This phase continues the implementation of a long term traffic management plan for Marion’s core. The new Secondary Plan includes land use, transportation and urban design policies that will guide the transformation of existing low density, commercial sites within the Hurontario-Main Corridor into a mixed use, higher density, pedestrian and transit-oriented development, consistent with the City’s long-term vision and objectives.Įxtensive public consultation was undertaken as part of the secondary planning for the Hurontario-Main Corridor including a statutory public meeting held in May 2014 and public information centres held in February 2012 and May 2013.įor more information on the Hurontario-Main Corridor Secondary Plan, please contact Mr. This phase of the overall Central Corridor Project includes the reconstruction of 6th Avenue from 13th Street to 19th Street and includes the installation of a roundabout at the intersection of 6th Avenue and 15th Street. The Notice of Council’s decision was issued on Maand the last date of appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board is April 12, 2017.

On March 8, 2017, City Council adopted Official Plan Amendment OP2006-124 to implement the Hurontario-Main Corridor Secondary Plan, which includes many of the planning recommendations of the Master Plan with respect to lands generally fronting Hurontario/Main Street from Charolais Boulevard to south of Ray Lawson Boulevard. Each business can receive up to 20,000 if it can prove. Paul and the Central Corridor Funders Collaborative. The Hurontario/Main Street Corridor Master Plan was completed in January 2011. The Master Plan sets out a vision for the Hurontario/Main Street Corridor that integrates planning for rapid transit with higher order mixed-use development and enhanced urban design. Project partners contributing to the fund include the Met Council, the city of St.

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