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Etobicoke Centre Urban Design Guidelines

Published by City of Toronto

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Toronto
Date: June 2004
Also called: Etobicoke Centre
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 8

Overview

Etobicoke Centre is the City of Toronto's June 2004 urban design guideline sheet for new development and re-development in the Etobicoke Centre area, shown on Map 25 of the Official Plan. It is read with the Etobicoke Centre Secondary Plan adopted by City Council on November 29, 2002. Headings cover urban design goals, the vision for the character of the area, and guidelines for the public realm, including street sections, streetscape, pedestrian comfort, views and gateways, public buildings and open spaces.

What it covers

Location
Guidelines
Urban Design Goals
General Site Plan Objectives
Vision for the Character
Guidelines for the Public Realm
Street Sections
Streetscape Improvements
Pedestrian Comfort
Views and Gateways
Public Buildings
Parks and Open Spaces

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