• (o) Future Employment Area (added by OPA #60–05/07/07-B/L85-2007– OMB Decision/Order No.2667, 10/05/2007)

TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT PROFILE

• 6.2.1.2 For the purpose of this Plan, Development Profile refers to the height of a building or structure. Accordingly, the following Development Profiles apply to all land use designations on Schedule D: Land Use unless specifically provided elsewhere in this Plan: 
  
  1. Low Profile developments are buildings or structures generally no greater than three (3) storeys in height;
     
     
  2. Medium Profile developments are buildings or structures generally no greater than six (6) storeys in height; and
     
     
  3. High Profile developments are buildings or structures generally no greater than fourteen (14) storeys in height.

TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT PATTERN

• 6.2.1.3 For the purpose of this Plan, Development Pattern refers to an area bounded by the nearest Collector and/or Arterial roads and/or other major linear physical features. Accordingly, two categories of Development Pattern are provided for: 
  
  1. a Neighbourhood which exhibits a characteristic lotting and/or development profile; and
     
     
  2. an Undeveloped Area which does not have characteristic lotting or development profile. 

6.3 Residential

The lands designated as “Residential” on Schedule D: Land Use provide the main locations for housing in Windsor outside of the City Centre Planning District. In order to develop safe, caring and diverse neighbourhoods, opportunities for a broad range of housing types and complementary services and amenities are provided.

The following objectives and policies establish the framework for development decisions in Residential areas.

6.3.1 Objectives