article vi - Town of Granite Falls
... Religious institutions, located not less than thirty (30) feet from any lot in any residential district. 1. Parking and landscaping standards must be met per Article IX. 2. Additional landscaping and buffering may be required when adjacent to residential properties. Planned Developments (per the req ...
... Religious institutions, located not less than thirty (30) feet from any lot in any residential district. 1. Parking and landscaping standards must be met per Article IX. 2. Additional landscaping and buffering may be required when adjacent to residential properties. Planned Developments (per the req ...
Chapter VII - Genealogy Pit Stop
... his term as state school commissioner. The superintendents succeeding Prof. Henkle have been William S. Wood, Myron E. Hard, W. P. Burris, Jesse S. Johnson and John S. Alan, who in 1926 had been superintendent for 13 years. The high school of Salem was organized immediately after the adoption of the ...
... his term as state school commissioner. The superintendents succeeding Prof. Henkle have been William S. Wood, Myron E. Hard, W. P. Burris, Jesse S. Johnson and John S. Alan, who in 1926 had been superintendent for 13 years. The high school of Salem was organized immediately after the adoption of the ...
Historic Structures in the Redevelopment Process Market Street East
... personal freedom, and these ideals were reflected in the government ...
... personal freedom, and these ideals were reflected in the government ...
Nottingham City Centre Urban Design Guide Part2
... enclosure ratios of streets. The plan to the left indicates a series of massing zones including: The City Core: This is the most critical area in terms of its character and also its impact on many of the views and vistas. The height of new buildings in this area will be mainly determined by their im ...
... enclosure ratios of streets. The plan to the left indicates a series of massing zones including: The City Core: This is the most critical area in terms of its character and also its impact on many of the views and vistas. The height of new buildings in this area will be mainly determined by their im ...
FIELDING DRY CLEANERS - Palmerston North City Council
... Church Street, 66 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................ 16 Church Street, 70 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................ 18 Church Street, 72 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................. 20 Church Street, 76 (Heritage Precinct) ... ...
... Church Street, 66 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................ 16 Church Street, 70 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................ 18 Church Street, 72 (Heritage Precinct) ............................................. 20 Church Street, 76 (Heritage Precinct) ... ...
the walking tour here
... In 1908, the site for a new shirt factory on Hancock Street was announced in Manistee. The land, originally owned by the estate of local lumber baron Louis Sands, was offered to the city as a market site. However, local entrepreneur Maurice Goldberg agreed to purchase the land from the estate and wi ...
... In 1908, the site for a new shirt factory on Hancock Street was announced in Manistee. The land, originally owned by the estate of local lumber baron Louis Sands, was offered to the city as a market site. However, local entrepreneur Maurice Goldberg agreed to purchase the land from the estate and wi ...
santa cruz historic building survey
... implement planning policies addressing historical and cultural resources, policies and practices that have century‐old roots in the United States. Preservation of the nation’s heritage has long been part of the national purpose. In 1966 Congress called upon the Secretary o ...
... implement planning policies addressing historical and cultural resources, policies and practices that have century‐old roots in the United States. Preservation of the nation’s heritage has long been part of the national purpose. In 1966 Congress called upon the Secretary o ...
Heritage Tour of Newboro - Township of Rideau Lakes
... prospered from its location at the keystone of the Rideau arch. Built to defend British North America from American invasion, the Rideau Canal ironically transported vast amounts of produce from forest and farm to the United States, especially to the North during the Civil War. In the latter part of ...
... prospered from its location at the keystone of the Rideau arch. Built to defend British North America from American invasion, the Rideau Canal ironically transported vast amounts of produce from forest and farm to the United States, especially to the North during the Civil War. In the latter part of ...
Heritage Conservation District Plan for Werden`s Plan
... participants in the exercise there was broad support for protecting Whitby’s heritage, but uncertain support for corresponding action that would protect Whitby’s heritage. Since public support for proceeding to ...
... participants in the exercise there was broad support for protecting Whitby’s heritage, but uncertain support for corresponding action that would protect Whitby’s heritage. Since public support for proceeding to ...
2013.0075DV - Planning Department
... The proposed use of stucco, wood siding, asphalt shingles and vertically proportioned windows at the project are building materials found within the existing neighborhood. Contemporary materials such as glass railings and cement board panels are also proposed; however they are used sparingly and at ...
... The proposed use of stucco, wood siding, asphalt shingles and vertically proportioned windows at the project are building materials found within the existing neighborhood. Contemporary materials such as glass railings and cement board panels are also proposed; however they are used sparingly and at ...
