1. The hamlet should have an urban orientation and be a place for people.
2. Buildings should be sited in close proximity to the street with walkways extending to the adjacent sidewalk. Appropriate setbacks should be determined through the streetscape study.
3. Parking should be located at the side or rear of the buildings.
4. Street and Pedestrian connections should be provided to neighbouring residential development.
5. A streetscape plan should be prepared to determine the rightof-way width to accommodate through traffic, on-street parking, transit stops, street furniture, street trees and utilities.
6. Traffic circles and other traffic calming devices should be considered for the hamlet to slow traffic and create a comfortable pedestrian environment.