Downtown Plan

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Action Item # 1: Downtown HCD Plan and shall be limited to 12m Undertake a Gap and Opportunities (3 to 4-storeys).” Analysis of land use planning policies The Town of Collingwood is projected to grow by to inform an Intensification Study and 17,200 people by 2051 bringing the population support the success of the Downtown of the Town to 42,000. This population growth, in response to changing paradigms and combined with the fact that Canada is in a national evolving priorities housing crisis, merits the review of opportunities for greater height within Downtown Collingwood. - Roles and Responsibilities: Land Use Planning Additional height within the Downtown potentially (Town Lead); Urban Designer (Consultant provides a number of benefits, including providing Lead); Heritage Architect (Consultant Support) a greater critical mass to support local businesses, - Partnerships: Downtown Coordinator; enhancing safety through additional ‘eyes on Heritage Advisory Committee the street,’ providing opportunities for new - Priority: High commercial uses, and providing additional housing - Timeline: Short-Term Priorities (0-5 years) options within the Town (in line with the Town’s - Budget Implications: Low (Consultant Report) Affordable Housing Master Plan). To date, the policies guiding height (i.e. through The Collingwood Downtown Heritage the HCD, zoning, and official plan) have been Conservation District (HCD) was initially a ‘broad swaths’ approach that treats all sites completed in

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