T​his project​ consists of building an inter-regional transit hub within the City of Barrie's Allandale area and a Downtown Mini Hub to host transit services and connections through a more int​​egrated public transit system.

The City of Barrie is undertaking an update to its 2015 Waterfront and Marina Strategic Plan (excluding the marina portion of the plan), and wants to hear from local stakeholders and members of the public. More information and how to get involved can be found here.

The City is developing a ​​wayfinding system that will direct visitors and locals using all forms of transportation to the downtown Barrie area and its attractions.

Barrie's adopted Official Plan sets the land use vision for how the downtown will evolve over the next 30 years.

The task force provided recommendations for developing the Barrie Bayside Market Area, which will convert the existing transit terminal on Maple Avenue to a year-round outdoor/indoor market venue that will also be home for Barrie Farmers' Market.

The key mandate of the Task​ Force was to develop a plan to construct a modern performing arts facility in the city's core to replace Georgian Theatre and Fisher Auditorium.

The Tourism Master Plan​ supports a long-term vision for tourism development, as well as short-term initiatives and actions, and Barrie's downtown serves a key role.

The $16.M Dunlop Streetsc​ape Project​ transformed the downtown by enhancing and revitalizing Barrie's key mainstreet. 

The 2020 Parking Strategy includes steps that will move the parking reserve from a deficit to a self-sustaining model by 2030, and will provide more options, new technology and better balance for Barrie residents and visitors. More information can be fou​nd here.