Central Kingston Growth Strategy

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Consultation has concluded you can read the minutes of the April 7 Planning Committee meeting where the feedback was discussed. 

The City is launching the Central Kingston Growth Strategy, which aims to create a policy and regulatory framework to guide infill and intensification in the central area of the City. The aim of this strategy is to facilitate a long term vision for the residential areas of Central Kingston by preserving what is valued in Kingston’s communities and identifying the appropriate locations and forms for accommodating future growth.

The study area for the strategy includes the residential areas of central Kingston except for the area covered by the North King's Town Secondary Plan, the Kingston Provincial Campus Secondary Plan, and the downtown core and the Princess Street corridor (including Williamsville Main Street). View the study area map.

Learn more about the Central Kingston Growth Strategy.

The City invites Kingstonians to share their experiences to help shape the Strategy. The Study will be informed by a series of public consultation and engagement activities which will encourage residents and stakeholders to engage with our team in strategic thinking and decision-making as the project progresses. From urban design workshops, to neighbourhood audits, and other web-based interactive engagement tools, we look forward to working with you, and learning from you, as we develop the new growth strategy for central Kingston.


Phase 3 Policy Directions and Recommendations presentation


The City is launching the Central Kingston Growth Strategy, which aims to create a policy and regulatory framework to guide infill and intensification in the central area of the City. The aim of this strategy is to facilitate a long term vision for the residential areas of Central Kingston by preserving what is valued in Kingston’s communities and identifying the appropriate locations and forms for accommodating future growth.

The study area for the strategy includes the residential areas of central Kingston except for the area covered by the North King's Town Secondary Plan, the Kingston Provincial Campus Secondary Plan, and the downtown core and the Princess Street corridor (including Williamsville Main Street). View the study area map.

Learn more about the Central Kingston Growth Strategy.

The City invites Kingstonians to share their experiences to help shape the Strategy. The Study will be informed by a series of public consultation and engagement activities which will encourage residents and stakeholders to engage with our team in strategic thinking and decision-making as the project progresses. From urban design workshops, to neighbourhood audits, and other web-based interactive engagement tools, we look forward to working with you, and learning from you, as we develop the new growth strategy for central Kingston.


Phase 3 Policy Directions and Recommendations presentation


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    In these preliminary stages, we would like to know more about the neighbourhoods in which you live and begin to understand the goals and priorities of each community. To introduce the project and begin to understand the goals and priorities of the community, we have created this survey to collect preliminary information.

    Please take a few moments to provide us with your thoughts, and plan to attend upcoming events to further share your perspectives and ideas! Survey Closes April 6 at 4:30 p.m.

    Consultation has concluded you can read the minutes of the April 7 Planning Committee meeting where the feedback was discussed. 

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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    In these preliminary stages, we would like to know more about the neighbourhoods in which you live and begin to understand the goals and priorities of each community. To introduce the project and begin to understand the goals and priorities of the community, we have created this survey to collect preliminary information.

    Please take a few moments to provide us with your thoughts, and plan to attend upcoming events to further share your perspectives and ideas! This survey will only be open during the open house on March 28.


    Consultation has concluded you can read the minutes of the April 7 Planning Committee meeting where the feedback was discussed. 

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