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Public information meetings are being held to discuss a controversial proposal to fast-track 12 housing developments in Caledon, involving the construction of 35,000 homes on 5,000 acres of land.
Caledon Mayor Annette Groves removed 12 development applications for fast-tracked zoning of 35,000 new housing units from an April 30 council meeting, leading to confusion among residents about the future of the plans.
Caledon Mayor Annette Groves tried to use “strong mayor” powers to fast-track rezoning on 12 parcels of land that lay along the proposed 413 route.
In an ongoing controversy in Caledon, the mayor faced significant backlash from residents regarding her proposal to rezone 5,000 acres of land for 35,000 homes
Residents express dissatisfaction with Mayor Groves’ use of strong mayor powers in fast-tracking zoning for 12 new housing developments in Caledon, Ontario. Concerns raised about lack of public input and potential bypassing of planning processes. Mayor defends actions as necessary for town growth.