Guelph city council are meeting on Monday night to discuss changes to the preferred community structure as part of the secondary plan for the future Clair-Maltby neighbourhood.
The city said the changes are based on community feedback and additional studies that have been completed on the land in Guelph’s south end.
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“The updated work on the secondary plan continues to put the protection of the Paris Moraine and the city’s natural heritage and water resources first,” the city said in a post on their website.
Three changes will be presented to councillors, including the addition of what’s being called a moraine ribbon.
The city said the ribbon will be made up of a series of connected open spaces that weave through the area. It is expected to include a trail, rest areas and landscape views.
The location of a community park has changed as well with the city saying that is based on public feedback and storm water management
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The amount of medium-density residential area has been lowered to allow more low-density residences.
The report going to councillors during Monday’s meeting at city hall can be read on the city’s website.
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