Inspiration Port Credit. Exploring the Options Public Engagement March 26, 2013

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Inspiration Port Credit Exploring the Options Public Engagement March 26, 2013

Port Credit Port Credit Foundations

Change has been happening in Port Credit for years. Source: City of Mississauga, Mississauga Library System, http://www.mississauga.ca/ecity/popup/largeimageview.jsp? imageid=14000036n&index=579 Source: City of Mississauga 1949 1976 2012 Port Credit Foundations

?? 2011 Source: Bing Maps Port Credit Foundations

Inspiration Port Credit Public Outreach IPC will build on planning and consultation work to-date and include additional public outreach

KEY CONSIDERATION: CONTAMINATION Overlay of red / yellow / green Information is based off analysis of historic aerial photos and reports Exact site conditions are not known and information shown is for thought only Development options less likely to be hindered by contamination. Medium-level contamination or other issues may impact development costs / options. Development may be limited by high remediation costs. Port Credit Foundations

$ 150 / m2 APPROXIMATE CLEAN-UP COST COMPARISONS $ 100 / m2 $ 40 / m2 Generic Removal In-situ Risk Management: Hard Cap REMEDIATION METHOD $ 50 / m2 Risk Management: Soft Cap DEVELOPMENT COSTS WILL LIKELY BE IMPACTED BY CONTAMINATION Contamination + risk management steps may create high development costs Contamination costs on the IOL site may exceed $42 million Amount of soil removed is key factor in cost Amount of soil removed depends on depth to bedrock and decision about whether to use targeted remediation or remove/treat all contaminated materials

Creation of compact, transit-oriented communities Enhance the existing natural and cultural heritage and parks and open spaces Improve opportunities for mixed-uses and for a wide demographic spectrum Creation of vibrant and complete communities Create sustainable neighbourhoods Opportunities + Issues to Consider Land Use + Urban Design

Enhance Port Credit as a recreation node (both land and water recreation) Create new parkland + enhance waterfront access, usage + views Establish new/improved connections to the trail system Improvements to water/marine recreation Create buffer zones between IOL site and adjacent neighbourhoods Re-develop according to appropriate environmental regulation Enhance the natural heritage connectivity Enhance the natural environment through sustainable development Create new naturalized areas Opportunities + Issues Environment + Parks

PCHM Reconfiguration and Boat Slip Diversification Public Access and Recreational Opportunities on East or West Breakwater Additional Marina Access Points Public Launch Ramp Improved Recreational Opportunities (J.J. Plaus Park Seawall + Training wall) Waterfront Trail Enhancement Improved Recreational Opportunities + Access to Jetty Potential Development of Pocket Beach Between Groyne and Jetty Opportunities + Issues Harbour + Shoreline

Create well connected communities with an efficient road system Enhance multi-modal transportation connectivity on Lakeshore Road Create communities that are pedestrian and cycling friendly Develop Port Street as a complete street Create communities that are transit supportive Implement Transit Demand Management Create opportunities for marine transportation Provide improved and efficient parking opportunities Opportunities + Issues Mobility

Enhance the natural environment through sustainable infrastructure Efficient use of the existing and planned infrastructure Opportunities + Issues Utilities + Infrastructure

Create long-term economic stability + economically sustainable development Increase educational opportunities Create affordable housing options Opportunities + Issues Economy

Port Credit IPC Principles

Port Credit is Mississauga s Central Waterfront Port Credit Foundations

Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm SW Opera House, Oslo NO Havnebadet, Copenhagen DK HafenCity, Copenhagen DK Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm SW Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY USA

Havnebadet, Copenhagen DK Precedent Studies

Nyhavn, Copenhagen DK Precedent Studies

HafenCity, Copenhagen DK Precedent Studies

Nick Roberts Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY USA Precedent Studies

Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm SW Precedent Studies

Opera House, Oslo NO Precedent Studies

Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm SW Central Waterfront - Precedent Studies

urban living close to nature, overlooking lake Port Credit Foundations

Reinforce and Establish New Green Links to Lake Port Credit Foundations

O6 m nh m landscape as connective framework for Port Credit framed by diverse, lush, and active landscapes n O r 6 Port Credit Foundations

