Plan calls for 73 new townhouses in older Mississauga neighbourhood
Published April 21, 2022 at 10:33 am
A neighbourhood in one of Mississauga’s oldest communities will get a dramatic makeover if a developer’s plan to build 73 stacked townhouses gets the green light.
The proposal presented by City Park Homes (Streetsville) Inc. at a meeting earlier this week of the City of Mississauga’s planning and development committee also includes four live/work units with retail space that would be part of the Queen St. S./Britannia Rd. W. proposed development in Streetsville.
The site, at the southwest corner of the major intersection, is currently occupied by three detached homes, one of which is used as a medical office, a March 25 staff report shows.
A nearby property that’s also included in the proposal is occupied by a commercial building (formerly a car repair garage).
City Park Homes’ plan calls for the three-storey townhouses to be built in two blocks on the site, which sits immediately to the east of the CP rail tracks.
The proposal will be dealt with at a future City council meeting.
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Sketch shows the townhouses proposed for the Streetsville site. (Image: City of Mississauga)
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