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Development Permit 2011/13

First seen: March 20, 2012
Last seen: March 20, 2012

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March 20, 2012Council
Full Recording

Development Permit No. 2011/13 - 301 Nursery Hill Drive

The Development Permit for a 48-unit housing complex at 301 Nursery Hill Drive was approved, despite concerns raised by the public regarding parking and density. Variances were granted for setbacks and the number of buildings.

Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the email dated March 14, 2012 from D. Myles and E. Wilson, Re: Development Permit No. 2011/13 - 301 Nursery Hill Drive be received."
Moved by: David Screech
Seconded by: Heidi Rast
Graham Hill
Heidi Rast
John Rogers
David Screech
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the email dated March 12, 2012 from H. Sharma, Re: Development Permit No. 2011/13 - 301 Nursery Hill Drive be received."
Moved by: David Screech
Seconded by: Heidi Rast
Graham Hill
Heidi Rast
John Rogers
David Screech
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the email dated March 12, 2012 from A. Freer, Re: Development Permit No. 2011/13 - 301 Nursery Hill Drive be received."
Moved by: David Screech
Seconded by: Heidi Rast
Graham Hill
Heidi Rast
John Rogers
David Screech
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Development Permit No. 2011/13 be approved to permit a 42-unit condominium apartment building and six townhomes as per the plans attached to the March 14, 2012 staff report; AND THAT Development Permit 2011/13 include: a variance to the number of buildings from one to three: a variance to the minimum rear yard setback from 7.5m to 4.0m to site the apartment building and four-unit townhouse; a variance to recreation vehicle parking requirements from 12 spaces to zero: recommendations from the October 31, 2011 Talbot & McKenzie arborists report to mitigate tree impacts; a requirement to construct the final lift of asphalt on Nursery Hill Drive (private road) between the property frontage and Six Mile Road; and a requirement that lighting be 'dark skies friendly' but sufficient for safety."
Moved by: David Screech
Seconded by: Heidi Rast
Graham Hill
Heidi Rast
John Rogers
David Screech