Development of gateway sites identified on the Development on gateway sites: Edmonton local plan maps contained in (a) contain land uses that contribute to the precinct Schedule 2 results in memorable architecture intent and outcomes; and distinctive developments in the local area (b) contain active frontages and facades to public through: spaces and public transport facilities; (a) land uses that contribute to the creation of (c) are finished with architectural features such as the articulated roof profiles, parapets, awnings and (b) active frontages to streets, pedestrian and balconies, tropical landscaping, and a of cycle connections, public transport and building materials. other public spaces; (c) architectural features that create a distinct Note Height is inclusive of the roof height. – or varied form from buildings around Note Gateway sites are identified on the Edmonton local plan – it. maps contained in Schedule 2. Note Refer to the definition of Gateway site contained in – Schedule 1.2. PO2 AO2.1 Buildings establish a positive urban form and Buildings incorporate a range of materials and identity for the Edmonton Major centre. finishes, roofscapes, fenestration and shading devices, and architectural features that contribute to an emerging identity for the Edmonton Major centre. PO3 AO3.1 Development within 100m of the future public No acceptable outcomes are provided. transport station: (a) orientates toward the Station; (b) provides ground-floor, pedestrian-oriented uses that activate public spaces; (c) ensures a built form as a gateway to the Edmonton Major centre. PO4 AO4.1 Development establishes a network and No acceptable outcomes are provided. hierarchy of pedestrian, cycle and vehicular access links that: (a) is on a grid network of streets; (b) has walkable block sizes; (c) is safe, efficient and provides for the needs of all users of the Edmonton Major centre;
Development of gateway sites identified on the Edmonton local plan maps contained in Schedule 2 results in memorable architecture and distinctive developments in the local area through: (a) land uses that contribute to the creation of the (b) active frontages to streets, pedestrian and cycle connections, public transport and other public spaces; (c) architectural features that create a distinct or varied form from buildings around it. Development on gateway sites: (a) contain land uses that contribute to the precinct intent and outcomes; (b) contain active frontages and facades to public spaces and public transport facilities; (c) are finished with architectural features such as articulated roof profiles, parapets, awnings and balconies, tropical landscaping, and a of building materials. Note – Height is inclusive of the roof height. Note – Gateway sites are identified on the Edmonton local plan maps contained in Schedule 2. Note – Refer to the definition of Gateway site contained in Schedule 1.2. PO2 Buildings establish a positive urban form and identity for the Edmonton Major centre. AO2.1 Buildings incorporate a range of materials and finishes, roofscapes, fenestration and shading devices, and architectural features that contribute to an emerging identity for the Edmonton Major centre. PO3 Development within 100m of the future public transport station: (a) orientates toward the Station; (b) provides ground-floor, pedestrian-oriented uses that activate public spaces; (c) ensures a built form as a gateway to the Edmonton Major centre. AO3.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided. PO4 Development establishes a network and hierarchy of pedestrian, cycle and vehicular access links that: (a) is on a grid network of streets; (b) has walkable block sizes; (c) is safe, efficient and provides for the needs of all users of the Edmonton Major centre; AO4.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided.