News and Notices

Environmental Assessments: Roads and Bridges

The Town of Caledon is studying the following locations to address structural deficiencies, prolong service life, and enhance roadside safety:

Caledon Trailway (2 Locations)

For the replacement of two Caledon Trailway culverts, approximately 0.3 km and 0.15 km north of Isabella Street. 

Creditview Road

For the rehabilitation of Creditview Road bridge, approximately 0.1 km north of Station Road. 

Old School Road

For the rehabilitation of the Old School Road Bridge, approximately 0.8 km west of...

OMB Greenlights Mayfield West Development

The Ontario Municipal Board has cleared the way by granting approval of the Town’s Official Plan Amendment #222 (OPA 222), for a once-in-a-generation development to proceed in southwest Caledon that will see Mayfield West Phase II, a planned community, take shape in the next few years.

“This is a historic decision for the Town of Caledon” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “It is the culmination of years of work by Council and staff both past and present working with the community, and confirms our tri-nodal...

Cheers Caledon! Caledon’s very first Craft Beer and Cider Festival

The Town of Caledon hosts its first ever ‘Cheers Caledon! Craft Beer and Cider Festival’ on June 16, 2017. Caledon’s rolling hills and surrounding areas are famous for farming, food artisans, and an emerging cider, beer, wine and spirits industry.

“Caledon is the place to be on Father’s Day weekend,” said Mayor Allan Thompson.  “Friday night we celebrate the best of Caledon at Cheers Caledon! with live performances and great food and drink, all with a made-local flair.  Then, on Saturday,...

50 Ann Street (Brookfield)

A Zoning By-law Amendment has been received from Brookfield Residential (Ontario) to permit a 6-storey, 61 unit residential condominium building at 50 Ann Street, Bolton. 

A Public Meeting will be scheduled in the future and notification will be provided.

For further information please refer to the attached Notice of Application.

Attachments

• Notice of Application

Caledon Fire concerned over increase in illegal fires

Caledon Fire & Emergency Services is concerned over the large amount of rubbish and garbage being illegally burned on  properties over the past couple of weeks. This is a violation of the Town’s Open Air, Recreational and Agricultural fires By-law and the Ontario Fire Code. Property owners are reminded that they can be subject to large invoices for services rendered for non-compliance with the By-law.  Emergency responses to these incidents takes fire services away from residents requiring...