Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 1 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Adjala-Tosorontio Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 10,975 (Up from 10,603 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 3,974 Average household size: 2.8 persons Average value of dwelling: $560,747 (Up from $398,256 in 2006) Median household income: $100,523 Median age of population: 45.4 Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA IUBUA DGA Rural - 52% - 48% Note: The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Township is 13,000 persons. Table 2: Build-out rates (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Loretto 23 2.9 Tioga 16 2 Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Everett 8 1.0 Township of Adjala-Tosorontio. Glencairn 2 0.3 Lisle 1 0.1 In terms of residential units, the population Hockley -1 -0.1 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast, Colgan - - translates to approximately 636 units. This would Rosemont - - require the Township to add about 42 new Rural 45 5.6 units/year to meet this forecast. The Township is Municipality-wide 94 11.8 currently building out at 28% of that rate.(Table 2)

By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 285 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Township has an approximate 50 year supply of Rural units. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 92 97.9 detached Semi - - Row 1 1.1 Apartment 1 1.1 Total 94 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of Persons Within Adjala- 375 Tosorontio To another municipality 2040 within Simcoe County Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. Outside Simcoe County 2105

Top 5 Industries by Employment: 1. Manufacturing Commuting Duration Number of Persons 2. Retail trade (minutes) 3. Construction <15 735 4. Healthcare and social assistance 15-29 1815 5. Transportation and warehousing 30-44 915 45-59 705 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from municipality. >60 1255 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 2 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 35,325 (Up from 28,077 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 11,918 Average household size: 3.0 persons Average value of dwelling: $588,368 (Up from $370,227 in 2011) Median household income: $93,254 Median age of population: 37.1 Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 3% 0% 95% 2% Notes: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 40%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 50,500 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Town. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Bradford 3154 394.3 Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Town of Bond Head -4 -0.5 Bradford West Gwillimbury. Newton Robinson - - Rural 70 8.8 In terms of residential units, the population Municipal-wide 3220 402.5 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast translates to approximately 5,713 units. This By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 29 from the 2017 Land Budget would require the Town to add about 381 new by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Town has an units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is approximate 3 year supply of Rural units. currently building out at about 106% of that rate (Table 2). Occupied Private Dwellings by Period of Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Construction Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 2645 82.1 detached Semi 165 5.1 Row 374 11.6 Apartment 36 1.1 Total 3220 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town. Destination Number of People Within BWG 3380 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. To another municipality 965 Top 5 Industries by Employment: within Simcoe County 1. Construction Outside Simcoe 10135 2. Manufacturing Over the period of 2011-2016 the County 3. Transportation and Construction Industry in Bradford Commuting Duration Number of People warehousing West Gwillimbury saw the most (minutes) 4. Health care and social growth, adding 965 new jobs. <15 3275 assistance 15-29 3700 5. Educational 30-44 4060 45-59 2660 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. >60 3890 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 3 of 16 Figure 1: Settlement Municipal Fact Sheet areas in the Township Township of Clearview of Clearview. Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 14,151 (Up from 13,734 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 6,040 Average household size: 2.6 persons Average value of dwelling: $413,914 (Up from $344,862 in 2011) Median household income: $78,519 Median age of population: 45.3 Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 17% 7% 41% 35% Notes: The intensification target for the Township in s. 3.5.24 of the In terms of residential units, this population County of Simcoe Official Plan is 20%. The 2031 Growth Plan population difference relative to the Growth Plan projection forecast for the Township is 19,700 persons. translates to approximately 2,240 units. This Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. would require the Township to add about 149 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Township is Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average currently building out at about 26% of that rate Stayner 164 20.5 (Table 2). Creemore 13 1.6 Old Sunnidale 6 0.8 By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 470 New Lowell 5 0.6 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average Batteaux 4 0.5 uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Brentwood 3 0.4 Township has an approximate 35 year supply of Singhampton 3 0.4 Rural units. Nottawa 2 0.3 Glen Huron 1 0.1 Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Sunnidale Corners -1 -0.1 Unit Type Number of As Percent of Avening - - Units Total (%) Dunedin - - Single- 289 93.8 Duntroon - - detached Rural 108 13.5 Semi 10 3.2 Municipal-wide 308 38.5 Row - - Apartment 9 2.9 Total 308 100 Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Clearview 1440 To another municipality 3385 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 815

