: Obstacles i in the neighbourhoods
) apartr rent buildings ' out of the skyline

eee Ss the jal oft 1990; Ray I Lovatad of 5012. , Park Ave:
filed’ a rezoning’ ‘application with the City of Terrace. The application
: involved: a piece of property located at'4742 Davis Ave. —on the east
: side of. Eby ‘St. between Davis and Walsh. The property was zoned
7 Single and Two Family Residential (R2) and designated High Density
a Residential on. the Official Community Plan. Lovstad wanted it
“rezoned toR3.
. ‘His -plan offered Terrace, with its near zero vacaricy rate,
something between 27 and 30 middie- and upper-range, two- and cee
_ three-bedrobm rerital units. They would be: located on a nicely.“ ...:
“ Jandscaped site, he. promised, that would enhance the’ surrounding
“+ neighbourhood. ok
And there was a ‘bonus. Lovstad. offered the city a 33-foot -
_ easement for a road right-of: “way on the Davis Ave. side’ of -his.
property, provided the city paid for all the survey and transfer costs.
The Lovstad proposal was rejected by the neighbourhood and the ze
oe rezoning application was subsequently,denied by the city ==
~-* On Dec. 18, 1990; Tom Bruckal, president, of Tribruck Invest-. °
“ments based in Abbotsford, filed a rezoning ‘application with the City
. of Terrace. The application involved ‘a piece of property located at
3221 Kenney St. — immediately west of the Kenney St. -Lazelle ‘Ave. be
intersection. ~ |

Bruckal was proposing to build a 48-unit apartment building, but! oy
prior to purchasing the property, he wanted assurance from the city . ;
_. ‘that he would be allowed to build. To do this, the city would have to _ .
-.... Change the zoning on the property from Single and Two Family: oye
- Residential (R2) to Residential and Multi-Family Dwelling (R83)... :
ees - The Bruckal: ‘proposal was rejected by the neighbourhood and the vee
a rezoning application was subsequently denied by the city. | -

Terrace Review — April 3, I 992°