T:\CCA\LEG SVS\COUNCIL PKG\2011\Agenda Reg\02 22.docx CITY OF KAMLOOPS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FEBRUARY 22, 2011 - 1:30 PM IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ACTION PAGES 1. READING : 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA : 3. MINUTES : February 8, 2011 Regular Council Meeting February 8, 2011 Public Consultation Budget Meeting Move that the minutes of the February 8, 2011 Regular Council Meeting and Public Consultation Budget Meeting be adopted. 1-21 4. PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS - DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMITS/TEMPORARY USE PERMIT: a) Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP00351 (112 Greenstone Drive) Owner/Applicant: Ms. Susan Nicholson and Mr. James Thomson 22-34 This application is to reduce the side street yard setback from 4.5 m to 2.8 m and to restrict the building height to one storey in order to subdivide the subject property and construct a single family residence on the new lot. To view the attached documents, please click on the green headings in the agenda.
February 8, 2011 Regular Council Meeting February 8, 2011 Public Consultation Budget Meeting
Move that the minutes of the February 8, 2011 Regular Council Meeting and Public Consultation Budget Meeting be adopted.
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4. PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS - DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMITS/TEMPORARY USE PERMIT:
a) Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP00351 (112 Greenstone Drive) Owner/Applicant: Ms. Susan Nicholson and Mr. James Thomson
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This application is to reduce the side street yard setback from 4.5 m to 2.8 m and to restrict the building height to one storey in order to subdivide the subject property and construct a single family residence on the new lot.
To view the attached documents, please click on the green headings in the
b) Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP00352 (5025 Cammeray Drive) Applicants/Owners: Mr. Michael and Ms. Karry Ferber
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This application is to increase the maximum floor area for accessory buildings from 112 m2 to 260 m2 to facilitate further development of the subject property as a hobby farm.
c) Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP00355 (2337 Bossert Avenue) Owner/Applicant: Mr. Craig Thompson This application is to reduce the minimum lot width from 15 m to 6 m to permit a one-lot subdivision and construction of a single family residence on the new lot.
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Correspondence received opposing the application from:
• Mr. Harry and Ms. Donna Ferguson, 2314 Bossert Avenue - expressing concerns regarding potential increases in traffic and infrastructure.
• Mr. Giuseppe (Joe) Scalise, 2339 Bossert Avenue - expressing concerns regarding the potential compromise of the landscape in the Brocklehurst neighbourhood if large lots are subdivided.
d) Temporary Commercial Use Permit No. TUP00035 (945 Columbia Street West) Owner: Berezan Management Ltd. Applicants: Zimmer Wheaton GM and Zimmer Autosport Ltd. This application is to permit a temporary indoor/outdoor automobile sales event from February 28 - March 6, 2011 and March 13 - 19, 2011 and to allocate 40 parking stalls for vehicle display areas during the above dates.
a) Hon. Mary Polak, Minister of Children and Family Development and Minister Responsible for Child Care
Inviting nominations for Child Care Awards of Excellence; deadline for submissions is March 11, 2011.
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b) Mr. Scott Taylor, P. Eng. Providing comments on City budget and transportation.
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c) Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) - In The House Newsletter
Providing highlights of the 2011 throne speech and provincial budget.
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12. CONSIDERATION OF BY-LAWS:
Adoption
5-1-2559 Zoning Amendment By-law, 2011 (6918 Furrer Road) • Approval received from Ministry of
Transportation and Infrastructure on February 10, 2011.
Move that By-law No. 5-1-2559 be adopted.
13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
14. NEW BUSINESS:
15. PUBLIC INQUIRIES:
16. NOTICE OF MOTION:
17. ADJOURNMENT:
OUR CORPORATE MISSION IS . . . to provide the best possible services to our citizens that reflect the will of Council and provide a balance of benefits to the community.
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2011 February 16
REPORT TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER FROM THE DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT
APPLICANT: TERCON SERVICES LTD PURPOSE To seek Council's consideration of a proposed cash payment of $27,000 in lieu of parkland dedication in accordance with the Local Government Act. SUMMARY The subject property is located in the Juniper Ridge neighbourhood at the intersection of Highland Drive and Qu'Appelle Boulevard (see attached map). The development parcel is split zoned C-7 (Neighbourhood Commercial) and RT-1 (Two Family Residential-1) and consists of six duplex lots and one commercial lot with a total parcel size of 2.31 ac. (0.93 ha). As part of this subdivision, the City has also received title to a large drainage ravine of approximately 2.1 ac. (0.85 ha) that has been zoned OS (Open Space). The 5% parkland dedication for the development parcel would equate to 0.11 ac. (0.05 ha). As the Juniper Neighbourhood Park is across the street from the subject property, the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department has advised that it is not in support of the acquisition of additional park from this development; therefore, a cash payment in lieu of parkland dedication is proposed. The cash payment is calculated as 5% of the land value as zoned and unserviced at the time of the subdivision preliminary layout approval (PLA). The unserviced land value for this 2.31 ac. (0.93 ha) parcel has been established at $540,000 and is based upon an independent appraisal. The 5% parkland payment equates to $27,000. The City and the applicant, who has significant land holdings in the area, have been working on a proposed land exchange that would secure additional park and open space for the City. As the exchange involves other Crown lands and may involve a payment for these lands, the City and the applicant had initially agreed to hold off on processing the parkland payment while the terms of the land exchange were advanced. The City has held the applicant's payment since the subdivision completion in 2009. As the proposed land exchange involves Crown lands and the accompanying First Nations consultation process, the timelines have been longer than anticipated. Accordingly, the City and the applicant have agreed to finalize the parkland payment at this time and continue working on the land exchange opportunity.
