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Uxbridge expropriation move to make Brock St. look like this

The revitalization plan for downtown Uxbridge is coming to a key phase with council moving on next steps to acquire three properties on Brock Street.

On June 10th, a motion was moved by Councillor Willie Popp, seconded by Regional Councillor Bruce Garrod, and unanimously approved by council to ‘instruct the solicitor to report back to council with respect to what next steps are required to expropriate 43, 45, 47 Brock Street West’.

The township said this action enables council to weigh all options as discussions with the property owners continue.

Revitalization a high priority

Moving the vision for Downtown Revitalization forward is a very high priority for council, the township said. With input from over 1,500 residents and visitors, the township created a vision that can only be fulfilled with investment in key downtown properties.

Uxbridge has been actively investing in the actions from the Downtown Revitalization Strategic Plan & Action Plan over the past three years. The culvert project removed a section of Brock Street West from the floodplain which now allows for re-development.

Further information will be provided as next steps progress.

Uxbridge Brock Street as of now

This is how Uxbridge downtown development may look like

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