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City of Hamilton Co-ordinated Street Furniture Guidelines
Published by City of Hamilton
This is the City of Hamilton’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Hamilton
- Date
- August 2015
- Also called
- Co-ordinated Street Furniture Guidelines
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 56
Overview
The City of Hamilton's Co-ordinated Street Furniture Guidelines, the final report of August 2015 prepared by MMM Group Limited for a unified street furniture program. It covers transit shelters, litter and recycling receptacles, benches, multi-publication structures, wayfinding and poster kiosks, bicycle racks and cigarette receptacles; defines pedestrian zones and their typical configurations; addresses the use of advertising; and gives selection and placement criteria for each furniture element, drawing on City guidance such as its Barrier Free Design Guidelines (2006).
What it covers
- Introduction
- Purpose of the Guidelines
- Key Street Furniture Elements
- Accessibility
- Pedestrian Zones
- Pedestrian Zone Configurations
- Typical Configurations
- Site Specific Solutions
- Use of Advertising
- Street Furniture Selection and Placement Criteria
- Individual Furniture Placement Guidelines
- Glossary & References
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