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2. Implement revisions to the single-family zoning regulations for small lot zones
so that the scale of new housing on those lots will be more compatible to
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The project will consist of three phases:

Phase |
identity areas of concentration of small lots
determine age and condition of areas and their potential for infill

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develop criteria for identifying such areas and then delimit them

Phase It

comparative analysis of single-family zone regulations in City Zoning
Bylaw and those in other municipalities
identify aspects of Zoning Bylaw that allow for large, oversized houses

prepare draft amendments

Phase Ill

workshop with Council and public on proposals

refer draft amendments to building industry and local chapter of UDI for
input and comments

review comments and revise proposals

rake appropriate amendments to Zoning Bylaw

Consultation and Cooperation

The study will be undertaken by the Planning Department. There will be on-
going consultation with the Planning Committee, a sub-committee of Council that

is responsible for the City’s planning functions.

Once the areas allowing for infill have been identified and draft revisions to the
Zoning Bylaw have been made, public consultation will take place in the form of
information meetings. The local home builders’ association, chapter of the

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