Future Residential Development - Pelissier Street Parking Lot between Wyandotte St. W. and Elliott St. W. Community Feedback Survey
The information on this form is collected under the authority of section 10, Municipal Act, and is subject to the provisions of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1990. The community feedback collected through this survey will be shared as an addendum report to the Expression of Interest with residential developers interested in submitting a response for a potential future residential development on the Pelissier Street Parking Lot. Questions about this collection may be made to Joe Baker, Manager, Land Development and Growth, at ecdev@citywindsor.ca.
In 2023, the City of Windsor began a process to review municipal lands throughout the community that could support developments aimed at addressing the housing crisis in Canada. That review identified several properties with significant and immediate potential for development covering all types of housing needs. On March 1, 2024, Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens announced that members of City Council and members of City Administration have identified a list of municipal lands owned by the City of Windsor that are available for development. The Pelissier Street Parking Lot was one of those properties.
The City of Windsor is seeking a development that maximizes density and revitalizes the surrounding area. The City envisions a development that enhances the livability of the neighbourhood, is respectful of the heritage resources in the neighbourhood, proposes high quality design, promotes walkability and sustainable forms of transit and offers enhanced amenities and provides inclusive housing. The current zoning on the site permits a mixed-use building at approximately 6 storeys in height, and the City may consider a residential only building if the City’s vision is met.
We value your input on future residential developments on municipal properties in the City of Windsor. Please answer the following questions to help us understand public preferences and needs.
The survey will be open from November 20, 2024 to December 18, 2024.