URBAN INFILL STUDY Update on Stage 3 May 6, 2019 Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
URBAN INFILL STUDY Update on Stage 3 May 6, 2019 Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
URBAN INFILL STUDY Update on Stage 3 May 6, 2019 Agenda Introduction Stage 3 update Next steps Recommendations 2 Urban 3 Infill WRIG OLD CLAYBURN RD. RESERVE BATEMAN RD. D O W N E S R D . D O W N E S
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- Introduction
- Stage 3 update
- Next steps
- Recommendations
Agenda
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WALMSLEY LAKE MILL LAKE RESERVE
N RD.
- MT. LEHMAN RD.
P E A R D O N V I L L E R D . TOWNLINE RD. M A R S H A L L R D . F R A S E R H W Y . PEARDONVILLE RD. OLD YALE RD. SOUTH FRASER WAY BLUERIDGE DR. U P P E R M A C L U R E R D . M A C L U R E R D . D O W N E S R D . C L E A R B R O O K R D . GLADWIN RD. HUNTINGDON RD. KING RD. MARSHALL RD. EMERSON ST. PEARDONVILLE RD. MACLURE RD. T R A F A L G A R S T. B O U R Q U I N C R . WARE ST. TRETHEWEY ST. M ACL U R E R D . O L D R I V E R S I D E R D . D O W N E S R D . M CC A L L U M R D .
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E L M W O O D D R . L A B U R N U M A V E . WRIG CLEARBROOK RD. SOUTH FRASER WAY GLADWIN RD. OLD CLAYBURN RD. MCKEE RD. B L U E J A Y S T . BATEMAN RD. RIVERSIDE RD. VYE RD. SUMAS WAY S U M A S W A Y ANGUS CAMPBELL RD. O L D Y A L E R D . MCMILLAN RD. M C K E E R D . YORK RD. WHATCOM RD. HW Y . N O . 1 VYE RD. TOWNLINE RD. PEARDONVILLE RD.
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MARSHALL RD. D . W H A T C O M R D . O L D C L A Y B U R N R D . SUMAS WAY H W Y . N O . 1 GEORGE FERGUSON WAY G E O R G E F E R G U S O N W A Y GEORGE FERGUSON WAY SOUTH FRASER WAY M C C A L L U M R D . MACLURE RD. O L D Y A L E R D . D e L A I R R D . L OWE R S U M A S M O U N T A I
New Neighbourhoods
Special Study Area B Special Study Area C Special Study Area D
South Poplar
H i g h w a y N
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So uth F r a s e r Wa y M c C a l l um Rd
Urban 3 Infill
Infjll Housing
- Single detached dwellings
- Duplexes
- Accessory units
Urban 3 Infill
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Background
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Options
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Regulations
Process
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July 23, 2018 Executive Committee Resolution: THAT staff be directed to continue to research, prepare and test draft infjll policies and regulations and report back to Council on the fjndings
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Stage 3
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Bylaw introduction Public hearing Adoption 7/23/2018 Infill policies, regulations and guidelines Bylaw adoption First draft Refjned draft
Recap - Stage 2 options
Panhandle Duplex Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Strata Rebuild
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Options with community support
(as presented to Council on June 18, 2018)
Panhandle Duplex Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Strata Rebuild
(reduced)
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July 23 draft regulations
Panhandle Duplex Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Strata Rebuild
(reduced)
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Staff have completed supporting studies and reviewed the July 23 draft policies and zoning regulations
Since July 23
(as directed by Council)
Panhandle Duplex Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Strata Rebuild
(reduced)
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Since July 23
Staff have drafted new policy to allow Council to consider
- n a case-by-case basis
Staff have completed supporting studies and reviewed the July 23 draft policies and zoning regulations
Panhandle Duplex Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Strata Rebuild
(reduced)
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(as directed by Council)
Work completed since July 23
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- Stakeholder fjndings
- Market testing
- Follow up work
Work completed since July 23
- Stakeholder fjndings
- Market testing
- Follow up work
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Stakeholder findings
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- Stakeholder meetings between late-July and October, 2018
- Range of feedback collected, including positive comments
and concerns
- Key concerns:
- Basement permissions
- Density permissions
- Upper-storey massing regulations
Work completed since July 23
- Stakeholder fjndings
- Market testing
- Follow up work
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Market study
- Tested infjll options using developer pro formas
- Completed by Urban Systems (Oct. 2018 - Feb. 2019)
- Land economics group
