Agenda Index City of Vancouver

ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT

TO: Vancouver City Council

FROM: General Manager of Engineering Services

SUBJECT: Local Improvements Subsequent Procedure - June 20, 2000

RECOMMENDATION

COUNCIL POLICY

Policies governing the Local Improvement process are set out in the Vancouver Charter and Local Improvements Procedure by-law.

PURPOSE

Projects by Petition and on the Initiative Principle have been advanced under the provisions of the Local Improvements Procedure By-law and will come before a Court of Revision on June 20, 2000.

The projects are identified as follows:

Court

Item

Type

Petition

   

#596

1-18

Lane Lighting

 

19

Pavement & Curbs, Higher Zoned

 

20-22

Pavement & Curbs, Local Residential

 

23-26

Lane Pavement, Local Residential

 

27-28

Speed Humps

 

29

Traffic Circle

Court

Item

Items
Defeated

Type

Initiative

     

#597

2-3

3

Pavement & Curbs, Higher Zoned

 

4-6

 

Pavement & Curbs, Local Residential

 

7

7

Lane Pavement, Higher Zoned

 

9-12

 

Speed Humps

 

13,14,16,17

14,16

Pedestrian Collector Sidewalks

 

19-22

20,22

 
 

23,25-31,33

23

Sidewalk Reconstruction

SPECIAL ITEMS

Court 597, Item #25, Sidewalk Reconstruction
Denman Street, East Side from Alberni Street to the lane south of Alberni Street except 8.3 feet fronting LMS 3928

This project is being withdrawn because two of the three companies involved with the project are opposed. Each of the two companies own a separate property which together represents three quarters of the length of the project. The remaining company recently stratified their property into four strata lots and although this gives them four votes, they only represent the views of a single company.

Capital Funds

Funds for the City's share of the projects are available from existing Engineering Department Basic Capital Accounts.

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