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- Type
- Plan
- Published by
- City of Toronto
- Date
- December 2024
- Also called
- Queen-River
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 13
Overview
The Queen-River Secondary Plan, Section 34 of Chapter 6 of the Toronto Official Plan, in the City of Toronto's December 2024 consolidation. It covers about 6.4 hectares at the eastern edge of the Downtown beside the Don Valley. The plan gives a vision and goals, five Mixed Use Area designations (A to E) plus Neighbourhoods and an Existing Use Area, general policies on built form, public realm, noise and odour, parking and height or density incentives, and two maps.
What it covers
- Introduction
- Vision and Goals
- Land Use Designations
- Mixed Use Area A
- Mixed Use Area B
- Mixed Use Area C
- Mixed Use Area D
- Mixed Use Area E
- Neighbourhoods
- Existing Use Area
- General Policies
- Built Form
- Public Realm
- Noise and Odour Mitigation
- Parking
- Height and/or Density Incentives
- Interpretation
- Maps
- Map 34-1: Land Use Plan
- Map 34-2: Public Realm Plan
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