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Demolition Construction Servicing Contingency Land purchase at market value + transfer tax Professional City fees Insurance Other Profjt
Project viability
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Market study
Findings
Subdivision, conventional Duplex Subdivision, narrow Rebuild
(existing zoning)
Viability
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Findings
Subdivision, conventional Duplex Subdivision, narrow Rebuild
(existing zoning)
July 23 draft regulations
Viability
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Findings
Subdivision, conventional Duplex Rebuild
(existing zoning)
Subdivision, narrow
Add basements and increase floor space (from 0.45 to 0.5 FSR)
Viability
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Increase floor space (from 0.45 to 0.5 FSR)
Proposing
Subdivision, conventional Duplex Rebuild
(existing zoning)
Subdivision, narrow
Findings
Better balance between housing options Viability
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Work completed since July 23
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- Stakeholder fjndings
- Market testing
- Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
Follow up work
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Follow up work Follow up work
Duplex
(540 m2 lot)
0.5 FSR 0.45 FSR ~3,000 ft2 ~2,000 ft2 ~2,200 ft2 ~1,400 ft2 ~1,600 ft2 July 23 Proposing
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
- Floor space permissions
~3,600 ft2 ~4,000 ft2 ~2,600 ft2 25
Subd., conven
(300 m2 lot)
Subd., narrow
(300 m2 lot)
Rebuild
(540 m2 lot)
Follow up work
0.5 FSR 0.45 FSR ~3,000 ft2 ~2,000 ft2 ~2,200 ft2 ~1,400 ft2 ~1,600 ft2 July 23 Proposing
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
- Floor space permissions
~3,600 ft2 ~4,000 ft2 ~2,600 ft2 26
Duplex
(540 m2 lot)
Subd., conven
(300 m2 lot)
Subd., narrow
(300 m2 lot)
Rebuild
(540 m2 lot)
no basements
Follow up work
0.5 FSR 0.45 FSR ~3,600 ft2 ~4,000 ft2 ~2,600 ft2 ~4,000 ft2 ~2,000 ft2 ~2,200 ft2 ~1,400 ft2 ~2,200 ft2 July 23
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
Proposing
- Floor space permissions
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Duplex
(540 m2 lot)
Subd., conven
(300 m2 lot)
Subd., narrow
(300 m2 lot)
Rebuild
(540 m2 lot)
with basements
Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Upper storey massing
- Basement height
July 23: 0.8m (2.6ft) max basement height
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Upper storey massing
- Basement height
0.8m (2.6ft)
July 23: 0.8m (2.6ft) max basement height
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Upper storey massing
Proposing: 1.4m (4.6ft) max basement height
- Basement height
July 23: 0.8m (2.6ft) max basement height
1.4m (4.6ft)
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Follow up work
Street PL
- Floor space permissions
- Upper storey massing
- Basement height
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Proposing: 1.4m (4.6ft) max basement height July 23: 0.8m (2.6ft) max basement height
1.4m (4.6ft) g r a v i t y s e w e r
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
Follow up work
- Upper storey massing
S t r e e t
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
side setback
80% of 1st storey fmoor area
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
side setback
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
front setback
July 23: Upper setback from front and sides
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- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
Follow up work
- Upper storey massing
July 23: Upper setback from front and sides Proposing: Upper setback from front or side(s)
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
S t r e e t
80% of 1st storey fmoor area
Scenario A - Front
Proposing: Upper setback from front or side(s)
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
front setback
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
S t r e e t
Proposing: Upper setback from front or side(s)
80% of 1st storey fmoor area
Scenario B - One side
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
side setback
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
S t r e e t
Proposing: Upper setback from front or side(s)
80% of 1st storey fmoor area
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
side setback Scenario B - One side
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
S t r e e t
Proposing: Upper setback from front or side(s)
Scenario C - Front and one side
80% of 1st storey fmoor area
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
front setback
- Min. 1.2m (4ft)
side setback
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
Scenario C example
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
Upper storey (left) set back from lower storey
Scenario C example
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
Upper setback measured from structural posts
Scenario C example
Upper storey (front) set back from porch below