Commuting Duration Number of People (minutes) <15 2040 15-29 2230 30-44 1215 45-59 450 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. >60 680

Top 5 Industries by Employment: 1. Manufacturing 2. Retail trade 3. Healthcare and social assistance 4. Construction 5. Accommodation and food services

Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit Over the period of 2011 and 2016, the Manufacturing Industry in Clearview data from the municipality. saw the most growth, adding approximately 175 new jobs. Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 4 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Collingwood

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 21,793 (Up from 19,241 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 11,617 Average household size: 2.2 persons Average value of dwelling: $390,393 (Up from $297,699 in 2011) Median household income: $64,369 Median age of population: 49.2

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). Figure 1: Town of Collingwood. DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 50% - 50% - In terms of residential units, the population Notes: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of difference relative to the Growth Plan projection the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 40%. The 2031 Growth translates to approximately 6,215 units. This would Plan population forecast for the Town is 33,400 persons require the Town to add about 414 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is currently adding Table 2: Build-out rates (net new units). units at about 60% of that rate (Table 2). Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Annual Permits Average Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Municipality-wide 1978 247.3 Town. Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Destination Number of People Unit Type Number of Units As Percent of Within Collingwood 4890 Total (%) To another municipality 1100 Single-detached 760 38.4 within Simcoe County Semi 98 5.0 Outside Simcoe County 1740 Row 492 24.9 Apartment 628 31.7 Commuting Duration Number of People Total 1978 100 (minutes) <15 4805 15-29 2205 30-44 725 45-59 445 >60 705

Top 5 Industries by Employment: 1. Accommodation and food services 2. Retail trade 3. Healthcare and social assistance 4. Construction 5. Manufacturing

Over the period of 2011-2016 the Accommodation and Food services Industry saw the most growth, adding approximately 280 new jobs

Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town.

Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 5 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Essa

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 21,083 (Up from 18,505 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 7,478 Average household size: 2.8 persons Average value of dwelling: $424,977 (Up from $313,928 in 2011) Median household income: $87,243 Median age of population: 36.5

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 8% 1% 85% 6% Notes: The intensification target for the Township in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 20%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Township is 21,500 persons.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Township of Essa. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Angus 1104 138.0 Thornton 8 1.0 By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 40 from Baxter 5 0.6 the 2017 Land Budget by the average uptake of Utopia 2 0.3 Rural lots (see Table above), the Township has an Ivy 2 0.3 approximate 5 year supply of Rural units. Colwell 1 0.1 Rural 66 8.3 Municipality-wide 1188 148.5

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 761 64.1 detached Semi 202 17.0 Row 214 18.0 Apartment 11 0.9 Total 1188 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township.

Destination Number of Persons Within Essa 2775

To another municipality 4565 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 1610 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011-2016, 1. Public Administration the Manufacturing Industry and 2. Manufacturing Accommodation and Food Commuting Duration Number of Persons 3. Retail Trade services Industry saw the most (minutes) 4. Healthcare and social growth, adding approximately <15 2780 assistance 350 new jobs. 15-29 4025 5. Construction 30-44 1435 45-59 725 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from municipality. >60 1470 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 6 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Innisfil Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 36,566 (Up from 32,727 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 14,875 Average household size: 2.7 persons Average value of dwelling: $440,524 (Up from $301,821 in 2011) Median household income: $83,516 Median age of population: 42.4 Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town of Innisfil 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 9% 18% 63% 10% Note: The intensification target for the Town of Innisfil in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 33%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 56,000 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Town. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Alcona 1776 222.0 Lefroy/Belle-Ewart 410 51.3 Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Town of Innisfil. Cookstown 228 28.5 Gilford 39 4.9 In terms of residential units, the population Stroud 37 4.6 difference relative to the Growth Plan Sandy Cove 17 2.1 forecast translates to approximately 8,528 Churchill 14 1.8 units. This would require the Town to add Fennell’s Corner - - about 569 new units/year to meet this Rural 275 34.4 forecast. The Town is currently building out Municipal-wide 2796 349.5 at about 62% of that rate (Table 2).

