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MISSISSAUGA BY-LAW ENSURES TENANTS HAVE ADEQUATE BUILDING TEMPERATURES DURING FLUCTUATING WEATHER
As the weather cools down this fall, the City of Mississauga wants to remind landlords and tenants that the Adequate Temperature By-Law will ensure buildings are maintained at a suitable temperature during fluctuating and extreme weather. The by-law requires landlords to provide adequate and suitable heat, meaning the air temperature in a unit is at least 20…
Get Ahead of Winter with the Driveway Windrow Snow Clearing Program
Some Mississauga residents can get ahead of winter and start applying for the City’s Driveway Windrow Snow Clearing Program. The program provides snow clearing assistance by clearing a space in the windrow for residents 65 years or older and for people with physical disabilities. A windrow is a pile of snow left at the end of…
WASTE REDUCTION WEEK IS BACK! DROP OFF UNWANTED CLOTHING AND ELECTRONICS AT 14 CITY FACILITIES
The City of Mississauga is partnering with Partners in Project Green, a program with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, to host its fourth annual Recycling Collection Drive for Waste Reduction Week. From October 21 to 27, Mississauga residents can drop off unwanted electronics, clothing and textiles in bins located at 14 City facilities. A weeklong Recycling Collection Drive….
CITY’S OFFICIAL PLAN REVIEW – STATUS UPDATE AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT TIMELINE
On Monday, March 9, City staff will present a project update with public engagement timelines for Mississauga’s Official Plan Review to the City’s Planning and Development Committee (PDC). The City is reviewing the existing Official Plan to ensure it reflects the changing needs, opportunities and aspirations of Mississauga. Date: Monday, March 9, 2020 Time: 6 p.m. Location:Civic Centre – Council…
Planning and Development Committee Meetings Move to Afternoons
EVENING SESSIONS WILL ONLY BE SCHEDULED IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES; MEETINGS FULFILL REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION UNDER THE PLANNING ACT Effective March 2019, the City of Mississauga’s Planning and Development Committee (PDC) meetings will move to a 1:30 p.m. start time. If there are a high number of agenda items or a need for an evening meeting due…