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
2nd storey 1st storey
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
No max storey height
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Follow up work
r e d u c e d m a s s i n g
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
5m (16.4ft) max storey height
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Follow up work
r e d u c e d m a s s i n g
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
3.7m (12ft) max storey height
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Follow up work
r e d u c e d m a s s i n g
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
proposing 4.3m (14ft) max storey height
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Follow up work
- Floor space permissions
- Basement height
- Upper storey massing
proposing 4.3m (14ft) max storey height
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Regulations
Duplex Rebuild Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
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0.50 FSR
- Max. density
July 23 Draft Proposed
0.45 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
Upper storey setbacks
1.2 m (4 ft) front and sides
Basement height above grade
Up to 0.8 m (3 ft) above grade
Upper storey fmoor area
Up to 80% of lower storey
Rebuild
8.5 m (28 ft) 1.2 m (4 ft) front
- r side(s)
Height
Up to 80% of lower storey + 4.3 m (14 ft) max storey height Up to 1.4 m (4.6 ft) above grade
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measured from lower storey exterior wall or porch structural posts
Duplex Rebuild Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Regulations
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Basements - Yes Accessory units - No
Duplex
- Max. density
July 23 Draft Proposed
0.45 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
- Min. lot width
and area Basements and accessory units Max garage and driveway width
Single-wide per unit and joined 0.50 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
Height
Single-wide per unit and joined 550 m2 (5,900 ft2) 18 m (59 ft) 550 m2 (5,900 ft2) Basements - No Accessory units - No + same massing controls as rebuilds 18 m (59 ft)
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Duplex Rebuild Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
Regulations
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Up to 1.4 m (4.6 ft) above grade
- Max. density
July 23 Draft Proposed
0.45 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
- Min. lot width
and area
12 m (39 ft) Double-wide 0.50 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
Height
300 m2 (3,200 ft2) 12 m (39 ft) 300 m2 (3,200 ft2)
Subdivision, conventional
Double-wide + same massing controls as rebuilds
Basement height above grade
Up to 0.8 m (3 ft) above grade
Max garage and driveway width
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Regulations
Duplex Rebuild Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
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- Max. density
July 23 Draft Proposed
0.45 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
- Min. lot width
and area
10 m (33 ft) Single-wide 0.50 FSR 8.5 m (28 ft)
Height
300 m2 (3,200 ft2) 10 m (33 ft) 300 m2 (3,200 ft2)
Subdivision, narrow
Garage - Single-wide
Max garage and driveway width Basements and accessory units
Basements - Yes Accessory units - No Basements - No Accessory units - No + same massing controls as rebuilds Driveway - Double
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Regulations
Duplex Rebuild Garden Suite Subdivision
(conventional)
Subdivision
(narrow)
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Max size July 23 Draft Proposed
55 m2 (592 ft2) Yes
Max height
One storey 12 m (39 ft)
Exempt from FSR?
4.5 m (15 ft)
Garden suite
- Min. lot frontage
- Min. lot area
540 m2 (5,800 ft2) + no basements and no stratifjcation 55 m2 (592 ft2) One storey 12 m (39 ft) 4.5 m (15 ft) 540 m2 (5,800 ft2) Yes
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Stakeholder follow-up
- Development Advisory Committee
- Support for the updated draft regulations and suggested a quicker
rezoning process for infjll projects
- Canadian Home Builders’ Association - Fraser Valley
- Support for the updated draft regulations and suggested a quicker
rezoning process for infjll projects
- Realtors
- Support for most of the changes, however there was concern about
the proposed FSR (0.5)
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Next steps
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Bylaw introduction Public hearing Adoption Infill policies, regulations and guidelines Bylaw adoption First draft Refjned draft
Recommendation THAT staff be directed to prepare Offjcial Community Plan Amendments, and Zoning Amendment Bylaws, based on the contents of this report, to implement the Urban 3-Infjll Study
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