kinds of housing that can be built under the same government

programme classification. The committee's opinion was that
pecause of the range of types of housing and loctions
permitted, permitting a reduction of parking for all cases

would create parking deficiencies in a number of cases. Due to
this Committee, came to the decision that it would be
perferable to continue to consider individual applications on
their specific merits.

Changes being proposed to the Development Management Bylaw for
parking include requiring visitor parking and handicapped
parking as well as permitting a percentage of parking stalls to
he reduced in size. These changes will bring the Port
Coquitiam Parking Regulations into line with a number of other
GVRDO municipalities' parking standards.

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