Land Dispositions

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has been approached by the homeowner of 3203 Mayfield Road, Brampton, to convey the TRCA owned lands (0.4 acres) adjacent to the east into private ownership.

• To correct a historical error in which the septic system servicing the residential dwelling is currently situated on TRCA lands, the homeowner of 3203 Mayfield Road, Brampton is seeking to own the lands containing the private infrastructure.
• Following failure of the septic system in 2024, the homeowner paid for the urgent replacement to mitigate leeching of hazardous waste.
• The disposition has been approved by TRCA’s Board of Directors, and the City of Brampton Committee of Adjustment has conditionally approved for both the Consent to Sever the lands, and two Minor Variance applications.
• The Agreement of Purchase and Sale will include the requirement to register a Restrictive Covenant on the subject lands indicating continued use and maintenance of the existing septic system to be the sole permitted use, and that no structures are to be added to the lands.
• This land conveyance is expected to be completed no later than December 31, 2026.

Consultation on this land conveyance will take place over a 45-day period, with comments due by 4:30 p.m. on December 22, 2025.

Comments should be provided by email to:
Desiree Sampson, Project Coordinator
Property And Asset Management
Desiree.Sampson@trca.ca

View Map of the Proposed TRCA Lands
to be Conveyed into Private Ownership:

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The subject lands are to be disposed of in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding between Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) and the City of Pickering.

Proceeds from the sale will support the enhancement of waterfront trail connectivity within the City of Pickering.

• The properties consist of vacant lots of record, located within an area zoned for residential use and are not serviced.
• The disposition is expected to be completed no later than December 31, 2025.

Public consultation on this disposition is now closed.

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TRCA is conducting a public consultation on the disposition of TRCA-owned properties to Parks Canada for the Expansion of the Rouge National Urban Park.

Circulation Summary:

TRCA Property staff are currently working with Parks Canada on the expansion of the Rouge National Urban Park. Through this process, 16 TRCA-owned parcels (see map below) within the City of Pickering have been identified as surplus for disposition to Parks Canada. This disposition will be completed once all required due diligence has been completed.

Public consultation on this disposition is now closed.

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TRCA has been approached by a third party to register existing stormwater infrastructure on the TRCA owned lands north of Sheppard Avenue East and west of Leslie Street.

• The area of the proposed easement is already disturbed. The third party will undertake upgrades to existing stormwater infrastructure.
• TRCA negotiated an easement with the third party to permit the stormwater infrastructure.
• The easement is for the construction, access, and maintenance of the stormwater infrastructure.
• This disposition is expected to be completed no later than December 31, 2024.

Public consultation on this disposition is now closed.

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