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City of Pickering Official Plan- Edition 6

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Freeways and Major Utilities<br />

The Freeways and Major Utilities category recognizes<br />

those areas in <strong>Pickering</strong> where significant, above ground<br />

public infrastructure either exists or is planned, including<br />

controlled access freeways, major public facilities, and high<br />

voltage hydro transmission corridors.<br />

In addition, there are a great number <strong>of</strong> other public<br />

facilities and utilities in the <strong>City</strong> that may be located as<br />

ancillary and supportive uses within any land use category,<br />

including roads (other than controlled access areas), rail<br />

lines, pipelines, low voltage hydro transmission corridors<br />

and substations, telecommunications facilities, and<br />

municipal buildings and facilities (such as civic and<br />

recreation centres, libraries, fire halls, police stations,<br />

ambulance stations, post <strong>of</strong>fices, works depots, stormwater<br />

management facilities and structures, and other public<br />

buildings and facilities).<br />

Because <strong>of</strong> their nature and extent, some lands within the<br />

Freeways and Major Utilities category may be used only for<br />

freeway or major utility purposes. These lands are identified<br />

as “Controlled Access Areas”. However, some Freeways<br />

and Major Utilities lands (identified as “Potential Multi-Use<br />

Areas”) may also be used in certain circumstances for certain<br />

non-utility purposes.<br />

Potential Multi-Use Areas are associated with the <strong>City</strong>’s high<br />

voltage hydro transmission corridors, and the Brock West<br />

Landfill site (which currently also supports an electrical<br />

power generating plant using recovered methane). The<br />

landfill site has reached its capacity for accepting waste, and<br />

is closed and is to be rehabilitated for community open<br />

space and/or recreational purposes.<br />

PICKERING OFFICIAL PLAN EDITION 6: Chapter Three -- Land Use 79

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