Report on Ward Data. Prepared by the Burlington Economic Development Corporation

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1 Report on Ward Data Prepared by the Burlington Economic Development Corporation

2 Contents 1. Business Composition Data Labour Force Data Consumer Spending Data Demographic Data Transportation and Commuting Patterns Development Activity Vacant Employment Land Data for Burlington is available from multiple sources. There may be discrepancies in some numbers. This report uses demographic and economic data as provided by Environics Analytics, adapted by Burlington Economic Development Corporation (BEDC). It is worth noting that business counts in particular vary considerably from Canadian Business Counts statistics.

3 1. Business Composition Data Knowing the make-up of businesses within an area is essential to understanding that area s economy. Business composition is an effective way to evaluate the demand for specific goods and services in the area, as well as a location s economic diversity. Below is the makeup of businesses by industry within Burlington, organized by the industry with the most business to the fewest. Table 1 Business Composition in Burlington Business Classification Number of Businesses Percentage Retail: Home, Food, Automobiles, Personal Care % Other Services - Repair, Personal Care, Laundry, Religious, etc % Health Care and Social Services % Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services % Accommodation and Food Services % Construction % Wholesalers % Banking, Finance and Insurance % Manufacturing - Electronics, Furniture, Machinery, Metal, % Transportation, Misc. Retail: Hobby, Media, General Merchandise % Real Estate and Rentals % Administrative and Support and Waste Management and % Remediation Services Education % Arts, Sports, Entertainment, and Recreation % Information % Transportation and Warehousing: Private and Public % Transportation, Oil and Gas Pipelines, Sightseeing Manufacturing - Chemical, Fuel, Paper, Plastic, Wood % Public Administration % Unclassified % Manufacturing - Processed Food, Textiles, Clothing % Transportation and Warehousing: Couriers and Messengers, % Warehousing and Storage Utility Services: Power, Gas, Steam, Water, and Sewage % Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting % Holding Companies and Managing Offices % Mineral, Oil and Gas Extraction % Total % Source: Environics Analytics, B E D C

4 A cursory look at the top 5 industries within each ward allows for a quick overview of the dominant business types across wards. It is quickly apparent that Burlington is a highly services and retail focused economy. Notably, Wards 4 and 5 appear more diversified at first glance, with a higher share of businesses in Wholesale and lower share in Accommodation and Food Services. Relative to the industry makeup of Burlington, Ward 1 has a higher share of businesses in the Retail: Home, Food, Automobiles, and Personal Care industries; Ward 2 has a significantly higher share in Health Care and Social Services. Figure 1 Top Industries Across Wards Ward 1 Retail: Home, Food, Other Services Health Care and Social Professional, Scientific, and Accommodation and Food 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Ward 3 Other Services Retail: Home, Food, Health Care and Social Construction Professional, Scientific, and 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Ward 5 Professional, Scientific, and Wholesalers Retail: Home, Food, Other Services Banking, Finance and 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Ward 2 Health Care and Social Other Services Professional, Scientific, and Retail: Home, Food, Accommodation and Food 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Ward 4 Professional, Scientific, and Retail: Home, Food, Health Care and Social Other Services Wholesalers 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Ward 6 Health Care and Social Retail: Home, Food, Accommodation and Food Other Services Professional, Scientific, and 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Source: Environics Analytics, B E D C

5 Figure 2 Business Composition in Burlington and Across Wards 21% 28% Knowledge-Based & Institutional Population-Related Employment Land 49% Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 15% 27% 13% 31% 21% 28% 58% 56% 49% Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 23% 31% 21% 28% 12% 26% 45% 49% 61% Source: BEDC Calculation based on Environics Analytics, 2017 The business composition figure above displays the classification of businesses within Burlington, which have been aggregated into more succinct categories from Table 1: - Knowledge Based & Institutional: Banking and financial fields, law, real estate, professional, scientific, and technical services, government, and education. - Population Related: Retail, healthcare and social services, food and accommodation services, arts and entertainment, and other service related establishment; repair, personal care, laundry, etc. - Employment Land: Wholesale, manufacturing, construction, transportation and warehousing, and resource related; agriculture, oil, utilities, etc. 3 B E D C

