We Want Your Feedback: Villiers Island (Cousins Quay) Precinct Plan

A group of people gather around a table and talk at a public meeting.

Members of the public attended a public meeting on May 15, 2014, to review the draft vision, the draft guiding principles and a number of options for how the Villiers Island (Cousins Quay) precinct could be developed. (Image credit: Heather Glicksman, courtesy of Waterfront Toronto)

POSTED: MAY 27, 2014

Villiers Island is envisioned as sustainable community and regional destination that will act as a gateway to the revitalized Port Lands area. The Villiers Island Precinct Plan will lay out design and development objectives, local street patterns and a block structure for this important  site, including linkages between local parks and open spaces and built form controls to guide regeneration of the precinct.

Join the discussion and share your feedback on the options by May 29. Your participation and ideas will help shape the future of this precinct. 
 

View an album of photos from the public meeting on May 15th.

 

 

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