OP Policy #	Policy	Response
8 – Urban Design	A memorable, attractive and liveable city is one where people feel comfortable and are inspired by their surroundings. The physical systems and built form of the city are also designed to protect, maintain and improve the quality of life for present and future generations by integrating the principles of sustainability and place making. In order for Windsor to be such a city, Council is committed to urban design principles that enhance the enjoyment and image of Windsor and its people	The existing building design blends with the surrounding area. It is limited to 2 storeys, is pedestrian friendly, has an attractive façade and is a safe place for people to live.The proposed re-development provides efficient ease of access into the existing parking areas.The Site is compatible with the surrounding area in terms of scale, massing, height and siting and the re-use of the existing building will integrate well with the area, as it was a mixed-use Site previously.
8.11.2.10 - Mainstreet	Council will promote the development of Mainstreets at the locations identified on Schedule G: Civic Image. Such Mainstreets will be designed to:(a) promote a diverse mixture of commercial, residential and other appropriate land uses along the road;(b) encourage pedestrian activity and movement along the streetscape; and(c) provide and/or enhance the unique character of the surrounding neighbourhood.	The Site supports the policy of promoting a mix of residential and commercial uses along Tecumseh Road East.
8.11.2.11	Council will recognize the significance of the roads designated as Mainstreets on Schedule G: Civic Image by: (a) enhancing the public rights-of-way consistent with	The proposed conversion of an existing building on the Site from commercial use to residential use does not have any negative impact on civic image policies.