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Open House
April 1, 2014
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Mississauga’s Waterfront - Projects
Lakeview Local Area
Plan Review
Inspiration Lakeview
Lakeview Waterfront Connection
Hanlan Feedermain
Inspiration Port Credit
Climate and Extreme Weather
Resilience
Rattray Marsh Restoration
Lake Ontario Integrated
Shoreline Strategy
Natural Heritage and Urban Forest
Strategy
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Mississauga’s Waterfront – A Coordinated Approach
mississauga.ca/waterfront
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Mississauga’s Waterfront – Lakeview Projects
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Inspiration Lakeview Process:
The City followed by initiating Inspiration Lakeview. This kick-started the process of making the vision for revitalization a reality.
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Lakeview
Local Area
Plan
Review
Mississauga Official Plan
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Official Plan required by
the provincial Planning
Act (Provincial legislation)
Land use policy framework
– planning policies to guide
city’s growth and
development to 2031
Policies to manage and
direct city’s growth –
redevelopment and
intensification
Open House
April 1, 2014
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Advances Goals of the Strategic Plan
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Lakeview
Local Area Plan
Outline
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Section 5: Vision
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Reconnect Lakeview to the Waterfront
Strengthen Distinct Neighbourhoods
Promote Community Health
Support Social Well-Being
Support Complete Communities Achieve Leadership in Sustainability
Lakeview is a connection of
neighbourhoods with views to
the lake and public access to the
shores and waters of Lake
Ontario.
The neighbourhoods of Lakeview
will be connected through a
network of parks and open
spaces.
The Lakeview Community Node
will be a focus for community
activities, and will serve the
surrounding neighbourhoods.
With an attractive mainstreet,
the node will be a prominent
location to live, work, shop, and
for the community to connect
and gather.
Community ConceptLakeview consists of
interrelated “layers”:
• Neighbourhoods
• Employment Area
• Corridors
• Community Node
• Green System
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Mississauga’s Waterfront – Lakeview Projects
Community ConceptLakeview consists of
interrelated “layers”:
• Neighbourhoods
• Employment Area
• Corridors
• Community Node
• Green System
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CAWTHRACORRIDOR
LAKESHORECORRIDOR
DIXIECORRIDOR
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Lakeview consists of
interrelated “layers”:
• Neighbourhoods
• Employment Area
• Corridors
• Community Node
• Green System
Part of Mississauga Official
Plan
Schedule 1a
Urban System - Green System
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Section 6: Direct Growth
Community Node
- Develop as centres for surrounding
Neighbourhoods
- An intensification area
- Achieve gross density 100 to 200
residents and jobs per ha
- Characteristics: compact, mixed use
development (e.g., shops, restaurants,
housing, cultural and recreational uses)
- Boundary TBD (pending Inspiration
Lakeview study)
Neighbourhoods
- Intensification through modest infilling
- Redevelopment along corridors
- Redevelopment on commercial sites
Lakeshore Corridor
- Lakeshore Road East as a Higher Order Transit
Corridor
- Redevelopment to address: complete
community, mainstreet character, heritage, and
views to the waterfront
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• Section 7: Value the Environment
� Priority: protect, enhance and restore the Green System
� Create an interconnected network of open spaces (parks, trails, bicycle facilities)
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• Section 8: Complete Communities� Protect and enhance attributes of a complete
community: recreational facilities, schools, affordable
housing, cultural heritage, the waterfront
• Section 9: Multi-Modal City� Lakeshore Road planned to
accommodate alternative modes of
transportation: walking, cycling, driving,
busing, higher order transit
Section 10: Desirable
Urban Form
� Appendix I: Lakeview Built Form
Standards – some standards in
the Area plan and represent
policy
� Some urban form policies:
� Development to ensure
transition to Lakeshore Road
East
� Transition to adjacent
residential areas
� Incorporate public art
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Section 10 (cont’d) Desirable Urban Form - Lakeshore Corridor
� Pedestrian-friendly
mainstreet
� Height
� Transition
� Streetscape treatment
� Adjacent low density
residential land
� Single use residential
buildings
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Section 10 (cont’d) Desirable Urban Form - Built Form Types
� Detached, semi-detached, duplex and triplex
dwellings
� Street townhouses or freehold townhouses
� Standard and common element condo
townhouse dwellings
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� Horizontal multiple dwellings
� Apartments
� Commercial development
� Existing industrial sites
Section 13: Special Sites and Exempt Sites
� Special Sites
� Special Sites merit special attention
� Unique circumstances, supports the long term
vision of Area Plan
� Special Sites reduced to 11 sites (previously 27
sites)
� e.g., Cawthra Woods and Small Arms Inspection
Building identified as a Special Site
� Exempt Sites
� Exempt sites reflect unique circumstances not
representative of the vision, direction, and
planning policies of Area Plan
� Identified 8 Exempt Sites
� e.g., existing motor vehicle repair garage
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Schedule 4: Lakeview Local Area Plan Land Use Designations
Further Information
www.mississauga.ca/lakeviewreview
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Timelines
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Planning
&
Development
Committee
Lakeview
Local Advisory
Panel
Lakeview
Open House
Statutory
Public
Meeting
Report On
Comments
Official Plan &
Zoning By-law
Amendments
Recommend
that a public
meeting be
held
Recommend
that the Draft
Lakeview Local
Area Plan be on
display &
circulated for
review and
comment
Presentation to the Lakeview Local Advisory Panel members
Hold Public Open House
Hold Statutory Public Meeting
Lakeview Local Area Plan for adoption
Implement Zoning By-law Amendments
February
3, 2014
March 6,
2014
April 1,
2014June 2 or
June 23,
2014
1st
Quarter
2015
2015
Report back to Planning and Development Committee on comments
Revise Area Plan as necessary