6 Table 2 Largest Employers in Burlington Employer Ward Full-Time Onsite Total Employees Employees Business Description Halton District School Educational support services Board Joseph Brant Hospital General (except paediatric) hospitals Burlington City Hall Other local municipal and regional public administration Sofina Foods Animal (except poultry) slaughtering Evertz Microsystems Ltd Radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment manufacturing Innomar Clinics Pharmacies and drug stores Amerisource Bergen L-3 Wescam Inc Data processing hosting and related services Edge Imaging Photographic services Sunshine Building Maintenance Inc Janitorial services (except window cleaning) Costco Wholesale Department stores Aspire Lifestyles Public relations services Walmart Department stores The CUMIS Group Limited General and other reinsurance carriers Ikea Furniture stores Voortman Cookies Ltd Cookie and cracker manufacturing Source: Halton Employment Survey, B E D C

7 Percent of Residents 2. Labour Force Data Labour Force Data is important to augment understanding of economic activity in Burlington in addition to the aforementioned business composition. This is based on the people that live in the area and may work inside or outside of it. The following data displays labour force employment by occupation. Table 3 Labour Force Employment in Burlington Occupations in Burlington Number of Employees Percentage Sales and service occupations 21,850 23% Business, finance and administration occupations 14,909 16% Occupations in education, law and social, community and 12,928 14% government services Management occupations 11,523 12% Trades, transport and equipment operators and related 10,394 11% occupations Natural and applied sciences and related occupations % Health occupations % Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport % Occupations in manufacturing and utilities % Natural resources, agriculture and related production % occupations Total 94, % Source: Environics Analytics, 2018 The labour force data shows that Burlington has a high number of sales and service job employees, with nearly a quarter of employment in this category. Burlington has a strong manufacturing job base, but on the labour side residents employed in manufacturing make up a small percent total labour force. This indicates that the people employed in this sector are coming from outside the city, and further confirms that Burlington s labour force is highly service based. Figure 3 Employment Type for Burlington and Across Wards 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Burlington Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Full-Time (Male) Full-Time (Female) Part-Time (Male) Part-Time (Female) At Home (Male) At Home (Female) Source: BEDC Adaptation based on Transportation Tomorrow Survey, B E D C

8 Number of people in Labour Force Figure 4 Labour Force Data for Burlington and Across Wards 9% 8% 4% 2% 2% 23% Sales and service occupations Business, finance and administration occupations Occupations in education, law and social, community and government services Management occupations 11% 16% Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations Natural and applied sciences and related occupations Health occupations Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport 12% 14% Occupations in manufacturing and utilities Natural resources, agriculture and related production occupations Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Source: BEDC Calculation based on Environics Analytics, B E D C

9 3. Consumer Spending Data Consumer spending is yet another way to analyse Burlington s economy. Below is a table and graphical representation of household spending in Burlington, as well as household spending by Ward. Table 4 Household Spending in Burlington Consumption in Burlington Average Spending per Household Percentage Shelter $24, % Transportation $15, % Food $13, % Recreation $6, % Household Operations $5, % Insurance and Pension Contributions $5, % Health Care $4, % Household Furnishings and Equipment $4, % Clothing $4, % Gifts and Contributions $2, % Tobacco and Alcohol $3, % Personal Care $2, % Education $2, % Games of Chance $1, % Miscellaneous Expenditures $1, % Reading/Printed Matter $ % Total $98, % Average Household Income $128,372 Source: Environics Analytics, 2018 Figure 5 Household Spending as a Percent of Average Household Income Burlington Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward % 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% Shelter Food Household Operations, Furnishings and Equipment Insurance and Pension Contributions Gifts, Contributions, and Mischellaneous Source: BEDC Calculation based on Environics Analytics, 2018 Transportation Recreation, Games, Tobacco/Alcohol, Printed Matter Health and Personal Care Clothing Education 7 B E D C

