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Airport Employment Growth District Urban Design Guidelines

Published by City of Hamilton

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Type
Guide
Published by
City of Hamilton
Date
August 2010
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
50

Overview

Urban design guidelines for the Airport Employment Growth District (AEGD), the employment lands around Hamilton's airport, dated August 2010 and prepared for the City by a consulting team as part of the AEGD Secondary Plan work. Read with the Secondary Plan, the zoning by-law and the AEGD Eco-Industrial Design Guidelines, they cover site planning (natural edges, roads, driveways, setbacks, parking, loading, lighting), built form (sustainable design, height, massing, signage), open space and landscape, and guidance for the Prestige Business, Light Industrial, Airside Industrial, Airport-Related Business and Employment Supportive Centre designations.

What it covers

  • Purpose of Urban Design Guidelines (UDG)
  • Who Should Use these Guidelines
  • Implementation of the Guidelines
  • Site Planning Guidelines
  • Relationship to Natural Edges
  • Recommended Building Setbacks
  • Storage, Service and Loading Areas
  • Built Form Guidelines
  • Sustainable Building Design
  • Rooftop and Mechanical Requirements
  • Architectural Lighting and Light Pollution Management
  • Open Space Guidelines
  • Landscape Buffers
  • Design Guidelines for Specific Designations
  • Prestige Business
  • Airside Industrial
  • Airport-Related Business
  • Employment Supportive Centre
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