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Date:May 2011

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WHAT’S CONSIDERED WHEN REVIEWING A SECONDARY PLAN?



RecommendedUpdated Secondary Plan

REVIEW

VISION AND

PRINCIPLES

PLANNING COMMITTEE AND COUNCIL DECISION

Provincial PolicyStatementsProvincial

Growth Plan

Urban Official PlanOntarioPlanning Act

Other City Initiatives?Rapid Transit Initiative

?Hamilton TransportationMaster Plan (2007)

?Downtown TransportationMaster Plan 5 Year Review (2008)

?Truck Route Master Plan

?Transit Oriented DesignGuildelines (2010)

?Gore Park Master Plan(on-going)

?John/Rebecca Park Master Plan (on-going)

?Cycling Master Plan

?Growth Related IntegratedDevelopment Strategy (2006)

?Creative Catalysts

?Urban Braille

?Pedestrian Mobility MasterPlan (ongoing)

Community Input?Neighbourhood groups

?Service organizations

?Businesses

?Landowners

?Residents

?Park users

?Other stakeholders REV

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DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

EXISTING SECONDARY PLANLAND USE

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May 2007

OPA No. 172, as per Board Orderdated July 19, 2002Amended by OPA No. 200, May 25, 2005

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SpecialtyCommercial

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Putting People First The New Land Use Plan for Downtown Hamilton

OVERALL LAND USE STRATEGY

Community Park

Public Use

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EXISTING CONDITIONS

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Date Plotted:

May 19, 2011

Although the information displayed in this map has been captured as accurately as possible, some errors may be present due to insufficient oroutdated information.

For further information, please contact the GIS - Planning and Analysis Section at 905-546-2424 or by email:GIS-Planning&[email protected]

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City Marital StatusDowntown Marital Status

DEMOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS

Population

Downtown is Home to Young Adults

Source: Statistics Canada 2001 & 2006 Census Source: Statistics Canada 2001 & 2006 Census


The demographic information provided is based on the Downtown Hamilton Community Improvement Project Area (CIPA)

Source: Statistics Canada 2001 & 2006 Census

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Couples withoutChildren at Home

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Single Parent24%

Couples withChildren at Home

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Single Parent18%

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Downtown Households are Smaller


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Duplex and Multiples 94% 29%

Owned 14% 68%

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Professional scientific and technical services

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Admin. and support waste mgmt. and remediation services

Educational services

Health care and social assistance

Arts entertainment and recreation

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CULTURAL HERITAGE RESOURCES

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George St. - Rowhouse

George St. - Semi-detached House

George St. - Semi-detached House

Hughson St. N - Tivoli Theatre

Hess St. S - Semi-detached Houses

Jackson St. W - Whitehern

Jackson St. W - CHCH Building

James St. N - Lister Block

James St. S - Pigott Building

George St. - Rowhouse

James St. N - Hamilton CN Railway Station

James St. N - Hamilton Brass Manufacturing Co. Building

James St. N - John Weir Foote Armoury

Hunter St. E - Hamilton GO Centre

Hunter St. W - Central Public School

Bay St. S - Former St. Mark’s Anglican Church

MacNab St. N - Commercial Block

James St. N - Christ’s Church Cathedral & Schoolhouse

James St. S - Sun Life Building

James St. S - Landed Bank

James St. S - Bank of Montreal

James St. S - St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church

James St. S - James Street Baptist Church

John St. N - Stewart Memorial Church

John St. S - Dominion Building

King St. E - Right House

King St. E - Victoria Hall

King St. E - Commercial Building

King St. W - Commercial Building

Main St. W - Carnegie Library

Main St. W - City Hall

Mary St. - Century Theatre

Mary St - William Pring House

West Ave. S - Church of St. Thomas

James St. S - James Street South Stone Terrace

James St. S - Hamilton Conservatory of Music

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URBAN DESIGN



The Hamilton Downtown Streetscape Master Plan adopts a comprehensive and

integrated approach toward the design of our public spaces. These streetscape

improvement initiatives are part of a long-term and coordinated effort towards the

revitalization of the Hamilton Downtown. The concepts and visions produced in the

Downtown Mobility Streetscape Master Plans reflect the recommendations of the

Downtown Secondary Plan, the Downtown Transportation Master Plan, as well as

key findings emerging through community consultation events.

York Boulevard Streetscape Master Plan (2010)

Construction: COMPLETED

The King Street West Streetscape Master Plan (2004)

Construction: COMPLETED (excluding James St to Bay St)

Downtown Mobility Streets Master Plan (Bay Street,James Street, John Street, Hunter Street) (2003)

Construction:Bay Street - Completed from Main St. to Cannon St.James Street - Only 2-way conversion completedJohn Street - Only 2-way conversion completedHunter Street - Detailed design, on-going

Hughson Streetscape Master Plan (2003)

Construction: Main Street to Hunter Street

McNab Street (King Street - Main Street)

Construction: COMPLETED

King William Streetscape Master Plan (2003)

Construction:Hughson Street to Wellington Street - CompletedJames Street to Hughson Street - Under Construction

Ferguson Street

Construction: Barton Street to Main Street (East side only from King St. to Main St.)

Hess Street

Construction: Main Street to King Street

The following is a list of the Streetscape Master Plans that have been completed to date:

WE WANT TO HEARFROM YOU



The Downtown Hamilton Secondary Plan will be reviewed in consultation with the Public (community groups, agencies, landowners, and other stakeholders).

There will be many opportunities to get involved and provide feedback on the Secondary Plan review.

?Apply to join the Downtown Hamilton Secondary Plan Community Liaison Committee

?Join the mailing list

?Invite the Downtown Secondary Plan Review team to come and speak with your community group, neighbourhood association, or work place

?Attend upcoming Public Information Centres

?Fill out a comment sheet before you leave

?Visit our website at:

www.hamilton.ca/downtownhamiltonreview

Alissa Mahood, MCIP, RPP

PlannerPlanning & Economic Development Department

City of Hamilton

71 Main Street West, 6th Floor

Hamilton, ON L8P 4Y5

Phone: 905-546-2424 Ext. 1250

Fax: 905-560-5611

Email: [email protected]

Steve Boich

Planning TechnicianPlanning & Economic Development Department

City of Hamilton

71 Main Street West, 6th Floor

Hamilton, ON L8P 4Y5

Phone: 905-546-2424 Ext. 1293

Fax: 905-560-5611

Email: [email protected]

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