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Drive-through Facilities Urban Design Study and Guidelines

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Guide
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: June 2003
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 45
Agencies: Oakville Planning Department · Site Plan Committee
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Overview

A 45-page urban design study dated June 2003 by MBPD Inc. in association with the Town of Oakville, commissioned by the Town to develop guidelines for stand-alone drive-through facilities. It covers background, issues such as impacts on adjacent residential uses and traffic, policies of other municipalities, a stakeholder workshop and an open house. Thirty-nine guidelines follow under seven headings, from locational criteria to landscaping, with appendices. The Town's North Oakville guidelines also address drive-throughs.

What it covers

Acknowledgments
Executive Summary
Objective and Scope of the Study
Background
Issues
Other Municipalities
Stakeholder Urban Design Workshop
Open House
Urban Design Guidelines
Locational Criteria
Site Access, Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic
Stacking Lanes
Site Size
Relationship to Adjacent Uses
Building and Site Organization, and Streetscape
Landscaping

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