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Hamilton Airport Employment Growth District Eco-Industrial Design Guidelines

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Hamilton
Date: May, 2010
Also called: Eco-Industrial Guidelines (Airport related)
Form reference: Airport Employment Growth District Secondary Plan, Section 8.13
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 27
Instruments: Airport Employment Growth District Secondary Plan · Urban Hamilton Official Plan · Planning Act

Overview

The Eco-Industrial Design Guidelines for the City of Hamilton's Airport Employment Growth District (AEGD), May 2010, prepared by Dillon Consulting Limited and grounded in section 8.13 of the district's secondary plan. Nine principles (transportation; energy and greenhouse gas reduction; water and wastewater; stormwater; materials and solid waste; economic sustainability; social sustainability; site development and natural corridors; food production) each set a rationale beside measures marked Required or Optional, forming the checklist that goes with an Energy and Environmental Assessment Report.

What it covers

1.0 Introduction
1.1 The Role of Eco-Industrial Design Guidelines (EIG)
1.2 Sustainable Design in the AEGD Vision
1.3 Structure of the Guidelines
1.4 Who Should Use These Guidelines
1.5 How to Use the Guidelines
1.6 Performance Requirements
2.0 Eco-Industrial Design Guidelines
2.1 Transportation
2.2 Energy, Renewables, Air Quality and GHG Reduction
2.3 Water and Wastewater Conservation/Efficiency
2.4 Stormwater Guidelines
2.5 Materials, Resources, and Solid Waste
2.6 Economic Sustainability and Business Synergy
2.7 Social Sustainability
2.8 Site Development, Disturbance, Natural Corridors and Greenways
2.9 Food Production and Community Gardening

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