Street Names in the Region of Peel
The current Street Name Index, dated December 1, 2010, is available in pdf format in 2 sections:
A-M (159 pages,
887KB) and N-Z
(98 pages, 542 KB).
The Region of Peel has the authority to
approve, revise or delete street names for roads which
constitute the Regional road system. The three Area
Municipalities have the same authority with respect
to the local roads in their jurisdiction.
The Region of Peel, City of Mississauga, City of Brampton and Town of Caledon work closely together on the Region of Peel Street Names Committee, formed in 1976, to review all street names proposed for new development and the renaming of existing streets, regardless of jurisdiction to ensure there is no duplication, whether it sounds similar to existing or approved street names, is difficult to spell or difficult to pronounce in an emergency situation.
The Committee, which includes representatives
of the three Area Municipalities, all Fire and Emergency
Services, Peel Regional Police, Paramedic,
Environment, Transportation and Planning Services staff meets approximately
every two months to consider names in accordance with
the Street Naming
Guidelines.
A street name which is accepted by the
Committee is considered approved for use by the City
of Brampton and the Town of Caledon. The City of Mississauga
recommends accepted street names to Mississauga Council
for final approval.
Contacts
for submissions to the Street Name Committee
Revised:
Tuesday December 07 2010
www.peelregion.ca
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