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Schedule'A' Attached to and Forming Part of Bylaw #5243 Bella Vista West Neighbourhood Plan Plan Vernon Amendment Bylaw Number 5243,2010 \_t///, -'J,w: Land Use Map Land Use Deslgnatlons eBELLA V'STA WEST NE'GHBOURHOOI' PLAN AREA Thø eÊ In this Nêighbouthood Plan Aßa æ orily, and do not olñcieilY Íwm pad ol th¡s map, For thê offic¡tl tt ßion, sec th. Bclla Wsle West N.lghbouthood Han. r-----IHILLSIDERESIDENTIAL I ' SINGLE AND Tì¡JO FAMILY (RST) HTLLSTDE RESTDENTIAL (RMF) MULTI FAMILY fiä'å+'"?[ii3"tl^iä (RAH) [-l nesroE¡¡TrAL - Low DENSlnr (RLD) FZX aua¡l-xcRrcuLruRE (RA) l-_-l puelrc & lNslrurtoNAL (Pl) f_-l eenrs&oPENsPAcE (PS) I_I l-J OTHER MAP FEATURES NEIGFIBOURHOOD PLANNING ¡¡ç¡ gqUNOARy ,.\-. TRAILS Map 3 G:\3700-4699 LEGTSLATTVEANDREGULATORYSERVTCES\39oo BYLAWS\O2Bylaws,bysubject\PLANVERNON\AMENDMENTSTO5lSl\ocpamd5243-BellaV¡ste 350 Wêst Neighbourhood Plan doc
Schedule'A' Attached to and Forming Part of Bylaw #5243 Bella Vista West Neighbourhood Plan PLelî!@ Amendment Bylaw Number 5243,2010 3.0 Residential Goals: To provide a variety of sizes and formats of residential units in the context of existing residential development, including secondary suites. To pursue the provision of attainable housing units within the neighbourhood plan area. Provide opportunities for greater residential density where site conditions and locations provide the opportunity for greater utilization of existing infrastructure and services. Ensure that new development sustains existing views from adjacent residential units as much as possible. Ensure that new development considers the form and characteristics of existing adjacent residential units. Context: Existing residential development within the neighbourhood plan area consists of predominately single family development. However, there are components of multifamily development located on Peregrine Way and Adventure Bay Road. Average home size and average lot sizes in the neighbourhood plan area are higher than the City average. Home values within the plan area are also above average for the City. Residents ln the area include a mix of families, couples, active senior couples and some single person households. There is a significant component of residential occupancy within the plan area which is seasonal, with the neighbourhood experiencing more resiâents occupying their homes in the summer than during the winter months. Many of the current home owners within the neighbourhood plan area have a second residence outside the Okanagan where they spend the winter months. The majority of the existing development within the neighbourhood plan area that is designaied in the OCP 2008 as Residential Low Density is developed with single family dweiings. The Residential Low Density OCP 2008 designation permits a maximum unit density of 12 units per acre (30 units per hectare). The Hillside designation in the OCP 2008 áoer not include a maximum density provision. However, in Zoning Bylaw #5000, the HR1 - Hillside Residential Single and Two Family zone includes a maximum density of 10 units per acre (24 units per hectare). lt is important to protect the character of the existing neighbourhood as new development occurs. Conflicts can occur when the size and setbacks of new homes are out of scale and context with adjacent existing homes. GI37004699 LEGISLATIVEANDREGULATORYSERVICES\39oo West Nêighbourhood Plan doc BYLAWS\O2BYIAWS,bYSUbJECI\PLANVERNON\AMENDMENTSTO5lSI\OCPAMd5243-BEII9ViS'" 351
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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VERN
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PAGE 2 REGULAR OPEN COUNCIL AGENDA
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PAGE 4 TNSPECTORS (BC) (P. 78) MINI
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PAGE 8 REGULAR OPEN COUNGIL AGENDA
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PAGE 3 REGULAR OPEN MEETING OF COUN
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PAGE 9 Moved by Councillor Nicol, s
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PAGE 11 INFORMATION ITEMS: Council
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PAGE 2 PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNCIL -
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PAGE 4 NAME PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNC
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2009 Year in Review: Vernon Fíre -
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2009 Year ín Review: Vernon Fíre
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2009 Yeor ín Review: Vernon Fire -
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3- included in the application. The
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-5- APPROVALS DATE COUNCIL AGENDA I
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the CORPORAÏON of thE CITY Of VERN
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he CoRP0RATION of the CITY of VERNO
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30.008m = 127.979' Figure 6 @ à< o
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Project Details Tarqet Market The d
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Sustainability Sustainabiltv and re
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B.C. INTRODUCES CLIMATE ACTION LEGI
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SILGA - Southern Interior Local Gov
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Finance Division Policy Travel and
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Finance Division PolicY traveiano r
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L tir BRITISH CoruMere FEB f i 7iJ'
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Office of the Minister Ministry of
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ative that saw us bavel throughout
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TUESDAY,JANUARY 2Á, 2ßlo I BREAKI
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Buying a home? Can you tell if it w
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Mayor Lippert and Councillors Page2
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200e Bt7 RAILS WITH TRAILS Kelowna
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See also resolutions C1,3, CL4 and
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ln its response to the 2007 resolut
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mnintaining transportation infrastr
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File No.: 620.30.03/810 Ðated:- fe
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Board) which, as agent for the part
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The Regional Districts may, from th
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-3- C. Attachments: Figure 1 - Fees
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Figure 1 FEE SCHEDULE Schedule A At
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FEE SCHEDULE 2. PLANNING, DEVELOPME
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3- 5. The applicant has also indica
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-5- DEFINITIONS lnactive Bylaws are
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d Forrrrlng Part of BYlaw 5115 an L
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ARCHITECTURAL GUIDES fvlATERIALS '
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Draft Bella Vista West Nei Figure 1
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1 .0 Physical Characteristics The B
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l. Community facilities, services a
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3.0 Residential Goals; To provide a
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3.9 All properties designated Resid
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5.0 Neighbourhood Amenities - Parks
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j Does not adversely impact on high
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6.0 Transportation Goals: lmprove t
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Draft Betla Vista West Neighbourhoo
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Supportinq Policies: 7.1 Apply the
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8.0 Energy Goals: lntegrate the use
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10.0 Social Planning Goals: Ensure
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CLD l-R. No. I ctD PRIVATE SAN¡TAR
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ÜR iGIl\i AL REPORT/RECOMMEN DATIO
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-3- E. Relevant Historv: N/A F. G.
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the CoRPORATION of the CITY of VERN
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3- A new public park along the sout
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Ã H. Reasons for Bvlaw: N/A l. Res
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Gontents 1.0 Plan Overview....'....
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Protection and enhancement of wetla
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2.2 Goals To achieve this vision, t
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On October 14,2008, Council adopted
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developments further west along Oka
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5.0 Land Use GoncePt The Waterfront
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5.1 Mixed Use Gore The Mixed Use Co
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Area B Area B would develop as a mi
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5.1.2 Area B: Additional Policies 1
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5.5 Parks and Open Space Two distin
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5.7 Marshall Wetlands The weilands
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PAGE 2 BYLAW NUMBER 5186 3. Zoning
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THE CORPORATIO OF THE CITY OF VERNO
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