Hurontario Light Rail Transit
Hurontario Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project is a provincially-owned system and that will bring fast and reliable rapid transit along the Hurontario corridor.
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Completed in 2020
Port Credit Heritage Conservation District Plan update
The 2018 Old Port Credit Village Heritage Conservation District Plan was approved and took into effect as of January 29, 2020.
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In progress
Mary Fix Park woodland
Restoring the woodland in Mary Fix Park to make sure it remains a functioning forest ecosystem.
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In progress
Green Tools pilot project
Changing grass cutting equipment from gas and diesel powered to all-electric, battery-powered units.
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In progress
Burnhamthorpe Community Centre renovation
The City is renovating and building a new addition to the Burnhamthorpe Community Centre to meet the needs of the Rathwood-Applewood community.
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In progress
Off Road Trail 11
A new off road trail is planned for the Hydro One corridor located east of Dixie Road in Ward 3. The 3.8-kilometre asphalt trail will extend from Audubon Boulevard to Dundas Street East.
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In progress
Changing lanes
This project will help develop and implement new tools for staff, developers, and other street providers to ensure our streets are safe and more convenient for all users.
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In progress
Uptown Node character area
The City is preparing an Official Plan Amendment (OPA) to guide and manage growth in the Uptown Node area. This area is centred around the intersection of Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue.
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Completed in 2012
Building our future Mississauga
Mississauga was presented with an exciting opportunity to revitalize its infrastructure and stimulate the local economy, thanks to an allocation of $145 million in funding under the federal and provin...
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Open for consultation
Building the Pedestrian Master Plan
The City of Mississauga is developing its first ever Pedestrian Master Plan.
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Open for consultation
Noise Control By-law Review
The City is updating its Noise By-laws to make them more responsive to our residents and neighbourhoods.
