Betty Crevier

1315 Elinor Crescent
Port Cocuitlam, B. @.
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942-502°

August 5, 1988

Traboulay
Council Members:

In viewing Genstars Proposal to rezone property located
south of the southern end of Eastern Drive and east of Mary Hill
Road amending the controlling of development of the land RM-3
and A~l:

RE: RM-3 I perceive that single family dwellingsjin Phase [I
and Phase II combined number 237 units, 126 and lll respectively
to be less than that of the multifamily dwellings, numbering 268
units. May I suggest that a compromise be met between City and
Developer to reduce the proposed area to a lower ratio of develop-
ment for townhouses. This consequently lowering the number of
units. It is in my opinion, too large a parcei of land and should
be reduced, allowing for more singie family dwellings.

1. RE: A-L Skyline Park, costing $111,200.00, should be left
in a more natural state as is PoCo Trail, considering there is a
park close by Eastern Drive, called Eastern Park. Otherwise a

small playing field constructed within Skyline Park in a natural
setting as is PoCo Trail.

2. If am concerned that the lower part of the power line easement
west of Eastern Drive at this time will be left in it’s natural
state, but is there a plan for the future? If not, would it not
be imperative at this time to settle on a agreement that no
development be undertaken in the future?

3. RM-3 is not showing A-1 as should per capita and land area
size. Certain areas within the townhouse developments should have
there own playing areas or park areas and maintained by themselves,
independently or privately.

Yours truly,