TORONTO MULTI-USE TRAIL DESIGN GUIDELINES

TORONTO MULTI-USE TRAIL DESIGN Guidelines1 Figure : Lateral clearances for rest stops or other TRAIL amenity min. Bench min. TRAIL ClearanceInterpretation SignageArea of SpecialInterestFenceShade TreeTORONTO MULTI-USE TRAIL DESIGN GUIDELINEST ransportation ServicesParks, Forestry & RecreationJanuary 20152 TORONTO MULTI-USE TRAIL DESIGN GuidelinesFigure : Lateral clearances for rest stops or other TRAIL amenity min. Bench min. TRAIL ClearanceInterpretation SignageArea of SpecialInterestFenceShade TreeToronto MULTI-USE TRAIL DESIGN GuidelinesiFigure : Lateral clearances for rest stops or other TRAIL amenity min. Bench min. TRAIL ClearanceInterpretation SignageArea of SpecialInterestFenceShade TreeWaterfront TRAIL at Marie Curtis ParkAcknowledgementsThe TORONTO MULTI-USE TRAIL GUIDELINES are a joint project of the City of TORONTO s Transportation Services and Parks, Forestry and Recreation Divisions. The following individuals and their organizations are recognized here for their contribution to the development of these TEAM Victor Ford and Associates Inc Landscape ArchitectsVictor Ford, OALA, CSLA, ASLAJ eremy Craig Lori PhilpMehran Ataee Jocelyn Hirteswith support from Br d N Leidhin, Cole Engineering Group LimitedSTEERING COMMITTEE Transportation ServicesDaniel Egan, Manager; Cycling Infrastructure & ProgramsJennifer Hyland, Transportation Planner; Cycling Infrastructure & ProgramsSibel Sar

One element of that program is the development of these Multi-Use Trail Design Guidelines. Policy The City of Toronto Oficial Plan 2 recognizes that the city-wide bike network, which includes the multi-use trail system,

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