 2007.

OMB appeal

The OMB issued four decisions (Orders) during the formal hearing for Milton Heights regarding the Local Official Plan Amendment (LOPA-01/07) and applications for three plans of subdivision and Zoning By-law amendments (OMB file number PL101316).

The development applications included:

  • Milton Meadows North (24T-07002/M and Z-02/07)
  • Century Grove (24T-07003/M and Z-03/07)
  • Andrin (24T-12002/M and Z-11/12)

The OMB held their Orders until certain agreements are entered into and registered on the title to the specific properties. As of January 2017, the OMB has approved the Local Official Plan Amendment and the Zoning By-law Amendments for the three draft plans of subdivision and draft approval for Phase 1 of Milton Meadows North.

The Orders to draft approve the Century Grove and Andrin plans of subdivisions and Phase 2 of the Milton Meadows North plan of subdivision have not yet been issued. 

You can visit the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT), formerly known as the Ontario Municipal Board, to view the Orders and decisions:

  • April 10, 2014 (1)
  • April 10, 2014 (2)
  • July 24, 2014
  • September 9, 2014
  • February 12, 2016
  • January 18, 2017

Recommendation reports to Milton Council:

  • Milton Heights Local Official Plan Amendment (PD-014-14)
  • Milton Meadow North (PD-015-14)
  • Andrin (PD-016-14)
  • Milton Heights Local Official Plan amendment and Century Grove (PD-027-14)

Milton Character Area Study

The Milton Character Area Study is a staff-initiated study that is reviewing the Character Area policies that apply to the existing residential properties in the Milton Heights and Peru Character Areas. The goal of this review is to develop a new Zoning By-law for the area that is consistent with the planning policy framework.