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Are you 12 - 14 years old? Would you like to travel on MiWay for free this summer?
How about free public swimming at both indoor and outdoor pools?
Then you need a Freedom Pass!
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Allied CPA's Grand Opening
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Have a question about the City's Street Lighting?
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90th Anniversary Celebration of Canada-Japan Diplomatic Relations
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Credit Valley Horticultural Society
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wednesday, June 13 - 8:00 pm
Wednesday, September 12 - 8:00 pm
South Common Community Centre
Arbour Green Room
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Unveiling the new fully accessible doors at city hall
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Using a smartphone, residents can report on issues under the "Report a Problem" button using the free mobile app. Here are just a few to know about:
- Five hour parking violations on a City street
- Abandoned shopping carts on private property
- Dead/unhealthy trees on City property
- City tree stump removal
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Park light
burnt
out
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Report graffiti
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Request pruning of a City owned tree
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CELEBRATION SQUARE
Mississauga Celebration Square hosts a dynamic mix of free events and festivals throughout the year.
Every Wednesday
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Movie Night's are BACK!
Every Thursday
8:00 pm
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City of Mississauga Staff recommended actions that would enhance the City's Nuisance Weed and Tall Grass Control By-law. The proposed amendments includes decreasing the maximum permitted height of tall grass from 30 centimetres to 20 centimetres / (7.87 inches), reducing the time required to resolve tall grass and nuisance weed complaints from 10 - 7 days, as well as updating the list of 12 noxious weeds to 25. The amendments will ensure Mississauga remains consistent with other municipalities.
Please contact 3-1-1 to report any property standards
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Planning & Development Meeting - OZ 16/005 W8
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3355 The Collegeway
Northeast corner of The Collegeway & Ridgeway Drive
File OZ 16/005 W8
Applicant's Proposal:
to revise the zoning to permit 340 horizontal multiple dwellings (back to back stacked townhouses) within 12 four storey residential blocks & 24 horizontal multiple dwellings (stacked townhomes) within a four storey mixed use building containing ground & second floor commercial uses.
The remediation of on-site contamination will be evaluated through the review of this application & addressed in the Corporate Report.
Planning & Development Meeting
Monday June 25, 2018 @ 5:30 pm
Civic Centre, 300 City Centre Drive
Residents are invited to attend & may also speak at this meeting.
Purpose of the Meeting: The city held a Public Meeting on January 15, 2018. At the upcoming meeting, Planning & Building staff will present a report addressing issues raised & will provide a recommendation on the proposal. Planning & Development will make a decision about this project at this meeting.
The report will be available on-line one week prior to the meeting at
this city link
If you cannot attend the meeting & would like to share your views &/or wish to be notified of further meetings or be added to the mailing list, please contact the Planning & Building Department by 12:00 pm on the day of the meeting:
by mail to: 300 City Centre, Dr 6th Floor, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1
For detailed information contact
City Planner David Ferro @ 905-615-3200 ext 4554 or by
email
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While the provincial elections are getting into full swing, please remember that this fall on October 22, we will be holding the municipal elections. I will be running again this term and I encourage all eligible voters to be sure to cast your ballots.
It is easier than ever to check to see if you are on the voters list.
 Mississauga residents, property
owners and tenants over the age
of 18 can now check voterlookup.ca
to see if you are on the list to vote
and ensure your information is
correct.
Managed by the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, the online tool lets you log in using your property address or assessment roll number, full name and date of birth. You can update or change your information, add a name to an address or change your school support.
Using
voterlookup.ca will provide the City with accurate and up-to-date information for preparing the final voters' list used on Election Day, This makes it easier and more efficient when voters head to the polls in October.
Find out ahead of time if you're eligible to vote. Visit
voterlookup.ca or call 1-866-296-6722 to confirm or update your information.
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Adequate Heat By-Law Changes
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City of Mississauga Enforcement staff proposed changes to the
Adequate Heat By-law, following direction from Council to review the By-law and
community feedback. During the review, staff considered unit temperaturecooling provisions and the dates that the By-law would be in effect.
In their report, staff indicated that the changes to the By-law will ensure that landlords can be flexible when regulating heat in their buildings during fluctuating and extreme weather patterns. Currently, the By-law states that the owner shall provide the dwelling unit with adequate and stable heat of 20 degrees Celsius from September 15 to June 1.
Staff recommended the following changes to the Adequate Heat By-law:
- Landlords provide adequate heat to maintain unit temperature of at least 20 degrees Celsius.
- Where air-conditioning exists, landlords provide that a maximum temperature of 26 degrees Celsius is not exceeded.
- Remove the temperature range dates (September 15 to June 1) currently found within the existing By-law.
"Enforcement staff met with and received input from the public and stakeholders, including tenants, property management, owners and contractors on recommendations for the Adequate Heat By-law," said Geoff Wright, Commissioner, Transportation and Works. "The proposed changes comply with provincial requirements and responds to changing weather conditions. The changes also addresses many of the concerns that we heard during the public meetings, are easy to understand and will be enforceable."
The report also cites an education plan to raise awareness and advise residents of the changes. If approved by Council, the By-Law name will change to Adequate Temperature By-Law, come into effect on June 6, 2018 and will be reviewed every three years. For more information visit:
Mississauga.ca/bylawenforcement.
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