A Public Open House is tentatively scheduled for November 19, 2025. Council will inform the public and prepare to approve or deny the amendments to the Official Plan and Township Bylaws.

Help Protect Puslinch invites the community to attend an information open house on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada.

1. The Estill development application is now complete. This does not mean that anything is accepted, it just means that the required paperwork has been submitted by their team. From here, there will need to be both a zoning by-law amendment from Puslinch Township Council and an official plan amendment from the County of Wellington.  The Township and the County are now reviewing this application. The proposed development consists of three industrial-use buildings with a total of 36 loading bays for shipping and receiving activities, a gym, and a daycare. The development will also include a stormwater management pond, a septic field, and a wetland as per their application.

Employment lands in Puslinch will be allowed in areas D, G and H and should cover demand for 30 years.

A group of residents is asking Puslinch council to reconsider setting aside additional rural land for future employment lands outside of what is already recommended.

Option D is the preferred site for industrial development in Puslinch with options G and H to be designated as future strategic growth areas. Options A, B and C were ruled out by the township’s hydrogeologist; option F was deemed too small; and option E, which is owned by the Ministry of Transportation, is off the table

Employment land study in Puslinch, Ontario

Limited and more thoughtful development.

Encouraging needs to be met locally.

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