Jamie Robertson, SBM, agent for Gold Leaf Properties Inc. presented the application stating that the applicant is asking to rezone the property to allow for 19 rental units for senior living. He stated that the application is to allow for townhouse use and 7m rear yard setback where the zoning by-law requirement is 10m.
The Clerk stated that no correspondence was received for the application
Jim Hansen of 6820 Proof Line questioned what portion of property will not be in either Holding or Environmental Protection zones. The agent for the applicant stated that the EP zone and Holding provisions represent approximately 40% of the site.
Brian Prouse of 3 Park Lane questioned the ground water monitoring that has taken place on site. The agent for the applicant stated that the monitoring has been completed as part of the studies and no issues are expected long term with respect to ground water. He stated that the studies are being finalized and that no increase in outflow of water pre/post development is anticipated. Mr. Prouse asked about fencing along the back of the property. The agent stated that there is no plan for fencing at that location.
Janet Cullen of 64 King Street asked where visitor parking would be. Applicant Cindy Read stated that the site has allocated 3 visitor parking spaces and each unit has a garage and driveway space. Ms. Read stated that all municipal requirements are being met for the development. It was questioned whether there would be a stop sign at Clyde St. The applicant stated that a Traffic Study has been completed. Janet Cullen asked how the landlord will determine who is a senior for rental purposed and questioned if the units were accessible. The applicant stated that all units are accessible and are geared to seniors 55+ as the units are not functional for families.