large patio area could be provided along the southern edge of the plaza, providing desirable spillover space. The west wing of the development could incorporate townhouse units. Residential parking and servicing would be provided on-site, accessible by an adjacent rear lane, located west of the site. Parking for townhouse units would be provided through individual driveways, and servicing for commercial uses would be provided at the southwest leg of the site. An opportunity exists to reduce commercial parking requirements in order to make better use of adjacent surface parking lots. Building facades would maintain the rhythm and character of existing heritage properties throughout the Central Area. Please refer to Appendix D: Demonstration Sites for larger versions of all demonstration site illustrations.
Broadway Street
Clock Tower
Green Roof
Expanded Parkette
Patio
Mixed-Use Building
Unit Entrances / Parking
Potential green roof / community garden / outdoor amenity space
Flexible units for live/ work or residential uses
2 storey streetwall
4 storey streetwall
Commercial uses at-grade (Yellow) with outdoor patio uses
Parking and servicing provided on-site (at- grade) and accessible by adjacent lane
building designed with multiple openings (doors / windows) facing expanded parkette
existing clock tower
*Disclaimer* The above figure is not indicative of the materials, details, windows, or other building materials which would be incorporated into the development.
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