Cedar Crescent Village
The Cedar Crescent Village (the CCV) is a facility that will serve as a premier year-round destination at Port Elgin Beach for visitors to eat, rest and shop.
The CCV is the result of a unique public-private partnership that developed from several years of public consultation. The building and surrounding land will serve as an anchor for The Town's Waterfront Master Plan, emphasizing pedestrian and active movement. It will also serve as the beginning of a larger opportunity to reorganize the beach, to make land use, transportation and parking more efficient and more accessible.
View the latest updates on the project as it progresses.
View important facts about the project and what the Town is doing to improve the waterfront.
Latest Updates
September 12th, 2022 Update to Council
September 26th, 2022 Council Gives Notice to Support Lease Registration
September 27th, 2022 Public Notice to Declare Land Surplus for Lease
March 29th, 2023 Town Issues Building Permit for CCV ProjectAugust 3rd, 2023 Town Issues Building Permit for CCV South Phase
Background Documents
CCV Waterfront Development Report1) Final Site Works and Servicing Agreement
2) Site Plan, Landscaping Plan and General Notes
3) Floor Plans and Building Elevations
4) Renderings
5 Floor Area Comparison
6) Design Brief and Amendments
7) Final Lease Amending Agreement
8) Engineering Drawings - FINAL - Aug. 2, 2023
9) a) MOECP Permit to Take Water, b) Letter to Proponent from Ministry
10) Town of Saugeen Shores Building Permit - North Building
11) Town of Saugeen Shores Building Permit - South Building