North King's Town Secondary Plan

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The City of Kingston is developing a secondary plan for the North King's Town area – the Inner Harbour and Old Industrial areas just north of downtown. The plan will support and promote a sustainable, vibrant and livable community for a significant portion of Kingston's urban core. Find out more about the North Kings Town Project.

Work has resumed on Phase 2 of the North King’s Town Secondary Plan. The project was paused in 2019 to reallocate staff resources to the Williamsville Main Street Study update, it was delayed again with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to reallocate staff resources.

2024 Engagement

An open house was held on April 10 to review technical drafts completed as part of the plan draft.

View the presentation boards from the open house.

Please let us know what you think by leaving feedback about the technical drafts on our digital comment card before May 2, 2024 at 4 p.m.

2023 Engagement

Neighbourhood Changes Survey

The Neighbourhood Changes survey was posted on Get Involved Kingston and was available between May 29 and June 19, 2023.

The purpose of this survey was to collect information from members of the public on what changes had occurred within the North King’s Town (NKT) study area in recent years, to better understand what attributes of the area the community values and what are considered to be opportunities for improvement.

Workshop Discussion Questions

Virtual and in-person open houses and workshops were held on June 12 and 13, 2023 respectively. These events included a presentation, question and answer period and a workshop on discussion questions. There were approximately 40 participants during the virtual Zoom event and approximately 35 participants during the in-person event, which was held at The Broom Factory, 305 Rideau Street.

Development Community and Landowner Interviews

Following the Open Houses and Workshops held on June 12 and 13, 2023, the project team met with various members of the local development community and property owners within the proposed Intensification Areas to discuss land uses, building heights, density, and opportunities and constraints to redevelopment within the study area. The comments received through those interviews have been summarized in the following themes and will be considered by the project team in conjunction with other consultation comments when preparing revised materials.

Receive project updates

To receive project updates or copies of presentation materials, please contact Niall Oddie, Senior Planner by email or calling 613-546-4291, ext. 3259

Graphic depicting a small city, a bus, and images of nature, text says North King's Town Secondary Plan.

The City of Kingston is developing a secondary plan for the North King's Town area – the Inner Harbour and Old Industrial areas just north of downtown. The plan will support and promote a sustainable, vibrant and livable community for a significant portion of Kingston's urban core. Find out more about the North Kings Town Project.

Work has resumed on Phase 2 of the North King’s Town Secondary Plan. The project was paused in 2019 to reallocate staff resources to the Williamsville Main Street Study update, it was delayed again with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to reallocate staff resources.

2024 Engagement

An open house was held on April 10 to review technical drafts completed as part of the plan draft.

View the presentation boards from the open house.

Please let us know what you think by leaving feedback about the technical drafts on our digital comment card before May 2, 2024 at 4 p.m.

2023 Engagement

Neighbourhood Changes Survey

The Neighbourhood Changes survey was posted on Get Involved Kingston and was available between May 29 and June 19, 2023.

The purpose of this survey was to collect information from members of the public on what changes had occurred within the North King’s Town (NKT) study area in recent years, to better understand what attributes of the area the community values and what are considered to be opportunities for improvement.

Workshop Discussion Questions

Virtual and in-person open houses and workshops were held on June 12 and 13, 2023 respectively. These events included a presentation, question and answer period and a workshop on discussion questions. There were approximately 40 participants during the virtual Zoom event and approximately 35 participants during the in-person event, which was held at The Broom Factory, 305 Rideau Street.

Development Community and Landowner Interviews

Following the Open Houses and Workshops held on June 12 and 13, 2023, the project team met with various members of the local development community and property owners within the proposed Intensification Areas to discuss land uses, building heights, density, and opportunities and constraints to redevelopment within the study area. The comments received through those interviews have been summarized in the following themes and will be considered by the project team in conjunction with other consultation comments when preparing revised materials.

Receive project updates

To receive project updates or copies of presentation materials, please contact Niall Oddie, Senior Planner by email or calling 613-546-4291, ext. 3259

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  • Share Expecting residents of Kingston to read 300 pages of a report and give their opinions in an email is definitely NOT A SURVEY and is insulting. Whoever came up with this idea does not want public consultation. on Facebook Share Expecting residents of Kingston to read 300 pages of a report and give their opinions in an email is definitely NOT A SURVEY and is insulting. Whoever came up with this idea does not want public consultation. on Twitter Share Expecting residents of Kingston to read 300 pages of a report and give their opinions in an email is definitely NOT A SURVEY and is insulting. Whoever came up with this idea does not want public consultation. on Linkedin Email Expecting residents of Kingston to read 300 pages of a report and give their opinions in an email is definitely NOT A SURVEY and is insulting. Whoever came up with this idea does not want public consultation. link

    Expecting residents of Kingston to read 300 pages of a report and give their opinions in an email is definitely NOT A SURVEY and is insulting. Whoever came up with this idea does not want public consultation.

    Steven Testart asked almost 5 years ago

    Thank you for your feedback on the draft NKT cultural heritage report. While a survey has not been created for this project at this time, we certainly understand your concern with the size of the document. City staff have taken steps to ensure that the draft report is as accessible as possible, including posting it to this page with a two-week timeframe, so that members of the public have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback to the project team. Because of the number of technical facets to this document, it is certainly quite lengthy and our priority has been to ensure that it encompasses all the required information to inform this project going forward. 

    We’ve received a great deal of interest from members of the community that do want to review the entire report; however, your concern about the length of the document is noted, and we’ll consider adding an executive summary for the final version. If you’d like to discuss or review the document with a member of the planning staff, please don’t hesitate to contact the planning division at 613.546.4291 ext. 3180 or email to project planner at nktplan@cityofkingston.ca. 

  • Share Let's leave the map heritage permanently on the web site page so that all persons will be able to follow the trail of changes.. public record? on Facebook Share Let's leave the map heritage permanently on the web site page so that all persons will be able to follow the trail of changes.. public record? on Twitter Share Let's leave the map heritage permanently on the web site page so that all persons will be able to follow the trail of changes.. public record? on Linkedin Email Let's leave the map heritage permanently on the web site page so that all persons will be able to follow the trail of changes.. public record? link

    Let's leave the map heritage permanently on the web site page so that all persons will be able to follow the trail of changes.. public record?

    db2 asked about 6 years ago

    Thank you for the question. We want to see the map maintained as a part of the public record too. The Get Involved Kingston platform is intended for temporary public engagement tools, and isn’t part of the main City of Kingston website, so we couldn’t maintain the map indefinitely on this particular site. However, once the commenting period is over, we will provide a copy of the map with the points of interest and comments on the North King’s Town project page on the City’s website, so it will stay as part of the public record for the secondary plan.

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