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What is a yard? |
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A yard is any property whose buildings and grounds are used to:
- conduct work related to municipal infrastructure and facility operations
- store vehicles, equipment, machinery, tools, raw materials, and supplies
- maintain and repair vehicles and equipment
- house supporting functions to the above activities such as offices and stores
For the purpose of the study, a yard also includes properties that were formerly used as yards that are currently vacant and not slated for redevelopment.
Examples of yards include:
- road operations facilities
- winter road operations depots
- parks maintenance facilities
- solid waste fleet garages
- solid waste transfer stations
- water infrastructure repair facilities
- vehicle fleet repair garages
- fire equipment repair facilities
- materials stores and warehouses
Examples of properties NOT within the scope of this study:
- standalone fire stations, EMS stations, and police stations
- vehicle refuelling stations not located within a yard
- water filtration plants, treatment plants, pumping stations, etc.
- City Hall, Metro Hall, civic centres, and other office buildings
- yards used exclusively by agencies, boards and commissions of the City
- vacant properties not formerly used as yards
- former yards already designated for redevelopment
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