The Promenade Centre Public Realm Framework and Urban Design Guidelines Study has taken place in two phases:
Study process
As part of the study process, residents and key stakeholders have been engaged to provide feedback and guidance. Engagement opportunities to date include:
The City’s Promenade Centre Public Realm Framework and Urban Design Guidelines Study is underway.
Promenade Centre Public Realm Framework and Urban Design Guidelines Study
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The City of Vaughan’s Public Works crews are dedicated to ensuring the city’s public spaces remain safe, clean and beautiful for your enjoyment. With a few more weeks left of summer, we’re sharing an update on our ongoing seasonal maintenance operations:
The City of Vaughan values the voice of the public and is dedicated to having constructive dialogue with the community that is open, transparent, accessible and inclusive. The City is committed to involving citizens, businesses and stakeholders through the study process.
Committee of the Whole (Public Meeting)
Background Studies
Phase 1 Background Reports:
Boundaries of the Promenade Centre Study Area
Located in Ward 5, the Promenade Centre study area is 95-acres, and situated within Centre Street, Bathurst Street, Clark Avenue West and Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park.
A home to many, a place to shop, gather and grow; the area around the Promenade Mall, known as the Promenade Centre, is changing and the City of Vaughan wants to know your vision for the study area. As Vaughan’s population continues to grow, there is a need for housing and transportation options, business and retail enhancements to accommodate people who want to live in a city that has the best to offer.
With community safety a top priority for the City of Vaughan, swift action is being taken to fight the growing number of auto thefts in the community and across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
