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Deport No. 9
Napping and Aerial - Fhotol7raphy
Pla fining Base
Mayes
have
been drawn by
tne he-jonal
Planning
Department for
t'je
Town
of !lewcastle
at scales of
111= 2000'
and 1" = 10001. The 1"
= 2000' map consists
of
a single
sheet covering the whole
muni.cil)alit,y.
The 1"
= 1000' map
consists of four sheets
eaca Colo/ering
the north
or south
T of one of the former townships. The Region will allow us
to borrow these mans to make reproducible mylar positives of them,
I recommend that:
j;x ,._ tS,, * (a) myl,ar copies be made of each of these maps (cost will be
approximately $2.00 per sq. ft.)
(b)
five paper
copies of
eac�i rrnap
be
run off
for our own use.
(c)
a supply of
50 copies
of the
1" =
2000'
map be run off
for sale to the )ublic at cost plus 15;19 for handling charges.
(d) the mylars be turned over to our consultants for their use
during the Official Plan work program, to be returned to
us on eomp'6etion of the draft plan.
2.
Northway Siirvey Company in Toronto flew our municipality last
summer for Ontario Hydro as part of their Lennox- Oshawa
transmission line study. This is the taost up to date air
photo coverage of our area a -id because most of the wor_c has
already been done, it is available to us at a very low )rice.
I obtained an estimate from 11orthway of the cost of supplying
us with various materials. This estimate is attached hereto.
2 -
The mo aics referred to w }1>1d Le reProdticible transparent
positives. If item 2 were ordered at this time we would obtain
3 siict� positives cov =ring the w1iole municipality. Since these
are photo mosaics wuiild be at the same scale as our planning
base maps information could betransferred to the maps by over -
layin;,, them. h'or example, our land use could thus be updated with-
out exte)isive field cnecking. This would in itself be a saving
in time and money wrlich would justify the expense.I recommend
that Dt this time we or(](-,,r air photo mosaics for the entire
mumicipality at a :kale of 1000 ft = 1 inch.
Eespectfully ;rubmitted,
George F. Bowden,
illanning Director.
FM
ESTIMS'ITE FOR
FROII '.y jJ!,T" y
1. Photo I!osaic for enti re munici,)ality at r,(--,)le
of 2000 ft = 1 in. = ,,p 52 5.00
2. Photo Mosaic for entire mu- iLcipality at Z,75.00
of 1000 ft = 1 in.
3. Photo enlargements (see maps)
Area
1
(9
photos )
= 41305.00
Area
2
(7
l)hotos)
= w245.00
Area
3
(3
photos)
= 4105.00
Area
4
(2
photos)
= 4d70.00
Area
5
(1
p;,o to)
= �r35. 00
Area
6
(2
photos)
- 00.00
Area
7
(3
photos)
= X105.00
Area
8
(5
n:iotos)
= X175.00
Area
9
(2
p,,- )tos)
= 470.00
Area
10
(3
p`iotos)
= ,; to5). 00
,,1285.00
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TOWN OF NEWCAS!rLE
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PROPOSED WORK PROGRAM
FOR THE
MrASTU DISTRICT ALAN
,
DRAFT
MUCH 20,' 1974
mucH 26, 1974
MUNICIPAL PLANNING CONSULTANTS CO. LTD.
TOWN PLANNERS . PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
400 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD TORONTO, ONT.
TOWN OF NEWCASTLE
PROPOSED WORK PROGRAM
FOR THE
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT PLAN
DRAFT
MARCH 20, 1974
MARCH 26, 1974
MUNICIPAL PLANNING CONSULTANTS CO. LTD.
TOWN PLANNERS . PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
400 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD . TORONTO, ONT.
WORK PROGRAM
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT PLAN
1. INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this document is to outline:
(i) the basic approach to be followed in the preparation of
the District Plan.
(ii) the general content to be found within the initial Plan-
ning Study and District Plan;
(iii) the anticipated timing of the various stages of the pro-
gram; and
(iv) the detailed studies to be prepared for the long term
Planning of the District.
2. BASIC APPROACH
It is proposed that the District Plan be initially developed
through a fairly straightforward process of reviewing the four
existing Official Plans, updating the data where necessary, re-
vising the documents in light of recent Provincial, Regional and
District policies and consolidating this information into one
document. The purpose of the Plan is to establish policies
that will guide the development of the Newcastle District in a
desirable fashion, until such time as a Regional Plan has been
approved.
3. PHASE I
(a) Goals and Objectives:
The first task before the Planning Advisory Ccmmittee should
be to establish a set of District goals and objectives that
would provide the proper direction to the analysis and syn-
thesis of the individual existing Official Plans, in order
that a common reference will exist to assist in reconciling
competing or otherwise conflicting interests.
(1)
Preliminary goals and objectives would be prepared by con-
solidating the goals and objectives of the four communities.
The Planning Advisory Committee would review the goals and
objectives, ensuring they reflected the desired state for
the District.