By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 394 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Town has an approximate 11 year supply of Rural units. Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 2182 78.0 detached Semi - - Row 545 19.5 Apartment 69 2.5 Total 2796 100

Tables 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town of Innisfil. Destination Number of People Within Innisfil 2615 To another municipality 5655 within Simcoe County Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. Outside Simcoe County 6495 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011- 1. Construction 2016 the Construction Commuting Duration Number of People 2. Retail Trade Industry saw the most (minutes) 3. Manufacturing growth in the Town, adding <15 2435 4. Healthcare and social assistance approximately 1,030 new 15-29 4855 5. Educational jobs. 30-44 3135 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from municipality. 45-59 2390 >60 5155 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 7 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Midland

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 16,864 (Up from 16,572 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 7,739 Average household size: 2.2 persons Average value of dwelling: $260,075 (Up from $243,917 in 2011) Median household income: $54,878 Median age of population: 50.1

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA IUBUA DGA Rural 63% - 37% - Notes: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 40%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 22,500 persons. Figure 1: Town of Midland. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units). In terms of residential units, the population Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Annual Average difference relative to the 2031 Growth Plan Permits forecast translates to approximately 2,611 units. Municipality-wide 390 48.8 This would require the Town to add about 174 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is currently building out at about 28% of that rate (Table 2).

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 173 44.4 detached Semi 12 3.1 Row 95 24.4 Apartment 110 28.2 Total 390 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town. Destination Number of People Within Midland 3695 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. To another municipality 1920 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 270 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011- 1. Healthcare and social assistance 2016, the Healthcare and 2. Manufacturing Social Assistance Industry Commuting Duration Number of People 3. Retail trade saw the most growth in the (minutes) 4. Accommodation and food services Town, adding approximately <15 3965 5. Construction 230 new jobs. 15-29 1295 30-44 520 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from municipality. 45-59 445 >60 450 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 8 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of New Tecumseth Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 34,242 (Up from 30,234 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 13,191 Average household size: 2.6 persons Average value of dwelling: $456,977 (Up from $331,121 in 2011) Median household income: $85,988 Median age of population: 42.7

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA IUBUA DGA Rural 5% - 93% 2% Notes: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 40%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 56,000 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Town. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Annual Average Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Town of New Permits Tecumseth. Alliston 2350 293.8 Tottenham 1364 170.5 In terms of residential units, the population Beeton 233 29.1 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Rural 62 7.8 translates to approximately 8,284 units. This would require the Town to add about 552 new Municipal-wide 4009 501.1 units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is currently building out at about 91% of that rate By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 31 from the 2017 Land Budget (Table 2). by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Town has an approximate 4 year supply of Rural units. Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018.

Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 3025 75.5 detached Semi 422 10.5 Row 460 11.5 Apartment 102 2.5 Total 4009 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town. Destination Number of People Within New Tecumseth 5615 To another municipality 1635 within Simcoe County Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. Outside Simcoe 6460 County Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011- 1. Manufacturing 2016, the Construction Commuting Duration Number of People 2. Construction Industry had the most (minutes) 3. Retail trade growth, adding <15 4515 4. Healthcare and social assistance approximately 785 new 5. Accommodation and food services jobs. 15-29 3100 30-44 2630 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from municipality. 45-59 2465 >60 3510 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 9 of 16 Figure 1: Settlement areas Municipal Fact Sheet in the Township of Oro- Township of Oro-Medonte Medonte. Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 21,036 (Up from 20,078 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 9,013 Average household size: 2.6 persons Average value of dwelling: $496,977 (Up from $399,012 in 2011) Median household income: $95,667 Median age of population: 47.5

