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MEMORANDUM - Parking Lot and Access Assessment

March 5, 2019Page 191 section

A technical assessment by Watt Consulting Group regarding the parking configuration and access for the proposed Victoria Scottish Community Centre.

4.1.a Rezoning Application - 1801 Admirals Road
Date: January 3, 2019Watt Consulting GroupIntersection of Admirals Road, Craigflower Road, and Island Highway

MEMORANDUM

To: Deane Strongitharm – CitySpaces From: Nadine King, P.Eng., PTOE and Tanner Vollema, EIT Our File #: 2575.B01 Project: Victoria Scottish Community Centre Date: January 3, 2019 RE: Parking Lot and Access Assessment

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Watt Consulting Group was retained by D’Ambrosio Architecture + Urbanism to conduct a parking and access review for the proposed Victoria Scottish Community Centre development on the historic Craigflower Manor site. The site is at the northwest corner of the Admirals Road / Craigflower Road / Island Highway intersection. The proposal is to add a community centre for use by the Victoria Highland Games Association and includes an expansion of the existing parking lot that is accessed off of Admirals Road. The review will examine the proposed parking lot configuration and the existing access configuration for potential issues and identify any mitigation measures that may be required.

Aerial map highlighting the project site location in red at the intersection of Island Highway, Admirals Road, and Craigflower Road
Aerial map highlighting the project site location in red at the intersection of Island Highway, Admirals Road, and Craigflower Road

Figure 1: Site Location

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Extracted from: 2019 03 05 Public Hearing Agenda - Agenda - Pdf