Northwood Business Park Brochure;- Accessible PDF
Gross Area | +/- 722 acres |
Developable Area | Estimated +/- 500 acres |
Oshawa Official Plan Land Use Designations | Industrial, Open Space and Recreation, Special Purpose Commercial and/or Local Central Area. |
Frontage | Thornton Road North, Stevenson Road North, Taunton Road West and Conlin Road West. |
Zoning (Arterial Roads) | Select Industrial, General Industrial, Special Purpose, Planned Commercial Centre, Automobile Service Station, Commercial, Park Open Space, Environmentally Sensitive Open Space, Hazard Lands Open Space and/or Urban Reserve. |
Servicing |
Approved and budgeted by Region of Durham. |
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Development Charges | ||||||||||||
Non-Residential Development Charges and Cash-in-lieu of Parkland Dedication as of January 1, 2021
Oshawa has the lowest industrial development charges in Durham, York, Peel, Halton and Hamilton: |
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Access and Connectivity | ||||||||||||
Companies in Oshawa have quick and convenient access to Canada’s largest consumer market of more than 5 million people and are located within a day’s drive of more than 120 million Canadian and American consumers. With easy connections to multiple USA border crossings into New York, Michigan and Minnesota, Oshawa offers superior access to American markets. Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority is the Region of Durham’s gateway to world markets through the St. Lawrence Seaway. Highway Infrastructure in Oshawa includes two 400 series highways, Highway 401 and Highway 407. Oshawa Executive Airport is a regional airport offering corporate business travel and general aviation. Passenger charter services, freight services, aircraft maintenance and aircraft restoration services are provided at the airport. On-site Canada Border Service Agency—Canada Customs is available 7 days a week by appointment. |
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Talent | ||||||||||||
Oshawa's dynamic and diverse economy consists of:
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