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Development Services
Development Services reviews development applications and provides official clearance of proposals and required conditions for all new development and redevelopment projects.
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Integrated Planning
Integrated Planning develops plans and policies to ensure the Region’s services, growth and development are planned and managed to achieve a healthy sustainable Region for current and future generations. These responsibilities include; updating the Regional Official Plan, managing the Strategic Planning Process such as Strategic Plan renewal, Term of Council Priorities and performance reporting, and managing the Peel Data Centre.
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Transportation
Transportation Planning plays a key role in ensuring that we support growth in the Region, while building healthy communities, respecting the environment, supporting economic growth, encouraging sustainable development and managing traffic congestion.
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Teaching Planning in Peel
WELCOME TEACHERS!
We invite you to bring the worlds of urban and regional planning as well as transportation planning into your classroom, community or educational environment.
Our teaching resources on the subject of planning have been created by teachers for teachers.
North West Brampton Policy Area Review The Region of Peel is undertaking a policy review to determine if it is in the public interest to revise the Regional Official Plan shale protection policies for North West Brampton. |
Regulating Retail Business Holiday Shopping The Region is developing a “made-in-Peel” approach to regulate retail business openings on holidays through policy review and consultation with the public and industry stakeholders. |
2017 Measuring and Monitoring Report
 The Region of Peel Official Plan Measuring and Monitoring Report (2017) provides a progress update on the achievement of planning outcomes related to the objectives and policies in the Official Plan which together support a vibrant, successful and sustainable Region. |
Ninth Line Lands
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2016 Employment Survey Bulletin
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Peel 2041: Regional Official Plan Review The Region of Peel is currently updating its Official Plan in order to reflect updates in Provincial policies such as the Growth Plan and the Provincial Policy Statement and to advance land use planning in the Region. The first amendment going forward includes policies on the first two of nine focus areas; Age-friendly Planning and Health & the Built Environment. |
Implementing Growth Plan Joint Study The Regional Planning Commissioners of Ontario, the Regional Public Works Commissioners of Ontario, and the Ontario Regional and Single Tier Treasurers prepared a joint report on Implementing the Growth Plan highlighting key challenges and opportunities in eight Greater Golden Horseshoe municipalities, including the Region of Peel, to provide input and recommendations to the Province on the 2015 Growth Plan review. |
Climate Change
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Transportation
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Region of Peel Wastewater Study The Region of Peel Economic Study: Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Investment Beyond 2031 Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) Award for Planning Excellence! The CIP recognizes twelve urban planning-related projects, annually, based on their innovation, their impact on the profession, implementation potential, and overall presentation. The Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Investment Beyond 2031 Study was awarded under the category of Sustainability, Mobility, Transportation, and Infrastructure. The recipients are announced at each annual CIP conference. The 2015 conference is being held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. You can read the Study by visiting the CIP awards page! |
Proposed Bolton Residential Expansion The Region of Peel is considering the application in accordance with the Planning Act, Regional Official Plan, applicable Provincial plans and policies, and Provincially Facilitated settlement of Regional Official Plan Amendment 28 (South Albion-Bolton Employment Lands and North Hill Supermarket). |
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Grown in Peel
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Walk + Roll Peel
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Long Range Transportation
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Healthy Peel by Design Typical North American suburban design results in low density neighbourhoods that are built for automobiles instead of pedestrians. Design of this kind has been linked to a wide range of chronic health issues, including obesity and diabetes. Peel is working with our partners to create and implement tools to design neighbourhoods that promote healthy, active lifestyles. |
Development
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Quick
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Environmental
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Revised: Friday June 22 2018
