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Drive-through Stacking Lanes

Published by City of Mississauga under Urban Design Guidelines And Reference Notes

Applies to
designer
Work types
site plan · drive-through
Instruments
Mississauga Official Plan · zoning by-law
Document date
September 2014

One of the City of Mississauga's design reference notes, used in evaluating site plan applications that include a drive-through stacking lane. It sets a 3.0 m minimum lane width, raised curbs with 1.2 m and 3.0 m landscape islands, right-in right-out access at street intersections with additional points at least 100 m away, a 20.0 m setback from any part of the lane to a residential zone, and 16.0 m from the last stacked vehicle space to the midpoint of a driveway. Noise barriers, anti-littering signage and three preferred configurations follow.

What it covers

  • Purpose
  • Stacking Lanes
  • Access
  • Setbacks from a Residential Zone
  • Setbacks from the Main Entrance
  • Noise
  • Signage
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Urban Design Guidelines And Reference Notes — the municipality's own heading
Tags
design-reference-notedrive-throughstacking-lanesite-planparking
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