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Cities of Mississauga & Brampton Presentation to Municipal Urban Design Roundtable May 27, 2011 The LRT Study

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Cities of Mississauga & Brampton

Presentation to

Municipal Urban Design Roundtable

May 27, 2011

The LRT Study

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

From your own municipal experience, what should we be

considering as we develop urban design concept plans and

guidelines for each character area?

It can be challenging for urban design to play an equal role

along side a transportation lead design project as an LRT.

What would you suggest we (urban designers) do to ensure

that it remain equal to the transportation goals of the Study?

...the way forward to a 21st Century Main Street

Questions to think about during this presentation...

Master Plan: Planning and Urban Design Framework

Corridor Land Use:

• Mississauga and Brampton Urban Growth Centres

• Mobility Hubs at Port Credit, Cooksville,

Downtown Mississauga, Steeles and Downtown

Brampton

11 Character areas (3 Brampton, 8 Mississauga)

anticipated to grow by 59,000 residents and 32,000

jobs by 2031

Implementation:

Streetscape Plan through the Engineering Study

Through Official Plan and Zoning amendments

City Urban Design Guidelines and Standards (i.e.,

Amenity, Green, Accessibility)

Community Improvement Plans

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Master Plan: Planning and Urban Design Framework

Permitted Uses

Density/Height

Frontages

Setbacks

Connections

Placemaking

Transitions

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Master Plan: Demonstration Plans

Test potential implementation of

policies in key character areas

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Master Plan Transit Summary: Alignment and Features

• Centre median LRT system

• Priority to ensure speed and reliability

• Far side, on-street and accessible platforms

• Challenges include lane impacts, increased station

spacing, City Centre alignment and accommodating

continuous cycling facilities

30 Stations along 24 kilometres of rail

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Next Phase: 30% Design (Hurontario/ Main Street Only)

•Official Plan Policy and Zoning By-law Review

for the Corridor

Preliminary Streetscape Design

for the length of the Corridor

Transit Oriented Development Strategy

for each Character Area

Transit Station Plan for each stop

Neighbourhood Concept Plan

for each Character Area, and

Subsequent Urban Design Guidelines

• SCOPE OF WORK

•LRT Technical Background Studies along Corridor

• Urban Design Studies affecting the Corridor

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Next Phase: 30% Design (Hurontario/ Main Street Only)

TIMELINE

CHARACTER AREAS

BRAMPTON

Downtown

Heritage Main Street South

Gateway Brampton

Downtown Cooksville

Downtown Hospital

Mineola

Port Credit

MISSISSAUGA

Employment Area

Eglinton/Bristol

Downtown Core

Downtown Fairview

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

MISSISSAUGA DOWNTOWN

MASTER PLAN

Transit Station Plans

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

HURONTARIO STREET

Mobility Hub Study

Cooksville

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

HURONTARIO STREET

Mobility Hub Study

Port Credit

HURONTARIO STREET

Official Plan 'Area' Study

Port Credit

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

HURONTARIO STREET

North Gateway Study

Urban Design Studies in Progress

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

HURONTARIO STREET

North Gateway Study

Hurontario - Main Street LRT Study

...the way forward to a 21st Century Main Street

From your own municipal experience, what should we be

considering as we develop urban design concept plans and

guidelines for each character area?

It can be challenging for urban design to play an equal role

along side a transportation lead design project as an LRT.

What would you suggest we (urban designers) do to ensure

that it remain equal to the transportation goals of the Study?

Michael.Karowich @ mississauga.ca 905-615-3200 x4249

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