Norval Quarry Stakeholder Update

Please be advised that a settlement has been reached between the City of Brampton and Brampton Brick that has resulted in the complete withdrawal of the rezoning and licensing applications and Ontario Municipal Board appeals.  The City’s development file on this matter is now closed.   New applications would be required if Brampton Brick seeks to re-visit a quarry operation at this site in the future.

As part of the settlement, all existing permissions of the Official Plan and the Greenbelt Plan continue to apply to the subject lands.

The settlement also requires the City through proposed policy amendments to the Official Plan to consider whether any portion of the subject lands that are currently part of the Protected Countryside designation may be appropriate for a request to the Province for potential removal from the Greenbelt Plan.  These proposed policy amendments will be presented as part of a full public process at the time of the next Official Plan review and are subject to Council review and approval.

Questions about the settlement should be directed to Mr. David Waters by email (david.waters@brampton.ca) or phone (905-874-2074).

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