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Halton Hills development applications

Every significant planning application in Halton Hills, from the Town of Halton Hills' own records.

Projects under review
8
Under appeal
4
Approved, not yet complete
0
Complete, closed or refused
0

What this is

12 projects, grouped from 25 applications in the Town of Halton Hills’ record: official plan amendments, zoning by-law amendments and plans of subdivision. Records checked October 8, 2026.

Data currency. Read from the Town of Halton Hills source on October 8, 2026. The source was last edited October 2, 2026. Filing years 2010–2026. Development applications (Town of Halton Hills application pages)

Halton Hills development projects5 projects with a recorded position, coloured by stage; each dot links to its project page.130 Mountainview Road North, Georgetown · 130 Mountainview Road North · Under appeal1 Rosetta Street, 6 & 8 Saint Michaels Street, Georgetown · 1 Rosetta Street and 6 & 8 Saint Michaels Street · Under review97 Bower Street, Acton · 97 Bower Street · Under review16 & 18 Mill Street, Georgetown · 16 and 18 Mill Street · Under review9094 Regional Road 25 · 9094 Regional Road 25 · Under review
Active (pre-application, under review or appeal)The outline is the Town of Halton Hills boundary.

Not on the map: 7 projects with no recorded position.


Live and recent projects

Search or filter 12 projects. Every project keeps its own page with the full record: application types, file numbers, status and sources.

Halton Hills development projects: development, area and ward, status, type and the latest date or filing year
97 Bower Street, Acton97 Bower StreetCommunityActonStatusUnder reviewHomes80TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2026
0 & 8673 Eighth Line, Esquesing0 and 8673 Eighth LineCommunityEsquesingStatusUnder reviewHomes—TypeOfficial plan amendmentUpdated2025
16469 10 Side Road, Southeast Georgetown16469 10 Side RoadCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder appealHomes744TypeZoning by-law amendment, Plan of subdivisionUpdated2025
37 King Street, Georgetown (Exchange Hotel)37 King StreetCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder reviewHomes12TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2025
530 Guelph Street, Norval530 Guelph StreetCommunityNorvalStatusUnder reviewHomes—TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2025
9094 Regional Road 25Community—StatusUnder reviewHomes—TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2025
130 Mountainview Road North, Georgetown130 Mountainview Road NorthCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder appealHomes1,481TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendment, Plan of subdivisionUpdated2024
159 Confederation Street, Glen Williams159 Confederation StreetCommunityGlen WilliamsStatusUnder appealHomes82TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendment, Plan of subdivisionUpdated2024
1 Rosetta Street, 6 & 8 Saint Michaels Street, Georgetown1 Rosetta Street and 6 & 8 Saint Michaels StreetCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder reviewHomes637TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2022
14015 Danby Road, Norval United Church Apartment Building14015 Danby RoadCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder reviewHomes157TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2022
16 & 18 Mill Street, Georgetown16 and 18 Mill StreetCommunityGeorgetownStatusUnder reviewHomes34TypeOfficial plan amendment, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2020
Eden Oak, McMaster Street & Meagan DriveMcMaster Street & Meagan DriveCommunityGlen WilliamsStatusUnder appealHomes—TypePlan of subdivision, Zoning by-law amendmentUpdated2010

How this database works

The Town of Halton Hills publishes its planning applications as Development applications (Town of Halton Hills application pages). HaltonHillsIQ reads it as published and groups the applications the source itself links — the same planning file, or the same site address — into a single project. Nothing is grouped by a similar name or a nearby location, and no figure is read out of a description.

Status is the municipality’s own word for each application, shown on every project page; the stage label is a plain reading of it. A project takes the stage of its least advanced application. Finished files are kept in the archive above, never presented as active.

The Town's pages publish no single status field. Each application's status is the first of these the page's own text states, outside its FAQ: a Tribunal decision, an appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal (or its predecessor, the Ontario Municipal Board), a Council decision, or that the files are being reviewed. The sentence the status was read from is shown with each application, in the Town's words.

Each application's type is read from the Town's file-number prefix (D09OPA official plan amendment, D14ZBA zoning by-law amendment, D12SUB plan of subdivision), and every run checks that the page's own opening paragraph names that type for the file.

Each Town page covers one site and states the file numbers filed for it; the files on one page share its site address and form one project.

Home counts are taken only where the page states a total ('a total of N units', 'N total dwelling units') or its opening paragraph states one unit figure; non-residential floor area only where the opening paragraph states it in square metres.

A project is placed on the map only when its site's civic address matches one address in the National Address Register extract exactly (same number and street). No other geocoding is used, and a site with no exact match has no position.

Map positions: Source: Statistics Canada, National Address Register, June 2026. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

Only the Town's individual application pages are used. The Town's full 'All applications under review' list is not: it is loaded from the Town's GIS, which is published under separate terms.

Dates are given as precisely as the Town's pages state them (often a month and year), so they are listed with each application rather than placed on a timeline.

Wards are not shown: the pages do not state them.

Sources: Development applications (Town of Halton Hills application pages). The dataset is rebuilt from it and re-checked in place.

Content from the Town of Halton Hills website, reproduced with attribution as the site permits ('Content may be shared or reproduced with proper attribution.') Town of Halton Hills website terms of use.