SUPPORTS ITEM NO. 1
                                                                         P&E COMMITTEE AGENDA
                                                                         JANUARY 30, 1997

     SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION


     1.       Address:         101 West Hastings Street          Present Zone:    DD
                               (the former Woodwards building)
              Applicant:       Brook/Farma
              Staff:           J. Barrett
              Status of Application:  Complete after a preliminary application.
              Date of Application:    November 1, 1996
              Proposal:                               Mixed use:
                               -  three floors of retail/commercial (basement, first and second floors) including a food store
                                  in the basement, with 48 parking stalls;
                               -  five floors of residential use which includes 197 non-market co-op dwelling units and 216
                                  market dwelling units, for a total of 413 units;
                               -  500 designated parking stalls to be located in the newly acquired City-owned "Woodwards"
                                  parkade across Cordova Street to the north; and
                               -  the existing skywalk connection will be replaced with a smaller bridge.


     SIGNIFICANT REZONING APPLICATIONS

     1.       Address:         6475 Elliott Street               Present Zone:    CD-1(13b)
                               (Clarendon Court)                 Proposed Zone:   CD-1(Amend)
              Applicant:       Lloyd Plishka, Architect
              Staff:           P. Mondor
              Previous Inquiry:   January 25, 1996
              Date of Application:       November 8, 1996
              Proposal:                              Demolish obsolete two-storey personal care home and six two-storey seniors rental apartment
                              buildings (100 units) and redevelop the site for market housing and non-market rental housing:
                              -   market housing on the north part of the site would consist of 34 stacked townhouses (height
                                  9.8 m or 3 storeys) and 56 apartments (height 12.5 m or 4 storeys); 
                              -   non-market rental housing on the south part of the site would consist of 100 apartments in
                                  two buildings (maximum heights of 10.2 m and 12.7 m, or 3 and 4 storeys); FSR on each part of
                                  the site would be 1.25; and
                              -   parking would be underground.
              Issues:                              -   urban design issues, including site plan, open space, auto court, and four-storey
                                  development;
                              -   crime prevention issues; and
                              -   several technical issues, pertaining to fire prevention requirements and design of parking
                                  entries, ramps and lay-out.

     2.       Address:        5338-5490 Larch Street                             Present Zone:   RS-1
              Applicant:      B. Tully,                                  Proposed Zone:          CD-1
                              Brook Development Planning                         Heritage List.:           'B'*
              Staff:          T. Phipps                                        (* 5338 Larch Street)
              Date of Application:       November 27, 1996
              Proposal:                               The purpose of the requested rezoning is to develop 33 three-storey 3-bedroom townhouse units
                               and 13 one- and two-bedroom stacked units in 3-storey structures at a maximum density of 1.20
                               Floor Space Ratio, with underground parking of 2 spaces per unit.  The Heritage 'B'-listed house
                               at 5338 Larch Street would be moved forward and retained.
              Issues:                      -        adequacy of treatment of heritage building;
                               -  traffic impact;
                               -  adequacy of parking; and
                               -  suitability of "Kitsilano" character in Kerrisdale.


     3.       ADDRESS:            990 West 41st Avenue (Lubavitch Centre)
              APPLICANT:       Rabbi Wineberg for the Central Organization for
                                  Jewish Education in B.C.
              PRESENT ZONE:    RS-1                     PROPOSED ZONE: CD-1
              STAFF:           P. Mondor, F. Ducote, J. Jessup
              DATE OF APPLICATION:  December 6, 1996
              PROPOSAL:                               Demolish the existing two-storey Lubavitch Centre and redevelop the site with mixed-use
                               development, including a new Centre and 82 dwellings units.  A 6-storey building on the north
                               part of the site would contain 48 dwellings plus a new 9,500 sq. ft. Lubavitch Centre; a
                               4-storey building on the south part of the site would contain 34 dwellings.  Eleven (11) of the
                               82 dwellings would be rental units.  The proposed FSR is 2.16 (3.28 on north part of the site,
                               and 1.3 on the south part).
              ISSUES:         Proposed FSR exceeds the maximum established in the Langara-Oakridge Policy Statement (1.0 to
                               1.2 for stacked townhouses and ground-oriented low-rise apartments on this site, plus 20% for
                               public benefit, plus exemption for continued institutional use = total FSR of 1.68).


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