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8/6/2019 Complete and Compact
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Residential Policy ReviewComplete Communities and
Compact Urban Form
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Provincial Policy Shift
Vibrant Complete Communities Compact and Efficient Development Growth Allocation Density and Intensification Targets
Simcoe Area Urban Nodes
Encouraging towns to develop ascomplete communities with a diverse mix
of land uses, a range and mix ofemployment, housing types andtransportation options, and high qualitypublic open space, Places to Grow, 2006
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built boundary identified 40 % of development within built boundary
(by 2015 and each year thereafter)
50 residents/jobs per ha
all municipalities will develop and implementthrough their official plans a strategy to phasein and achieve intensification
appropriate intensification scope scale and transitions plan for a mix of housing taking into account
affordability needs2031 - 33,400 or 30,200 residents
Policy Changes
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Development within the BuiltBoundary and in the Greenfields
Black AshMeadows
PrettyRiver
EstatesMountaincroft
Eden Oak
Riverside
Trails ofCollingwood
Within the Built Boundary
Admiral Collingwood Place
Victoria Annex
Lockhart
St. Paul Street
Regency Heights
South
ServicingArea
Greenfields
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Complete Communities
meet peoples needs for daily living throughout anentire lifetime by providing convenient access to anappropriate mix of jobs, local services, a full rangeof housing, and community infrastructure including
affordable housing, schools, recreation and openspace for their residents
provide convenient access to public transportation
and options for safe non-motorized travel.
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Walkability
Worship
Shop
Work
PlayLearn Give
Live
Play
Work
Learn
Live
Shop
Give
Worship
All land use components areintegrated, where appropriate, tocreate a complete neighbourhoodthat improves livability
Driving Required 5 Minute Walking Distance from Centre
Traditional Separation of Land Uses
(Modified from Thadani, The Language of Towns and Cities, 2010)
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Compact Urban Form
is a land-use pattern with appropriate urbandesign that best achieves the goal of completecommunities
efficient use of land;
walkable neighbourhoods;
mixed land uses (residential, retail, workplaceand institutional all within one neighbourhood);
proximity to transit; and,
a reduced need for infrastructure.
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decreased infrastructure costs; maximization of existing services; greater access to services, amenities and employment; increased walkability;
responds to changing demographics;
Benefits of Complete Communities andCompact Urban Form
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decreased land consumption; decreased automobile use less congestion; better public transit; greater affordability better range of housing;
increased utility and value for properties; and, more healthy, lively and vibrant communities
Benefits of Complete Communities andCompact Urban Form contd
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Demographics and TrendsAging Population
Decreasing Family Size and GreaterNumber of Families
Telecommunications Revolution Increased Transportation Prices Emphasis on Quality of Life
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Live Work Characteristics
Regional Economic CentreServices and Amenities
(including financial, health, education and retail)
Active and Public Transportation
Collingwood as a Complete Community
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one of way of looking at theseideas is to consider neighbourhoods,walking distances and typicalresident behaviour
five minutes 400 m(for general activities)
ten minutes 800 m(to access public transportation)
variable(recreation, school)
Complete Neighbourhoods
Worship
Shop
Work
PlayLearn Give
Live
(modified from Western Australia Planning Commission, Liveable Neighbourhoods 2000)
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Complete Neighbourhoods
5 minutewalking radius
400m
10 minute
walking radius800m
SelectedWalking
Distances
Town Hall
Hospital
RegionalCommercial District
Cameron Street Schooland Plaza
Black AshMeadows/Creekside
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Achieving Compact Urban Form
Brownfields
AccessoryUnits
GardenSuites
Residential Infill and Intensification
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Achieving Compact Urban FormResidential Infill and Intensification continued
Infill
Conversions
Vacant andUnderused Lots
Redevelopment to Higher Densities
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Achieving Compact Urban Form
Large Scale Redevelopment
Mixed Use Proximity Higher Densities Importance of
Urban Designand Place
Connectivity
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Achieving Compact Urban FormMixed-Use Neighbourhood Centres
Official Plan re-designation; Neighbourhood Master Plans; Zoning changes - additional permitted uses, density minimums,
relaxed setback and parking provisions;
Introduction of Development Permit System; and,
Urban Design Standards.
Western Australia Planning Commission, Liveable Neighbourhoods 2000)Sources: TPG Town Planning and Urban Design and
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Intensification of a
Commercial Plaza
Think longer term 15 to 50 years.
addition of more commercialand or residential space.
removal of some parking. new semi-private public area
incorporation of transit stop. could serve as a hub for the
neighbourhood supported with additional
residential units in area.
(Source; Tachieva, Sprawl Repair Manual, 2010)
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Intensification of a
Residential Block
Establishment oflaneway or alley.
Construction ofaccessory dwellingunits and lanewayhouses.
Building additions andconversions.
(Source: Tachieva, Sprawl Repair Manual, 2010)
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we are seeing a convergence of policy,demographic, economic and environmentalfactors creating a win-win scenario; and,
there is ample evidence that neighbourhoodform, character and function can be preserved
and enhanced while accommodating a morecompact mix of land uses at higher densities.
Complete Communitiesand Compact Urban Form
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Next Steps
1. Data Collection Policy, Statistics, Land Use Information2. Research and Analysis3. Finalization of Growth Allocation (on hold - PDF)
5. Draft Policies6. Review and Comment
Residential Policy Review Land Budget Complete Communities and Compact Urban Form The Grey Tsunami Infrastructure
4. Background Presentations