Sustainable Community Plan for the Town of Collingwood

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What Does Sustainability Mean to You? BMWT Staff Council Committees Public Sustainability Committee • Demand for • Positive Partnerships • Quality of life • Jobs for people • Planning for • Walkability – healthcare • Rail network from • Partnerships/shared • Limit on neighbourhoods (holistic, active residents • No more loss of Collingwood to Barrie services and revenue untrammelled sense of community, • Smart natural areas • Small business sharing sprawl village squares in Government – • Less traffic, urban enterprise • Mixed community – • Adequate tax Europe) decision sprawl • Broader consumer housing stock base • A “joined” community – making, • Recreational spending options (i.e. • Affordable/accessibility • Public services able to get around economics/finan playgrounds and Costco) of housing – scale that support the without a car, able to cial, Leading by opportunities community stay in example, • Good employment • Mixed community for • Adequate and Collingwood/togethernes sustainable • Tourism opportunities all ages/incomes excellent s, care for neighbours planning rules • Higher density • Controlled growth (youth, seniors) education • Paradigm shift around • Active involved housing • Opportunity to interact • Sustainable population • Solid value of natural community – • Less focus on with levels infrastructure resources, behavioural both physically development nature/recreation/touri • Access to healthcare • Solid arts, change, protection of and mentally • Reclaim shoreline sm • Arts and Culture culture, heritage natural • Accessibility – • Slower growth • Walkability • Neighbourhood feel policies and features/wetlands/parks/ housing, • More • Multicultural – • Airport/railway funds water transportation – farmland/less building on this • Access to linked • Expanded • Emphasis on youth getting to jobs subdivisions strength greenspace (town railway link • Use RAP as focus – • Shared • More housing • Concerns over water owned) • Blended rebuild hope prosperity – options levels – harbour plans • Economic development community; • Start with small issues across the • Walking options in place – diversified and Affordable • Clean power community • Need for • Health care to sustain supportive of small housing • Business with real jobs, • Inclusive – complete population base business – and • Cohesive self sufficiency youth and child community • Accessibility (aging adaptive community with • Local foods friendly, seniors, • Balance population) a vision and • Health and well being of • Safe • Post secondary goals people • Creative, arts • Local employment • Growth Management education facility for Plan (population training, post-medical • Sense of • Keeping and Culture • Surrounded by allocations, studies identity recreation/connected • Connected nature intensification) • Walkable with trails Collingwood – • Diversified trails • Active partnerships with Transportation, • Education economy levels/provincial • Protected municipalities getting to jobs • Better average wetlands (knowledge sharing, and services, transportation • Vibrant action on political level, people • Affordable housing – opportunities downtown core leadership, good connected to what does that mean? • Developed governance) services Is demand there? • Local F-1
What Does Sustainability Mean to You? BMWT Staff Council Committees Public Sustainability Committee concept of a supportive community employment – balanced levels, variety of • Regional understanding options, diversified of a common • Clean air philosophy • Waterfront • Expanded recreational • Vibrant downtown opportunities • Greenscape, • Greater fiscal landscape responsibility • Energy • Expanded efficiency health care (hospital and • Affordable housing social services) • Local • Successful farmers businesses, unique • Strong protection for geographic built heritage and natural resources • Promotion of healthy residents • Opportunities for continuing education and life-long learning • New perception of transportation – goods and people • Youth focused activities F-2
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