Three things in one place: what is being dug up on your street, where the big projects actually stand, and a search of the Town’s own planning papers. Every fact here links back to the page it came from, in the Town’s words, so you can check it yourself.
The water plant: about $270 million, the largest build in the town's history, and the reason there is a limit on new homes.
Where the big projects stand →That is my own page, in my words. Everything below this is the Town’s wording, quoted and linked.
“This Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy ( Allocation Policy ) has been developed to ensure that the remaining and future uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity in the Raymond A.”
Servicing Policy, page 2“As such this report has not included the additional water capacity.”
Servicing Report, page 1Those sentences are copied word for word out of the documents. Nothing here was written by a computer.
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 b) within a building or structure that is detached and accessory to a primary detached, semi-detached or row dwelling or commercial/institu…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 A1 INTRODUCTION The Corporation of the Town of Collingwood is responsible for the provision of municipal water supply and wastewater collec…
County of Simcoe Official Plan (July 2026 consolidation)
that water supply servicing constraints be examined to demonstrate that the expansion will not become a significant threat to municipal drinking water resources or reduce the recharge of an aquifer. Transi…
Town of Collingwood Official Plan
…Plan, and shall be consistent with the requirements and guidelines in the Town’s Master Servicing Plan. The Town’s Master Servicing Plan provides requirements and guidelines with respect to: i. Wastewater servicing infrastructure; and ii. Water servicing infrastructure. c) All development shall be provided with full municipal servicing infrastructure, unless otherwise exempted by this Plan. d) Hi…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
sufficient to meet the maximum day demand. Hydraulic reserve capacity: For sewage, means the design capacity of the Collingwood Wastewater Treatment plant minus the actual existing recorded annual average day wastewater flow. For water, means the design capacit…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 minus the actual existing recorded maximum day demand and exclusive of any capacity reserved to service municipalities outside the Town of…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 SCHEDULE A TO BY-LAW No. 2022-025 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD WATER AND WASTEWATER CAPACITY ALLOCATIO…
Provincial Planning Statement, 2024
Provincial Planning Statement, 2024 Reserve sewage system capacity: means design Sensitive: in regard to surface water features and or planned capacity in a waste water treatment ground water features, means features that are facility, within municipal sewag…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 reserve capacity shall be established for the treatment for hauled sewage, if applicable. A12 MONITORING, TRACKING AND REPORTING Town staff…
Servicing capacity update (IN2026-03)
…be bot protection. URL: https://pub-collingwood.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=9079] Staff Report IN2026-03, Standing Committee 2026-04-08, Council 2026-04-20. Subject: 2025 Year End: Water and Wastewater Uncommitted Hydraulic Reserve Capacity Update. As of December 31, 2025, the uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity including the safety factor for the drinking water system is app…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
which has not yet been issued a building permit, for the period of one (1) year from the date this Policy comes into force and effect. A7 TIMING AND EXPIRY OF WATER AND WASTEWATER CAPACITY ALLOCATION A7.1 APPLICABILITY OF THIS SECTION This section applies to decisions on applications for Draft Plan of Subdivision/Vacant Land Condominium Description Approval…
Servicing Capacity Allocation Policy
Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 creation of rights-of-ways or easements pursuant to Section 53 of the Planning Act; c) A change on a property from one permitted use to ano…
I wrote these three by hand, straight out of the papers — no computer wrote them. The box above searches all 2,158 bits of those papers.
Jobs keep young families here. Protect industrial land, make it ready to build on (servicing included), and speed up approvals for manufacturing, warehouses and research.
Agreed on protecting it. But new industry has to fit with nearby homes: noise, dust and truck traffic Official Plan p.112. Don't turn new natural areas into industrial land to make up the shortfall.
This is the easiest one. Both sides agree.
The Build and Protect columns are arguments. The cited sentences above are the part that comes from a document.
Type a question in your own words. You get three answers: someone arguing to build more, someone arguing to go slower, and then a plain summary of what makes sense — split into homes, shops and jobs. Every fact links back to the page it came from.
Town of Collingwood, Simcoe County and Province of Ontario public documents. Page numbers are PDF pages, not the number printed on the page. An excerpt is a short capture of a report whose full file could not be downloaded, and the link still goes to the original.