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural - 51% - 49% Note: The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast is 27,000 persons.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average In terms of residential units, the population Horseshoe Valley 120 15.0 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Sugarbush 91 11.4 translates to approximately 2,472 units. This Warminster 84 10.5 would require the Township to add about 165 new Moonstone 44 5.5 units/year to meet this forecast. The Township is Prices Corners 17 2.1 currently building out at about 57% of that rate East Oro 12 1.5 (Table 2). Edgar 9 1.1 Hawkestone 6 0.8 By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 759 Shanty Bay 4 0.5 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average uptake Jarratt 2 0.3 of Rural lots (see Table above), the Township has an approximate 17 year supply of Rural units. Guthrie - - Oro Station - - Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Rugby - - Unit Type Number of As Percent of Craighurst -2 -0.3 Units Total (%) Forest Home -1 -0.1 Single- 732 97.3 Rural 366 45.8 detached Municipal-wide 752 94.0 Semi - - Row 15 2.0 Apartment 5 0.7 Total 752 100 Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Oro-Medonte 1050 To another municipality 6065 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 1070

Commuting Duration Number of People (minutes) <15 1745 15-29 4145 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. 30-44 2085 45-59 565 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. >60 1170

Top 5 Industries by Employment: 1. Healthcare and social assistance 2. Retail trade 3. Construction 4. Public administration 5. Manufacturing Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 10 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Penetanguishene

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 8,962 (Down from 9,111 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 3,990 Average household size: 2.3 persons Average value of dwelling: $296,267 (Up from $255,414 in 2011) Median household income: $59,738 Median age of population: 49.9

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 49% - 51% - Note: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 40%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 11,000 persons. Figure 1: Town of Penetanguishene.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units). Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Annual Average In terms of residential units, the population Permits difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Municipality-wide 311 38.9 translates to approximately 831 units. This would require the Town to add about 55 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is currently building out at about 70% of that rate (Table 2).

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 213 68.5 detached Semi 14 4.5 Row 46 14.8 Apartment 38 12.2 Total 311 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town. Destination Number of People Within 1180 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. Penetanguishene To another municipality 1735 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of within Simcoe County 1. Healthcare and social assistance 2011-2016, the Retail Outside Simcoe County 135 2. Manufacturing Trade Industry saw the 3. Retail trade most growth in the Commuting Duration Number of People 4. Construction Town, adding (minutes) 5. Accommodation and food approximately 130 new <15 1880 services jobs. 15-29 950 30-44 230 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the 45-59 225 municipality. >60 210 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory CommitteeFigure Item 1: PAC Settlement 2019-01 Page 11 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet areas in the Township Township of Ramara of Ramara. Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 9,488 (Up from 3,275 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 6,028 Average household size: 2.3 persons Average value of dwelling: $407,731 (Up from $333,658 in 2011) Median household income: $72,160 Median age of population: 52.7

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural - 48% - 52% Note: The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Township is 13,000 persons.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Atherley-Uptergrove 47 5.9 Washago 26 3.3 Lagoon City 14 1.8 In terms of residential units, the Sebright 5 0.6 population difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast translates to Brechin 2 0.3 approximately 2,086 units. This would Cooper’s Falls 2 0.3 require the Township to add about 139 Gamebridge - - new units/year to meet this forecast. The Longford Mills - - Township is currently building out at Udney - - about 18% of that rate (Table 2). Rural 103 12.9 Municipal-wide 199 24.9 Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 41 from the 2017 Land Budget Unit Type Number of As Percent of by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Township has Units Total (%) an approximate 3 year supply of Rural units. Single- 180 90.5 detached Semi - - Row - - Apartment 19 9.5 Total 199 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Ramara 565 To another municipality 1940 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe 765 County

Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. Commuting Duration Number of People (minutes) Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011-2016 <15 850 1. Retail trade the Healthcare and Social 15-29 1550 2. Healthcare and social assistance Assistance Industry saw the 30-44 620 3. Construction most growth, adding 45-59 350 4. Manufacturing approximately 270 new jobs. >60 585 5. Public administration Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 12 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Severn

