Roundhouse Design Guidelines - Victoria
Roundhouse Design Guidelines - Victoria
Roundhouse Design Guidelines - Victoria
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3.14 Noise Abatement<br />
There are three sources of noise that will impact the development: harbour<br />
aircraft, on-going railway operations, and the vehicular traffic on Esquimalt<br />
Road. Buildings that face in the direction of these noise sources shall be<br />
designed according to industry standards like the CMHC guidelines for housing<br />
construction adjacent to railways.<br />
• Noise mitigation strategies shall be addressed in the Development Permit<br />
Application and in accordance with the Master Development Agreement.<br />
• Development Permit Applications will require an opinion of the<br />
chosen noise mitigation method by a professional certified in acoustics<br />
measurement and analysis or by the architect for the development.<br />
• Strategies may include and are not limited to increased wall mass and<br />
updated window and door systems.<br />
3.15 Crime Prevention Through Environmental <strong>Design</strong><br />
(CPTED)<br />
The approach taken to ensure that CPTED principles are met in the project<br />
includes the following:<br />
• mixed use with public-oriented activity on the ground floor of buildings<br />
• people living above to monitor the area twenty-four hours a day<br />
• avoidance of low, heavy plantings adjacent to public use areas to prevent<br />
potential entrapment areas<br />
• unimpeded sightlines through pedestrian mews<br />
• adequate night lighting<br />
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