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Development Permit 2024-01
First seen: May 21, 2024
Last seen: May 21, 2024
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May 21, 2024Council
Full RecordingDevelopment Permit 2024-01 - 2001-2014 West Park Lane - Phase 6
Council approved the development permit for the construction of 13 new townhouses.
"Staff reviewed design refinements, including increased roof pitch and larger windows, which address development permit guidelines. Discussion confirmed that the required technical memorandum would ensure servicing capacity is sufficient for the entire 350-unit development, including the final Phase 5 apartment building. Council also addressed concerns about potential slope instability and noise mitigation for units adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway."
Staff Council Report: Development Permit 2024-01 – 2001-2014 West Park Lane – Phase 6AppendPlanning, Development & Engagement Report – April 3, 2024AppendLocation Plan - West Park at ThetisAppendLetter from Limona Construction Ltd. – Development Permit Application-Final Phase at West ParkAppendArchitectural Plans: Block R - Java DesignAppendArchitectural Plans: Block S - Java DesignAppendRevised Site Plans and Data BoxAppendRevised Building Plans: Blocks R, S, T, U, VAppendArchitectural Plans: Block T - Java DesignAppendArchitectural Plans: Block U - Java DesignAppendArchitectural Plans: Block V - Java DesignAppendColor Sample Board and Exterior MaterialsAppendLandscape Planting Plan - KMZ LandscapesAppendCivil Construction Plans – Associated EngineeringAppendDevelopment Permit Area Guidelines ReviewAppendRevised Landscape Masterplan and Plan - April 2024AppendGeotechnical Field Review Reports – Ryzuk GeotechnicalPresenPresentation: Development Permit 2024-01 - 2001-2014 West Park Lane
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Development Permit 2024-01 be approved as per the report dated May 15, 2024 from the Senior Planner titled "Development Permit 2024-01 - 2001-2014 West Park Lane - Phase 6"; AND THAT Development Permit 2024-01 be issued upon receipt of a technical memorandum sealed by a Professional Engineer to confirm that the servicing demand for this phase and future phases is consistent with the original servicing plan, and this phase does not cause the original system to be over capacity."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: Gery Lemon
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Alison MacKenzie
John Rogers