(b) And to provide objectives for the form and
Character of multi-family development in such
area in recognition of its importance to the City.

4, Conditions Justifying

(a)

(d)

(e)

Slope gradient in the development permit area varies
from a low of 15 percent upwards to over 25 percent.
This steepness of Slope requires geotechnical
examination of building foundations and slope
retainment.

Lot grading and building excavation require controls
to limit erosion and undermining of slopes.

Slope stablization by landscaping and man made
Structures requires examination to ensure finished
grades are stable.

The area is located on a slope visible from the Trans
Canada Highway, Lougheed Highway and Mary Hill Bypass
Highway.

The area is located at a major entry into the City of
Pert Coquitlam

General Regulations

(a)

Development plans for properties where the Slope of
land exceeds 15 percent are to include provision for
site retention through landscaping and man made
retention.

No retainment shall be placed closer than 1.2 metres
to a property line.

All lot grading and excavation work shall be designed
by a professional engineer specializing in
geotechnical work.

All retainment having a height greater than 1 metre
shall be designed and approved by a professional
engineer.

Landscaping metheds shall conform with standards in

the 1985 edition of the "British Columbia Landscape

Standards" published by the B.C. Society of Landscape
Architects and the B.C. Nursery Trades Association.

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