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McGill University Property is governed by ByLaw 95-039, adopted at the Montreal City Council meeting on March 6, 1995. The following are the guidelines, which relate to my site:
A
| height
restrictions
The height in meters of the building must not be more
than 26 m in order to be in accordance with the height prescribed in Plan
2 of Schedule C entitled "Les limites de hauteur".
B |
campus
layout
All projects relating to the main campus must be approved
in accordance with section III of the By?law concerning the procedure for
the approval of construction, alteration or occupancy projects, and concerning
the Commission Jacques?Viger (R.B.C.M., chapter P7), based on the following
criteria:
.1 the preservation of the morphological features of the
main campus;
.2 the preservation of the architectural unity that covering
materials, particularly stone, clear glass and copper, confer to the campus;
.3 the preservation of the importance of vegetation in
the development and design of spaces;
.4 the contribution of the building and exterior landscape
to the enclosure of green space on the main campus;
.5 the contribution to the quality of treatment of all
building facades;
.6 the enhancement of views onto the campus and Mount
Royal;
.7 the integration into the urban landscape perceptible
from Mount Royal;
.8 the building line of a construction, an extension or
an addition to an existing facade plane must tend to meet the following
building lines:
..a. where a proposed building is next
to a building, the facade of the proposed building must be in the extension
of the benchmark facade plane, which is the facade plane of the adjacent
building that represents the largest area;
..b. where benchmark facade planes are
parallel to each other, the facade of a proposed building must be parallel
to the benchmark facade planes and be at mid distance between their extensions.
C | setbacks
Setbacks and other information is not yet compiled. Soon...