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File #: 15-543    Version: 2 Name:
Type: Staff Report Status: Passed
File created: 12/2/2015 In control: Council
On agenda: 12/7/2015 Final action: 12/7/2015
Title: Development Permit for a two-lot subdivision at 865-867 Kindersley Road
Attachments: 1. Staff Report DEV-15-066, 2. Appendix "A" - DP000058, 865-867 Kindersley Rd
REQUEST FOR DECISION

DATE: December 2, 2015 Report No. DEV-15-066
TO: Laurie Hurst, Chief Administrative Officer
FROM: Bill Brown, Director of Development Services
SUBJECT:

Title
Development Permit for a two-lot subdivision at 865-867 Kindersley Road
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RECOMMENDATION:

Recommendation
That Council approve Development Permit 000058 for a two-lot subdivision at 865-867 Kindersley Road, PID 004-671-961, Lot A, Section 10, Esquimalt District, Plan 12881, as attached as Schedule "A" to Staff Report DEV-15-066.
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RELEVANT POLICY:

Official Community Plan
Zoning Bylaw

STRATEGIC RELEVANCE:

The proposed development permit does not specifically support any of Council's strategic priorities.

BACKGROUND:

On October 26, 2015, Council approved Bylaw No. 2858, being a bylaw to rezone the property at 865-867 Kindersley Road from RD-1 (Two-family residential) to CD-94 (Comprehensive Development - 94). The new zoning allows the property to be subdivided into two lots (Schedule "B"). Because the property is located within Development Permit Area 5 - Enhanced Design Control Residential - a development permit is required for subdivision. The only development permit guideline that applies to the proposed subdivision is 9.7.5 (m) which states, "Retention and protection of trees and the natural habitat is encouraged where possible." The proposed subdivision allows for the protection of a Garry Oak in the south corner of the property.

Approval of the subdivision development permit does not result in the approval of the subdivision. Subdivision approval is the responsibility of the Subdivision Approving Officer. Technical details such as site servicing are dealt with through the subdivision approving process as opposed to the development permit process.

ISSUES:

1. Rationale for Selected Option
The proposed subdivision is consistent with the recent rezoning of the site.

2. Organizational Implications
Approval of t...

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