- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- new construction · site plan
The City of Mississauga urban design division's built form guide for Port Credit, marked last update 2021 and read alongside the Port Credit Local Area Plan. Section 2 works through the community node — contextual and planned building heights, then the Riverside, Central Residential, Mainstreet and Harbour Mixed Use precincts — with built form standards on floor plates, building separation, skyline, shadow and wind, at grade commercial, setbacks, landscape area and roof top mechanical penthouses. Section 3 covers the Port Credit neighbourhoods, including the Old Port Credit Village heritage conservation precinct.
What it covers
- 1.0 Introduction
- How to Read the Built Form Standards
- Purpose of the Standards
- Port Credit Local Area Plan
- Port Credit Community Node
- Contextual Building Heights
- Planned Building Heights
- Community Node Precincts
- 2.3.1 Riverside Precinct
- 2.3.2 Central Residential Precinct
- 2.3.3 Mainstreet Precinct
- 2.3.4 Harbour Mixed Use Precinct
- 2.4.1 Building Floor Plates and Orientation
- 2.4.5 Microclimate
- 2.4.12 Roof Top Mechanical Penthouses/Units
- 3.0 Port Credit Neighbourhoods
- 3.2.4 Old Port Credit Village Heritage Conservation Precinct
- 4.0 Environmental Sustainability
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- Publisher
- City of Mississauga
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Urban Design Guidelines And Reference Notes — the municipality's own heading
- Instruments
- Mississauga Official Plan · Port Credit Local Area Plan · zoning by-law · Old Port Credit Heritage Conservation Plan
- Tags
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