Official Plan

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proposed development, and the developer enters into an agreement with the Town to ensure the continued availability of the alternative site as a parking area. Downtown Improvements m) The Town supports the Collingwood Downtown BIA. The Town shall pursue the ongoing enhancement of the Downtown in co-operation with the BIA and other public and private interests and community groups, to enhance the efficiency, convenience, safety and appearance of the Downtown and the activities it accommodates. As such, the Town may pass By-laws designating and delineating a Community Improvement Project Area associated with the Downtown Core Designation, and may undertake Community Improvement Plans, in accordance with the policies of this Plan to improve public infrastructure and to stimulate private sector investment. 5.3.1.4 Design Policies Context a) The Downtown Core Designation is focused along Hurontario Street where, generally, buildings are located close to the street line and to one another, resulting in a well-defined street wall. Commercial buildings are typically 2 storeys in height, with flat roofs. Many buildings have an historic character that creates a distinct sense of place. It is the objective of these Urban Design Policies to shape a more pedestrian-oriented and well-defined Main Town of Collingwood • Official Plan Page 85

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