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DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2023-07 - 25 Chancellor Avenue Presentation

September 12, 2023Pages 294–2992 sections

Presentation slides summarizing the variance requests and rationale for the project at 25 Chancellor Avenue.

Maximum length variance: 1.65mMinimum separation variance: 0.2m

DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2023-07

Page 294–299

25 Chancellor Avenue

Aerial map showing the subject property at 25 Chancellor Avenue
Aerial map showing the subject property at 25 Chancellor Avenue

PURPOSE:

To introduce a development variance permit application for the length of an accessory building and for the separation of an accessory building from a principal building.

Hand-drawn architectural sketch and site plan for an accessory building/garage at 25 Chancellor Avenue dated June 28, 2023
Hand-drawn architectural sketch and site plan for an accessory building/garage at 25 Chancellor Avenue dated June 28, 2023

Zoning Bylaw requirement for accessory buildings (Section 4.6 of the R1-B Zone)

Requirement Required Proposed
Maximum width 7.5m 4.26m
Minimum setback from all lot lines 1.2m 1.45m
Maximum lot coverage (floor area cap) 60m² 39m²
Maximum lot coverage (ratio) 10% 5%
Maximum building height 4.5m 3.7m

Zoning Bylaw requirement for accessory buildings (R1-B Zone)

Section Required Proposed Difference
s.4.6.2 Maximum length of an accessory building 7.5m 9.15m 1.65m
s.4.6.3 Minimum separation of an accessory building from the principal building 3.0m 2.8m 0.2m

The applicant’s rationale for the requests is as follows:

  1. They would like to site the new building in the same location as the old accessory building.
  2. They would like to reuse and add on to the partial foundation of the old accessory building.
  3. The building length would keep the building narrow and situated on existing hard surface. This would also minimize intrusion into the rear yard, which features a large willow tree.

CONCLUSION:

Staff has no objection to the proposal. Building staff viewed the property and from visual inspection, the partial foundation appears to have potential for reuse, subject to certification by a structural engineer.

  • The variance for building separation is minor and has no impacts on neighbouring properties.

ALTERNATIVES:

The Committee may:

  1. Recommend that Council decline the application; or
  2. Refer the application back to staff for further refinements to the requested variances.

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT the report titled “Development Variance Permit 2023-07 – 25 Chancellor Avenue” from the Senior Planner dated September 7, 2023 be received for information.

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Extracted from: 2023 09 12 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf