- Applies to
- homeowner
- Document date
- March 2013
- Building types
- residential
The City of Mississauga's design guidelines and site plan requirements for new dwellings, replacement housing and additions inside the areas council designated under the site plan control by-law. Part 2 sets out the design principles one at a time — scale and character, massing, building height, materials, grades, garages, driveways and hard surface, and natural environment preservation — each with preferred and not-preferred photo examples. Part 3 walks the site plan process, circulation, securities, hoarding, tree removal and inspection, with sample drawings and appendices on average grade and Credit Valley Conservation.
What it covers
- Part 1.0 Introduction
- 1.1 Purpose
- Part 2.0 Guidelines
- 2.2 Principle – Scale and Character
- 2.3 Principle – Massing
- 2.4 Principle – Building Height
- 2.5 Principle – Materials
- 2.6 Principle – Grades
- 2.7 Principle – Garages
- 2.8 Principle – Driveways/Hard Surface
- 2.9 Principle – Natural Environment Preservation and Protection
- Part 3.0 Site Plan Process and Requirements
- 3.1 Site Plan Process Chart
- 3.10 Glossary of Terms
- Part 4.0 Conclusion
- Part 5.0 Appendices
- Appendix ‘A’ Average Grade Calculations
- Appendix ‘B’ Credit Valley Conservation Process Chart
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- Publisher
- City of Mississauga
- Category
- Study requirements · new house
- Published under
- Urban Design Guidelines And Reference Notes — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Replacement Housing, New Dwellings and Additions
- Agencies
- City of Mississauga Development and Design Division · Credit Valley Conservation
- Work types
- new construction · addition · replacement housing
- Instruments
- site plan control by-law · Mississauga Official Plan · zoning by-law
- Tags
urban-design-guidelinessite-plan-controlnew-houseadditionreplacement-housing