This bylaw prohibits the open fire burning of any materials in contravention of the Environmental Protection Act.

This bylaw places restrictions on the idling of vehicles within the Town of Caledon in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

This bylaw requires 5% of land being developed or redeveloped for residential purposes (and 2% for commercial, industrial or institutional purposes) be conveyed to the City for park purposes.

This bylaw requires that land be conveyed to the municipality for park or other public recreational purposes, as a condition of the approval of a plan or subdivision, or the giving of provisional consent, and outlines the amounts of this land that must be dedicated.

This bylaw amends the Parkland Dedication bylaw to require 5% of land being developed or redeveloped, or one hectare for each three hundred dwelling units proposed (whichever is greater), be dedicated to parkland.

This bylaw regulates traffic and parking for cyclists, pedestrians and motor vehicles in the Town of Caledon.

This bylaw prohibits the discharge of the following substances (among others) into a sanitary or combined sewer: PCBs, pesticides, radioactive waste, severely toxic waste, and hazardous waste chemicals. It provides limits for the discharge of the following substances: arsenic, cadmium, cobalt, chloroform, benzene, ethylbenzene, tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene, styrene, nickel, and lead.

This bylaw amends Peel Region's Official Plan to require health impact studies as part of a complete development application and provides for the development of public health indicators to analyze the effectiveness of Official Plan policies to inform future policy adjustments.

This bylaw prohibits any vehicle from idling for more than three minutes.

This bylaw regulates garbage collection in the Region of Peel. It prohibits residents of setting out non-complying and hazardous waste for collection. Non-complying waste includes waste generated from construction, demolition, or renovation (i.e. asbestos and formaldehyde). Hazardous waste includes pesticides, batteries, and other toxic waste.

This bylaw regulates the activities permitted within town parks, including limiting the Caledon Skate Park to skateboard use.

This bylaw prohibits the discharge of hazardous substances into sewer connections or storm sewers, including: arsenic, benzene, cadmium, chromium, lead, nickel, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), PCBs, pesticides, and radioactive waste.

The purpose of this bylaw is to amend to Region of Peel Official Plan to update the transportation network and polices contained within. This will guide the development of a safe, convenient and efficient transportation system in Peel which includes the encouragement of active modes of travel and the reduction of air pollution.

This bylaw governs Mississauga parks and playgrounds and the permissible activities within.

This bylaw, which regulates garbage and waste collection, repeals three other bylaws respecting waste collection to consolidate all amendments. It prohibits the collection of non-complying waste (e.g., asbestos and formaldehyde) and hazardous waste (e.g., pesticides, PCB waste, radioactive waste, and other toxic chemicals).

This bylaw regulates the collection of garbage. It does not allow the collection of hazardous waste (e.g., radioactive waste, PCB waste, or batteries) and non-complying waste.

This bylaw adopts a tax rebate program that provides eligible charities (including sport and recreation organizations) a 40% property tax rebate.

This bylaw amends bylaw 90-90 - A bylaw to regulate the discharge of matter into the sanitary and storm sewage systems. It doubles the fines for individuals and corporations who contravene bylaw 90-90 by discharging prohibited substances into sewers.

This bylaw regulated what substances could be discharged into sanitary and storm sewers. Substances limited by this bylaw include: arsenic, cadmium, cobalt, gasoline, lead, nickel, PCBs, pesticides, and radioactive materials.

This bylaw provides for the management, control regulations, maintenance and usage of all park-lands and water areas for recreation purposes.

This bylaw controls the discharge of sewage into the storm sewer system. It prohibits the discharge of trichloroethylene, formaldehyde, and radioactive material. The bylaw places limits on how much of the following substances can be discharged: cadmium, and nickel.