10 4. Demographic Data Burlington has a population of 197,683 people, making up 76,486 households of which three quarters are owner-occupied. The average household income is $128,372. Figure 6 Residents by Gender FIgure 7 Residents by Home Ownership 24% 18,325 48% 95,545 52% 102,138 Male Female Source: BEDC Calculation based on Environics Analytics, % 58,161 Owner-Occupied Dwellings Renter-Occupied Dwellings Table 5 Demographic Summary Information Source: Environics Analytics, % 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Figure 8 University Education FIgure 9 Average Household Income $200,000 $150,000 $100,000 $50,000 $0 Source: BEDC Calculation based on Environics Analytics, 2018 Table 6 Household Summary Information Source: Transportation Tomorrow Survey, B E D C

11 5. Transportation and Commuting Patterns A significant population travels into Burlington from surrounding areas during normal commuting hours. The vast majority of these trips are made by car, with 84% of the 84,300 trips taken by either drivers or passengers. Within Burlington, nearly 19% of residents use alternative modes of travel (Transit, GO Train, Walk/Cycle and Other) during morning commuting hours. Table 7 Trips Made by Residents of City of Burlington Source: Transportation Tomorrow Survey, 2018 Table 8 Trips Made to City of Burlington by Residents of Survey Area HB-W: Home-based work: Home to work and work to home HB-S: Home-based school: Home to school and school to home HB-D: Home-based discretionary: All other home-based trips N-HB: Non-home-based: All trips where neither end is home Source: Transportation Tomorrow Survey, 2018 FIgure 10 Mode of Transportation by Residents of Burlington, 6:00-9:00AM 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% Burlington Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Passenger Transit GO Train Walk/Cycle Other Source: BEDC Adaptation based on Transportation Tomorrow Survey, B E D C

12 6. Development Activity Figure 11 Ward 1 Table 9 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes 1511 Old Plains Road West Inc. 1497, 1499, 1505 and 1511 Old Plains Road West Proposal for five self-storage buildings and an office building between one and two storeys in height Markay Homes 1159 Bellview Crescent Proposal for development of five detached residential lots Chelten Developments Inc. 92 Plains Rd East Proposal for a four-storey, 24-unit apartment building with ground floor office/commercial uses Paletta International Ltd. bcimc Realty Corporation National Homes (Brant) Inc. National Homes (Plains) Inc. Paletta Lands: 1663 Waterdown Rd. and 66 Horning Rd. Taylor Lands: 48 Flatt Rd. Paletta- proposal for 171 single-detached houses and 624 cluster houses (attached units) for a total of 815 units Taylor- proposal for 31 single-detached houses and 24 cluster houses for a total of 55 units 610 Surrey Lane Proposal for demolition of existing townhouse units, 1450 new rental units with a mix of townhouses and mid and high-rise apartment buildings 2100 Brant St Proposal for 12 townhouse blocks with a total of 83 units and three condominium townhouse blocks with 150 units Plains Road East Proposal for two nine-storey condominium apartment buildings with commercial uses on the ground floor and 283 residential units above, and 117 condominium stacked back to back townhouse units Penta Properties 1200 King Rd Proposal to subdivide a 49-hectare parcel of land Vrancor Group Plains Rd. E and 1025 Cooke Boulevard Proposal for two mixed-use, mid-rise buildings of 10 and 12 storeys with retail and service commercial uses at the street level and 450 residential units above 10 B E D C

13 Figure 12 Ward 2 Table 10 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes Adi Development Proposal for 26-storey condominium building with 240 units and 423 m 374 Martha St. Group Inc. commercial space Mattamy (Monarch) Ltd. 2082, 2086, 2090 James St. Proposal for 18 storey condominium apartment building consisting of 153 residential units Proposal for 24 storey building, including 1 storey of ground floor Reserve 409 Brant St. commercial, 22 stories of residential and a one storey roof top amenity Properties Ltd. area Andlyn Consulting 2042, 2048, 2054 Lakeshore Rd. Development of three mixed-use buildings: - Condo A is 22-storeys tall with approximately 100 residential units and 1170 m2 of ground floor commercial space. - Condo B is seven-storeys tall with approximately 50 residential units and 750 m2 of ground floor commercial space. - Eight-storey hotel with 130 hotel units and 855 m 2 of ground floor commercial space. 11 B E D C

