Regional Council

That By-law 30-2025 to confirm the proceedings of Regional Council at its meeting held on June 12, 2025, and to authorize the execution of documents in accordance with the Region of Peel by-laws relating thereto, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That the minutes of the June 12, 2025 Regional Council meeting, be approved.

That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting include the following communication items to be dealt with under Items Related to Corporate and Legislative Services: a letter from Carmina Tupe, Development Manager, Trinity Point Developments, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.26; a letter from Amanda Santo, VP Development, Dorsay Development Corporation, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.27; a letter from John DiMichele, Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.28; a letter from Richard Lyall, President, Residential Construction Council of Ontario, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.29; and That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting include a communication from the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing regarding labour relations or employee negotiations, to be dealt with under Closed Session – Item 23.3; and That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting be approved, as amended.

the Regional Chair, Members of Regional Council and staff at the Region of Peel are saddened to learn of the passing of former Regional Chair Emil Kolb; And whereas, Chair Kolb served as Regional Chair for 23-years and dedicated nearly five decades to public service including 11 years as a Town of Caledon Councillor, 22 years as Chair of the Peel Police Service Board (the longest serving Chair in history), eight years as Peel Public Works Chair, Vice Chair and Chair of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Board, six years as Mayor of Caledon, and 40 years as a Regional Councillor having served from the formation of Peel Regional Council in 1974 until his retirement in 2014; And whereas, over the course of an extraordinary political career spanning nearly five decade s, Chair Kolb made numerous profound contributions to the Region of Peel, including notably, his signature fundraising initiative, the Emil Kolb Hootenanny, which raised over $2 million in support of children’s charities. Further, under his leadership Peel achieved its first AAA credit rating, a testament to his unwavering commitment to fiscal responsibility and responsible government; And whereas, Chair Kolb was a dedicated leader, a true advocate for his community, and a man of integrity; And whereas, Chair Kolb was held in the highest regard by all who knew him, and his passing is profoundly felt across the organization; Therefore be it resolved, that sincere condolences be extended to the Kolb family

That the following matters listed on the Regional Council Agenda be approved under the Consent Agenda: Items 6.1.1, 6.2.1, 6.4.2, 6.5.1, 6.7.1, 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, 11.4, 12.1, 14.1, 14.2, 14.3, 14.4, 14.5, 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.5, 15.6, 15.7, 15.8, 15.9, 15.10, 15.11, 15.12, 15.13, 15.14, 15.15, 15.16, 15.17, 15.18, 15.19, 15.20, 15.21, 15.22, 15.23, 15.24, 15.25, 15.26, 15.27, 15.28, 15.29, 16.1, 16.3, 18.1, 18.2, 18.3, 19.1, 23.1 and 23.2.

That the approach outlined in the report of the Commissioner of Human Services, listed on the June 26, 2025, Regional Council agenda titled “Canada Wide Early Learning and Child Care Expansion Update”, be endorsed; and That the 2025 Early Years and Child Care (EYCC) gross revenues and expenditures be increased by $29,818,999 to reflect the receipt of additional funding from the Ministry of Education with no net budget impact to Peel Region; and That an Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) Infrastructure Fund project be established to fund non- profit child care expansion with no net impact, as a result of the Province allocating $11.8 million of the new funding amount for this purpose; and That Regional Council endorse the advocacy recommendations in this report to be incorporated into Peel Region’s ongoing advocacy efforts at the federal, provincial and local government level as well as through various advocacy and community groups in Peel.

Bolton’s bicentennial, or 200th anniversary, was commemorated by the installation of a plaque in a parkette near the intersection of Mill Street and Queen Street North, marking 200 years since the foundation of the settlement which spawned Bolton, Ontario; And whereas, the plaque and accompanying parkette infrastructure is owned and operated by the Town of Caledon, on lands which are owned by the Region; And whereas, the plaque and parkette are deemed an encroachment on Region owned lands, and the Town and the Region have entered into an encroachment agreement which governs the roles and responsibilities of each party, at various locations, including this parkette, and the Town was granted specific permission by the Region for these encroachments via a consent letter dated May 6, 2022; And whereas, the Town of Caledon has requested that the Region allow the parkette to be renamed to the “Bicentennial Piazza”; And whereas, the Region’s naming of facilities policy (B00-03-01) requires a staff report to be submitted to the General Committee via a report to recommend the naming of Region owned properties; And whereas, the General Committee has been discontinued; And whereas, Region staff are of the opinion that the naming of the parkette is otherwise consistent with the Region’s naming of facilities policy (B00-03-01). Therefore be it resolved: That the parkette lands at Queen Street between the south side of the Humber River bridge and Mill Street in the village of Bolton that a

