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City staff seeks direction on Ryding Lands Study; will bring revised policies to council in early 2027
City Planning has studied a former industrial area south of St Clair West between Runnymede and Keele, redesignated for mixed-use development under a 2025 policy change. The report proposes emerging directions for the site, including new streets, parks, housing, and non-residential uses. Council is being asked to receive this report and provide direction before staff finalize policies for a formal amendment in Q1 2027.
The report-back for draft policies falls in Q1 2027, after the October 2026 election. The incoming council will inherit the study and adopt policies under a different composition.
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• The study boundary may expand westward as part of the emerging directions, potentially affecting properties beyond the originally studied area.
• Staff are coordinating with Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and urban Indigenous organizations as part of the study process.
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Time to act
You can weigh in
Residents can depute at this council meeting if on the agenda for debate; consult the published deputation schedule. If seeking input on the emerging directions before Q1 2027 policy draft, contact 311 or the Ward 13 councillor's office.
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