Home › The issues › Housing Supply & Affordability Housing Supply & Affordability Milton has been building faster than the pace the Province set for its target of 21,000 new homes by 2031, and intensification around Milton GO is reshaping the core. The argument is not whether to build but whether roads, transit, schools and parks arrive with the rooftops, and whether any of what is built is attainable for the people already here.
On this page The record The news The candidates What the residents say The record 9 substantive motions at Council this term touch this by their wording.
Motions at Council Substantive motions this term whose wording touches this issue, newest first, each linked to its meeting.
after consideration of the submissions of the parties in relation to the complaint pertaining to the Education Development Charges for 110 Heslop Road,… Council Meeting, 26 January 2026 · Res. 002-26 Lost the updates outlined in this report to the following Financial Management policies be approved: Policy No. 110 Financial Principles (Appendix A) Policy No. Council Meeting, 17 March 2025 · Res. 036-2025 Carried Council receive the Inclusionary Zoning Assessment Report, attached as Appendix A, for information; Council Meeting, 24 February 2025 · Res. 017-2025 Carried WHEREAS current provincial-municipal fiscal arrangements are undermining Ontario’s economic prosperity and quality of life; Council Meeting, 27 January 2025 · Res. 010-25 Carried WHEREAS the gym space offered by the local school boards provides an important complementary alternative to the gym space provided directly by the Town; Council Meeting, 9 December 2024 · Res. 189-24 Carried Council approve the Financial Incentive for Rental and Affordable Housing program as outlined in Appendix A; Council Meeting, 15 April 2024 · Res. 058-24 Carried Council endorse the updated HAF Application, including the following five (5) additional initiatives as requested by the Federal Minister of Housing… Council Meeting, 13 November 2023 · Res. 155-20 Carried Council endorse the action plan and growth targets that will be included as part of the Town’s HAF Application including the seven (7) specific initiatives… Council Meeting, 29 May 2023 · Res. 089-2023 Carried the Municipal Housing Pledge attached as Appendix “C” be endorsed; AND THAT the Mayor be authorized to submit the final Municipal Housing Pledge to… Council Meeting, 6 March 2023 · Res. 038-23 Carried Unanimously The news 9 articles from 3 outlets have covered this since 12 June 2026.
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