That the by-law listed on the June 26, 2025 Regional Council agenda, being By-law 28-2025, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That the closed session by-law listed on the June 26, 2025 Regional Council agenda, being By-law 29-2025, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That the revised Peel Agricultural Advisory Working Group Terms of Reference attached as Appendix I to the report of the Commissioner of Public Works, listed on the June 26, 2025 Regional Council agenda titled “Peel Agricultural Advisory Working Group and Related Initiatives 2024 Update”, be received; and That a copy of the subject report be circulated to the Credit Valley Conservation, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, and the Golden Horseshoe Food and Farming Alliance, for information.

That the Regional Municipality of Peel enter into an agreement with Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada to receive a grant of $1,000,000 to design and construct green infrastructure at the Region’s 7120 Hurontario Street office complex on business terms satisfactory to the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and on legal terms satisfactory to the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services; and That Capital Project number 25-5225 “7120 GI Retrofit” be established in the amount of $2,124,716, financed by $1,059,590 from two federal grants, and a transfer of $1,065,126 in regional reserve funding from Capital Project 24-7201.

That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and the Treasurer and Director of Corporate Finance be authorized to establish a trust for the G.E. Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility Outfall Project with CIBC Trust Corporation in accordance with the requirements set out in the Oil, Gas and Salt Resources Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P. 12, as amended, Ontario Regulation 245/97 under the Act, and any additional applicable regulations thereunder; and That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and the Treasurer and Director of Corporate Finance, be authorized to complete the transaction, and any custodial tasks thereafter, associated with establishing, governing, and operating the trust, including execution of all documents required or appropriate for that purpose on business terms satisfactory to the Commissioner of Public Works, financial terms satisfactory to the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and on legal terms satisfactory to the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services.

That the report of the Government Relations Committee (GRC-2/2025) meeting held on June 5, 2025, be adopted.

That the contract (Document 2014-011P) for Professional Services for Detailed Design, Contract Administration and Construction Inspection and Supervision for Mayfield Road from Airport Road to Coleraine Drive, Projects 11-4075 and 13-4065, between Peel Region and Arcadis Professional Services (Canada) Inc. (formerly IBI Group), be increased for the provision of additional engineering services in the amount of $2,567,372.94 (excluding applicable taxes) for a total contract commitment of $5,751,223.74 (excluding applicable taxes) pursuant to Procurement By-law 45-2023, as amended.

That the report of the Waste Management Strategic Advisory Committee (WMSAC-3/2025) meeting held on June 5, 2025, be adopted.

That the space previously used for the Urgent Public Health Need Site at Peel Region’s 10 Peel Centre Drive location be repurposed for the Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub; and That a capital project in the amount of $400,000 be established to fund capital renovations for the HART Hub in Brampton, funded by the Ministry of Health through Canadian Mental Health Association – Peel Dufferin, with no net impact to the Region of Peel.

That the report of the Health System Integration Committee (HSIC-2/2025) meeting held on June 5, 2025, be adopted.

That By-law 36-2025 to confirm the proceedings of Regional Council to this point of the meeting, and to authorize the execution of documents in accordance with the Region of Peel by-laws relating thereto, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That Council proceed into "closed session” to consider reports relating to the following: 6.6.1 Employment Matters (Personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees) 6.6.2 Labour Relations Update (Labour relations or employee negotiations) 6.6.3 Personal Matters about an Identifiable Individual, including Municipal or Local Board Employees 23.3 Letter from the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Regarding Labour Relations or Employee Negotiations (Labour relations or employee negotiations)

That Council move out of "closed session".

the Regional Chair, Members of Regional Council and staff at the Region of Peel are saddened to learn of the passing of Jennifer Botelho; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho has been a dedicated Peel Region employee for 28 years; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho was most recently a valued and beloved team member in her role as a dedicated Caseworker in Human Services; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho will be remembered for the compassion and care she showed to both those she served and those who worked alongside her ; Therefore be it resolved, that sincere condolences be extended to the Botelho family on behalf of Regional Chair Iannicca, Members of Regional Council and staff of the Region of Peel.

