° THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM

MEMORANDUM

TO: Land Use Committee April 14th, 1976

FROM: V.G. Borch, P. Eng.

Re: Subdivision of Land By-law ~ Minimum Parcel
Widths - RS-1l Zone

At the regular Council Meeting held on June 5th,
1972 the following resolution was passed:

"That as recommended in a Report from the
Planning & Zoning Committee May 31st, 1972 the following
recommendations with respect to minimum parcel width in
the RS-i (one family residential) zone be approved:

: 1. No change be made to Section 401 of the
Subdivision of Land By-law-at this time;

2. The Approving Officer not recommend to the
Municipal Council exemptions from the minimum parcel width
requirement except as follows:

(a) When the average frontage of the proposed
-parcels on any road in a subdivision is not less than 60

feet

(b) When (a) above is met no individual parcel
frontage be less than 54 feet".

Since June 1975 Council has considered ten subdivision
applications requiring Council approval for frontage exemption.
These ten subdivisions for the proposed creation of 117 residential

Subdivision of Land
pt for frontage, that is, the require-
area, etc. complied. In every case
equested frontage exemption approval.

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