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July 23, 1990/2006

(a) The height of principal buildings shall not exceed 30 meters
(98.43 feet);

ii) The height of accessory buildings shall not exceed 4.5 meters (15
feet).

(9) Accessory Off-Street Parking: no change

It is further recommended that the following definitions be inserted
in the appropriate place within “Part 1 =~ Interpretation” of the
"Port Coquitlam Zoning Bylaw, 1987, No. 2240":

Building Envelope:

Means the area enclosed by a vertical projection of the outside of
the area within a lot in which buildings are permitted.

Building Footprint:

Means the horizontal area produced by a vertical projection of the
outside of the outermost walls of a building.

Density:

Means a measurement of development intensity on 4 lot, expressed as
floor area ratio, lot area per dwelling unit, or unit density.

Finished Grade:

Means the average elevation of the perimeter of a building, or a
structure at its intersection with the ground, excluding underground
entrances.

Indoor Recreation Areas:

Means a building or a portion of a building specifically designed to
accommodate meetings or recreational activities and available for use
by all occupants of a residential complex.

Lot Area Per Dwelling Unit:

Means the minimum amount of lot surface area, required for each
dwelling unit on a lot.

Natural Grade:

Means the elevation of the surface of a lot at the date of
application for a Development Permit, in relation to the lot, as
determined by the building inspector by observation or from a survey
plan submitted for the lot.

Outdoor Recreation Areas:

Means an outdoor area specifically designed for recreational use and
available for use by all. occupants of a residential complex.