there is a housing crisis in the Region of Peel and across Ontario; And whereas, more housing is urgently needed including low-rise, mid-rise, high-rise and affordable housing options, owned and purpose-built rental; And whereas, given turbulence in the economy, the development industry is demonstrating very few residential units will start construction over the next two years without interventions in the form of incentives; And whereas, the growing shortage of supply is increasing the cost of both owned and rented units; And whereas, increased municipal charges and taxes are recognized factors affecting the cost of housing units both purchased and rented; Therefore, be it resolved, that the Council of the Region of Peel approve the following: Under the items listed in Bill 17, effective July 10, 2025, the collection of development charges for all residential units be

That Peel’s Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response, as described in this report, be approved; and That two funding agreements, one between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the City of Brampton, and one between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the City of Mississauga, be created to support the implementation of the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response; and That upon request by the Town of Caledon, that a third funding agreement between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the Town of Caledon be created to support the implementation of the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response; and That the Director of Housing Services be delegated authority to execute such agreements and ancillary documents on business terms satisfactory to the Commissioner of Human Services and on legal terms satisfactory to the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, as may be necessary; and That Memoranda of Understanding be created between the Regional Municipality of Peel and all member organizations who wish to participate in the Coordinated Encampment Response and follow the policy and joint protocols; and That subject to approval of the 2026 Housing Support budget, Contract (Document 2025-365N) for a Peer Supports Pilot Program to improve outcomes for encampment residents, be awarded to Moyo Health and Community Services, for a period of up to two years, in the estimated annual amount of $400,000, excludin

That in accordance with Procedure By-law 27-2022, as amended, Section 3.2.12 be waived in order that the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting continue past 3:30 p.m.

That the Net Zero Emissions Building Retrofit Policy attached as Appendix I and Standard attached as Appendix II to the report of the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, listed on the June 26, 2025, Regional Council agenda titled “Net Zero Emissions Building Retrofit Policy and Standard”, be approved;

That the 2025 Housing Support budget expenditure and revenue be increased by $2,803,886 for Reaching Home funding; and That the capital project 235035 for Creekside Apartments gross expenditure and revenue be increased by $1,800,000 for Last Mile funding; and That the 2025 Housing Services budget expenditure and revenue be increased by $6,698,491 for Unsheltered Homelessness and Encampments Initiative funding; and That 2025 Housing Services budget expenditure and revenue be increased by $209,262 for Emergency Treatment Fund; and That the contract (Document 2025-369N) for the provision of Addiction Worker Services, be awarded to Peel Addiction Assessment and Referral Centre, for a period ending March 31, 2026, in the estimated amount of $279,016 (excluding applicable taxes) subject to funding provided through Health Canada’s Emergency Treatment Fund, pursuant to Procurement By-law 45-2023, as amended.

That the posted speed limit on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) from 125 meters east of Mississauga Road to 50 meters east of McLaughlin Road be reduced to 40 kilometers per hour, in the Town of Caledon; and That the Community Safety Zone be extended on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) from McLaren Road to McLaughlin Road, in the Town of Caledon; and That an All-Way Stop be implemented for all three (3) directions of travel (All-Way-Stop) on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) at the intersections of Scott Street and McLaughlin Road, in the Town of Caledon, and That the parking and stopping prohibition fines be increased for Items 54 and 56 in the Set Fines Part II, as outlined in Appendix IV to the subject report, and the proposed increases submitted to the Regional Senior Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice for approval; and That the Regional Solicitor be authorized to approve and implement any minor changes required by the Regional Senior Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice to the set fines as outlined in the subject report, that are acceptable in form and content; and That Trucks on Heavy Truck Prohibited or Axle Weight Limited Regional roads require a valid bill of lading to be produced upon demand by an officer at the time of inspection and Traffic By-law 15-2013 Section 14(2), be amended; and That the necessary by-law be presented for enactment; and That upon approval by the Regional Senior Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice,

That section 5.12.2 of Procedure By-law 27-2022, as amended, be waived to permit consideration of a motion without seven days previous notice.

in 2021, the Region of Peel completed Class Environmental Assessment Study for Cawthra Road from Queen Elizabeth Way to Eastgate Parkway in the City of Mississauga (“the Project”); And whereas, the Project was designed to meet goals and objectives for multi-modal transportation; maximize use and capacity of road right-of-way and improve operations and safety within road corridor for all users; And whereas, Noise Wall Replacements – Regional Noise Wall Conversion, Storm Sewer Replacements/ Upgrades at cycle tracks, raised bike lanes, multi-use path, intersection improvements – dual left-turn and right-turn, cross-rides, truck aprons 5.5 km road reconstruction – milling and paving; And whereas, the Project has a number of major implications which affects four (4) wards within the City of Mississauga; And whereas, on June 4, 2025, the Province of Ontario announced through the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing the Ontario Government re-introduced legislation that would protect communities by transferring the delivery of two public works services from the Region of Peel to the City of Mississauga, City of Bampton and the Town of Caledon giving the municipalities the tools needed to provide high quality services to local taxpayers as the municipalities continue to grow; And whereas, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing announced that the legislation would transfer jurisdiction of Regional roads to each respective municipality - Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon; An

