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Bruce Peninsula National Park Regional Highlights Simcoe is the second largest county in Ontario and is comprised of 16 local municipalities and is situated just north of the Greater Area. The county has two sub-regions, “South Simcoe” and “North Simcoe”. South Simcoe is situated at the northern boundary of the (GTA)

Blue Mountain Resort Wasaga Beach with many automobile related manufacturers. Honda who is scheduled to start Blue Mountain Resort exporting vehicles to Europe from 2017, taking advantage of the recently negotiated Compre- All the year-round resort area and the largest winter wonderland in Ontario. You can enjoy a variety of outdoor sports such as a golf, tennis and horse riding Stayner hensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) with the European Union. from spring to fall. Clearview North Simcoe is Ontario’s most popular tourist destination with approximately 6.7 million visitors Simcoe per year. It has a diverse multi-faceted agri-business industry with farmland in the region being among the best in Canada. 400 401 The - Ontario’s Largest Resort Region CANADA 1. Wasaga Beach 2. Bruce Peninsula National Park 3. The Blue Mountain Resort Ontario One of the Top 10 Places to Invest in Ontario 401 Toronto 4. City of Barrie Access to EU Market once CETA Agreement comes into force Lake Ontario 5. HONDA Canada Plant The Third Largest Financial Center in North America 403 U.S.A. State of New York 6. Greater Toronto Area (GTA) 401 Niagara Falls City London

The Township of Clearview Significant Population Growth Established in 1994 when four towns and villages in the surrounding Forecasted for Simcoe County City of Barrie areas amalgamated into one township with Stayner as its major centre. One of the Top 10 places to invest in real estate in Ontario. It is renowned for its figure skating school which has produced the world’s finest skaters. In line with the Simcoe Sub-Area Growth Plan, future major residential developments within the township is strongly envisioned. Simcoe : +45.2% Building the Infrastructure for Future Major Residential GTA : +30.4%

Developments within the Clearview Township. （2016 to 2036 forecasted %'s） Major infrastructure expansion projects are being carried out in the region with significant funding HONDA Canada from federal and provincial governments. The township of Clearview has recently completed a major expansion of the sewage treatment capacity in Stayner that will make it possible to service future major HONDA Canada started operations in 1986. It recently invested C$857 million to upgrade its Simcoe plant to be the lead plant for their residential developments, including those currently under planning approval.

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C S S O N N Town s h ip O E L IN T 1 WN T 0 T O of Mu lm u r . . OT T R -N MU Clearview, Simcoe County is part of the Growth Plan GGH Growth Plan GGH Growth Plan for the Greater (GGH) (Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure Growth Plan for the GGH) - Simcoe Sub-Area Amendment

The Greater Golden Horseshoe (GGH) is: The GGH Growth Plan is a framework for implementing the Government In January 2012, the Ontario provincial government added an Quebec The 6th largest metropolitan area in North Canada of Ontario’s vision for building stronger, prosperous communities by better amendment to the growth plan for the Simcoe Sub-Area to address the

America. Montreal managing growth in line with the predicted growth of the region until 2041. area’s stronger than average development growth pressures in the region. Approximately 32,000 km2 in area comprising The Simcoe Sub-Area is comprised of 110 municipalities within 21 counties and Georgian Bay In 2011, the population of the GGH was approxi- Lake Huron mately 9 million people and it is forecasted to of the County of Simcoe, made up regions. Accounts for approximately 70% of Lake Ontario Boston Greater GoldenToronto of 16 local municipalities and the Ontario’s population and 25% of Canada's and Horseshoe U.S.A. increase by 50% to about 13.5 million by 2041. New York State cities of Barrie and . The Orillia has the highest population density in North Detroit Lake Erie New York population of the Simcoe Sub-Area America. Barrie Pittsburgh in 2011 was approximately Washington D.C. 460,000 people. However, the Simcoe area is forecast to increase 73% to

source : PLACES TO GROW 796,000 by 2041.

Clearview Garden Estates (CGE) Draft Concept Plan source : PLACES TO GROW Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe,2006 Office Consodation,June2013 IMF World Economic Outlook Databas

source : Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe,2006 Office Consodation,June2013 Amendment1

Image is for illustration purposes. Development Plan CGE Application Filed

TSI-BPll Draft Plan Approved submit a development news permission application TSI-BP Draft Plan Approved TSI-CP in October 2016 Draft Plan Approved

Stayner, Township of Clearview

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