Decisions (Minutes) of this meeting.
PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA
- November 14, 1995
7:30 p.m.
1. Rezoning - 1100-1114 Burnaby Street
(Lot A, Block 26, D.L. 185, Plan 92)
The proposed rezoning from RM-5A Multiple Dwelling District, to CD-1
Comprehensive Development District, would:
- permit the reuse of two existing buildings, formerly used as a
seniors' care facility, as a 225-bed international hostel;
- limit maximum building height to 13.4 m (44 ft.);
- limit maximum density to FSR 1.8;
- require the provision of 28 off-street parking spaces; and
- require amendment to the Sign By-law, and possible
consequential amendments.
Applicant: Brook Development Planning Inc.
Recommended Approval: By the Director of Land Use and Development,
subject to the following conditions proposed for adoption by resolution
of Council:
(a) That the form of development be approved by Council as
illustrated in plans prepared by Harry LeBlond, Architect and
approved by the Director of Planning in Development Permit No.
30363 issued October 27, 1964 and as illustrated in plans
prepared by Harry LeBlond, Architect and approved by the
Director of Planning in Development Permit No. 94456 issued
March 3, 1983, and any subsequent minor amendments approved
prior to April 28, 1995, and provided that the Director of
Planning may allow minor alterations to this form of
development when approving the detailed scheme of development
as outlined in (b) below.
(b) That prior to approval by Council of the form of development,
the applicant shall obtain approval of a development
application by the Director of Planning, who shall have
particular regard to the following:
(i) provision of adequate garbage and recycling facilities,
to the satisfaction of the General Manager of Engineering
Services;
(ii) provision of 19 parking spaces, to the satisfaction of
the General Manager of Engineering Services;
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(iii) arrangement for providing either an additional 9 parking
spaces off-site or a shuttle service between the proposed
hostel and the existing Jericho Hostel, to the
satisfaction of the General Manager of Engineering
Services; and
(iv) provision of bicycle storage spaces for 50 bicycles, to
the satisfaction of the General Manager of Engineering
Services.
(c) That prior to enactment of the CD-1 By-law, and at no cost to
the City, the registered owner shall:
(i) make suitable arrangements, to the satisfaction of the
General Manager of Engineering Services, for under-
grounding of all new electrical and telephone services
within and adjacent the site from the closest existing
suitable service point.
2. Text Amendment: Restaurant Seating Regulations
If approved, the rezoning would amend the definitions of Restaurant -
Class 1 and Restaurant - Class 2 in the Zoning and Development By-law to
specify that all types of seats (inside, outside, chairs, stools,
benches) are counted as seats, and increase the minimum number of seats,
from nine to seventeen, that a food service establishment must have
before it is classified as a restaurant.
Amendments to the definitions of Limited Service Food Establishment and
Restaurant in the License and Health By-laws are also proposed to
achieve consistency with the definitions in the Zoning and Development
By-law, and to require only one washroom for food service establishments
with less than seventeen seats.
Applicant: Director of Land Use and Development
Recommended Approval: By the Director of Land Use and Development.
3. Text Amendment: 1202-1398 Pacific Boulevard
(Roundhouse Neighbourhood)
The proposed text amendment to CD-1 By-law No. 7156 would increase the
maximum amount of amenity space excludable from density calculation, by
500 m2 (to 3,500 m2), in order to permit the construction of a 69 unit
seniors' housing project.
Applicant: Director of Land Use and Development
Recommended Approval: By Director of Land Use and Development.
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