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 13,477 (Up from 12,377 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 6,927 Average household size: 2.5 persons Average value of dwelling: $387,082 (Up from $319,539 in 2011) Median household income: $77,009 Median age of population: 49.1 Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 25% 26% 7% 42% Note: The intensification target for the Township in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 20%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Township of Severn. Township is 17,000 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. In terms of residential units, the population difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average translates to approximately 1,747 units. This West Shore 196 24.5 would require the Township to add about 116 Marchmont/ Bass Lake 128 16.0 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Fesserton 38 4.8 Township is currently building out at about 75% Coldwater 22 2.8 of that rate (Table 2) Ardtrea 14 1.8 Washago 3 0.4 By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 189 Port Severn 2 0.3 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average Severn Falls -1 -0.1 uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Rural 295 36.9 Township has an approximate 5 year supply of Municipal-wide 697 87.1 Rural units.

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent Units of Total (%) Single- 662 95.0 detached Semi 1 0.1 Row 18 2.6 Apartment 16 2.3 Total 697 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Severn 765 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. To another municipality 3615 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 705 Top 5 Industries by Employment: 1. Retail trade Over the period of 2011-2016 2. Healthcare and social assistance the Retail Trade Industry saw Commuting Duration Number of People 3. Construction the most growth in the (minutes) 4. Manufacturing Township, adding <15 1525 5. Accommodation and food services approximately 190 new jobs. 15-29 2225 30-44 1335 45-59 435 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. >60 620 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 13 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Springwater

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 19,059 (Up from 18,223 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 7,234 Average household size: 2.8 persons Average value of dwelling: $527,615 (Up from $395,936 in 2011) Median household income: $99,553 Median age of population: 43.4

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 3% 70% 13% 14% Notes: The intensification target for the Township in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 15%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Township is 24,000 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Township of Centre Vespra 495 61.9 Springwater. Snow Valley 186 23.3 In terms of residential units, the population Elmvale 120 15.0 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Midhurst 42 5.3 translates to approximately 1,797 units. This Minesing 18 2.3 would require the Township to add about 120 Anten Mills 18 2.3 new units/year to meet this forecast. The Hillsdale 6 0.8 Township is currently building out at about 108% Phelpston 3 0.4 of that rate (Table 2). Rural 147 18.4 Municipal-wide 1035 129.4 Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018.

By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 852 from the 2017 Land Unit Type Number of As Percent of Budget by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Units Total (%) Township has an approximate 46 year supply of Rural units. Single- 1002 96.8 detached Semi - - Row - - Apartment 33 3.2 Total 1035 100 Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Springwater 1205 To another municipality 5710 within Simcoe County Outside Simcoe County 1095

Commuting Duration Number of People (minutes) Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. <15 2060 15-29 3550 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011-2016 30-44 1720 1. Healthcare and social assistance the Professional, Scientific, 45-59 735 2. Retail trade and Technical Services >60 1210 3. Educational Industry saw the most growth 4. Manufacturing in the Township, adding Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit 5. Construction approximately 185 new jobs. data from the municipality. Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 14 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Tay Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 10,033 (Up from 9,736 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 4,931 Average household size: 2.4 persons Average value of dwelling: $277,233 (Up from $241,625 in 2011) Median household income: $65,190 Median age of population: 48.7

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 20% 4% 44% 32% Notes: The intensification target for the Township in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 20%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Township of Tay. Township is 11,400 persons.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township.

Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average In terms of residential units, the population Victoria Harbour 186 23.3 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Waubaushene 8 1.0 translates to approximately 656 units. This would Port McNicoll 5 0.6 require the Township to add about 44 new Waverley 3 0.4 units/year to meet this forecast. The Township is Rural 94 11.8 currently building out at about 86% of that rate Municipal-wide 297 37.1 (Table 2).

