• (k) The design guidelines in the Sandwich Heritage Conservation District Plan dated July 2008, adopted by By-law No. 22-2009.
  (OPA 68, effective October 19, 2012, OMB Case Order No. PL090206)

• (l) Olde Sandwich Towne Community Improvement Plan Supplemental Development and Urban Design Guidelines dated October 2008, adopted by By-Law 28-2009. (OPA 69, effective October 19, 2012, OMB Case Order No. PL090206)

• (m) Applicable Community Improvement Plans. "(Amended by OPA #89 effective 19/11/12)

AGREEMENTS

• 11.7.2.8 All applicants will normally enter into one or more agreements which the City may register on title in accordance with the Planning Act. All applicants shall be required to post security to the Municipality to ensure the conditions of the site plan control agreement(s) are fulfilled. (Added by OPA #66 11/05/07-B/L209-2007)

CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL

• 11.7.2.9 The approval authority may attach such conditions as it deems appropriate to the approval of an application in accordance with the Planning Act. Such conditions may include, but are not limited to the following: (Added by OPA #66 11/05/07-B/L209-2007)
  
  
  1. A gratuitous land dedication at no expense to the municipality for highway widening and intersection improvements in accordance with section 7.2.6 of this Plan;
     
     
  2. The conveyance of property for daylighting triangles and corner roundings in accordance with the City of Windsor Development Standards;
     
     
  3. Street furniture, curb ramps, waste and recycling containers, bicycle parking facilities and the sustainable design elements on including trees, other vegetation and permeable paving materials; and, (Added by OPA #66 11/05/07-B/L209-2007)
     
     
  4. Facilities designed to have regard for accessibility for persons with disabilities. (Added by OPA #66 11/05/07-B/L209-2007)

11.8 Community Improvement

The Community Improvement provisions of the Planning Act allow municipalities to prepare community improvement plans for designated community improvement project areas that require community improvement as the result of age, dilapidation, overcrowding, faulty