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PC Meeting August 16, 1994 Cont'd

COMMENTS FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS

Engineering Department:
1. Service connection, and DCC’s at subdivision.

Parks and Recreation. Buiiding, Fire Department

Have expressed no objections.

DISCUSSION:

The owner of the subject property will be acquiring a strip of land (1.75
metres x 32.114 metres) From the neighbouring property to the south (1927
Salisbury Avenue). This will enlarge the subject property to the width
necessary for subdivision into two RS-2 lots. The two proposed lots will be
12.0 metres in width and 32.114 metres in depth. Both will exceed the minimum

ite area requirement of 375 square metres.

A site inspection of the subject property was conducted by Planning
Department Staff. The attached photographs show that the area on the west
gide of Oxford Street generally coatains older housing stock. New houses on
amall lots (many of which are 36 ft. wide or less) are found directly ecross

the atreet on the east side of Oxford.

The proposed two lot subdivision conforms to the Zoning Bylaw requirements
for RS-2 zoning. Approval of this Rezoning Application will permit the
construction of two new single family residences, which will improve the
appearance of the area. As this two lot residential subdivision conforms to

the Official Community Plan policies for infill, it ia recommended that this
application be supported, subject to the conditions noted above.

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Carlos FeLip toh./ M.c.I.P.
er, Director of Planning

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