V Assiniboia Community Committee Presentation May 28th, 2021

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V Bridgwater Town Centre Block 26 Assiniboia Community Committee Presentation May 28th, 2021

Transcript of V Assiniboia Community Committee Presentation May 28th, 2021

VBridgwater Town Centre Block 26

Assiniboia Community Committee Presentation

May 28th, 2021

Public Hearing Presentation Slide 2

Presentation Overview

Site Context

Development Summary

Requested Variances

Supporting Study

Development Process

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Block 26 Bridgwater Town CentreLocation

• Bridgwater Town Center of the Waverly West Ward

• Southeast corner of Centre St. and Park East Dr.

Site Profile

• 1.88 Ac

• Vacant

• Commerical Mixed Use (‘CMU’)

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Neighbouring Uses

North: Commercial (C2/C3)

South: Public Lane

2-Storey Duplex (RMF-S)

Vacant Parcel (CMU)

East: Park East Drive

2-Storey Duplex (RMF-S)

West: Centre Street

Ironclad ‘s “The Bravado” (CMU)

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Bridgwater Town Centre Block 26Development Summary

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DevelopmentSummary

155 Purpose Built Rental Units

1, 2 and 3 bedroom configurations

will be managed by Ironclad

Properties upon completion.

Two (2) 6-Storey Buildings

Building One (Centre St) includes

ground floor commercial and

residential. Building Two (Park East Dr)

is exclusively residential.

204 Vehicular Parking Stalls

Distributed along the surface and

underground parkade.

Centre Street - West Elevation

Public Lane - South Perspective

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95 Bicycle Parking Stalls

Along Centre St, north of Park East

Dr, surface & underground parkade.

7 Commercial Units

Residential Amenity Spaces

Fitness Centre, Lounge &

Rooftop Patio

Main Street Urbanization

Plaza’s & landscaping similar to

“The Bravado”

On-Site Amenities

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Requested Variances

The Bridgwater Town Centre NASP encourages densities and design guidelines that are not consistent under CMU zoning.

Requested variances to the CMU standards of the Zoning By-law include:

Decreased lot area per dwelling to 524 sq.ft. instead of 800 sq.ft.

Reduced front yard setback of 10.2 ft instead of 25 ft

Front yard balcony projection of 4ft instead of 3.4ft

Reduced corner side yard of 15.3 instead of 20ft

Reduced south side yard of 15 ft instead of 20 ft

Increased building heights of 73ft & 66 ft instead of 60ft

Accessory parking area to permit south side yard of 4.2 ft instead of 8ft

The requested variances are substantially similar to the approved variances for Block 25 “The Bravado”

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Supporting Study:Servicing & Density

• Bridgwater Town Centre NASP encourages higher-densities within the Commercial Mixed Use Policy Area.

• This is required to support local commercial establishments & is not consistent to CMU zoning standards.

• Servicing Study conducted in Jan 2021 compares potential density to the built/proposed densities:

• 2586 potential units

• 1718 proposed/built units

• Town Centre has sufficient servicing capacity for the development proposal of 155 units.

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Assiniboia

Community

Committee

Meetings with Public

Works & Local Councilor

Discussed preliminary

site design

Project Mailers

Distributed To

Adjacent

Neighbours

Delivered to 35

residents & 27

commercial

businesses

Jan

2021

Submitted

DAV-C &

Development

Application

DAV-C Processed

Administratively

May

2021March

2021

Feb

2021

May

2021

Development Process

VThank You!

Assiniboia Community Committee Presentation

May 28th, 2021

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Extra Slides

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Supporting Studies:Shadow Study

• The following diagram analyzes potential shadow impact onto neighbouringland uses

• The study includes the proposed development and “The Bravado” at full build out

• Results indicate minimal shadow impact during the spring and summer equinox

Spring Equinox

Summer Equinox

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Supporting Studies:Shadow Study

• The properties will not be impacted during the Fall Equinox

• The commercial land uses and northern most Townhomes to the North will experience increased shadow during the winter months when the sun is at its lowest (sunrise & sunset)

• The proposed development is anticipated to meet the City’s sunlight requirements & will not adversely impact neighbouring properties

Fall Equinox

Winter Equinox