OakvilleOfficial PlanOfficial Plan

Access Management Guideline

Published by Halton Region

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Type: Guide
Published by: Halton Region
Date: January 2015
Also called: Halton Regional Official Plan: Access Management Guideline
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 27
Agencies: Halton Region
Instruments: Halton Region Official Plan

Overview

The Access Management Guideline, dated January 2015, a 27-page document from Halton Region that gives context for access to Halton Regional Roads and sets out its best practices, authority and access types, access control considerations, mitigation of access impacts and access design, with references and two appendices. It is directed to developers, planners and consultants and is a reference for reviewing access applications. Oakville lists it among the Regional Official Plan guidelines used with its own development applications.

What it covers

Introduction
Access Management - Best Practices
Authority for Access Management
Access Types
Access Control Considerations
Access Spacing
Mitigation of Access Impacts
Access Design
Sight Distance Requirements
Driveway Design
Auxiliary Lanes
Drive-Thru
References

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