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Welcome! Growing Together is about helping shape Strathroy-Caradoc's future - how it grows, looks, moves, opportunities for jobs and services, and more! The Municipality values your voice and involvement. The feedback you provide will help us identify the needs and priorities as the Municipality continues to have a constructive dialogue with the community that is open, transparent, accessible, and inclusive. This web page serves as the central hub for you to visit and receive ongoing project updates.
Employment Lands Study
Employment lands (also known as industrial lands) typically include a broad range of designated lands, including light, medium, and heavy industrial lands, business parks, and rural industrial lands. Employment lands form a vital component of a municipality's land-use structure and are an integral part of the local economic development potential of the Municipality.
The Employment Lands Strategy will provide an assessment of the employment land requirements over a 30-year horizon, including a detailed employment forecast and a review of designated employment lands. The review of the designated employment lands will consider the competitiveness of the designated land supply based on the regional area and the outlook for employment lands.
Get Involved!
In the tabs below, you will find activities that you can participate in and the latest project updates. These activities will change as the project progresses and as we learn more about what is important to you. Check-in often and tell us what you think!
Welcome! Growing Together is about helping shape Strathroy-Caradoc's future - how it grows, looks, moves, opportunities for jobs and services, and more! The Municipality values your voice and involvement. The feedback you provide will help us identify the needs and priorities as the Municipality continues to have a constructive dialogue with the community that is open, transparent, accessible, and inclusive. This web page serves as the central hub for you to visit and receive ongoing project updates.
Employment Lands Study
Employment lands (also known as industrial lands) typically include a broad range of designated lands, including light, medium, and heavy industrial lands, business parks, and rural industrial lands. Employment lands form a vital component of a municipality's land-use structure and are an integral part of the local economic development potential of the Municipality.
The Employment Lands Strategy will provide an assessment of the employment land requirements over a 30-year horizon, including a detailed employment forecast and a review of designated employment lands. The review of the designated employment lands will consider the competitiveness of the designated land supply based on the regional area and the outlook for employment lands.
Get Involved!
In the tabs below, you will find activities that you can participate in and the latest project updates. These activities will change as the project progresses and as we learn more about what is important to you. Check-in often and tell us what you think!
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On January 17, 2022, Council endorsed the Employment Lands Study. The recommendations from the Employment Lands Study will be used in completing the Municipality's Official Plan Review and Comprehensive Review projects.
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Over the past year, the Municipality has undertaken an Employment Lands Study to explore future employment (job) growth potential in Strathroy-Caradoc and to identify the corresponding land needed to accommodate this employment growth. The technical analysis will help inform the development of land use policies that are aligned to accommodate employment uses in the Municipality over the long-term.
Click here to view the Employment Lands Study report.
On January 17, 2022, the Employment Lands Study report will be presented to Municipal Council for endorsement.Click here to view the Council agenda.
