The City of Guelph has created urban design concept plans to support the evolution of four key areas in Guelph and illustrate the City’s vision for higher density mixed-use areas. The City has created urban design concept plans for:
- The Woodlawn/Woolwich mixed-use node and the Woolwich intensification corridor;
- The Gordon/Clair mixed-use node;
- The Paisley/Imperial mixed-use node; and,
- The Watson/Starwood mixed-use node.
Guelph’s urban design concept plans
The concept plans for Paisley/Imperial and Watson/Starwood were endorsed by Council on September 17, 2012 and the concept plans for Woodlawn/Woolwich and Gordon/Clair were endorsed on July 11, 2016.
What are nodes?
Nodes are central or connecting points in a neighbourhood that have a mix of residential, commercial and institutional buildings, such as shopping areas, community centres, libraries and medium to high density housing.
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Planning, Building, Engineering and Environment
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