That the by-laws listed on the June 26, 2025 Regional Council agenda, being By-laws 32-2025 to 35- 2025 inclusive, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That the closed session direction to the Commissioner of Health, contained within the closed session report listed as Item 22.1 on the June 26, 2025 Regional Council agenda, be approved and voted upon in accordance with Section 239(6)(b) of the Municipal Act, 2001 , as amended.

That Dr. Rebecca Shalansky be appointed as a permanent Associate Medical Officer of Health, effective July 3 rd , 2025, upon the approval of the Minister of Health; That Dr. Atiba Nelson be appointed as a temporary Associate Medical Officer of Health, effective July 3 rd , 2025, upon the approval of the Minister of Health, until September 2 nd , 2026; And further, that documentation be provided to the Ministry of Health to apply for funding under the Provincial Medical Officer of Health/Associate Medical Officer of Health Compensation Initiative; and That this recommendation become public upon adoption.

That By-law 37-2025 to confirm the proceedings of Regional Council at its meeting held on June 26, 2025, and to authorize the execution of documents in accordance with the Region of Peel by-laws relating thereto, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

1. That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting include the following communication items to be dealt with under Items Related to Corporate and Legislative Services: Council Minutes 169 o a letter from Carmina Tupe, Development Manager, Trinity Point Developments, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.26; o a letter from Amanda Santo, VP Development, Dorsay Development Corporation, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.27; o a letter from John DiMichele, Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.28; o a letter from Richard Lyall, President, Residential Construction Council of Ontario, expressing support for the motion regarding proposed development charge incentives – Item 15.29; and 2. That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting include a communication from the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing regarding labour relations or employee negotiations, to be dealt with under Closed Session – Item 23.3; and 3. That the agenda for the June 26, 2025 Regional Council meeting be approved, as amended.

Whereas the Regional Chair, Members of Regional Council and staff at the Region of Peel are saddened to learn of the passing of former Regional Chair Emil Kolb; And whereas, Chair Kolb served as Regional Chair for 23-years and dedicated nearly five decades to public service including 11 years as a Town of Caledon Councillor, 22 years as Chair of the Peel Police Service Board (the longest serving Chair in history), eight years as Peel Public Works Chair, Vice Chair and Chair of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Board, six years as Council Minutes 170 Mayor of Caledon, and 40 years as a Regional Councillor having served from the formation of Peel Regional Council in 1974 until his retirement in 2014; And whereas, over the course of an extraordinary political career spanning nearly five decades, Chair Kolb made numerous profound contributions to the Region of Peel, including notably, his signature fundraising initiative, the Emil Kolb Hootenanny, which raised over $2 million in support of children’s charities. Further, under his leadership Peel achieved its first AAA credit rating, a testament to his unwavering commitment to fiscal responsibility and responsible government; And whereas, Chair Kolb was a dedicated leader, a true advocate for his community, and a man of integrity; And whereas, Chair Kolb was held in the highest regard by all who knew him, and his passing is profoundly felt across the organization; Therefore be it resolved, that sincere condolences be e

Whereas Bolton’s bicentennial, or 200th anniversary, was commemorated by the installation of a plaque in a parkette near the intersection of Mill Street and Queen Street North, marking 200 years since the foundation of the settlement which spawned Bolton, Ontario; And whereas, the plaque and accompanying parkette infrastructure is owned and operated by the Town of Caledon, on lands which are owned by the Region; And whereas, the plaque and parkette are deemed an encroachment on Region owned lands, and the Town and the Region have entered into an encroachment agreement which governs the roles and responsibilities of each party, at various Council Minutes 172 locations, including this parkette, and the Town was granted specific permission by the Region for these encroachments via a consent letter dated May 6, 2022; And whereas, the Town of Caledon has requested that the Region allow the parkette to be renamed to the “Bicentennial Piazza”; And whereas, the Region’s naming of facilities policy (B00-03-01) requires a staff report to be submitted to the General Committee via a report to recommend the naming of Region owned properties; And whereas, the General Committee has been discontinued; And whereas, Region staff are of the opinion that the naming of the parkette is otherwise consistent with the Region’s naming of facilities policy (B00-03-01). Therefore be it resolved: 1. That the parkette lands at Queen Street between the south side of the Humber River bridge and Mill Street

