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ANA - June 13-2012 1 ANA - June 13-2012 2 Reg egula ulati tions ons Govern ernin ing g In Infill ll Constru tructio ction n and Additions itions Allandale, with reference to Ottawa and Markham Outli line e of Pres esentation


  1. ANA - June 13-2012 1

  2. ANA - June 13-2012 2

  3. Reg egula ulati tions ons Govern ernin ing g In Infill ll Constru tructio ction n and Additions itions Allandale, with reference to Ottawa and Markham

  4. Outli line e of Pres esentation tation • Current character of Allandale. • Possibilities for infill construction in Allandale. • Infill Guidelines and Proposed Regulations for Ottawa. • Regulations in Markham. • Outline of future steps for ANA in Barrie. ANA - June 13-2012 4

  5. What at Is Is Allanda andale? le? Sidewalks ANA - June 13-2012 5

  6. What at Is Is Allanda andale? le? ANA - June 13-2012 6

  7. What at Is Is Allanda andale? le? Sidewalks Big Trees ANA - June 13-2012 7

  8. What at Is Is Allanda andale? le? ANA - June 13-2012 8

  9. What at is Alla landale? ndale? Sidewalks Big Trees Comfortably Sized Houses ANA - June 13-2012 9

  10. What at is Alla landale? ndale? ANA - June 13-2012 10

  11. What at is Alla landale? ndale? Sidewalks Big Trees Comfortably Sized Houses Conversational Distance from Street to Porch ANA - June 13-2012 11

  12. What at is Alla landale? ndale? ANA - June 13-2012 12

  13. What at is Alla landale? ndale? Sidewalks Big Trees Comfortably-Sized Houses Front Porches Conversational Distance from Street to Porch Focus on People, not Cars ANA - June 13-2012 13

  14. What at is Alla landale? ndale? ANA - June 13-2012 14

  15. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 15

  16. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 16

  17. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 17

  18. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 18

  19. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 19

  20. Alla landale dale Characte racter ANA - June 13-2012 20

  21. What at About t In Infill ll? ANA - June 13-2012 21

  22. What at About t In Infill ll? ANA - June 13-2012 22

  23. What at about ut infill.... ll....this? this? ANA - June 13-2012 23

  24. …or this? ANA - June 13-2012 24

  25. …or perhaps this? ANA - June 13-2012 25

  26. … or even this? ANA - June 13-2012 26

  27. … How about this planned ed duplex, with reduced ed offset reque ueste sted d from street? t? ANA - June 13-2012 27

  28. They are all legal in Barrie ANA - June 13-2012 28

  29. Do these examples fit the Allandale character? Barrie’s character? ANA - June 13-2012 29

  30. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • 2009: Published New Guidelines for Infill Housing. • 2010 – 2011: Study to evaluate application of guidelines to Zoning Bylaws. • 2011-12: Draft changes to Zoning Bylaws to incorporate Guidelines, so that they are applicable to all building permits. ANA - June 13-2012 30

  31. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach ANA - June 13-2012 31

  32. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Guidelines found ineffective, applicable only if Minor Variance requested, and not binding on Committee of Adjustment. • Guidelines were not applicable to Building Permit requests in conformance with Zoning By-law. ANA - June 13-2012 32

  33. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach Downtown Ottawa Urban Design Strategy Study Area ANA - June 13-2012 33

  34. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach In the Study Area, set up a pilot project to require a Downtown Urban Design Review as part of the requirements for any new building project, to force application of Guidelines. ANA - June 13-2012 34

  35. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Two levels of control now proposed: • Strict Guidelines, applicable if Minor Variance requested. • Zoning By-law, to include modified provisions embodying the guidelines. ANA - June 13-2012 35

  36. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • 2011: Began study into implementation. • Four public meetings held in February 2011 and one in September 2011 • 17 meetings with industry and community stakeholders • Additional meetings with individuals and interest groups as requested throughout the process and ongoing email correspondence with stakeholders ANA - June 13-2012 36

