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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM C v U \ C | [

JUL 7 - 1986

MEMORANDUM

TO: B.R. Kirk DATE:
City Administrator

July 2, 1986

FROM: W. Brown
Director of Community Planning

SUBJECT: Development Permit 13/86
2130 Prairte Avenue

RECOMMENDATION: That City Council pass a resolution issuing
a Development Variance Permit, relaxing the
sideyard requirements for Lots 17 and 18 of
D.tL. 's 36 and 464 Plan 1951. The
following reduction of sideyards is
permitted for:

Lot 17 east sideyard
the west sideyard
Lot 18 west sideyard
the east sideyard

reduced to 0.914 metres (3 feet)
reduced to 0.609 metres (2 feet)
reduced to 0.914 metres (3 feet)
reduced to 0.609 metres (2 feet)

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COMMENTS:

This application is to move an existing single family dwelling,
that is located across two lots, onto one the lots and
construct a new house on the other’ lot. The lots in question
are 10 metres (33 feet) wide. It ts because of this width, the
owner Is requesting a development variance permit to relax the
R$-1 side yard requirements from 1.2 metres (3.9 feet) to 0.76
metres (2.5 feet).

The Committee is recommending that sideyards be relaxed, but
that the relaxation be limited by offsetting the houses towards
thelr common interior lot line. Reasoning for this limitation
ts to minimise Impact upon neighbouring houses. The setbacks
recommended 0.914 metres (3 feet) and 0.609 metres (2 feet) are
based on the minimum bullding sideyard setback permitted by the
Bullding Code, 0.609 metres (2 feet).

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