Due to the postal strike, delivery and receipt of mailed documents, payments, and notices may be delayed. Please use our online or in-person options. Read the news release and you can also contact us for help.

In progress City project

Lakeview waterfront area redevelopment

Lakeview Village project

Lakeview Village is a 177-acre site on Mississauga’s eastern waterfront designed to be a mixed-use community.

The redevelopment project aims to transform the former Lakeview Power Generating Station site into a vibrant, sustainable and interconnected neighbourhood. It is set to result in:

  • A total of 16,000 residential units, including 1,200 affordable or attainable units (shared equity mortgage units and limited number of market rental units)
  • Over 45 acres of parkland and six parks with natural heritage features that help maintain the ecosystem and provide clean air and water to residents
  • An extension of the Trans Canada Trail through the Lakeview Village Waterfront Park system, providing key trail connections to parks within Lakeview Village (funded by a $17 million investment from the National Active Transportation Fund)
  • An iconic pier that will be the longest on Canada’s great lakes and a year-round destination for locals and visitors
  • More than 1.5 million square feet of employment space in the area’s Innovation Corridor for 9,000 jobs in research and development of innovative solutions
  • New local jobs in construction and system operations
  • Decreased greenhouse gas emissions

District energy

Lakeview Village will be powered through the district energy system. The system will be fueled by natural gas when the buildings are first occupied in early 2029. By 2034, it’s expected to use effluent (treated wastewater) from nearby G.E Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility. Once fully operational, it’s positioned to be the first of its kind in Ontario and the largest in Canada. 

 

The district energy system for Lakeview Village will be owned, operated and maintained by Enwave. Enwave will also: 

  • Build pipes and infrastructure on city land and construct a district energy building to operate the system. 
  • Conduct preliminary engineering and design to leverage treated wastewater as the main fuel source for the district energy system. 

Project owner and partners

Lakeview Community Partners Limited (LCPL) purchased the project site from Ontario Power Generation in 2017. Since then, LCPL has worked with the City to develop the Lakeview Village development master plan, which sets the project framework.

Project partners include TACC Construction Limited, Greenpark Group, CCI Development Group, Branthaven and Argo Development Corporation.

Construction updates

  • Construction is underway on site services for the entire project site, including building infrastructure for water, sanitary and hydro services, storm drainage, asphalt and other road works.
  • On October 7, 2024, Tridel and LCPL launched construction for the community’s first residential building called Harbourwalk.
  • Crews are starting foundation and construction work on the district energy operations centre and installing piping network and service connections to all development blocks.

Lakeview Village development master plan

The Lakeview Village master plan maps out how the City and Lakeview Community Partners Ltd. (LCPL) would develop Lakeview Village. The plan was endorsed by Council on November 6, 2019.

Review the timeline and key project updates for the Lakeview Village development master plan and project. For information about or records of past community engagements, email inspiration.lakeview@mississauga.ca.

Events are ordered from the latest to the oldest.

May 2024

  • City Council approved a by-law to authorize a subdivision agreement between the City of Mississauga and Lakeview Community Partners Ltd. (LCPL), which allows construction of new homes at the 177-acre Lakeview Village development to begin.
  • City Council approved a by-law to execute a community benefits agreement with LCPL. Under the agreement, LCPL will provide the City with $14-milion contribution to be used for the Lakeview Pier and other cultural amenities.

March 2024

May 2023

November 2021

  • Lakeview Development Recommendation Report approved by Planning and Development Committee

August 2021

  • Subdivision and rezoning documents resubmitted
  • Official Plan amendment application resubmitted

November 2020

  • Subdivision and rezoning documents resubmitted
  • Official Plan amendment application resubmitted

July 2020

  • Subdivision and rezoning documents resubmitted
  • Official Plan amendment application resubmitted

February 2020

  • Subdivision and rezoning documents resubmitted
  • Official Plan amendment application resubmitted

October 2019

  • Revised Lakeview Village development master plan submitted for review
  • Shadow Study submitted for review

August 2019

  • Revised Lakeview Village development master plan submitted for review

May 2019

  • Revised Lakeview Village development master plan submitted for review

March 2019

  • Subdivision and rezoning applications submitted for review

February 2019

  • Traffic Considerations Report submitted
  • Height Study submitted

October 2018:

  • Lakeview Village development master plan submitted for review

Review staff reports, studies and proposed Official Plan policies that contribute to and support the realization of the Inspiration Lakeview Master Plan and vision.

Lakeview Waterfront policies

On August 1, 2018, City Council enacted By-law 0169-2018. The by-law was enacted after the Planning and Development Committee’s approval of the Lakeview Waterfront Major Node Character Area Policies.

Lakeview Waterfront corporate report

On June 25, 2018, staff presented the Lakeview Waterfront corporate report to the Planning and Development Committee. The report contains policy recommendations.

Lakeview Waterfront major node policies

Staff presented several reports and proposed policies to support the implementation of the Inspiration Lakeview Master Plan.

  • The City begins lading the Access to the Western Pier Study to investigate the provision of public access to the Western Pier in advance of full site redevelopment.
  • The City begins the Innovation Corridor Feasibility Study.
View all projects