(b) Base Mapping:
A Base Map for the Town of Newcastle will be prepared at the
scale of 1" = 2000' from the Darlington and Clarke Official
Plan Base Maps. The map will be designed so that,for presen-
tation purposes, it would be approximately 42" x 65" and
could later be reduced to 11" x 17" for inclusion in the
final document of the District Plan.
For the areas of concentrated growth detail maps at a larger
scale will be used. Cronars of all plates, schedules and
base maps will be required from the Bowmanville and Newcastle
Official Plans and Planning Studies. Where suitable base
mapping already exists, copies of the dylars would be pro-
vided to the Consultants.
(c) Detailed Review of'Existing Plans:
The Consultants shall prepare a report reviewing the exist-
ing Official Plans on a subject basis. For example, Estate
Residential would be analysed on how the various Plans dif-
fered in their handling of this form of development, as well
as outlining the strengths and weaknesses of the various ap-
proaches.
Once the report has been prepared, the Planning Advisory
Committee and the Consultants should meet in order that
areas of concern and /or conflict'kay be identified.
Copies of the Bowmanville Official Plan and Planning Studies,
as well as any backup reports, are required by the Consultant.
Where they exist, the Regional Planning Department and the
Ministry of Housing's comments of the four existing plans
will be taken into consideration.
4. PHASE ii
Based on the existing Planning Studies and reports, a Consolidated
Planning Study will be prepared for the Town of Newcastle. Up-
dating of data will be provided where necessary.
(2)
During Phase II it is not anticipated that any new in -depth studies
will be prepared, but rather that the background data that already
exists will be updated and consolidated. The reasons for this
initial approach are basically:
(i) substantial effort went into the preparation of the exist-
ing planning studies, and this information should not be
disregarded;
(ii) by accepting the data basically as it is, with minor up-
dating, the length of time required to prepare an interim
District Plan will be greatly reduced; and
(iii) problem areas that do appear can be studied in -depth as
special reports, after the general development guidelines
and policies have been established.
The following aspects will be examined in the initial planning
study. Topics that will require special in -depth study will be
expanded upon in Phase V.
(a) PHYSICAL ASPECTS:
Regional Setting
Natural Features - including physiography, mineral resources,
agricultural capability, etc.
Land Use - the existing land use maps will be updated
where necessary.
Transportation )Any reports not included in the existing
Municipal Services)studies will be analysed and included in
the report.
(b) SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS:
Historic Development
Population Characteristics
Community Facilities
(3)
- Population projections from the
existing Plans will be analysed
and re- evaluated if they are not
in keeping with the Districts'
goals regarding growth rate.
- Including a preliminary analysis
of recreational facilities and
school facilities.
Administrative/Financial
Land Use Requirements
Future Development
5. PHASE
- Including Economic Base, Assess-
ment Ratio.
- Based on Population projections
and acreages and areas for the
various land uses. Interim and
Long Term.
- Long Term look at areas of future
development.
Phase III will be concerned with the preparation of the District
Plan and will contain such sections as: Goals and Objectives;
Land Use Policies; Transportation Policies; Development Policies;
Implementation and Interpretation, as well as Land Use and Road
Plans for the District.
Goals and Objectives - relating to the following areas of concern:
Environmental Protection Areas, Recreation,
Agriculture, Economics, Transportation, Servicing and Administra-
tion.
Land Use Policies - relating to the following Land Use categories:
Environmental Protection Areas, Recreational,
Conservation, Open Space, Urban, Hamlet, Estate Residential, Com-
mercial, (General, Highway, Recreational and Local), Industrial
(General, Restrictive, Waste, and Extractive), Rural and Existing
Land Uses.
Transportation Policies - including Functional Classification of
roadway and areas for improvement.
Development Policies - regarding Staging, Servicing, method and
location of development, secondary plans,
site plans, and reference plans.
Implementation
Interpretation
(4)
Schedules
Schedule "A" Land Use and Road Plan for the Rural Portion.
Schedule "B" - Land Use and Road Plan for the Urban areas.
Schedule "C" - Staging Plans for the larger urban areas.
Schedule "D" - Development on Neighbourhood Plan for the
larger urban areas.
6, PHASE IV
Following the presentation of the Draft District Plan to the
Planning Advisory Committee and Council and its subsequent en-
dorsement, a summary of the Plan will be prepared for Public
Presentation.
The District Plan will be revised once the Planning Advisory
Committee and Council have reviewed the Plan in light of the
Public's comments.
7. PHASE V
Once the interim District Plan has been prepared, the following
areas could be analysed in greater detail.
(a) Commercial Land Need Stud:
This report would take a more detailed look at the Commer-
cial requirements of the District and its relationship to
the Region. Included in the report could be a break -down
of requirements for general, highway and shopping centre
commercial needs.
(b) Servicing:
This report would look into the servicing problems of the
District, with emphasis in the areas of urban concentration.
(c) Secondary Plans:
Detailed land use plans would be prepared for the areas of
urban concentration.
(5)