1. That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and the Treasurer and Director of Corporate Finance be authorized to establish a trust for the G.E. Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility Outfall Project with CIBC Trust Corporation in accordance with the requirements set out in the Oil, Gas and Salt Resources Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P. 12, as amended, Ontario Regulation 245/97 under the Act, and any additional applicable regulations thereunder; and 2. That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and the Treasurer and Director of Corporate Finance, be authorized to complete the transaction, and any custodial tasks thereafter, associated with establishing, governing, and operating the trust, including execution Council Minutes 176 of all documents required or appropriate for that purpose on business terms satisfactory to the Commissioner of Public Works, financial terms satisfactory to the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services, and on legal terms satisfactory to the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services.

That the contract (Document 2014-011P) for Professional Services for Detailed Design, Contract Administration and Construction Inspection and Supervision for Mayfield Road from Airport Road to Coleraine Drive, Projects 11-4075 and 13- 4065, between Peel Region and Arcadis Professional Services (Canada) Inc. (formerly IBI Group), be increased for the provision of additional engineering Council Minutes 184 services in the amount of $2,567,372.94 (excluding applicable taxes) for a total contract commitment of $5,751,223.74 (excluding applicable taxes) pursuant to Procurement By-law 45-2023, as amended.

Council Minutes 188 That the report of the Health System Integration Committee (HSIC-2/2025) meeting held on June 5, 2025, be adopted.

Council Minutes 190 That Council proceed into "closed session” to consider reports relating to the following:  6.6.1 Employment Matters (Personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees)  6.6.2 Labour Relations Update (Labour relations or employee negotiations)  6.6.3 Personal Matters about an Identifiable Individual, including Municipal or Local Board Employees  23.3 Letter from the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Regarding Labour Relations or Employee Negotiations (Labour relations or employee negotiations)

Whereas the Regional Chair, Members of Regional Council and staff at the Region of Peel are saddened to learn of the passing of Jennifer Botelho; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho has been a dedicated Peel Region employee for 28 years; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho was most recently a valued and beloved team member in her role as a dedicated Caseworker in Human Services; And whereas, Jennifer Botelho will be remembered for the compassion and care she showed to both those she served and those who worked alongside her; Therefore be it resolved, that sincere condolences be extended to the Botelho family on behalf of Regional Chair Iannicca, Members of Regional Council and staff of the Region of Peel.

Whereas there is a housing crisis in the Region of Peel and across Ontario; And whereas, more housing is urgently needed including low-rise, mid-rise, high- rise and affordable housing options, owned and purpose-built rental; And whereas, given turbulence in the economy, the development industry is demonstrating very few residential units will start construction over the next two years without interventions in the form of incentives; Council Minutes 194 And whereas, the growing shortage of supply is increasing the cost of both owned and rented units; And whereas, increased municipal charges and taxes are recognized factors affecting the cost of housing units both purchased and rented; Therefore, be it resolved, that the Council of the Region of Peel approve the following: 1. Under the items listed in Bill 17, effective July 10, 2025, the collection of development charges for all residential units be

Whereas there is a housing crisis in the Region of Peel and across Ontario; Council Minutes 197 And whereas, more housing is urgently needed including low-rise, mid-rise, high- rise and affordable housing options, owned and purpose-built rental; And whereas, given turbulence in the economy, the development industry is demonstrating very few residential units will start construction over the next two years without interventions in the form of incentives; And whereas, the growing shortage of supply is increasing the cost of both owned and rented units; And whereas, increased municipal charges and taxes are recognized factors affecting the cost of housing units both purchased and rented; Therefore, be it resolved, that the Council of the Region of Peel approve the following: 1. Under the items listed in Bill 17, effective July 10, 2025, the collection of development charges for all residential units be

1. That Peel’s Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response, as described in this report, be approved; and 2. That two funding agreements, one between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the City of Brampton, and one between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the City of Mississauga, be created to support the implementation of the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response; and 3. That upon request by the Town of Caledon, that a third funding agreement between the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Corporation of the Town of Caledon be created to support the implementation of the Coordinated Homeless Encampment Response; and 4. That the Director of Housing Services be delegated authority to execute such agreements and ancillary documents on business terms satisfactory to the Commissioner of Human Services and on legal terms satisfactory to the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, as may be necessary; and 5. That Memoranda of Understanding be created between the Regional Municipality of Peel and all member organizations who wish to participate in the Coordinated Encampment Response and follow the policy and joint protocols; and 6. That subject to approval of the 2026 Housing Support budget, Contract (Document 2025-365N) for a Peer Supports Pilot Program to improve outcomes for encampment residents, be awarded to Moyo Health and Community Services, for a period of up to two years, in the estimated annual amount of