Trenton`s African-American History Manual 2015_Layout 1
... division of the Department of State, to inventory sites related to the city’s African-American history. The results were reported in Three Centuries of African-American History in Trenton: A Preliminary Inventory of Historic Sites (Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 2011). THS was subsequently awarded ...
... division of the Department of State, to inventory sites related to the city’s African-American history. The results were reported in Three Centuries of African-American History in Trenton: A Preliminary Inventory of Historic Sites (Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 2011). THS was subsequently awarded ...
Trenton`s African-American History Manual 2015_Layout 1
... division of the Department of State, to inventory sites related to the city’s African-American history. The results were reported in Three Centuries of African-American History in Trenton: A Preliminary Inventory of Historic Sites (Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 2011). THS was subsequently awarded ...
... division of the Department of State, to inventory sites related to the city’s African-American history. The results were reported in Three Centuries of African-American History in Trenton: A Preliminary Inventory of Historic Sites (Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 2011). THS was subsequently awarded ...
Address assignment schemes An address assignment scheme
... For this reason, an act on development of building numbering system, which does not depend on the land registry system, was established in 1962 (jukyo hyoji ni kansuru horitsu (act on indication of residential address)). Initially, this address indication system was mainly applied to the densely urb ...
... For this reason, an act on development of building numbering system, which does not depend on the land registry system, was established in 1962 (jukyo hyoji ni kansuru horitsu (act on indication of residential address)). Initially, this address indication system was mainly applied to the densely urb ...
historical context report for the Railtown
... This informal settlement drew Captain John Deighton to the inlet’s shore just west of the mill’s property and it is here, in 1867, he built the crude saloon up against the mill’s western boundary that would become the nucleus of the future city of Vancouver. With a number of men foregoing the mill g ...
... This informal settlement drew Captain John Deighton to the inlet’s shore just west of the mill’s property and it is here, in 1867, he built the crude saloon up against the mill’s western boundary that would become the nucleus of the future city of Vancouver. With a number of men foregoing the mill g ...
Fig. 5.1 Early concept sketch showing the “lighter” wrapping and the
... is to form a mediation between building from the synagogue, connecting it to the more robust fabric. The northern and southern edges have a ventilated cavity clad with perforated Corten to give it the appearance of homogeneity whilst still not being solid. The building moves from a dynamic state on ...
... is to form a mediation between building from the synagogue, connecting it to the more robust fabric. The northern and southern edges have a ventilated cavity clad with perforated Corten to give it the appearance of homogeneity whilst still not being solid. The building moves from a dynamic state on ...
Development Mid-Q1 2016
... improving value; or its use changed from non-residential would require the new development to include affordable housing to be eligible for the 421-a tax abatement. Otherwise without the abatement, a developer can opt to build the affordable units at another location. The most significant modificati ...
... improving value; or its use changed from non-residential would require the new development to include affordable housing to be eligible for the 421-a tax abatement. Otherwise without the abatement, a developer can opt to build the affordable units at another location. The most significant modificati ...
Millport Management Plan
... Covans, Balleykellet and Bulloch. Hamlets associated with these farms were discretely tucked away from the shoreline to keep them out of reach of raiding parties. The 1634 establishment of a settlement on the foreshore was a departure from this tradition, but the reason for this location was the dec ...
... Covans, Balleykellet and Bulloch. Hamlets associated with these farms were discretely tucked away from the shoreline to keep them out of reach of raiding parties. The 1634 establishment of a settlement on the foreshore was a departure from this tradition, but the reason for this location was the dec ...
Quechee Historic Mill District
... opened in 1921 for grades 1-10 with four classrooms and rooms for manual training, domestic science and assemblies. It was designed by Boston Architect James Murphy. His plan for the building included metal brackets with rosettes, wreaths and foliate volutes decorating the eaves. The school is on a ...
... opened in 1921 for grades 1-10 with four classrooms and rooms for manual training, domestic science and assemblies. It was designed by Boston Architect James Murphy. His plan for the building included metal brackets with rosettes, wreaths and foliate volutes decorating the eaves. The school is on a ...
NEW TOWN - City of Yellowknife
... houses originally built where Mildred Hall School now stands. Back then, 54th Street continued across Franklin Avenue up towards where Somba K’e Park is. If you search closely around the New Town area, you can find the two other identical RCCS houses. Continuing east down 54th Street, head down past ...
... houses originally built where Mildred Hall School now stands. Back then, 54th Street continued across Franklin Avenue up towards where Somba K’e Park is. If you search closely around the New Town area, you can find the two other identical RCCS houses. Continuing east down 54th Street, head down past ...
