Hagersville Streetscape Plan

ike racks, planters, hanging baskets, and banner arms on
existing light fixtures;
d) Addition of decorative fencing, shade trees where
appropriate and planting beds along the street‐facing
edges private parking area located in between the street
and building face;
e) Addition of murals and foundation plantings along the King
Street facing wall of the corner building (IDA) (private);
f) Accentuation of the area around the Tuscarora /John
Street intersection at King Street with:
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An eastern gateway entrance feature;
Curb extensions along King Street around the
intersections;
Public street plantings within the curb extensions;
Wayfinding signage feature on the south side of King
Street entering downtown; and
Surface markings and materials for pedestrian crossings
of side streets intersecting King Street that is similar to
the character of the Main and King intersection.
Key Messages Addressed
The recommended improvements for the west streetscape
section address the following ‘Key Messages’ from the
community:
3. Strengthen the pedestrian nature of the secondary intersections
6. Define and green the edges of parking lots facing the public streets
7. Establish an identity for downtown Hagersville
8. Preserve the existing supply of public parking in the area
9. Enhance the overall wayfinding signage program
10. Improve the physical condition of sidewalks in the area
11. Strengthen the entrances to downtown Hagersville
Top:
view of King Street improvements looking
eastwards at the Howard Street intersection.
Bottom: view of improvements to the edges of the municipal
parking lot at the northwest corner of the
Tuscarora/John Street intersection with King Street.
Hagersville Streetscape Plan
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