By: Josh T, Chujan P, Evelyn JJ

Constraints  -Wetlands (>120 m away)  -Forested (near, off)  -Highways (away)  -Roads (very quiet)  -Open Space  -Town CBD (away)  -Watercourse (away)  -Avoidances: noise, dust, traffic, airports, hospitals, schools, fire stations, police stations, industrial

Eglinton Ave and Hwy 427 Cemetery

Flow Chart

Buffering (steps)  1)Open Arc Toolbox  2)Click on Analysis Tools, than proximity, than buffer  3)Select Input feature (ie: DMTIwerYork)  4) Check linear unit and selects units of measure  5) Click ok

Erase (steps)  1) Open Arc Toolbox  2)Analysis Tools  3) Overlay  4) Erase  5) Fill in input feature (ie: York Region)  6) Erase features (ie: Wetland Buffer)  7) Click ok

Union (steps)  -Can do the union procedure by either clicking on geoprocessing or arc tool box  -open arc toolbox, analysis tools, overlay, union

Airport Buffering (Low, Medium, High) 1km2 km5 km

Forest buffering 5m 10m 25m

Hospitals Buffering 250 m 400 m 600 m

Schools Buffering 10m 25m 100 m

Watercourse Buffering 10 m 25 m 50 m

Fire Stations Buffering 150m 300m 600m

Police Station Buffering 50 m 100m 600 m

Industrial Buffering 500m 1km 2km

EMS Station 150m 300m 600 m

Site Selection -Georgina Island seems like a suitable place as it has all the requirements from a flat slope to an open area but as it is an island and to reach the island one needs a boat, it is not the most ideal place for a cemetery

Possible Locations

Keele st and Lloydtown Aurora

Weston Rd and 16 th Side Road

Conclusion  -all the white scattered locations show viable sites for a cemetery but we chose those two in particular because there were fairly distant from the CBD  -also the two sites were in rural areas with flat land which seem to be in areas where development has yet to happen and perhaps might not take place  Cemeteries don’t always have to follow constraints