A sustainable community for the 21st century – Downsview park
IntroductionWhen the Government of Canada announced the closure of Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Toronto in 1994 it stipulated that “the existing DND-owned lands associated with the Downsview site will be held in perpetuity and in trust primarily as a unique urban recreational greenspace for the enjoy...
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Environnement urbain / Urban Environment
2015
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| オンライン･アクセス: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| 要約: | IntroductionWhen the Government of Canada announced the closure of Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Toronto in 1994 it stipulated that “the existing DND-owned lands associated with the Downsview site will be held in perpetuity and in trust primarily as a unique urban recreational greenspace for the enjoyment of future generations” (Government of Canada, 1994).The Downsview Lands consist of 260.6 hectares (644 acres) of federally owned land located in the northwest portion of the City of Toronto in... |
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