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  • Aug 07, 2024

    STATUTORY NOTIFICATION - REDUCE PARKING REQUIRMENTS IN RESIDENTIAL LAND USES

    The City will consider Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 3966, 2024 which impacts the parking schedule for the following land uses: secondary suite, residential unit above commercial, residential downtown, residential Dogwood Corridor, apartment, apartment (townhouse or patio home style complex).

    The proposed text amendment will generally reduce parking requirements in residential land uses to encourage residential development.

    AS PER SECTION 464 (3) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IS PROHIBITED FROM HOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THIS TYPE OF AMENDMENT*

    Council will consider first, second and third readings on August 22, 2024, at 6 p.m., in Council Chambers at 301 St. Ann’s Road.

    OPPORTUNITY FOR INPUT

    Written submissions, quoting file number HAF-3-parking, will be received no later than 4 p.m., Thursday, August 22, 2024, by the Long Range Planning and Sustainability Department at City Hall or via email at transportation@campbellriver.ca. To view supporting application documents, visit City Hall during business hours. The Report to Council and proposed bylaw will be available on Friday, August 16, 2024, at campbellriver.ca/public-notices.

    PLEASE NOTE: All correspondence submitted will be published as part of the public record when this matter is before Council or a Committee of Council. The author’s address is considered relevant and will be included. Do not provide a phone number or email address if you wish to keep this personal information private.

     

    *Section 464 (3) of the Local Government Act states: A local government is not required to hold a public hearing on a proposed zoning bylaw if (a) an official community plan is in effect for the area that is the subject of the zoning bylaw, (b) the bylaw is consistent with the official community plan. (c) the sole purpose of the bylaw is to permit a development that is, in whole or in part, a residential development, and (d) the residential component of the development accounts for at least half of the gross floor area of all buildings and other structures proposed as part of the development.

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STATUTORY NOTIFICATION - REDUCE PARKING REQUIRMENTS IN RESIDENTIAL LAND USES

by Tanya Gunn | Aug 07, 2024
The City will consider Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 3966, 2024 which impacts the parking schedule for the following land uses: secondary suite, residential unit above commercial, residential downtown, residential Dogwood Corridor, apartment, apartment (townhouse or patio home style complex).

The proposed text amendment will generally reduce parking requirements in residential land uses to encourage residential development.

AS PER SECTION 464 (3) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IS PROHIBITED FROM HOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THIS TYPE OF AMENDMENT*

Council will consider first, second and third readings on August 22, 2024, at 6 p.m., in Council Chambers at 301 St. Ann’s Road.

OPPORTUNITY FOR INPUT

Written submissions, quoting file number HAF-3-parking, will be received no later than 4 p.m., Thursday, August 22, 2024, by the Long Range Planning and Sustainability Department at City Hall or via email at transportation@campbellriver.ca. To view supporting application documents, visit City Hall during business hours. The Report to Council and proposed bylaw will be available on Friday, August 16, 2024, at campbellriver.ca/public-notices.

PLEASE NOTE: All correspondence submitted will be published as part of the public record when this matter is before Council or a Committee of Council. The author’s address is considered relevant and will be included. Do not provide a phone number or email address if you wish to keep this personal information private.

 

*Section 464 (3) of the Local Government Act states: A local government is not required to hold a public hearing on a proposed zoning bylaw if (a) an official community plan is in effect for the area that is the subject of the zoning bylaw, (b) the bylaw is consistent with the official community plan. (c) the sole purpose of the bylaw is to permit a development that is, in whole or in part, a residential development, and (d) the residential component of the development accounts for at least half of the gross floor area of all buildings and other structures proposed as part of the development.

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