Drive-Through Facilities

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Kitchener
Date: 2012
Also called: drive through facilities
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 9
Agencies: City of Kitchener Council · Director of Planning
Instruments: Council policy of January 28, 2008 on new drive-through facilities · Urban Design Manual

Overview

The City of Kitchener's nine-page Drive-Through Facilities design brief, from Part B (Design Briefs) of the Urban Design Manual, dated 2012. It sets out background, the Council policy of January 28, 2008 on pedestrian movement without crossing the drive-through aisle, design challenges and eight design objectives. Guidelines follow on site organization, streetscapes, pedestrian circulation, vehicular access, parking, aisles, landscaping, buffers, signs and noise. It works alongside the City's other urban design and site plan documents.

What it covers

Background
Council Policy
Other City Policy and Guidelines
Urban Design Challenges
Drive-Through Design Objectives
The Guidelines
Site Organization
Streetscapes and Built Form
Pedestrian Circulation
Vehicular Access
Location of Parking and Site Servicing
Drive-through Aisle
Double/Multiple Drive-through Facilities
Landscape Design
Visual Buffers and Barriers
Signs
Noise Mitigation

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