The City of Barrie is updating its Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to determine the transportation requirements to support its current growth forecast to 2051 targeting 298,000 people and 150,000 jobs. The forecast was developed within the legislative context of the previous provincial Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, 2019.
This study will:
Review the existing TMP and current network conditions to identify existing capacity constraints;
Ensure the transportation network and services meet the current and future community needs by providing long-term and integrated transportation planning strategies to year 2051 and beyond; and
Recommend future infrastructure projects to support the planned growth.
Attend this Public Information Centre (PIC) to learn more about the TMP and to provide your input. At this meeting, the project team will:
Provide an overview of the TMP study and development process;
Share key feedback received from PICs #1 and #2;
Seek feedback on the recommended multi-modal network and network evaluation process;
Provide an overview of supportive policy initiatives and gather input; and
Indicate next steps and opportunities for engagement.
This is a drop-in style event with project team members available to answer questions, receive feedback. For residents unable to attend the in-person PIC, the material will be available at BuildingBarrie.ca/TransportationMasterPlan following the event and you can use interactive digital tools to provide your feedback.
The City of Barrie is updating its Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to determine the transportation requirements to support its current growth forecast to 2051 targeting 298,000 people and 150,000 jobs. The forecast was developed within the legislative context of the previous provincial Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, 2019.
This study will:
Attend this Public Information Centre (PIC) to learn more about the TMP and to provide your input. At this meeting, the project team will:
This is a drop-in style event with project team members available to answer questions, receive feedback. For residents unable to attend the in-person PIC, the material will be available at BuildingBarrie.ca/TransportationMasterPlan following the event and you can use interactive digital tools to provide your feedback.