Port Credit Foundations

Waterfront, Portland, ME USA Precedent Studies

Lakeshore West Go Train Distinct Waterfront Community Urban Active Waterfront Sense of Place Water Focused Full Public Access Mixed Density Heritage District Fishing + Boating Village Mainstreet Abundant Parks Well Connected Unique Views + Vistas Area of Influence Lakeshore West Go Train Lakeshore Road West Mississauga Rd Memorial Park Hurontario St. Lakeshore Road East Brueckner Rhododendron Garden Marina Park Heritage District Credit Village Marina J.J. Plaus Park Port Street Ben Machree Park Waterfront Trail Extension JC Saddington Park Imperial Oil Limited Site Port Credit Harbour Marina Site Canada Lands Company Land Port Credit Foundations

Neighbourhood Landscape-based Urban Districts Mixed Use including Employment Mixed Density Full Public Access Academic/Institutional/Water-based Sports Mid-Scale Streets and Boulevards Large Scale Landmark Waterfront Spaces New Boat Launch and Small Harbour New Mobility Connections Successful Marina + Harbour Urban Waterfront Village Mixed Use including Employment Mixed Density Full Public Access Artisan + Specialty Fabrication Small- and Mid-scale Streets Landmark Waterfront Spaces Deep Water Protected Harbour Improved Mobility Connections Imperial Oil Limited Site Port Credit Harbour Marina Site/CLC Land Port Credit Foundations

Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm SW Malmö SW

HafenCity, Hamburg DE Viaduct Harbor, Auckland NZ

Blatterwiese, Zurich CH Old Town, Gdansk PL

Inspiration Port Credit is a 20-25 year plan implementable in stages of 5 10 15 years Port Credit Foundations

CLC INTERFACES

CLC Site Overview CLC Central Marina Variant

CLC Site Overview CLC Eastern Marina Variant

Granville Island Vancouver, Canada

Granville Island Vancouver, Canada

Source: CLC study CLC Proposal

Race Street Pier Philadelphia CLC Site Overview CLC Circulation Summary

IOL COMPONENTS + OPTIONS

Imperial Oil Site Dimensions

Downtown Port Credit Mississauga, Canada

GO Train Station Waterside Inn IOL Site Study Downtown Port Credit Mississauga, Canada

University of Toronto Campus Toronto, Canada

IOL Site Study University of Toronto Campus Toronto, Canada

Block Morphology Port Credit Block Morphologies - Grid

Strategy Grid Generation Conceptual Framework

IOL Concept Studies

Water Play Concept Diagram

Water Play Charette Model

Water Play Conceptual Massing

Water Play East West Sections

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Water Play IOL Land Use and Circulation

Nick Roberts IOL Concept Studies

Lake Meadows + Fields Concept Diagram

Lake Meadows + Fields Charette Model

Lake Meadows + Fields Conceptual Massing

Lake Meadows + Fields North-South Section

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

Lake Meadows + Fields IOL Land Use and Circulation

CONNECTIVITY + WATERFRONT

O6 m nh m n O r 6 Connectivity Mobility Options: Vehicular, Cycling, Public transit (including LRT) and Pedestrian

Port Credit Lake Shore Road East

to be coordinated with u6lity plans Port Credit Lake Shore Road East

PROMOTE LOCAL BUSINESSES (EXISTING AND NEW) Ensure sufficient customer base exists to support local businesses Source: TOPCA -http://www.topca.net/images/port_credit_parking_spot_boardwalk2.jpg

to be coordinated with u6lity plans Port Credit Lake Shore Road East

to be coordinated with u6lity plans Port Credit Lake Shore Road West

to be coordinated with u6lity plans Port Credit Lake Shore Road West

O6 m nh m n O r 6 Connectivity Mobility Options: Vehicular, Cycling, Public transit (including LRT) and Pedestrian

O6 m nh m P P P P P n O r 6 Connectivity Mobility Options: Vehicular, Cycling, Public transit (including LRT) and Pedestrian

Water Plan

Port Credit IPC Principles

Inspiration Port Credit Exploring the Options Public Engagement March 26, 2013