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Avenues Pilot Study – Implementation Report (Phase 3): The Queensway Between the Mimico Creek Valley and Kipling Avenue

Published by City of Toronto

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Type
Study
Published by
City of Toronto
Date
April 14, 2003
Also called
The Queensway (Mimico Creek to Kipling)
For
any
Building types
All building types
Pages
47

Overview

A City of Toronto staff report dated April 14, 2003 from the Director of Community Planning, West District, to Etobicoke Community Council. It sets out implementation strategies for The Queensway between the Mimico Creek Valley and Kipling Avenue as an Avenue, one of four pilot study areas, with the Concept Plan, three sub-areas, official plan policies, zoning, intensification strategies, streetscape, and draft amendments and design guidelines as attachments. It is linked among the Etobicoke-York Design Guidelines.

What it covers

  • Purpose and Summary
  • Financial Implications/ Impact Statement
  • Recommendations
  • Background
  • Study Process and Community Consultation
  • Concept Plan Recommendations
  • Area Characteristics
  • Official Plan Policies
  • Zoning
  • Comments
  • Intensification Strategies
  • Land Use
  • Building Heights
  • Minimum Building Frontage
  • Density
  • Setbacks
  • Streetscape
  • Pedestrian Environment
  • Parking
  • Open Space and Community Amenities
  • Servicing
  • Business Improvement Area
  • Policy Tools
  • Conclusions
  • Contact
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Avenues Pilot Study – Implementation Report (Phase 3): The Queensway Between the Mimico Creek Valley and Kipling Avenue

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