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Park Lawn-Lakeshore Urban Design Guidelines

Published by City of Toronto

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Type
Guide
Published by
City of Toronto
Date
June 2004
Also called
Park Lawn-Lake Shore
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
2

Overview

Park Lawn-Lakeshore is a City of Toronto urban design guideline sheet, dated June 2004, for the Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard area, tied to Site Specific Policies 14 to 18 in Chapter 7 of the Official Plan. Part of the Etobicoke-York Design Guidelines, it covers Grand Avenue, Park Lawn Avenue and the Mimico Creek valley. Headings are site design, natural features, built form, pedestrian movement, micro-climate and streetscape, including shadow, angular plane and boulevard notes.

What it covers

  • Location
  • Guidelines
  • Site Design
  • Natural Features
  • Built Form
  • Pedestrian Movement
  • Micro-Climate
  • Streetscape
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