The Town of Caledon completed the Preservation of Rural Community Character and Infill Policy Review. The purpose of this study was to establish a policy framework that ensures that any new development positively contributes to the established character, sense of place and culture heritage assets of the Town's villages and hamlets.
We wanted the policy to encourage compatible development that protects the unique character of each community now and in the future. This study built on work of the:
- Comprehensive Town-Wide Design Guidelines (Contact us to request this document)
- Six Villages Community Improvement Plan
- Intensification Strategy
- Review Process
This study had four phases:
- Phase 1: Background Review and Data Collection
- Phase 2: Analysis, Options and Preferred Residential Infill Guidelines
- Phase 3: Draft Policy Formation
- Phase 4: Policy Refinement and Final Adoption
- Public Engagement
Throughout the policy review we consulted with the public to gather feedback, conduct research and gain insight. Contact us to review materials presented during past public consultations.
- Study Area
The study area includes the rural service centre of Caledon East. The policy review also includes Caledon's villages:
- Alton
- Caledon Village
- Inglewood
- Mono Mills
- Palgrave
- Cheltenham
The following hamlets are also included in this study:
- Albion
- Belfountain
- Campbell's Cross
- Cataract
- Claude
- Melville
- Mono Road
- Terra Cotta
- Wildfield