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Downtown Mobility Hub: Draft New Precinct Plan

Art Gallery of Burlington September 7, 2017

Meeting Purpose

• To present the draft new precinct plan for the Downtown

Mobility Hub

• To get community input on the Objectives and Precincts
• Intent
• Key Directions
• To outline next steps

What We’ve Heard

Preserve the character of Brant Street…

The new Brant Main Street Precinct:

• Maintains the existing character along Brant
• Requires low-rise podiums along Brant
• Focus additional building height

towards John and Locust Streets

What We’ve Heard

Higher density development at the north end of Brant Street, close to the Burlington GO Station

The new Upper Brant Precinct:

• Accommodates the tallest developments
• Achieves heights and densities reflective

the walking distance to the GO Station

• Creation of a transit, pedestrian and cycling
• riented community

What We’ve Heard

Respect and conserve the character of existing neighbourhoods

The St. Luke’s/Emerald Neighbourhood Precinct:

• Remains in the draft new precinct plan

The new Bates Precinct:

• Recognizes and conserves the concentrated

historic character on Locust and Brant Streets

What We’ve Heard

Protect views to the lake and provide opportunities for

• utdoor public spaces

The new Cannery Precinct:

• Requires high degree of design

excellence & new public spaces

• Ensures enhanced public view

corridors to the Pier and Lake The new Parks and Promenades Precinct:

• Identifies current and future parks and promenades

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Objectives

• role as a major transit centre;
• attract new businesses, services and amenities;
• consistent with existing development precedent;
• access to higher-order transit (Burlington GO

Station)

• the tallest developments in areas away from the

Lake;

• establishing effective transitions;

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Objectives

• conserving heritage and/or character defining elements;
• protecting significant public view corridors;
• new and enhanced public green/open spaces;
• mitigating future traffic congestion; and
• future community and government public services.

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System:

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Parks/Promenades Precinct

Spencer Smith Park Rendering of the Eglin Promenade

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Public Service Precinct

Burlington City Hall The Burlington Performing Arts Centre

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System:

• St. Luke’s Neighbourhood/Emerald Neighbourhood Precinct

(Max 2.5 Storeys)

Houses within the St. Luke’s and Emerald Neighbourhood Precinct

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: The Bates Precinct (Max 3 Storeys)

Bates Neighbourhood

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Brant Main Street Precinct (Max 11 Storeys with 3 Storey Podium)

Cross Section with 45 degree angular plane

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Mid-Rise Residential Precinct (Max 11 Storeys)

Mid-Rise Residential Development

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Tall Residential Precinct (12+ Storeys)

‘Ironstone’ development in Burlington Good urban design at a high-rise scale, with well defined podium, tower and top

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Old Lakeshore Road Precinct (Max 6-15 Storeys)

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Downtown Core Precinct (Max 17 Storeys)

360 Pearl Street Development in Burlington KPMG Office Building in Vaughan Metropolitan Centre

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: The Cannery Precinct (Max 22 Storeys)

Bridgewater Development

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System: Upper Brant Precinct (Max 25 Storeys)

Proposed built form at Ghent Avenue and Brant Street Appropriate form of development within the Upper Brant Precinct and Special Policy Area

Downtown Mobility Hub Draft New Precinct System:

Project Timelines and Deliverables Downtown Next Steps:

We’ll take your feedback and use it to inform these next steps:

Sept 28

Council Workshop Bring forward a draft new Precinct Plan and associated policy directions to Council

November

New Official Plan Deliver Precinct Plan and Policy Directions in the New Official Plan presented to Council.

June 2018

Present Final Area Specific Plan to City Council

Post June 2018

Plan Implementation

Precinct Plan Workshop

Instructions

• 1. Help yourself to a Workbook
• 2. Fill in your comments
• 3. Submit your comments:
• Leave them behind tonight
• Online www.burlington.ca/mobilityhubs
• Email/Mail-in
• Upcoming Open House
• Meeting with Mobility Hubs Team

We need your feedback!

Attend one of our Drop-In Open Houses:

• Friday, Sept. 8: City Hall, 2-4 p.m.
• Friday, Sept. 15: City Hall, 2-4 p.m.
• Monday, Sept. 18: City Hall, 6:30-8 p.m.

mobilityhubs@burlington.ca www.burlington.ca/mobilityhubs

Submit your Workbook tonight or take it home and get us your feedback:

Council Workshop: Thursday, September 28th @ City Hall

905-335-7600 ext 7453 Mobility Hubs Office 1455 Lakeshore Road, Unit 7 (Locust St, across from Esso)