Midtown
Ontario Bill 23 – JCRA Feedback Submission
Click here to reach JCRA’s feedback letter to the provincial government regarding Bill 23, More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022, introduced by the to government on October 25, 2022. We encourage residents to email your comments, either by copying or modifying our...
June 2022 Neighbourhood Newletter
JCRA's June 2022 Neighbourhood Newsletter includes information on the timing of approval for the Winston Churchill Blvd mega warehouse/distribution centers, the Mid-Town development and the Devon Rd Speeding Survey results. It can be viewed by clicking here.
Midtown Development
JCRA continues to follow the planning developments for the midtown area surrounding the Oakville GO station. Board members attended virtual updates for our town councillors on Midtown Urban Design Elements and Transportation Features in May and June, and a public...
Oakville Midtown Plan – Update December 2014
The Midtown Oakville Business and Development Plan is bounded by Sixteen Mile Creek and Chartwell Road, Cornwall Road and the QEW. Background The goal of the Midtown Strategy is to create a vibrant, transit-supportive, mixed use urban community (home to 12,000...
JCRA Midtown Development Update
Re: Oakville Midtown Development December 2014 The goal of the Midtown Strategy is to create a vibrant, transit-supportive, mixed use urban community (home to 12,000 people) and an employment area (8,000 jobs) by 2031. This is a provincially mandated growth area and...
Midtown Development
Posted June 9, 2014 The area along Cross Avenue and the South Service Road from 16 Mile Creek to Chartwell is scheduled for redevelopment over the next twenty years. Midtown is a 100 hectare site. This is part of the Provinces mandate to municipalities called “Places...
Midtown Development
The area along Cross Avenue and the South Service Road from 16 Mile Creek to Chartwell is scheduled for redevelopment over the next twenty years. Midtown is a 100 hectare site. This is part of the Provinces mandate to municipalities called “Places to Grow” . Midtown,...