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Street Corridor Master Plan and Design Standards

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Overview

The City of Brampton's Street Corridor Master Plan and Design Standards, dated September 30, 2003, prepared by the City of Brampton and Region of Peel Steering Committee with NAK Design Group Inc., with a shorter Executive Summary file. It covers design principles and objectives for arterial corridors, existing corridor conditions, recommendations for each corridor type, gateway treatments, signage and adjacent land use guidelines, test cases at Bovaird intersections, and appendices on corridor assessment, hierarchy mapping, typologies and a streetscape kit of parts.

What it covers

Introduction
Design Principles For Functional, Attractive Corridor Roads
Design Objectives
Existing Corridor Conditions
Recommendations
Gateway Treatments
Adjacent Land Use Guidelines
Test Cases
Corridor & Intersection Assessment
Arterial Corridor Hierarchy Mapping
Corridor Typologies Matrix
Streetscape Enhancement 'Kit of Parts'
Arterial Road Hierarchy
Design Vocabulary
Implementation & Funding Strategies

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