Seaton Neighbourhood Planning - City of Pickering

appears to be located within a low density residential area, alongside a
Natural Heritage System. Given that #11 and #69 are significant built
heritage resources and #11 is also a significant cultural landscape, their
conservation in situ is important and should be addressed in the detailed
planning and design of this Neighbourhood. No. 69 could be included
within an expanded boundary of the adjacent Natural Heritage System
or incorporated within an institutional site. Existing vegetation on each site
should be retained and enhanced in order to provide a buffer. As noted
below, provision should be made to preserve significant views in this area
through careful placement and massing of new development and/or
creation of public open space from which to appreciate the views,
something the current plans do not do. The Whitevale Road corridor
should be treated in the same way as is recommended in the previous
Neighbourhood Plans.
N E I G H B O U R H O O D P L A N 4
825 (69)
875 (68)
3185 (66)
1050 (10)
SUMMARY OF DEVELOPER’S SUBMISSION
As in the previous Plan, this proposed Neighbourhood Plan makes
reference only to the excavation of archaeological resources. From
examining the land use plan, it appears that this Plan area contains a
significant built heritage resource (No. 66). This property appears to be
located just east of the proposed arterial road extending Sideline 26
south of Whitevale Road. The property is owned by ORC.
Seaton Neighbourhood Planning Review: Whitevale Road Heritage Corridor Review Page 37