Front and Flanking Yard 55 Fenton Place Restrictions Presentation Materials
Supporting documents and photographs for the delegation regarding 55 Fenton Place, arguing for the necessity of an accessory building in the flanking yard due to site constraints.
Front and Flanking Yard 55 Fenton Place Restrictions
55 Fenton Place:
Originally 108 Fenton Road built in the 1930’s. Readdressed as 55 Fenton place in 2000’s.
Renovations or additions: 1950’s, 1980’s, 2000’s.
Accessory building located in flanking yard since 1950’s as a garage or shed. Over 60 years of accessory building located in the flanking yard.
Front Yard
Not suitable for accessory building or driveway.
Flanking Yard Driveway since 1930’s
Only usable location for an accessory building.
Accessory building is necessary to store home and yard maintenance tools and equipment as well as emergency survival equipment separate from main house.
Flanking Yard with Oak Trees
Front Yard with Town Oak, Arbutus and Fir Trees
Flanking Yard with Oak Tree
Flanking Yard Oak Tree
Front Yard Town Trees
Front Yard Town Trees
More Town Trees Near Front Yard
Front Yard Town Oak and Arbutus
Oak Tree on Town property.
Town Trees Front Yard – alternate view
Town Trees Front Yard
Total of 5 Town Oak Trees , 4 Non Town Oak Trees, 2 Arbutus Trees and several Fir and other trees both Town and Non-Town. Total of 9 oak trees mean lots of leaves.
Here is some of the equipment required to be able to look after the Town and Non-Town Trees and leaf clean up.
The leaves and tree clean up require more than 5 bags of allowed yard waste clean up for the Town Trees. This requires several trips to the Esquimalt Yard waste facility over the course of a year.
Yard Equipment
Trailer to haul the yard waste to Esquimalt facility.
Yard Equipment
Leaf vaccum to clean up leaves.