Category: Planning & Development

Stouffville may consider a temporary employment development charge waiver to grow its tax base, weighing lost upfront revenue against future property tax gains.

With resident-driven updates, refined plans, and a 2026 construction target, Stouffville’s Civic Square redesign remains central to downtown revitalization.

Stouffville is rewriting zoning and urban design policies; a broad review will include public consultation, planning studies that will shape future development.

Asphalt work is underway for Stouffville’s new Downtown Urban Plaza, a future public space meant to enhance community life and boost activity along Main Street.

Stouffville’s Affordable Housing Community Improvement Plan was refined, joining other government efforts to bring viability to a struggling housing sector.

A 20-unit townhouse proposal for Ninth Line & Elm stirred discussion over public vs. private road ownership, freehold vs. condo, and parkland vs. cash-in-lieu.

The Mayor’s motion would direct Staff to investigate affordable housing and seniors’ facility expansion through redevelopment of 6240 Main St., a Town property.

Stouffville will create a block plan for the Stouffville GO Major Transit Station Area, aiming to shape growth, secure key lands, and avoid developer dictates.

A new Affordable Housing Community Improvement Plan aims to expand housing supply, boost affordability, and overcome market and sector challenges.

Stouffville finished its Edward Street rebuild, creating a key throughway and setting the stage for future growth near the GO station.

Like other Ontario municipalities, Stouffville fell far short of its 2024 housing target, but officials say approvals are setting the stage for future growth.