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Integrated Major Transit Station Area Study for Central Oshawa
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This consultation phase has concluded.
A Master Land Use Plan and Area-specific Transportation Master Plan for the Central Oshawa Major Transit Station Area (M.T.S.A.) is underway. The M.T.S.A. Study Area is centered on the future Central Oshawa GO Station site located at 500 Howard Street, situated on the south side of the Canadian Pacific Rail corridor approximately midway between Simcoe Street South and Ritson Road South.
Planning for land uses and transportation within the M.T.S.A. is now moving forward to Stage 2!
The City of Oshawa invites community members to provide their feedback on three land use alternatives, which have been developed for the Study Area surrounding the proposed Central Oshawa GO Station.
The second stage of the Study introduces and gathers feedback on three land use alternatives for the Study Area, along with the draft future transportation analysis, urban design plan and implementation guidelines, and the evaluation criteria for the land use alternatives.
Have your say!
View the project background and complete the feedback form online or on paper at Service Oshawa, located at City Hall (50 Centre St. S.).
The Project Team thanks everyone who attended the Public Information Centre on June 28, 2023. View the presentation slides for the meeting or watch a full recording of the presentation and subsequent question and answer period.
Feedback will be received until noon on Friday, July 21, 2023 and will be considered in a future staff report to be presented to the Economic and Development Services Committee.
A Master Land Use Plan and Area-specific Transportation Master Plan for the Central Oshawa Major Transit Station Area (M.T.S.A.) is underway. The M.T.S.A. Study Area is centered on the future Central Oshawa GO Station site located at 500 Howard Street, situated on the south side of the Canadian Pacific Rail corridor approximately midway between Simcoe Street South and Ritson Road South.
Planning for land uses and transportation within the M.T.S.A. is now moving forward to Stage 2!
The City of Oshawa invites community members to provide their feedback on three land use alternatives, which have been developed for the Study Area surrounding the proposed Central Oshawa GO Station.
The second stage of the Study introduces and gathers feedback on three land use alternatives for the Study Area, along with the draft future transportation analysis, urban design plan and implementation guidelines, and the evaluation criteria for the land use alternatives.
Have your say!
View the project background and complete the feedback form online or on paper at Service Oshawa, located at City Hall (50 Centre St. S.).
The Project Team thanks everyone who attended the Public Information Centre on June 28, 2023. View the presentation slides for the meeting or watch a full recording of the presentation and subsequent question and answer period.
Feedback will be received until noon on Friday, July 21, 2023 and will be considered in a future staff report to be presented to the Economic and Development Services Committee.
The City of Oshawa is inviting community members to share feedback on Stage 2 of the Integrated M.T.S.A. Study, which gathers input on three land use alternatives for the Study Area.
Feedback will be received until noon on Friday, July 21, 2023 and will be considered in a future staff report to be presented to the Economic and Development Services Committee.
This consultation phase has concluded.
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Study Area Map
Integrated M.T.S.A. Study Area Map
Video Recorded Presentations
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Public Information Centre No. 2 Video Recording
A video recording of the Public Information Centre No. 2 which took place on Wednesday, June 28, 2023.
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Public Information Centre No. 1 Video Recording
A video recording of Public Information Centre No. 1 which took place on Thursday, February 2, 2023.