This is the City of Toronto’s document, as published on its website on 20 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
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- Plan
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- City of Toronto
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Overview
The Downtown Plan, Section 41 of Chapter 6 of the Toronto Official Plan and also called OPA 406, published by the City of Toronto in ninety-six pages. It sets how to read the plan, vision and goals, directing growth, land use and economy, parks and public realm, mobility, built form, community services, housing, culture, energy and resilience, making it happen and interpretation, with the secondary plans and site-specific policies that sit within Downtown.
What it covers
- How to Read This Plan
- Vision
- Goals
- Directing Growth
- Linking Growth and Infrastructure to Achieve Complete Communities
- Land Use and Economy
- Parks and Public Realm
- Mobility
- Built Form
- Community Services and Facilities
- Housing
- Culture
- Energy and Resilience
- Making It Happen
- Interpretation
- Secondary Plans
- Site and Area Specific Policies
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