107-22 - Designated Open Space
LAST AMENDED
11/2/2023


Any #development# or #site alteration# on a #zoning lot# which contains #designated open space# as shown on the District Plan
(Map 3 in Appendix A), shall require certification by the City Planning Commission that:

(a)    such #designated open space# shall be preserved in its natural state by the owner of the #zoning lot#; and

(b)    where required by the Commission, the applicant has complied with the provisions of Section 107-222 (Public
       pedestrian ways); and

(c)    where required by the Commission, as indicated on the District Plan, that the applicant has complied with Section 107-
        23 (Waterfront Esplanade).

Within any #designated open space#, removal of trees, alteration of topography, #development# or #enlargement# of active
recreational facilities, or the establishment of utility easements may be undertaken only in accordance with the provisions of this
Section and Section 107-30 (NATURAL FEATURE REGULATIONS).

Planting, landscaping or provision of footpaths or sitting areas are permitted in any part of #designated open space#, provided
that such improvements do not involve removal of trees or alteration of existing topography, and do not obstruct pedestrian
movement within the public pedestrian ways.