The City is working to develop a Downtown Movement Plan, a 10 Year Transit Strategy and a 5 Year Transit Service Plan Putting pedestrians first is one of the key objectives in these plans. Belong: - and Action Plan is underway. For further information, see update below on p. 30 of this document. -the is now a permanent program for adults 65+ and people with disabilities. For some eligible residents, the service is free, for others there is a $200 fee. The Program is in effect from November 25, 2013 to March 7, 2014. There are 108 residents registered for this season’s program Connect: -With input from the community and landowners will weave together public and private planning for the future of Port Credit’s waterfront. Accessibility Planning and participation of Accessibility Advisory Committee members into the discussion is welcomed. --Click on this link for an update on what is happening with the a – development project for the eastern waterfront. -In February, 2013, Council voted to approve a new planning framework for the City’s . Downtown 21 describes an urban centre that is desirable for all Mississauga residents, as well as businesses and their employees. It will be a collection of walkable neighborhoods, each with its own character, and easily accessible by transit. Prosper: -Planning is well underway for II of Hazel McCallion campus. The project is currently under RFP process with clear requirements for universal access. This project is being funded by Infrastructure Ontario.
The City is working to develop a Downtown Movement Plan, a 10 Year Transit Strategy and a 5 Year Transit Service Plan Putting pedestrians first is one of the key objectives in these plans. Belong: - and Action Plan is underway. For further information, see update below on p. 30 of this document. -the is now a permanent program for adults 65+ and people with disabilities. For some eligible residents, the service is free, for others there is a $200 fee. The Program is in effect from November 25, 2013 to March 7, 2014. There are 108 residents registered for this season’s program Connect: -With input from the community and landowners will weave together public and private planning for the future of Port Credit’s waterfront. Accessibility Planning and participation of Accessibility Advisory Committee members into the discussion is welcomed. --Click on this link for an update on what is happening with the – a development project for the eastern waterfront. -In February, 2013, Council voted to approve a new planning framework for the City’s . Downtown 21 describes an urban centre that is desirable for all Mississauga residents, as well as businesses and their employees. It will be a collection of walkable neighborhoods, each with its own character, and easily accessible by transit. Prosper: -Planning is well underway for II of Hazel McCallion campus. The project is currently under RFP process with clear requirements for universal access. This project is being funded by Infrastructure Ontario.