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Development Application Guidelines: Urban Design Brief for Subdivisions

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type
Guide
Published by
Town of Oakville
Date
[v.JL2016]
Also called
Urban Design Brief for Subdivisions
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
3

Overview

A three-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the urban design brief for subdivisions, a design strategy for a proposed new community built from context analysis, a master plan, detailed design direction and implementation. It names an urban designer, licensed architect or MCIP planner, and its sections add a Development Framework and Development Master Plan, with direction on streetscape, connections, priority lots, heritage and sustainability. It differs from the sheet for development sites.

What it covers

  • Urban Design Brief for subdivisions
  • Design Vision, Guiding Principles, and Objectives
  • Context Analysis
  • Policy Context
  • Development Framework
  • Development Master Plan
  • Detailed Design Direction
  • Implementation
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