By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 458 from the 2017 Land Budget by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the Township has an approximate 39 year supply of Rural units. Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 271 91.2 detached Semi - - Row 9 3.0 Apartment 17 5.7 Total 297 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of People Within Tay 355 To another municipality 2995 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. within Simcoe County Top 5 Industries by Employment: Outside Simcoe 365 1. Manufacturing County 2. Healthcare and social assistance Over the period of 2011-2016, the Commuting Duration Number of People 3. Retail trade Retail Trade Industry saw the most (minutes) 4. Construction growth in the Township, adding <15 1250 5. Public administration approximately 90 new jobs. 15-29 1670 30-44 740 45-59 380 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the municipality. >60 390 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 15 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Township of Tiny

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 11,787 (Up from 11,232 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 9,712 Average household size: 2.4 persons Average value of dwelling: $432,210 (Up from $335,397 in 2011) Median household income: $69,915 Median age of population: 53.1

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Township 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural - 8% - 92% Note: The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Township is 12,500 persons. Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Township. Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Permits Annual Average Wyevale 15 1.9 Perkinsfield 10 1.3 Figure 1: Settlement areas in the Township Lafontaine 8 1.0 of Tiny. Toanche 2 0.3 Wyebridge -1 -0.1 In terms of residential units, the population Rural 386 48.3 difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Municipality-wide 420 52.5 translates to approximately 699 units. This would require the Township to add approximately 47 By dividing the Rural Unit Supply figure of 2,257 from the 2017 Land units/year to meet this forecast. The Township is Budget by the average uptake of Rural lots (see Table above), the currently building out at about 113% of the Township has an approximate 47 year supply of Rural units. required rate needed.

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 419 99.8 detached Semi 1 0.2 Row - - Apartment - - Total 420 100 Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Township. Destination Number of Persons Within Tiny 385

To another municipality 3020 Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Township. within Simcoe County Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011-2016 Outside Simcoe County 505 1. Healthcare and social the Administrative and assistance Support, Waste Management 2. Manufacturing and Remediation Services Commuting Duration Number of Persons 3. Construction Industry saw the most growth, (minutes) 4. Retail trade adding approximately 110 new <15 1245 5. Public administration jobs. 15-29 1865 30-44 715 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the 45-59 435 municipality. >60 610 Schedule 1 Planning Advisory Committee Item PAC 2019-01 Page 16 of 16 Municipal Fact Sheet Town of Wasaga Beach

Census 2016 Highlights: Population: 20,675 (Up from 17,537 in 2011) Total private dwellings: 12,516 Average household size: 2.3 persons Average value of dwelling: $349,604 (Up from $284,029 in 2011) Median household income: $62,150 Median age of population: 55.3

Table 1: Distribution of building permits issued for new residential units in the Town 2011-2018 (by Growth Plan policy area). DBUA UBUA DGA Rural 59% - 41% - Notes: The intensification target for the Town in s. 3.5.24 of the County of Simcoe Official Plan is 20%. The 2031 Growth Plan population forecast for the Town is 27,500 persons. Figure 1: Town of Wasaga Beach.

Table 2: Build-out rate (net new units) for settlement areas in the Town. In terms of residential units, the population difference relative to the Growth Plan forecast Settlement Area 2011-18 Building Annual Average translates to approximately 4,234 units. This Permits would require the Town to add about 282 new Municipality-wide 1703 212.9 units/year to meet this forecast. The Town is currently building out at about 75% of that rate (Table 2).

Table 3: Type of new residential units 2011-2018. Unit Type Number of As Percent of Units Total (%) Single- 914 53.7 detached Semi 89 5.2 Row 562 33.0 Apartment 138 8.1 Total 1703 100

Table 4 and 5: Commuting destination and commuting duration for employed labour force in the Town. Destination Number of People Figure 2: Current housing stock of the Town. Within Wasaga Beach 1705 Top 5 Industries by Employment: Over the period of 2011- To another municipality 3005 1. Retail trade 2016, the Administrative and within Simcoe County 2. Construction Support, Waste Outside Simcoe County 1180 3. Accommodation and food Management and services Remediation Services Commuting Duration Number of People 4. Healthcare and social Industry saw the most (minutes) assistance growth in the Town, adding <15 1760 5. Manufacturing approximately 210 new jobs. 15-29 1925 30-44 1550 Sources: Statistics Canada and building permit data from the 45-59 820 municipality. >60 1145