10-30-2024, 05:01 PM
The city approved this at last nights Planning and Strategic Initiatives Meeting it still has to go through final council approval at the next meeting.
Like normal Chapman was complaining about it, however Councillor Deneault pointed out that Chapman lives in the area and might have a conflict of interest which was a rather tense confrontation. With Chapman getting a wry smile after the confrontation.
Chapman and Johnston both had issues with traffic and complaining that all the TISs locally are done by one company but the planner pointed out that both city and regional staff had no issues and it takes into consideration the future units from 200 Victoria, Victoria and Park and then the property between 100/Garment and the Vic/Park development. So with that answer it basically made all of Chapmans issues moot which she like normal really didn't like it.
The developer is also applying for CMHC funding meaning a portion will be set aside for affordable housing units, there isn't an exact count yet since things might change at SPA but the value that will be given should the developer get funding is more than what is required as per inclusionary zoning.
Like normal Chapman was complaining about it, however Councillor Deneault pointed out that Chapman lives in the area and might have a conflict of interest which was a rather tense confrontation. With Chapman getting a wry smile after the confrontation.
Chapman and Johnston both had issues with traffic and complaining that all the TISs locally are done by one company but the planner pointed out that both city and regional staff had no issues and it takes into consideration the future units from 200 Victoria, Victoria and Park and then the property between 100/Garment and the Vic/Park development. So with that answer it basically made all of Chapmans issues moot which she like normal really didn't like it.
The developer is also applying for CMHC funding meaning a portion will be set aside for affordable housing units, there isn't an exact count yet since things might change at SPA but the value that will be given should the developer get funding is more than what is required as per inclusionary zoning.