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Markham-Ellesmere Revitalization Study: Urban Design Guidelines and Conceptual Master Plan
Published by City of Toronto
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- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Toronto
- Date
- August 2009
- Also called
- Markham-Ellesmere
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 7
Overview
Toronto's Markham-Ellesmere Revitalization Study, Urban Design Guidelines and Conceptual Master Plan, dated August 2009. A seven-page City Planning document that explains and illustrates the development framework in Site and Area Specific Policy No. 322 of the Official Plan for the area around Markham Road between Progress Avenue and the Hydro Corridor. Sections cover public realm guidelines, including new road connections, planted medians, streetscapes, parks and public art, and site development and built form guidelines for mixed use, residential and tower renewal sites.
What it covers
- Introduction
- Public Realm Guidelines
- New Road Connections
- Planted Medians
- Streetscapes and Pedestrian Activity
- Public Square
- Parks and Open Spaces
- Public Art
- Site Development and Built Form Guidelines
- Mixed Use Development/Commercial Uses
- New Residential Development
- Potential Tower Renewal
- Built Form
- Development Implementation
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