Whereas the growing number of homeless encampments in the City of Brampton is a complex problem that requires collaborative efforts from all levels of government and community partners; And whereas, encampments and homelessness are on the rise across the country due to a lack of and access to deeply affordable housing options, underfunding of supports for equity seeking populations, and the rising cost of living; And whereas, inadequate funding for social services such as housing and shelters, mental health and addictions, and other wraparound supports have left residents in Brampton in need of more support from all levels of government; And whereas, as of February 2024, the City has had to address numerous encampment sites throughout Brampton, including those within flood zones, beside playgrounds and splashpads, near schools, and directly adjacent to residential backyards; And whereas, as of May 21, 2025, the City of Brampton has 24 active encampment sites throughout the City and growing; And whereas, to address the growing encampment concerns, the City of Brampton has incurred $1.15 million in costs in 2024 related to encampment response efforts. These costs include signage, materials, safety equipment, contracted security, and site restoration expenses associated with the cleanup of inactive and hazardous encampment sites; And whereas, the City of Brampton has been working closely since 2024 with the Region of Peel to support its work in developing an Encampment Policy Fr

1. That the posted speed limit on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) from 125 meters east of Mississauga Road to 50 meters east of McLaughlin Road be reduced to 40 kilometers per hour, in the Town of Caledon; and 2. That the Community Safety Zone be extended on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) from McLaren Road to McLaughlin Road, in the Town of Caledon; and 3. That an All-Way Stop be implemented for all three (3) directions of travel (All-Way-Stop) on Regional Road 11 (Forks of The Credit Road) at the intersections of Scott Street and McLaughlin Road, in the Town of Caledon, and 4. That the parking and stopping prohibition fines be increased for Items 54 and 56 in the Set Fines Part II, as outlined in Appendix IV to the subject report, and the proposed increases submitted to the Regional Senior Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice for approval; and 5. That the Regional Solicitor be authorized to approve and implement any minor changes required by the Regional Senior Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice to the set fines as outlined in the subject report, that are acceptable in form and content; and 6. That Trucks on Heavy Truck Prohibited or Axle Weight Limited Regional roads require a valid bill of lading to be produced upon demand by an officer at the time of inspection and Traffic By-law 15-2013 Section 14(2), be amended; and 7. That the necessary by-law be presented for enactment; and 8. That upon approval by the Regional Senior Justice of the On

Whereas in 2021, the Region of Peel completed Class Environmental Assessment Study for Cawthra Road from Queen Elizabeth Way to Eastgate Parkway in the City of Mississauga (“the Project”); And whereas, the Project was designed to meet goals and objectives for multi- modal transportation; maximize use and capacity of road right-of-way and improve operations and safety within road corridor for all users; And whereas, Noise Wall Replacements – Regional Noise Wall Conversion, Storm Sewer Replacements/ Upgrades at cycle tracks, raised bike lanes, multi- use path, intersection improvements – dual left-turn and right-turn, cross-rides, truck aprons 5.5 km road reconstruction – milling and paving; And whereas, the Project has a number of major implications which affects four (4) wards within the City of Mississauga; And whereas, on June 4, 2025, the Province of Ontario announced through the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing the Ontario Government re-introduced legislation that would protect communities by transferring the delivery of two public works services from the Region of Peel to the City of Mississauga, City of Bampton and the Town of Caledon giving the municipalities the tools needed to provide high quality services to local taxpayers as the municipalities continue to grow; Council Minutes 207 And whereas, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing announced that the legislation would transfer jurisdiction of Regional roads to each respective municipality - Mississ

1. That Dr. Rebecca Shalansky be appointed as a permanent Associate Medical Officer of Health, effective July 3rd, 2025, upon the approval of the Minister of Health; Council Minutes 209 2. That Dr. Atiba Nelson be appointed as a temporary Associate Medical Officer of Health, effective July 3rd, 2025, upon the approval of the Minister of Health, until September 2nd, 2026; 3. And further, that documentation be provided to the Ministry of Health to apply for funding under the Provincial Medical Officer of Health/Associate Medical Officer of Health Compensation Initiative; and 4. That this recommendation become public upon adoption.