Downtown Strategy
The City of Mississauga is creating a downtown for today and tomorrow.
The Strategy will build on the Downtown21 Master Plan (2010) - a plan that first outlined a vision to transform the Downtown from "suburban to urban" and laid the foundation for the current downtown core. For more information on the Downtown21 Master Plan, please visit mississauga.ca/downtown.
For a map of key attractions in Downtown Mississauga, please click here.
The City of Mississauga is creating a downtown for today and tomorrow.
The Strategy will build on the Downtown21 Master Plan (2010) - a plan that first outlined a vision to transform the Downtown from "suburban to urban" and laid the foundation for the current downtown core. For more information on the Downtown21 Master Plan, please visit mississauga.ca/downtown.
For a map of key attractions in Downtown Mississauga, please click here.
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Downtown Movement Plan | Phase Two Engagement Summary Now Available!
From 31 May to June 21, 2022, the City hosted an on-demand virtual engagement as well as a live virtual information session (June 9) for the second phase of the Downtown Movement Plan. The goal of this process was to collect feedback on the Draft Preferred Networks to create a cohesive transportation system to meet the needs of those who live, work and play in the Downtown Core.
The live meeting presentation slides and a summary of the engagement are available here:
- Review the June 9, 2022 presentation slides
- Read the engagement summary
- Visit the project website
Thank you for your participation on the Downtown Movement Plan!
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Update to the Downtown Strategy
The Downtown Strategy is informed by numerous city-initiated projects that influence development in the Downtown Core. One of those projects is the Downtown Movement Plan, which will assess the proposed downtown road, transit, and pedestrian network. The Downtown Movement Plan guides what the transportation network will look like in the next several decades, and when key transportation projects will take place.
The Downtown Strategy has been on hold since Spring 2021. City staff have worked with internal departments and external stakeholders to re-framing the strategy and action plan document. We are now at a point to re-start the study, with new opportunities to participate in community engagement sessions this summer. Please check back on the project site for more details on the Downtown Strategy's work plan for the rest of 2022 and into early-2023.
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Key Dates
Timeline
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Phase 1: Understanding Downtown Mississauga today
Downtown Strategy has finished this stageSummer - Fall 2019
Gather insights and identify strengths
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Phase 2: Defining the future
Downtown Strategy is currently at this stageFall 2022 - Spring 2023- Confirm priorities, reviewed public feedback, and streamline Downtown Strategy policies
- Draft Downtown Strategy Policy Framework Summary document
- Integrated Downtown Strategy Policies into Chapter 12 (Strategic Growth Areas) of the Draft Official Plan Review
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Phase 3: How do we get there
this is an upcoming stage for Downtown StrategySpring 2023 - Winter 2023
- Review feedback on draft Downtown Strategy
- Finalize policies
- Statutory public meeting
Document Library
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Downtown Movement Plan (DMP)
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DMP Phase 2 Public Engagement Feedback Report (July 18, 2022) (12.1 MB) (pdf)
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DMP Virtual Open House Live Meeting Slides | June 2022 (4.11 MB) (pdf)
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DMP Virtual On-Demand Meeting Slides | June 2022 (2.41 MB) (pdf)
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DMP Phase 1 Public Engagement Feedback Report (Nov. 13, 2020) (5.33 MB) (pdf)
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DMP Virtual On-Demand Meeting Slides | September 2020 (4.76 MB) (pdf)
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Notice of Commencement (155 KB) (pdf)
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What We Heard
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Background Documents
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Information_Report_(Wards_4_and_7)_ -_Downtown_Urban_Growth_Centre_Office_Retention (1.48 MB) (pdf)
Videos
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Click here to play video June 9th, 2022 | Downtown Movement Plan Presentation On May 31st, the City launched a 3-week virtual public engagement for the Downtown Movement Plan. As part of this engagement, on June 9th, the City and its consultants held a virtual meeting where they presented the work completed on the project so far. This presentation included the evaluated alternatives and the draft preferred transportation network.
Who's Listening
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Project Lead |Planner, City of Mississauga
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Project Lead | T&W/Transportation Planning