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1989 Official Plan

Published by City of London

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Overview

The City of London's Official Plan adopted by Municipal Council on June 19, 1989, in the City Clerk's consolidation published by the City in chapters 1 to 20 with a preface, a table of amendments and two appendices. It sets out land use designations for residential, downtown and commercial, office, facility, industrial, open space and agricultural lands, with policies on urban design, housing, heritage, community improvement, environment, parks, services, transportation, implementation and secondary plans. It is the City's former Official Plan, now sitting beside The London Plan.

What it covers

  • City Clerk's Preface
  • Table of Amendments Included in This Consolidation
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Planning Framework
  • 3. Residential Land Use Designations
  • 4. Downtown and Commercial Land Use Designations
  • 5. Office Land Use Designations
  • 6. Regional and Community Facilities Designations
  • 7. Industrial Land Use Designations
  • 8A. Open Space Land Use Designation
  • 9. Agriculture, Rural Settlement and Urban Reserve Land Use Designations
  • 10. Policies for Specific Areas
  • 11. Urban Design Principles
  • 12. Housing Policies
  • 13. Properties of Cultural Heritage Value or Interest
  • 14. Community Improvement Policies
  • 15. Environmental Policies
  • 16. Parks and Recreation Policies
  • 17. Services and Utilities
  • 18. Transportation
  • Table 18.1 - Functional Classification of Roads
  • 19. Implementation
  • 20. Secondary Plans
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