The CTMP was completed in two phases, following the requirements set out under the master planning section and following Approach 1 of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) process.

• Phase 1 identified and assessed the existing transportation conditions in Kingsville. We engaged with municipal staff, local agencies, stakeholder groups and members of the public on existing conditions and the overall objectives for the Plan.
• Phase 2 included a more detailed analysis, investigation and identification of potential infrastructure improvements, a complete streets approach, and new processes to develop transportation policies and decision-making tools for the Town.

As part of this process, we engaged with the public and stakeholders at regular intervals to ensure that the plan that is presented meets the needs of the community and addresses all of the MCEA requirements.

The CTMP will focus on all modes of transportation used to move people and goods around the Town. A multi-modal (looking at all forms of transportation), complete streets approach will be used to ensure that all forms of travel are looked at, including by active transportation (walking, cycling and wheeling), transit and cars. 

Complete Streets are designed to be safe, convenient and comfortable for users of all ages, abilities and travel types. A well-designed complete street will promote activity, livability and connectivity and result in a network of transportation infrastructure and services that enables people to travel seamlessly on any given mode of transportation. Although not every mode can be accommodated on every street, this approach ensures that where able, a wide range of transportation modes will be supported.