Community Planning, Regulation and Mobility Committee

the Interim Control By-law Land Use Study report prepared by Dillon Consulting and attached as Appendix B to community planning department report PL-01-20; and Approve the proposed Official Plan Amendment attached in Appendix D to community planning report PL-01-20; and Approve the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment attached in Appendix E to community planning report PL-01-20; and Repeal the Interim Control By-law from the subject lands upon expiry of the appeal period for the proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments, provided no appeals are filed ; and Direct the Executive Director of Community Planning, Regulation and Mobility to consider the following modifications to the proposed Official Plan Amendment: For clarity, any policies that reference growth in the MTSA’s should also include reference to the overall MTSA typology which differentiates the characteristics between downtown and the GO station MTSA’s Policies that address urban design and public realm should identify street trees, street furniture and public art as key elements of the public realm; Opportunities to strengthen compatibility policies and the built form transitions to surrounding areas; Policies that identify innovative sustainable energy, water, landscape and waste management practices should address mitigating the impacts of climate change, sustainable development practices and green infrastructure.

Direct the Executive Director of Community Planning, Regulation and Mobility to consider the following modifications to the proposed Official Plan Amendment: For clarity, any policies that reference growth in the MTSA’s should also include reference to the overall MTSA typology which differentiates the characteristics between downtown and the GO station MTSA’s Policies that address urban design and public realm should identify street trees, street furniture and public art as key elements of the public realm; Opportunities to strengthen compatibility policies and the built form transitions to surrounding areas; Policies that identify innovative sustainable energy, water, landscape and waste management practices should address mitigating the impacts of climate change, sustainable development practices and green infrastructure.

Receive the Interim Control By-law Land Use Study report prepared by Dillon Consulting and attached as Appendix B to community planning department report PL-01-20; and Approve the proposed Official Plan Amendment attached in Appendix D to community planning report PL-01-20; and Approve the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment attached in Appendix E to community planning report PL-01-20; and Repeal the Interim Control By-law from the subject lands upon expiry of the appeal period for the proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments, provided no appeals are filed; and Direct the Executive Director of Community Planning, Regulation and Mobility to consider the following modifications to the proposed Official Plan Amendment:  For clarity, any policies that reference growth in the MTSA’s should also include reference to the overall MTSA typology which differentiates the characteristics between downtown and the GO station MTSA’s  Policies that address urban design and public realm should identify street trees, street furniture and public art as key elements of the public realm;  Opportunities to strengthen compatibility policies and the built form transitions to surrounding areas;  Policies that identify innovative sustainable energy, water, landscape and waste management practices should address mitigating the impacts of climate change, sustainable development practices and green infrastructure.