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Streetscape Feasibility Study - Terms of Reference

Published by City of Mississauga

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Type: Study
Published by: City of Mississauga
Date: May 2, 2019
Also called: Streetscape Feasibility Studies
For: designer
Signed by: professional engineer · landscape architect
Building types: All building types
Pages: 8
Agencies: City of Mississauga Planning and Building Department · Public Utility Co-ordinating Committee · Electrical Safety Authority
Submit to: Development and Design Division

Overview

The City of Mississauga's terms of reference for a streetscape feasibility study, identified at a pre-application meeting for rezoning applications. The study tests whether a 2 m wide by 2 m deep unencumbered street tree corridor, set at least 0.75 m back from the municipal curb, fits in the public right-of-way along the development's frontages, and what setback or utility relocation follows if it does not. Appendices carry the boulevard treatment areas, the utility plan terms of reference and the streetscape drawing requirements.

What it covers

Introduction
Purpose
Criteria
Streetscape Feasibility Study Requirements
Amended Boulevard Treatment Areas
Appendix B Terms of Reference – Utility Plan
(i) Plans
(ii) Cross-sections
Appendix C Amended Boulevard Streetscape Drawing Requirements
Figure 1: Street Tree Corridor
Figure 2: Planting Under or Around Powerlines – Excerpt from Electrical Safety Authority Guidelines

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