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Mr. B.R. Kirk DATE: Aprii 30, 1993
City Administrator File: 10/92, 11/92, 37/92

Carlos Felip
Director of Planning

2211 Prairie Avenue — Rezoning Application 10/92, Official Commmity
Plan Amendment 11/92, and Development Permit Application 37/92
Planning and Development Committee — May 4, 1993

RECOMMENDATION =

That Council grant a one-year extension to Rezoning Application 10/92,
Official Community Plan Amendment Application 11/92, and Development Permit
Application 37/92, subject to the provisions of "Development Procedures Bylaw,
1987, No. 2243".

BACKGROUND:

This rezoning application is to enable the development of a non-profit
housing project on the site of Trinity United Church at 2211 Prairie Avenue.
The project consists of 18 townhouses for families and a 13 unit apartment
building for seniors. The Rezoning and Official Community Plan Amendment
applications received third reading on June 15, 1992.

Under the provisions of the Development Procedures Bylaw, the project
‘shall not be considered for (final) adoption" unless Council extends the time
for consideration for adoption.

The applicant has sent the attached letter requesting an extension. There
is certainty that completion of the project covld not occur on or before June
15, 1993.

DISCUSSION:

The application was unable to proceed after receiving third reading
because the project did not receive an allocation for funding in the 1992 B.C.
Housing management Commission Non-profit Proposal Call. The Trinity Housing
Society will be re-submitting the proposal for funding under the 1993
Non-profit Proposal Call.

It is therefore recommended that a one-year extension to these
applications be granted subject to compliance with the Development Procedures
Bylaw.

Carlos FelipSuc Atch., M.C.I.P.
Registered Planner Director of Flanning
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