  37. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Recommendation 1 - Changes to the Zoning By-law (the sole tool to regulate built form for those applications that do not require Site Plan Control and/or Minor Variances.) • Grade: definition and enforcement • Limit on height and area of rooftop projections to access roof-top patios ANA - June 13-2012 37

  38. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Front-yard setback based on local average • Permission to build without parking on site • Limit to hard-surface area in front yard • Restrictions on provision of front garages ANA - June 13-2012 38

  39. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Grade: definition and enforcement ANA - June 13-2012 39

  40. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Limit on height and area of rooftop projections to access roof-top patios ANA - June 13-2012 40

  41. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Front-yard setback based on local average • Permission to build without parking on site ANA - June 13-2012 41

  42. The e Ottawa awa Approach roach • Limit to hard-surface area in front yard • Restrictions on provision of front garages ANA - June 13-2012 42

  43. Mark arkha ham • Markham uses the Ontario Heritage Act to designate individual properties as well as entire areas known as heritage conservation districts. • Markham has three heritage districts (Thornhill, Markham Village and Unionville). ANA - June 13-2012 43

  44. Mark arkha ham • Designation offers protection against inappropriate alterations and demolition and guides all new development affecting heritage properties and areas. • Using the design guidelines and policies in the heritage conservation district plans, design review of new development applications ensures compatibility with the heritage character of the area. ANA - June 13-2012 44

  45. Mark arkha ham • To protect heritage properties, Markham is guided and informed by a number of heritage conservation policies and standards including those developed at the municipal, provincial and federal level. ANA - June 13-2012 45

  46. Mark arkha ham A heritage conservation district is: • A collection or grouping of buildings, streets and open spaces that together are of cultural heritage value to our community. • An area with a special character with an integrity of its own that distinguishes it from other areas of the community • A defined boundary where all properties are protected from inappropriate changes through the use of policies and design guidelines. ANA - June 13-2012 46

  47. Mark arkha ham The purpose of district designation is to guide change so that it contributes to the area’s unique character. The key objectives are: • To preserve heritage buildings- these features are fragile gifts from past generations. They are not a renewable resource. Once lost, they are gone forever. • To preserve original features - it is important to retain original or early building fabric such as windows, wall claddings and architectural elements. ANA - June 13-2012 47

  48. Mark arkha ham The key objectives are (continued): • It is better to maintain than to repair • It is better to repair than to restore • It is better to restore than replace • To ensure new construction is complementary and respectful - this can range from an addition to a heritage building to a new building in the district. • To protect features in the public realm that make the area unique - this includes streetscapes, lot patterns and vegetation. ANA - June 13-2012 48

  49. Mark arkha ham • Almost all of the historic urban area of Markham now designated as part of one of the Town's three heritage districts. • The design review of new development applications for compatibility with the character of the heritage districts is a major part of the heritage planning function. ANA - June 13-2012 49

  50. Mark arkha ham • Guideline Provisions: • Architectural Features of heritage buildings. • Alterations/Additions to heritage buildings. • Alterations/Additions to non-heritage buildings. • New Buildings in heritage areas. • Commercial Features and Streetscapes. ANA - June 13-2012 50

  51. Mark arkha ham • Following the design guidelines in the district plans, attention is paid to: • Scale, • Massing, • Materials, (windows, doors, details) • Landscaping • to ensure that all new development is compatible. ANA - June 13-2012 51

  52. Mark arkha ham m infill ll ex exampl amples Victorian L-Shaped Picturesque Victorian reproduction, built 1998 reproduction, built 1998 Edwardian Classicism reproduction, built 1998 to fit in with a street with Edwardian Character Period style service station, built 1990 Canadian Italianate brick reproduction, built 1998 ANA - June 13-2012 52

  53. Barrie rrie infil ill l ex examples mples ANA - June 13-2012 53

  54. What’s Next Here? • The ANA will recommend changes to the Zoning By-law to govern infill constructions and additions or modifications to existing buildings. ANA - June 13-2012 54

  55. What’s Next Here? ANA - June 13-2012 55

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