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Intensification Area Urban Design Guidelines - City of Barrie

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85 <strong>Urban</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong> for <strong>Barrie</strong>’s <strong>Intensification</strong> <strong>Area</strong>s - DRAFT<br />

5.1.5 Demonstration Plan: Bayfield Street (south<br />

<strong>of</strong> Highway 400)<br />

The Bayfield Street (south <strong>of</strong> Highway 400) Demonstration Plan<br />

illustrates the transition <strong>of</strong> this area to a mixed-use avenue<br />

that is well connected to the surrounding neighbourhoods<br />

and the YMCA community centre.<br />

Key characteristics <strong>of</strong> the plan include:<br />

• Proposed intensification within a generally mid-rise built<br />

form.<br />

• Redevelopment generally fronts onto Bayfield Street with<br />

a low to mid-rise building form.<br />

Figure 45: Bayfield Street (South <strong>of</strong> Highway 400) Demonstration Plan - Axonometric View<br />

NORTH<br />

BAYFIELD ST.<br />

• The tallest buildings (up to 9-storeys) are focused at<br />

the Bayfield Street and Highway 400 intersection where<br />

the lots are deepest and development has the smallest<br />

impact on adjacent low-rise residential areas.<br />

• The existing stable, high-quality housing south <strong>of</strong> Grove<br />

Street is preserved.<br />

• Buildings are set back from the property line to allow for<br />

expanded tree planting within the boulevard.<br />

DRAFT

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