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Staff Presentation: REZONING 2021/03 - 10 Erskine Lane

May 17, 2022Pages 109–1123 sections

A slide deck for the public hearing providing the purpose, outline, zoning history, and context for the 10 Erskine Lane rezoning application.

4.1.a Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 1093, 2022 to Amend the CD-12: Comprehensive Development (Erskine Lane) Zone with Regard to 10 Erskine Lane - Staff Report
Public Hearing Date: May 17, 202210 Erskine LaneRezoned in 2008 for 30 unitsBylaw No. 1093, 2022

REZONING 2021/03

10 Erskine Lane

Public Hearing – May 17, 2022

Map illustrating the location of 10 Erskine Lane and surrounding parcels including Hospital Way
Map illustrating the location of 10 Erskine Lane and surrounding parcels including Hospital Way

PURPOSE

To summarize information from the rezoning application in support of Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 1093, 2022

Bylaw No. 900
Page 109–112

Outline

  1. Background
  2. Proposed Zone
  3. Development Concept
  4. Official Community Plan
  5. Transportation Impact
  6. Servicing
  7. Community Amenity Contributions
  8. Covenant
  9. Advisory Committee Review
  10. Community Engagement
Aerial photograph identifying the subject property at 10 Erskine Lane and its proximity to the Galloping Goose Trail, Craigflower Creek, and the Trans-Canada Highway
Aerial photograph identifying the subject property at 10 Erskine Lane and its proximity to the Galloping Goose Trail, Craigflower Creek, and the Trans-Canada Highway
Page 109–112

Zoning history

Rezoned in 2008 for 30 apartment units with following identified community amenity contributions:

  1. Upgrade of the connection to the Galloping Goose Trail to the east of the Land, including a 1.8 metre brushed-finished sidewalk between the land and the trail connection. Trail connection is to extend from the paved road surface to the Galloping Goose trail and is to be 2.0 metres in width and constructed to a standard acceptable to the Director of Engineering.
  2. Construction of a 1.8 metre brushed-finish concrete sidewalk [from] the frontage of the land and continuing to Watkiss Way.
Page 109–112

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Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014

Bylaw No. 900 · Referenced in 1 section

Extracted from: 2022 05 17 Public Hearing Agenda - Agenda - Pdf