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Thank you for landing here! This webpage will keep you informed as we advance work on the Yonge Corridor Secondary Plan. We invite you to subscribe for project updates and share your input with us.
The City of Markham is planning for the future of the Yonge Corridor!
What are we doing?
The City is studying the Yonge Corridor to determine the land use, parks, infrastructure, and community amenities (including schools) needed to support future growth.
Why are we doing it?
The City of Markham’s Official Plan, 2014, identifies two Key Development Areas (KDA) along the Yonge Corridor:
Yonge Steeles Corridor KDA
Yonge North Corridor KDA
The Yonge Corridor will also be serviced by the Yonge North Subway Extension (YNSE) and includes three Major Transit Station Areas/subway stations within the study area:
Steeles
Clark
Royal Orchard
A new secondary plan is required to guide future growth and development.
What area is being studied?
The study area is located at the southwest corner of the City of Markham and is bordered by the City of Vaughan to the west and the City of Toronto to the south.
How can I get involved?
This is YOUR Yonge Corridor. We want to hear your ideas on how the secondary plan can address the needs of current and future residents to support a complete community. We invite you to:
Subscribe to receive project updates by entering your email under the “Stay Informed” header;
Participate in opportunities for in-person engagement listed under “Project Events”; and
Review reports and presentations in the "Documents" section on the right side of this page.
Thank you for landing here! This webpage will keep you informed as we advance work on the Yonge Corridor Secondary Plan. We invite you to subscribe for project updates and share your input with us.
The City of Markham is planning for the future of the Yonge Corridor!
What are we doing?
The City is studying the Yonge Corridor to determine the land use, parks, infrastructure, and community amenities (including schools) needed to support future growth.
Why are we doing it?
The City of Markham’s Official Plan, 2014, identifies two Key Development Areas (KDA) along the Yonge Corridor:
Yonge Steeles Corridor KDA
Yonge North Corridor KDA
The Yonge Corridor will also be serviced by the Yonge North Subway Extension (YNSE) and includes three Major Transit Station Areas/subway stations within the study area:
Steeles
Clark
Royal Orchard
A new secondary plan is required to guide future growth and development.
What area is being studied?
The study area is located at the southwest corner of the City of Markham and is bordered by the City of Vaughan to the west and the City of Toronto to the south.
How can I get involved?
This is YOUR Yonge Corridor. We want to hear your ideas on how the secondary plan can address the needs of current and future residents to support a complete community. We invite you to:
Subscribe to receive project updates by entering your email under the “Stay Informed” header;
Participate in opportunities for in-person engagement listed under “Project Events”; and
Review reports and presentations in the "Documents" section on the right side of this page.
Yonge Corridor Secondary Plan promotional video.