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Urban Design Direction for Bronte Village Growth Area

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Map
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: v.01.2018
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 37
Instruments: Livable Oakville Plan

Overview

A 37-page Part B document of the Town of Oakville's Livable by Design Manual, version v.01.2018, giving urban design direction for the Bronte Village Growth Area, a pedestrian-oriented main street where Bronte Creek meets Lake Ontario. It covers the policy context from the Plan's Bronte Village and Urban Design sections, guiding design principles, the Main Street District and surrounding lands, and five themes of direction. Its Kerr Village counterpart follows the same outline for a different district.

What it covers

Introduction
the policy context
the urban design context
the guiding design principles
the urban design focus
key reference materials
Bronte Village Context
Urban Design Direction for Bronte Village
distinguish the district
foster activity at the street level
frame the street
be compatible with surroundings
create links to and throughout the district

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