The Corporation of the
Town of Milton
Committee of Adjustment and Consent

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Council Chambers - In Person

The Town of Milton is resuming the Committee of Adjustment and Consent (COA) meetings in person as of January 26, 2023.  Applicants and interested parties can participate in person at Town Hall, Council Chambers, 150 Mary Street. 


Application A26-016/M 362 Maplewood Crescent will be deferred until the May 28th Committee of Adjustment Hearing. 

The application seeks to construct a storage shed in the rear yard with a GFA of 14.9 square metres, whereas the Zoning By-law permits accessory structures to have a maximum GFA of 10 square metres. Planning staff have no concerns with the application, and do not anticipate adverse impacts on adjacent properties.

The application seeks to convert the existing dwelling into a primary unit, consisting of the main floor and basement, with an ARU occupying the second floor. No changes are proposed for the exterior of the dwelling. 

The application seeks to construct an additional residential unit (ARU) in the basement of the existing dwelling. To facilitate this, the application seeks to permit a minimum width of 0.92 metres for the route leading to the primary entrance of the ARU. 

The application seeks to permit the reduction in the minimum unobstructed length of one garage bay, in order to accommodate the encroachment of a fire-rated corridor leading to a basement ARU. Planning staff have no concerns with the application, and do not anticipate adverse impacts on adjacent properties.

The application seeks a slight increase in the permitted lot coverage to facilitate an addition to the existing detached dwelling. Planning staff have no concerns with the application, and do not anticipate adverse impacts on adjacent properties

The application seeks to convert the existing dwelling into an ARU and construct a new primary dwelling. To facilitate the conversion of the existing dwelling, minor variances are required for its GFA and front yard setback. In addition, given the location of the new primary dwelling, a minor variance is required to allow for an increased separation distance between the primary dwelling and the ARU

The application seeks to request relief from the Town’s Zoning By-law to permit a second garage which will be detached on the subject property as well as seek permission to increase the height of the proposed detached garage. Further, additional variances are being requested to recognize the size of the existing driveway and located or the rear covered porch. 

The application seeks to request relief from three sections of the Town’s Zoning By-law (016-2014) to facilitate the development of a custom built single-detached dwelling which includes specific design features. The existing dwelling and attached garage will be demolished ahead of time.

The application seeks to allow for the definition of “lot” to mean the following: “for the purposes of administering the zoning by-law any lot lines created by a Plan of Condominium within the lot boundaries shall be deemed not to exist.” As noted above, the proposed development is being reviewed through a related Plan of Condominium application (24CDM-25004M) which captures Building A, however Building B and Building C will proceed at a later time which triggered the need to revise the definition of lot.

The application seeks to request relief from four sections of the Town’s Zoning By-law to facilitate the development of a residential rebuild on the subject property. The existing dwelling and detached garage will be demolished ahead of time.

The application seeks to allow for below-grade stairs as well as a window well to encroach into the interior side yard to facilitate the construction of an accessory dwelling unit in the basement of the existing dwelling.

The applicant has requested a minor variance to facilitate the development of outdoor cannabis production and processing facility on the subject property. As noted above, the proposed development includes dedicating a small portion of already farmed area to allow for cannabis cultivation and converting an existing accessory structure to a drying/storage building to allow for the processing component to take place on the subject property. 

Thursday, June 25, 2026 commencing at 6:00 p.m.