Orchard Heights Homeowners' Association
An association of Orchard Heights residents, proudly contributing to the welfare of its community and its fellow neighbours.
6400 Residences
15,000 Additional People
19 Low Rise Residential Buildings
15 Mid Rise Residential Buildings
17 Skyscrapers: up to 40 Stories Tall
3 Low Rise Commercial
What are your thoughts?
WE WANT YOUR INPUT ON THE PLAN DIXIE RE-DEVELOPMENT
Please visit: https://surveymonkey.com/r/Neighbourhood_Survey
MAKE SURE YOUR VOICE IS HEARD!
Survey Closes Monday March 8th at 11pm
“Lakeview Village will transform 177 acres of former industrial lands into a vibrant waterfront destination that will serve as a global model for sustainable mixed-use development.”
This project is set to break ground after April 2021. The Lakeview Village project was already awarded Best New Community (Planned/Under Development) at the 39th annual BILD Awards.
The project will be developed on the site of the decommissioned Lakeview coal-fired power plant, creating a model for sustainable mixed-use development.
The 177-acre project will include thousands of residential units, from mid-rise to taller buildings, up to 9,000 long term new job opportunities, more than 800,000 square feet of employment space, over 100,000 square feet of retail space, economically sustainable and it will have activities for all 4 seasons! Whether that be food and beverages opinions, treats, coffee, retail or a boat rental.
To read more about this development you can visit https://mylakeviewvillage.com/
Click Here to download the PDF of the Lakeview Village Development Master Plan
For those of you that don’t know, there are plans in place to demolish Dixie Outlet Mall and replace it with a mix of uses including:
Enhanced Green Space: gardens, courtyards, a dog park, a natural creek, water features and a playground
Active Transportation: multi-use trails, improved bus access and safer crossings
Sustainable Design: low impact design, access to nature, green buffers and public art
Shops, Services and Amenities: fitness & health facilities, retail square, local retail, restaurants & patios and grocery store
A variety of housing: rental, affordable, live/work, housing for downsizers and housing for families
In the most recent “Open House” in December 2020 these plans to rezone this small space will accommodate 6,400 mixed residential units, including 17 high rise buildings. This will be a first for Mississauga development. The plans propose to increase the neighbourhood population by 12,000-15,000 people.
If you would like to read more about this project and it’s timeline you can visit plandixie.ca
If you would like to voice any questions you may have about this development, you can visit engage.plandixie.ca