14 Figure 13 Ward 3 Table 11 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes Ontario Inc. and 2076 and 2086 Meadowbrook Rd. Proposal for a total of 7 townhouse units Ontario Ltd, 12 B E D C

15 Figure 14 Ward 4 Table 12 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes DiCarlo Custom Homes 607 Dynes Road Proposal for 20 townhomes with access from Maplehill Drive, a private road and 10 visitor parking spaces U-Haul Canada 3267 Mainway Proposal to amend the Zoning Bylaw to allow the proposed motor vehicle leasing and retail propane uses Walkers Mews Parking Southeast corner of Upper Middle Road and Walkers Line. Proposal for surplus parking on the hydro corridor for the adjacent Walkers Mews commercial development 13 B E D C

16 Figure 15 Ward 5 Table 13 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes First Capital (Appleby) 5111 New St. Proposal for two residential buildings with commercial Corporation uses at the ground level Emshih Developments 700 and 800 Burloak Dr. Proposal for large-scale neighbourhood commercial shopping area United Burlington Retail Portfolio Inc Lakeshore Road Proposal for 900 new residential units, 2700 square metres of office space and 11, 955 square metres of service commercial and retail uses Upper Middle Road Enclave Inc Upper Middle Rd and Georgina Crt Proposal for two single detached residential dwelling units, four freehold semi-detached residential dwelling units, 14 townhouses 14 B E D C

17 Figure 16 Ward 6 Table 14 Current Development Applications Applicant Site Address Notes think Giraffe Design 4063 Upper Middle Rd Proposal for seven (7) storey apartment building with 32 units Tremaine Dundas (Evergreen) Northwest corner of Tremaine Road and Dundas Street Land Use Designation to be Determined 15 B E D C

18 7. Vacant Employment Land Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Site Address Size (Ha) Zoning Ward 5463 Dundas St D Upper Middle Rd H-GE King Rd See Upper Middle Rd H-GE Dundas St D Upper Middle Rd H-GE Masonry Crt GE Masonry Crt GE Mainway 7.94 H-GE Appleby Line 7.34 D Palladium Way 7.27 BC North Service Rd GE Fairview St H-MXC Palladium Way 5.20 BC South Service Rd BC Appleby Line 5.09 D Appleby Line 4.78 D International Blvd GE Upper Middle Rd H-GE International Blvd GE Palladium 3.56 BC Palladium Way 3.43 BC Harvester Rd GE Mainway 2.69 GE North Service Rd BC Harvester Rd GE Harvester Rd GE King Rd BC North Service Rd BC Corporate Dr GE Burloak Dr GE Yorkton Crt BC Kern's Rd BC Emery Ave GE Palladium Way 1.66 BC Appleby Line 1.65 D Mainway 1.64 GE King Road 1.62 See Sumach Dr GE Palladium Way 1.48 BC Emery Ave MXE Mainway 1.31 GE Fairview St MXE Appleby Line 1.21 MXE 5 16 B E D C

19 5335 John Lucas Dr. 1.2 GE Heritage Rd GE Heritage Rd GE John Lucas Dr GE Palladium Way 0.99 BC South Service Rd BC Sutton Dr GE South Service Rd BC Harvester Rd BC Harvester Rd BC South Service Rd BC Mainway 0.83 GE Harvester Rd BC King Forest Crt VC Plains Rd. E 0.80 MXE Sutton Dr GE Sutton Dr GE Plains Rd W CN Heine Crt GE Burloak Dr BC Morris Dr BC Morris Dr BC Cooke Blvd MXE Heine Crt GE Billings Crt BC Pettit Rd GE B E D C