Erin Mills South
Residents Association
Incorporated pursuant to the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act
4099 Resubmission
Queenscorp is moving forward with plans to redevelop 4099 Erin Mills Parkway.
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Their latest proposal is neither reasonable nor sustainable for our neighborhood. It could overwhelm local infrastructure, increase traffic congestion and compromise the character of our community.
City of Mississauga Website:
The IMPACT
1
Density
The proposed condo development significantly increases residential density in this neighborhood, introducing a disproportionate number of units compared to the existing number of single-family homes. The site is neither a Major Node or Community Node or a candidate for mall-reimagining.
2
Traffic Safety
Significantly impact traffic patterns and pedestrian safety. During morning and afternoon drop-off and pick-up times, the convergence of vehicles from both schools can lead to severe traffic congestion on surrounding streets. This increased vehicle volume, combined with the heightened presence of children walking or biking to and from school, creates a heightened risk of accidents. Distracted driving and reduced visibility due to parked vehicles and increased traffic flow further exacerbate these safety concerns.
3
Loss of Retail
Reduced convenience for residents, decreased economic activity, and a diminished sense of community character due to the removal of the majority of walkable retail destinations from a large, established community.
Queenscorp Shade Study
EMSRA is taking action
We are actively working with subject matter experts and our Ward 8 Councillor to advocate for responsible, sustainable development of the 4099 plaza—development that aligns with the needs and character of Erin Mills South residents.