(3) Guidelines:
(a) Character of Buildings:

All buildings, structures, and expansion or additions 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

’ coverage, yard setbacks and in relation to
surrounding properties and streets.

Townhouses or apartments shall not back onto public roads.
fencing along public roads must

access to the residential

appropriately designed gates.

Siting and Accesses:

Where possible vehicular access to multi-family developments
Should be achieved from a side road or rear lane.

Parking for commercial developments facing Dominion Avenue wiil
hot be permitted on the yards facing Dominion Avenue. Where
parking is located in a yard facing a road, appropriate
landscaping shall be provided to soften the visual impact of the
parking area from the road.

Vehicular access to commercial or multi-family developments will
not be permitted from Dominion Avenue.

Access to multi-family developments from Fremont Road will be
discouraged; where access from Fremont Road is unavoidable,
turning movements may be restricted.

Landscaping:

Substantial landscaping to screen parking areas from the streets
and adjacent residential buildings and interplanting of the
parking area with trees is tegquired.

All vegetation used for landscaping shall be mature and of a
quality acceptable to the Municipality. All planting must
comply with the standards of or standards similar to 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.

Ail landscaping fronting a street shall use trees whenever
possible.

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