An addition to a detached garage on protected Greenbelt countryside near Brookville would bring it to 202.52 square metres, more than double the 93 square metres allowed for an accessory building there. Town planning staff recommend approving it.
Staff say the work at 10625 Guelph Line, south of 15 Side Road, needs no tree removal and sits about 25 metres from the nearest key natural heritage feature, so no environmental study is needed. A building permit must first be obtained for an existing 29.8-square-metre outbuilding. No residents had commented as of Nov. 2.
Milton's Committee of Adjustment and Consent, the Town panel that rules on small exceptions to zoning rules, hears the request Thursday, Nov. 12, at Town Hall Council Chambers, 150 Mary Street, where interested residents can take part in person. The applicant and certain people or public bodies with an interest can appeal within 20 days of the decision by filing their objection, reasons and the provincial tribunal's fee with the committee's secretary-treasurer.
