Explore New Tecumseth
Maps
You can explore the Town of New Tecumseth using our many maps and online mapping systems.
GIS Interactive Mapping
GIS provides the public a means to access and view spatial information through mapping technology.
Discover the Town of New Tecumseth using our interactive mapping application. You can choose from over 100 different layers to view and explore. You can open the application by using the link below.
You can find information about:
- Address Searching (Roll numbers)
- Zoning
- Official Plan
- Infrastructure
- Wards
- Points of Interest
- Parks and Facilities
- Capital Projects
- Road Closures (local)
- By-Law
- Parking Restrictions
- Parking Prohibited
- Stopping Prohibited
- Firearm Discharge Boundary – 200m
- Heritage Properties
- Winter Plow Routes
- Property Information
- Multiple base maps, including current and historical imagery, topography and streets
You can also focus in on specific themes, like:
- Roads Construction
- Commercial Real Estate
- Local Real Estate
- Solid Waste Management
- Forestry and Recreation
- Child Care Facilities
- Community Services
- Immigration Support Services
Please give us your feedback about our mapping systems. It helps us learn how our maps are being used. Every comment is read and if you would like a response, we would be happy to get back to you.
Municipal Partners’ Mapping Links
Map Gallery
Zoning
The Town of New Tecumseth’s New Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2021-128 came into effect on September 13, 2021, with the exception of two site-specific appeals. The Zoning By-law defines the permitted uses of all lands within the Town, and regulates the height, size, location, etc. of all buildings and structures. The Zoning By-law is the primary tool used to implement the Town’s Official Plan, and is passed in accordance with the Ontario Planning Act.
Official Plan
The Town of New Tecumseth’s Official Plan describes our land-use strategy for growth and development. The Plan contains different policies and maps that guide our future land use as the town grows and changes over the next 20 years. It is a legal document required by the province through the Ontario Planning Act.
The County of Simcoe approved the Town’s new Official Plan on June 25th, 2019.
Please note, as of July 18th, 2019, the Town of New Tecumseth and the County of Simcoe received three appeals to the approval of the new Official Plan to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT). These appeals are currently underway, pursuant to the LPAT Rules and Procedure. The affected sections will revert to the former 2010 Town of New Tecumseth Official Plan and related secondary plans.
For further information, please email our Planning team.
Official Plan Amendments
There have been a number of amendments to the Official Plan approved since 1999. Please contact us before you start your next project to ensure that it complies with Official Plan provisions and all other policies.
- Official Plan Amendment # 1 – Briar Hill Secondary Plan
- Official Plan Amendment # 11 – Tottenham Secondary Plan and OPA#11 Schedule 1
- Official Plan Amendment # 21 – Alliston Secondary Plan and OPA#21 Schedule 2
- Official Plan Amendment # 23 – Briar Hill West Secondary Plan
- Official Plan Amendment # 27 – Belterra Estates Secondary Plan as adopted by Council (June 2, 2003), and approved and modified by the Ontario Municipal Board Decision (August 12, 2009).
Official Plan Amendment #29
The Official Plan Amendment #29 – The Alliston Industrial/Commercial Area Secondary Plan was adopted by Council on Oct. 20, 2003. It includes some changes from the County of Simcoe (Nov. 22, 2005) and was modified and approved by the Ontario Municipal Board (June 26, 2007).
- OPA#29 Appendix # 1
- OPA#29 Appendix # 2
- OPA#29 Appendix # 3
- OPA#29 Appendix # 4
- OPA#29 Schedule # 1
- OPA#29 Schedule # 2
- OPA#29 Schedule # 3
Official Plan Amendment #31 – Beeton Secondary Plan
The Official Plan Amendment #31 – Beeton Secondary Plan provides a long-range plan for an urban expansion to the Community of Beeton. The Amendment was approved by the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) on November 13, 2007.