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1. urbantoronto.ca › news › 2022Explainer: POPS, or Privately Owned Publicly-accessible Space

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   Jun 2, 2022 · In exchange for zoning concessions following negotiations with the municipality, developers often commit to provide a privately owned publicly-accessible space, or POPS, on part of the development site (or close by) meant for the enjoyment of everyone; residents, visitors, and passersby.

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2. cci.ca › resource-centre › viewPrivately Owned Publicly- Accessible Spaces - CCI-National

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   In comes the concept of privately owned publicly-accessible spaces, or "POPS" for short. As the name suggests, POPS are spaces that, although privately owned and maintained, are required to be open for use by the public pursuant to a zoning by-law or a planning agreement.

3. www.toronto.ca › city-government › planningPrivately-Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS)

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   Use the interactive Privately-Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS) Map to find the locations of POPS sites in the city. What are POPS? As Toronto continues to grow, there is an increasing need and demand to revitalize existing parks and open spaces as well as to create new parks and open spaces.

4. link.springer.com › article › 10Co-production of privately owned public space: Who, why, when ...

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   Jan 29, 2024 · This paper examines privately owned public space/s (POPS) based on the two sides of co-production. Thereby, it addresses two research gaps. First, less has been written to date on the involvement of actors other than local authorities and developers.

5. www.waterloo.ca › en › governmentGuidelines for Privately Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS)

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   Guidelines for Privately Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS) . Integrated Planning & Public Works, City of Waterloo. FEBRUARY 2019. What are POPS? POPS are spaces which are accessible to the public while being privately owned and managed.

6. www.thestar.com › news › gtaTop of the POPS: Toronto mapping privately owned public spaces

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   Sep 8, 2014 · Now the city is taking great pains to catalogue and map its inventory of hundreds of privately owned but publicly accessible spaces (POPS); the urban plazas, parkettes and courtyards...

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   What are privately owned public-accessible spaces?

   • In comes the concept of privately owned publicly-accessible spaces, or "POPS" for short. As the name suggests, POPS are spaces that, although privately owned and maintained, are required to be open for use by the public pursuant to a zoning by-law or a planning agreement.

   Privately Owned Publicly- Accessible Spaces - CCI-National

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   Are privately owned public spaces co-produced?

   • This paper examines privately owned public space/s (POPS) based on the two sides of co-production. Thereby, it addresses two research gaps. First, less has been written to date on the involvement of actors other than local authorities and developers. Second, little attention has been paid to the phase through which POPS are co-produced.

   Co-production of privately owned public space: Who, why ... - Springer

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   What is a public-accessible space?

   • In exchange for zoning concessions following negotiations with the municipality, developers often commit to provide a privately owned publicly-accessible space, or POPS, on part of the development site (or close by) meant for the enjoyment of everyone; residents, visitors, and passersby.

   Explainer: POPS, or Privately Owned Publicly-accessible Space

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   What are private owned public-accessible spaces (POPS) in Toronto?

   • In order to provide this much needed open space within Toronto’s dense urban landscape, the City often negotiates with private developers to include Privately Owned Publicly-Accessible Spaces, or “POPS” for short, as part of the development application and review process.

   Privately-Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS)

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   Should new publicly-accessible spaces be signed?

   • New Privately Owned Publicly-Accessible Spaces (POPS) should be signed so residents and visitors can easily identify POPS throughout the city. As more signs are put in place, they will become a clearly understood “brand” for POPS.

   Privately-Owned Publicly Accessible Spaces (POPS)

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   What are Toronto's urban design guidelines for privately owned publicly-accessible spaces (POPS)?

   • Toronto's City Council endorsed a "Draft Urban Design Guidelines for Privately Owned Publicly- Accessible Spaces (POPS)" (the "Guidelines") on July 11, 2014. The Guidelines are intended to provide direction on the development and use of POPS for projects in progress or initiated after the date that the Guidelines were endorsed.

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8. www.unsw.edu.au › newsroom › newsYou can't sit with us: the rise of privately-owned public spaces

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   Oct 23, 2020 · On the surface, these pseudo-public spaces can look like any other accessible space like a park, open square or throughway. But in fact, they don’t fall under the jurisdiction of the local government. They’re owned and operated by private developers or private companies.