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B2 Built Environment

Published by City of Brampton under Urban Design Guidelines

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Brampton Plan

Chapter B2 of Part B — Sustainable Community Design — in the City of Brampton's City-Wide Urban Design Guidelines, published as its own PDF. It addresses the built environment at community scale: compact development and intensification near transit, 15-minute neighbourhoods and neighbourhood centres, blocks with a preferred maximum size of 80 by 150 metres, lotting and rear lanes, the mix of land uses and of housing types and tenures, walkability through connected sidewalks and trails, and cultural heritage, including retention of original materials, adaptive reuse and public art.

What it covers

  • B2.1 Compact development and intensification
  • Community form
  • 15-minute neighbourhoods
  • Neighbourhood centres
  • Blocks
  • Lotting
  • Rear lanes
  • Mix and diversity of land uses
  • B2.4 Mix and diversity of housing
  • B2.5 Walkability
  • B2.6 Cultural heritage
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City of Brampton
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Study requirements
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Urban Design Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
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urban-design-guidelinespart-bbuilt-environmentintensification
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