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Mississauga CPTED Principles
Published by City of Mississauga
This is the City of Mississauga’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Document
- Published by
- City of Mississauga
- Date
- Updated November 2014
- Also called
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 42
Overview
The City of Mississauga's Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles, first issued January 2013, approved by Council in March 2013 under Resolution 0031-2013 and updated November 2014. Illustrated with photographs of Mississauga sites, it explains CPTED objectives and four design strategies: natural surveillance, natural access control, territorial reinforcement, and mechanical surveillance and access control. It sets out space assessment by designation, definition and design, then how CPTED enters the City's review of subdivisions, site and landscape plans and rezonings, City facilities and parks, and the Mississauga CPTED Advisory Committee.
What it covers
- Introduction
- Purpose
- CPTED Principles
- CPTED Objectives
- Design Strategies
- Natural Surveillance
- Natural Access Control
- Territorial Reinforcement
- Mechanical Forms of Surveillance & Access Control
- Space Assessment
- Designation
- Definition
- Implementation of CPTED
- CPTED and the Planning Process
- CPTED and New City Facilities and Parks
- CPTED Audits for City Facilities
- The Mississauga CPTED Advisory Committee
- Glossary
- References
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