City of Pickering Official Plan- Edition 6

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CITY POLICY Green River Settlement Policies (cont’d) (c) in establishing the recreational node, encourage a site design and architectural treatment that provides a prominent focal point readily visible from Highway 7 to help signify the arrival into Green River; (d) request the authority having jurisdiction over Highway 7 to examine measures to reduce impacts through Green River; and (e) encourage the authority having jurisdiction over Highway 7 to undertake the required environmental assessment to determine the need for and alignment <strong>of</strong> a by-pass around Green River, and to construct the by-pass, if needed, preferably south <strong>of</strong> Green River. PICKERING OFFICIAL PLAN EDITION 6: Chapter Twelve -- Rural Settlements 232
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P I C K E R I N G OFFICIAL PLAN
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PICKERING COUNCIL AT TIME OF ADOPTI
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P I C K E R I N G OFFICIAL PLAN DEF
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Outstanding Deferrals as of the Com
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Outstanding Deferrals as of the Com
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P I C K E R I N G OFFICIAL PLAN AME
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO T
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont’d) PART T
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LIST OF TABLES Page Table 1 South P
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Introduction to the Official Plan
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What Parts of the Plan are “Offic
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“Frenchman’s Bay” is likely n
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Recent Settlement The City of Toron
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In building a better Pickering, we
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In June 1996, Pickering Council ado
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CHAPTER ONE -- THE GUIDING PRINCIPL
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Principles for Growth and Developme
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improving our understanding of, res
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CHAPTER TWO --THE PLANNING FRAMEWOR
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On Map 2, Watersheds, Streams and V
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CITY POLICY Ecological System 2.5 C
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CITY POLICY Urban System 2.7 City C
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South Pickering Urban Area By the b
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Seaton Urban Study Area Seaton is l
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CITY POLICY Input to the Seaton Pla
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Potential Airport Site In the early
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CITY POLICY Federal Airport Lands:
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Consistent with this vision, the Ci
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By 1996, approximately 4,500 people
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CITY POLICY Rural Employment Opport
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Rural Settlements Most of Pickering
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PART TWO Strategic Policies
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CITY POLICY Land Use Goal CITY POLI
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CITY POLICY TABLE 2: Land Use Categ
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(d) shall recognize that the primar
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CITY POLICY TABLE 3: Open Space Sys
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To ensure the Mixed Use Areas are a
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(h) for the purposes of Table 5, sh
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CITY POLICY TABLE 6: Mixed Use Area
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Employment Areas Employment opportu
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Urban Residential Areas Urban resid
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(e) prior to zoning those Low Densi
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3.10 City Council, (a) shall recogn
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(d) shall recognize the Oak Ridges
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CITY POLICY TABLE 12 (cont’d): Ag
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3.12 City Council, (a) shall recogn
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Potential Airport Site A Potential
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3.16 Section Revoked by Amendment #
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Exceptions Certain uses may be perm
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CHAPTER FOUR -- TRANSPORTATION The
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4.4 City Council, through its own a
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4.7 City Council shall endeavour to
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4.11 Despite section 4.10, City Cou
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4.15 City Council requests the Regi
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4.19 At level railway crossings wit
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CHAPTER FIVE -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEN
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(c) provide a wide range of locatio
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5.6 City Council shall maintain an
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CHAPTER SIX -- HOUSING The housing
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(b) encourage the affordable compon
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CHAPTER SEVEN -- COMMUNITY SERVICES
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(c) encourage all municipal departm
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7.8 City Council shall, (a) encoura
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CHAPTER EIGHT -- CULTURAL HERITAGE
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8.3 City Council shall, (a) assist
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8.8 City Council, in consultation w
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CHAPTER NINE -- COMMUNITY DESIGN Th
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(f) encourage developments that cre
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CHAPTER TEN -- RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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(e) encouraging co-operation with p
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10.7 City Council recognizes that i
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10.11 City Council recognizes that
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(c) prepare, in association with th
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10.17 City Council recognizes that
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Environmental Risk Management The C
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(c) prohibit development on lands t
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CHAPTER ELEVEN -- URBAN NEIGHBOURHO
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11.2 City Council, (a) may adopt de
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CITY POLICY Rosebank Neighbourhood
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NEIGHBOURHOOD 2: WEST SHORE Descrip
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CITY POLICY Bay Ridges Neighbourhoo
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NEIGHBOURHOOD 4: BROCK INDUSTRIAL D
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CITY POLICY Rougemount Neighbourhoo
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NEIGHBOURHOOD 6: WOODLANDS Descript
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(ii) (B) all buildings to be a mini
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(iii) require vehicular access, by
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CITY POLICY Dunbarton Neighbourhood
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Page 208 and 209: CITY POLICY Village East Neighbourh
Page 210: NEIGHBOURHOOD 10: HIGHBUSH Descript
Page 216 and 217: CITY POLICY Amberlea Neighbourhood
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Page 224 and 225: CITY POLICY Brock Ridge Neighbourho
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Page 232 and 233: CITY POLICY Duffin Heights Neighbou
Page 240 and 241: CHAPTER TWELVE -- RURAL SETTLEMENTS
Page 242 and 243: Category HAMLET RESIDENTIAL CLUSTER
Page 244: SETTLEMENT 1: CHERRYWOOD AND AREA D
Page 250 and 251: CITY POLICY Whitevale Settlement Po
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Page 275 and 276: SETTLEMENT 10: CLAREMONT (continued
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Page 288 and 289: CHAPTER THIRTEEN -- DETAILED DESIGN
Page 290 and 291: Corporate Initiatives The Corporati
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Page 294 and 295: Design of Public Open Spaces A netw
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Pedestrian and Cycling Safety Atten
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PART FIVE Implementation, Developme
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Interpretation The Plan contains a
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CITY POLICY Schedule Interpretation
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14.4 Except for lands that are desi
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(d) when considering proposed amend
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14.14 Within the Oak Ridges Moraine
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Review of All Applications All appl
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CITY POLICY Complete Application 15
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CITY POLICY Required Studies for an
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CITY POLICY Agency Consulting on Su
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15.9 City Council, For development
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(a) require the proponents of devel
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15.14 Outside the Downtown Core, Ci
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(ii) when land assembly is required
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(b) shall consider a by-law to perm
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(d) shall ensure that applications
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15.25 City Council shall encourage
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(iv) allowing land acquisition for
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(c) shall not accept as parkland co
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15.31 In accordance with section 10
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(ii) an automobile service station
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(iii) private sanitary or water ser
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(ii) that as much of the site as po
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15.34 Despite sections 10.8 and 15.
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15.38 Within the urban area or with
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(iv) use of innovative building des
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(v) If Table 18 does not specify th
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CITY POLICY TABLE 18: Minimum areas
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CITY POLICY Stormwater Management -
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CITY POLICY Existing Uses - Oak Rid
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CITY POLICY Transportation, Infrast
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CITY POLICY Low-Intensity Recreatio
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where possible, establish appropria
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Appendix I Quality of Life Indicato
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Appendix II Guidelines on When to S
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INDEX
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INDEX (cont’d) Section Number Pag
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WHITEVALE D31 CHERRYWOOD AND AREA D
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