11 days until Milton votes. Monday 26 October 2026. Everyone on the ballot, what each has filed, and what they say in their own words — see the ballot.
Every development application the Town has mapped, drawn from its own open data. Click any shape for the record behind it.
Each count is the number of shapes that button shows, so the buttons add to 374. A shape we cannot match to an application is counted as unmatched rather than counted twice under the stage the Town gives it — its stage is still on its own popup.
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59 shapes are unmatched. They are in the Town’s mapping layer and have no application in our record, usually because the file number is written differently in the two systems. They are drawn rather than hidden: a map that quietly omits 59 developments is worse than one that admits it cannot name them.
21 of our 181 applications are not on this map. The Town’s mapping layer has no shape for them — most arrive through the Public Notices feed, which carries no geometry at all — so there is nothing to draw. They are all on the applications list, and each says on its own page that it is unplaced.
The shapes and their stages are the Town of Milton’s own development layer, re-read every morning. The ward boundaries are the Town’s too. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence — Milton. Nothing on this map is our estimate of where something is: a shape is drawn where the Town draws it, and an application with no shape is left off rather than placed by guesswork. How this site decides what it knows.