Appleby GO Mobility Hub
The Appleby GO Mobility Hub is a locally recognized Mobility Hub centred around the Appleby GO Station. The Appleby GO Mobility Hub study area boundary is comprised of an area of approximately 800m around the GO Station, south of Highway 403, along Appleby Line and extending along the Fairview Street corridor and north along Queensway Drive.
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Appleby GO Mobility Hub Vision
Please click the link below to complete a survey about your vision for the Appleby GO Mobility Hub.
Upcoming Events
Appleby GO Mobility Hub Preferred Concept
Building on the feedback we received from the community in May and again in October, a preferred or recommended concept will be presented to the Planning and Development Committee of Council for consideration on December 4, 2017.
The meeting details are located on the city's calendar here.
A copy of the recommended concept and staff report will be posted to this page when it becomes available.
Past Events
Appleby GO Mobility Hub Land Use Concepts Public Open House
On October 11, the city presented two draft concepts exploring where and how future growth could be planned in the Appleby GO Mobility Hub over the next 50+ years. Approximately 35 participants engaged in a workshop where various elements were compared between the two concepts including "Getting Around", "Public Spaces", "Private Places" and "Community Infrastructuere".
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Please see the concepts and presentation below:
- Appleby GO Mobility Hub Draft Concepts Presentation, October 11, 2017
- Appleby GO Mobility Hub Draft Concept Worksheets - Conceptual Heights and Land Use
- Appleby GO Draft Concepts Public Viewing Boards, October 11, 2017
Appleby GO Mobility Hub Visioning Public Workshop
On May 18, 2017, approximately 25 people attended a session to talk about their vision for the future of the Appleby GO Mobility Hub area. Please click on the link below for staff's presentation and to see results from the poll conducted at the meeting:
Appleby GO Mobility Hub Vision Workshop and Presentation, May 18.