Medium Density Housing - Kapiti Coast District Council
... WHY IS THIS DOCUMENT IMPORTANT? This guide is about urban design. Its focus ranges from the broad level of how streets and blocks are laid out and relate to each other, to the fine grain detail of where to locate front doors, balconies, and even letterboxes. Good urban design will promote interactio ...
... WHY IS THIS DOCUMENT IMPORTANT? This guide is about urban design. Its focus ranges from the broad level of how streets and blocks are laid out and relate to each other, to the fine grain detail of where to locate front doors, balconies, and even letterboxes. Good urban design will promote interactio ...
Alvarado Walking Tour - Washington Township Museum of Local
... Alvarado grew from three little towns that were created next to the "devil's elbow" of Alameda Creek, in the early 1850's. John Horner first build a wharf and warehouses on what is now Veasy Street. He and his brother William laid out an eight square blocks for Union City; named after the "Union", a ...
... Alvarado grew from three little towns that were created next to the "devil's elbow" of Alameda Creek, in the early 1850's. John Horner first build a wharf and warehouses on what is now Veasy Street. He and his brother William laid out an eight square blocks for Union City; named after the "Union", a ...
Community Design Slide Show
... Busy road with truck The interconnected block network consisting of many two-lane roads with on-street parking and slower travel speeds has been changed to a few major multi-lane roads where parking is prohibited and speed limits are higher. Two lane road next to other road Large-canopy shade trees ...
... Busy road with truck The interconnected block network consisting of many two-lane roads with on-street parking and slower travel speeds has been changed to a few major multi-lane roads where parking is prohibited and speed limits are higher. Two lane road next to other road Large-canopy shade trees ...
New residential areas in Bucharest Metropolitan Area
... cronic traffic congestion problems. For larger lots and lower prices, the investors had to consider building in the proximity of Bucharest. Still close enough to Bucharest in order to have quick acces to roads and some public transportation, these residential areas were in most situations build in a ...
... cronic traffic congestion problems. For larger lots and lower prices, the investors had to consider building in the proximity of Bucharest. Still close enough to Bucharest in order to have quick acces to roads and some public transportation, these residential areas were in most situations build in a ...
5 Built Form - Rezoning Centre
... located in the building to the west of the plaza, with excellent visibility and accessibility to the community. The Daycare incorporates four existing mature trees within the outdoor play area. At-grade drop-off spaces are provided for the Daycare from the lane to the north. Mid-rise residential bui ...
... located in the building to the west of the plaza, with excellent visibility and accessibility to the community. The Daycare incorporates four existing mature trees within the outdoor play area. At-grade drop-off spaces are provided for the Daycare from the lane to the north. Mid-rise residential bui ...
Street hierarchy
The street hierarchy is an urban planning technique for laying out road networks that exclude automobile through-traffic from developed areas. It is conceived as a hierarchy of roads that embeds the link importance of each road type in the network topology (the connectivity of the nodes to each other). Street hierarchy restricts or eliminates direct connections between certain types of links, for example residential streets and arterial roads, and allows connections between similar order streets (e.g. arterial to arterial) or between street types that are separated by one level in the hierarchy (e.g. arterial to highway and collector to arterial.) By contrast, in many regular, traditional grid plans, as laid out, higher order roads (e.g. arterials) are connected by through streets of both lower order levels (e.g. local and collector.) An ordering of roads and their classification can include several levels and finer distinctions as, for example, major and minor arterials or collectors.At the lowest level of the hierarchy, cul-de-sac streets, by definition non-connecting, link with the next order street, a primary or secondary ""collector""—either a ring road that surrounds a neighbourhood, or a curvilinear ""front-to-back"" path—that in turn links with the arterial. Arterials then link with the intercity highways at strictly specified intervals at intersections that are either signalized or grade separated.In places where grid networks were laid out in the pre-automotive 19th century, such as in the American Midwest, larger subdivisions have adopted a partial hierarchy, with two to five entrances off one or two main roads (arterials) thus limiting the links between them and, consequently, traffic through the neighbourhood.Since the 1960s, street hierarchy has been the dominant network configuration of suburbs and exurbs in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the UK. It is less popular in Latin America, Western Europe, and China.Large subdivisions may have three- or even four-tiered hierarchies, feeding into one or two wide arterials, which can be as wide as the Champs-Élysées with ten lanes or Wilshire Boulevard. Arterials at this level of traffic volume generally require no fewer than four lanes in width; and in large contemporary suburbs, such as Naperville, Illinois, or Irvine, California, are often eight or ten lanes wide. Adjacent street hierarchies are rarely connected to one another.