This is the City of Brampton’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Plan
- Published by
- City of Brampton
- Date
- October 2026
- Also called
- SPA41 Bram East
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 70
- Instruments
- Official Plan Amendment 84-236 · Official Plan Amendment 93-32
Overview
The City's office consolidation of Chapter 41, the Bram East Secondary Plan (Secondary Plan Area 41), dated October 2026 and 70 pages long, with explanatory notes and a table of the Official Plan Amendments incorporated. It covers purpose and location, development principles for residential, employment, open space and institutional land, transportation, environmental, servicing and design considerations, implementation, a Community Block Plan section, and The Gore Major Transit Station Area policies on vision, land use, built form, public realm, mobility and servicing.
What it covers
- Explanatory Notes
- Purpose
- Location
- Development Principles
- Residential
- Employment
- Open Space
- Institutional
- The McVean and Castlemore Special Study Area
- Transportation Policies
- Roads
- Public Transit
- Pedestrian/Cyclist Links
- Environmental, Servicing & Design Considerations
- Woodlots and Valleylands
- Tree Preservation
- Heritage Resource Preservation
- Noise Attenuation
- Storm Water Management
- Sanitary Sewage and Water Supply
- Urban Design Guidelines
- Public Utilities and Facilities
- Implementation and Interpretation
- Development Phasing
- Implementation Measures
- Community Block Plan
- Design Objectives
- Community Structure
- Street Network
- Streetscape
- Edges and Gateways
- Built Form
- Growth Management
- The Gore Major Transit Station Area (MTSA)
- Vision
- Population and Jobs
- Land Use
- Built Form, Height and Density
- Public Realm
- Parks and Open Space System
- Mobility and Transportation
- Active Transportation Network
- Servicing and Stormwater
- Healthy Communities and Sustainability
- Implementation and Monitoring
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