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Township of Tay Presentation to the Accommodation Review Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Township of Tay Presentation to the Accommodation Review Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Township of Tay Presentation to the Accommodation Review Committee for the schools in Tay Township Growth Potential The Province has directed that growth be allocated to settlement areas that have full sewer and water. Port McNicoll and
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∗ With the Skyline development, Port McNicoll can develop some 1800 new dwelling units on these lands alone resulting in some 4100 persons. ∗ The Township recognizes that the persons per household population has been decreasing however, it will level off. ∗ Hemson Consultants did the Growth and Settlement for the County of Simcoe and predict that by 2031 the persons per household court for Tay will be 2.29 persons/unit (ppu). ∗ This does not take into account the development potential
- f existing vacant lots of record and the development of
Paradise Point once service planned for 2014.
Growth Potential – Port McNicoll
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∗ All the while that Port McNicoll will grow, so to will Victoria Harbour. ∗ This will put additional strain on the existing school in that community. ∗ Combining the growth of both communities into this
- ne school is a growing concern.
Growth Potential – Victoria Harbour
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∗ Victoria Harbour:
∗ Georgian Landing – 82 ∗ Huron Bay Estates – 23 + 36 = 59 ∗ Riverdale – 12 + 5 = 17 ∗ Victoria Woods – 21 + 82 = 103 ∗ Victoria Glen 9 + 72 = 81 ∗ Total = 342
∗ Port McNicoll:
∗ Skyline ‐ 60
∗ Rural Tay:
∗ Waverley Heights ‐ 30 ∗ Windemere Estates Registered ‐ 43
Registered and Active Plans
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∗ Victoria Harbour Approved Draft Plans:
∗ Heights of Victoria Harbour ‐ 118 ∗ Maple Park ‐ 10 ∗ Total ‐ 128
∗ Victoria Harbour Proposed Draft Plans:
∗ Town Founders ‐ 313 ∗ Sterling Rose – 69 ∗ Total ‐ 382
∗ Port McNicoll Proposed Draft Plans:
∗ Skyline – 1800 ∗ 9th Avenue ‐ 15 ∗ Total = 1815
Draft Plans and Proposed Draft Plans
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Skyline Lands
Above Talbot Street
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Skyline Lands
Below Talbot Street
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∗ The SS Keewatin Maritime Museum is being repatriated back to Port McNicoll next summer. ∗ The historic ship will invite upwards of a 100,000 visitors to Port McNicoll each year. ∗ Having works for a community whereby tourism leads to permanent residency (Wasaga Beach) this dynamic needs to be considered.
Other things that affect Growth
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∗Victoria Harbour ‐ 118 ∗Port McNicoll – 116 + severances in Paradise Point – 157 ∗Waubaushene ‐ 37 ∗Waverley ‐ 2 ∗Rural Tay ‐ 305
Existing Lots
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∗ Rural Tay – 380 – spread out throughout rural Tay. If we assume an equal split to communities = 126 each ∗ Victoria Harbour – 970 + 126 dwellings = 2,510 persons ∗ Port McNicoll – 2032 +126 dwellings = 4,942 persons ∗ Waubaushene – 37 +126 dwellings = 373 persons
Growth Potential Active Planning
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∗ The Township expects that the population of Victoria harbour will continue to have strong and steady growth. ∗ We also envision that the growth in Port McNicoll will lead to an increase in growth in the Township as a whole, including Waubaushene and the rural area around Waubaushene and even more so in Victoria Harbour. ∗ Port McNicoll’s population will grow and will surpass that
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Population
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∗ We are so often judged when looked back upon the decisions we make. ∗ This is why it is so important not to be short sighted in our planning and recognize that although today we have one vision, we must plan for the future. ∗ That future based solely on growth and not all the other considerations of retaining an elementary school in its community, includes at the very least, an elementary school in Port McNicoll and may also reasonably include retaining one of the schools in Waubaushene.
Planning for Growth
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