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A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the streetscape master plan, a document outlining a strategic approach to a unified streetscape that improves the public realm, safety and accessibility. It names an MCIP planner, registered architect or landscape architect working with a transportation engineer, lists seven qualities (comprehensive, flexible, durable, sustainable, collaborative, connective, affordable), and follows the five phase approach of the Town's Streetscape Strategy.
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