| Summary: | Lewisporte Report on The Municipal Plan 1958 Survey. Introductory background. Location -- Early settlement -- Growth -- The economic situation -- The municipal area -- Physical characteristics -- A general picture -- Existing land uses. General pattern -- The town centre -- Industrial -- Commercial -- Public buildings -- Public open space -- Residential -- Summary of land uses -- Growth -- Traffic and communications. General -- The harbour -- The railway -- Roads -- Motor vehicles -- Air transportation -- Telephone and telegraph -- Utility services. Water -- Sewers -- Garbage collection -- Electricity supply -- Street lighting -- Social services. Education -- Fire -- Health -- Welfare -- Population and employment. Population increase rates -- Employment figures -- Future prospects: employment -- Projected population increase -- Requirements. Introductory -- Space requirements. Housing: number of units required -- Housing: area required -- Industry -- Commerce -- Public buildings -- Public open space -- Summary of space requirements -- Plan requirements. The road pattern -- The harbour -- Housing -- Industry -- Commerce -- Public buildings -- Public open space -- Car parking -- The town centre -- Other requirements. Utility services -- Social services -- The municipal plan. Introductory -- The road pattern. New roads -- Road improvements -- Future developments -- Land uses. Housing -- Industry -- Public buildings and commerce -- Public open space -- Summary of proposed land uses -- Staging. Stage 1 -- Stage 2 -- Stage 3 -- The town centre -- Miscellaneous. Water supply -- Garbage dump -- Administration. General -- Zoning regulations. Permitted land use -- Non-conforming uses -- Minimum standards -- Car parking requirements -- Building-line setbacks -- Appeals -- Other regulations. Sub-division regulations -- Water supply and drainage regulations -- Building regulations -- Administrative regulations -- Places of land to be acquired -- Finance. Existing revenue and expenditure. Revenue, 1958 -- Expenditure, 1958 ...
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