Guidieines:

Character of Buildings:

All buildings, structures, and expansion or addition
thereto shall be architecturally coordinated and should be
planned in a comprehensive manner, giving consideration to
the relationship between buildings and open areas,
efficiency of the circulation systems, visual impact and
design compatibility with the surrounding developments.

Planning of all buildings subject to Development Permits
Shall be made with due consideration to the relation
between building height, site coverage, yard setbacks, view
corridors and in relation to surrounding properties and
streets.

Siting and Accesses:

Notwithstanding any provisions of the "City of Port
Coquitlam Zoning Bylaw, 1987, No. 2240" no multi-family
building shall be sited within 7.5 meters of Mary Hill Road
or Shaughnessy Street and all yards facing these streets
shall be used exclusively for landscaping and/or outdoor
recreation; except that these setbacks may be reduced
and/or dedicated to an alternate use, when in the opinion
of the Municipality a significant improvement to the design
is achieved by doing so.

Where possible, vehicular access to multi-family
dévelopments fronting Mary Hill Road or Shaughnessy Street
should be achieved from a side road or a service lane, in
consideration of the heavy traffic of the aforementioned
roads.

Landscaping:

Substantial landscaping, to sereen parking areas from the
streets and ad jacent residential buildings and
interplanting of the parking areas with trees is required.
Retention of mature trees to integrate into the overall
landscaping is encouraged.

All vegetation use for landscaping shall be mature and of a
quality acceptable to the Municipality. All planting must
comply with the standards of or standards similar of those
of the B.C.N.T.A.

All materials other than vegetation, used for landscaping
shall be 'non-skid' type and of durable quality.

All landscaping fronting the street shall use trees
wherever possible.

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