Category: Planning & Development

Revised plans for a new Stouffville mosque come to Council May 6, with Town Staff recommending approval following parking and design changes.

Council approved $348,500 more for Stouffville’s long-awaited whistle cessation project, bringing total costs to $790K as construction nears.

Stouffville launches its Downtown heritage conservation district project alongside MTSA growth planning, aiming to balance preservation with intensification.

As Stouffville plans two new parks for its southeast corner, the Town is inviting residents to review designs and provide feedback at upcoming public meetings.

Council discussed reducing parking minimums during a recent public planning meeting as Stouffville considers zoning amendments to support added density.

Stouffville is considering zoning changes that would permit multiplexes and small apartments in existing neighbourhoods and reduce parking requirements.

Stouffville’s whistle cessation project faces additional delays and rising costs due to safety measures limiting construction within active rail corridors.

Phasing, timelines, parking and design changes, and business impacts were addressed by the Town as Main Street revitalization moves toward construction.

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.