Dixie Outlet Mall Policy Review

Housing first!

All high-rise/mid-rise should be residential. the ground level should be completely retail and green space like parks with trees to accommodate families. but definitely prioritize residential above all else!

50% retail 25% residential 25% green space

Low rise accommodations, coffee shops, boutique type shops surrounding by green space that the area desperately needs.

Close adjacent streets to either south service or Lakehore to reduce high volume for new highway access or new buildings

It is very important to include retail, office and other services as the population of S. Mississauga will go up 100K +/- in the next 5 yrs.

Ensure adequate retail & services for the high population growth.

MiWay is garbage there. Need direct bus to Kipling via Sherway Gardens. Route 5 should use Dixie Rd instead of Ogden Ave to Long Branch GO.

Access to the mall is a must though these buildings. Please remove the bicycle lanes on Dixie to go back to 4 lanes

Parking is a must. Include 2 to 3 car spaces per household. Mississauga is a car city as much as we like to think of transit.

MiguelD

more miway busses in the era to accommodate the new people. bike lanes are also important here due to unsafe roads. protected bike lanes might help a lot in this location on major streets.

Pedestrian access from west side (Haig Blvd)

Currently pedestrians from the west must walk to the northern side first.

consider pedestrian safety and the ability to cross over to the north service road to access additional services on that area

Community should be built around green spaces. Green space should be front and centre. The area should not look like a concrete jungle.

Greater density necessitates green space. Need a place for families & others to enjoy. Space should work in tandem with area's environment.

Increase accessibility and trees.

accessible parks for all children. children with wheelchairs and other needs should be top of mind. also, I believe using our parks as places where trees are everywhere is a great thing. playing in a mini forest. make sure developers pay their fair share. also for future plans consider adult exercise equipment

Green space, LOTS of biodiversity, LOTS of trees, dog parks and some covered green areas for seating for seniors and families. Be creative!

Green Space should not be an after thought

Green space allows a place for residents to gather/spend time outdoors. Trees will also help combat noise pollution which would be a major concern that close to the hwy.

the more units the better. family focused housing.

15-22 stories seem reasonable. nothing less than 10 stories. mixed-use with units going up to 3-4 bedrooms for bigger families. Love to see retail on the bottom. At least 10% affordable units.

Triplexes or Sixplexes

This area should not have high rise buildings we have more than enough. Building Triplex or Sixplex would go great with the area for there are single family dwellings.

We have enough high rise apartments being built in S. Mississauga - We need more ground based housing to meet the high demand.

Need more ground based, family oriented housing - We have enough condos already!

Max height of any building should be no more than 10 stories.

Low to Mid-rise

The max height should be 10-15. Anything higher would be out of place and detrimental to the neighbourhood. Office buildings would be great to mix in, again only if they remained mid rise.