- Form ref
- Resolution No. 0190-2011
- Applies to
- any
- Instruments
- Mississauga Plan
- Document date
- July, 2011
A 30-page illustrated guideline booklet from the City of Mississauga's Development and Design Division, adopted by Council July 6, 2011 under Resolution No. 0190-2011, prepared for home and business owners and for design and building professionals working in the historic areas of Streetsville. It maps the guideline area, sets out how to assess architectural character, and works through the Mainstreet commercial core, the residential character areas and the areas in transition, closing with sustainable design, personal safety, universal design and a glossary of architectural terms.
What it covers
- INTRODUCTION
- CHARACTER AREAS
- ASSESSING ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER
- GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: HERITAGE CHARACTER
- MAINSTREET CHARACTER AREA: THE COMMERCIAL CORE
- RESIDENTIAL CHARACTER AREAS
- AREAS IN TRANSITION
- QUEEN STREET SOUTH FROM ELLEN STREET TO BRITANNIA ROAD WEST
- AREAS ADJACENT TO THE COMMERCIAL CORE
- OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
- SUSTAINABLE 'GREEN' DESIGN
- PERSONAL SAFETY
- UNIVERSAL DESIGN
- NEXT STEPS
- REFERENCES AND RESOURCES
- GLOSSARY OF ARCHITECTURAL TERMS
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- Publisher
- City of Mississauga Planning and Building Department, Development and Design Division
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Urban Design Guidelines And Reference Notes — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- City of Mississauga Planning and Building Department, Development and Design Division
- Work types
- renovation · restoration · new construction · addition
- Covers note
- Read from the page images — the PDF is a scan with no text layer. These are the entries printed in the booklet's own TABLE OF CONTENTS, spot-checked against the section headings printed on the pages they point to.
- Building types
- residential · commercial
- Tags
design-guidelinesheritageurban-designstreetsvillecharacter-area