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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. apops.mas.org › about › what-are-popsWHAT ARE POPS? - Privately Owned Public Space (APOPS)

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   POPS are Privately Owned Public Spaces provided for public use by a private owner in return for a zoning concession.

3. issuu.com › laurenan › docsPrivately Owned Publicly-Accessible Spaces (POPS) - Issuu

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   Introduction Privately Owned Publicly-Accessible Spaces (POPS) are open spaces such as plazas, squares, and walkways at the base of new developments that are privately owned and...

4. www.jstor.org › stable › 43198485Defining a Public: The Management of Privately Owned Public Space

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   The term 'publicly accessible space' refers to any variety of physical settings, from side-walks to outdoor cafés to urban plazas. These locations can each be categorised in terms of their ownership, management, accessibil-ity and relative publicness. Privately owned public space, then, is one type of publicly accessible space which itself ...

5. 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.

6. 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.

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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 private owned public space (POPS)?

   • Privately Owned Public Space (APOPS) WHAT ARE POPS? [noun phrase] [slang POPS] [drafted by Jerold S. Kayden] The history of privately owned public spaces (POPS) in the United States starts in 1961 and the adoption of a new zoning resolution in New York City. The City introduced a zoning trade of private space for public space.

   WHAT ARE POPS? - Privately Owned Public Space (APOPS)

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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 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.

   Privately Owned Publicly- Accessible Spaces - CCI-National

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   Does the public own public space?

   • It would stand to reason that the public owns public space. But unbeknown to the public, there’s a new breed of space masquerading as public that’s quietly spreading in plain sight. Privately-owned public spaces, or ‘PoPs’, are on the rise and have silently infiltrated cities worldwide.

   You can't sit with us: the rise of privately-owned public spaces

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8. 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.