Planning Advisory Committee March 17, 2021 - 7:00 Pm Via: Web Conferencing

PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE MARCH 17, 2021 - 7:00 PM VIA: WEB CONFERENCING AGENDA A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Regular Meeting – February 17, 2021 B. ZONING APPLICATIONS 1. JFD Holdings – 891 Riverside Drive Zone amendment to permit dwelling units, office space, convenience store, counselling service, personal services, studio, contractor’s shop, service and repair contracting and light manufacturing 2. Oak Ridge Manufacturing Inc. – Lian Street and Langille Drive Extension Rezone portion of properties from FD to R1-N, from FD to MR-4 and FD to MR-2 Tentative plan of subdivision to create 1 MR-2 lot and 1 MR-4 lot 3. David Peddle – 616, 618 Union Street Rezoning from DC to COR-1 Variances to permit 6 storey mixed used building 4. River Stone Recovery Centre – 184 Woodstock Road Zone amendment to permit a drop-in community centre and 9 supported housing units (assisted living) 5. City of Fredericton – Housekeeping Amendments Implementation of the Municipal Plan– Zoning by-law amendments C. SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS 1. Surtek Group Inc. – 3525 Woodstock Road - Deferred - Tentative plan of subdivision to create 1 new lot Lot frontage variance D. VARIANCE APPLICATIONS E. OLD BUSINESS 2 F. NEW BUSINESS G. BUILDING PERMITS To receive building permits for the month of February 2021 H. ADJOURNMENT PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 17, 2021 CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS AND VIA WEB CONFERENCING Attendance: Rodney Blanchard, Chairman Staff: Marcello Battilana Melissa Dawe Angela DuPlessis, Secretary Fiona Williams Alicia Brown Neill McKay Tony Dakiv Sandra Kolaczek Felix McCarthy Councillor John MacDermid Stephen Hartley Councillor Kevin Darrah Councillor Mark Peters The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm. The Chair and Councillor MacDermid welcomed the observers under the “A week in the life of a Councillor” to the PAC meeting. APPROVAL OF MINUTES It was moved by Councillor MacDermid and seconded by Councillor Darrah that the minutes of the regular meeting and annual business meeting of January 20, 2021 be approved. CARRIED unanimously REPORTS 1. MHM Property Management – 113 George Street Consideration was given to an application submitted by MHM Property Management Ltd., to rezone land from TP-6 to MR-2 to allow construction of an eight unit apartment building at 113 George Street. Staff gave an overview of the Planning Report. On a question regarding the Design Review Committee staff advised that that they only refer if there are design issues, but we didn’t feel this development was warranted for the additional review. Marty Mockler of MHM Property Management advised that he has worked closely with staff, and that the development will include 2 affordable housing units and 1 barrier free unit. Mr. Mockler advised that he went to some of the neighbours and they all expressed support. On a question regarding the parking, he advised that he plans to move the barrier free parking spot closer to the unit. Brent Stewart expressed concern over the design of the building, and thought that the TP-6 standards should be applied. He read his written submission for the Committee that was submitted to the Planner. It was moved by Councillor MacDermid and seconded by Councillor Peters that the application to rezone land from TP-6 to MR-2 to allow construction of an eight unit apartment building at 113 George Street be approved, subject to the following terms and conditions: a) The site be developed generally in accordance with Map II attached to Planning Report 4/21, to the satisfaction of the Development Officer; b) Final building design be substantially in accordance with Maps III, IV and V attached to Planning Report 4/21 and shall incorporate visual screening along the length of the third floor balcony to the satisfaction of the Development Officer; c) A final parking and landscape plan be provided showing tree, shrub and fencing detail to the satisfaction of the Development Officer prior to issuance of a building permit; d) The applicant provide documentation confirming two units will be allocated under an affordable housing program to the satisfaction of the Development Officer; e) Municipal servicing, including backflow preventers and a new sanitary manhole for flushing, are to be to the satisfaction of the Director of Engineering and Operations at time of building permit application. A storm water management and lot grading plan is to be provided at time of building permit application. There is no on-street storm system on George Street; storm water is to be managed on site; f) The applicant is responsible for the costs of any applicable driveway curb cuts, curb reinstatements and sidewalk replacement. Curb and sidewalk work is to be done by the City of Fredericton; g) Property is located in Wellfield Zone B; all plans must conform to the NB Wellfield Protected Area Designation Order. Refer inquiries to the City Wellfield Protection Officer. Discussion on the motion: Councillor MacDermid commented that perhaps in the next zoning review staff should consider shadow casting standards/regulations. CARRIED unanimously 2. Bella Properties – 616, 620 Forest Hill Road Consideration was given to an application submitted by Bella Properties Inc., to amend terms and conditions in order to permit construction of a 5 storey (56 unit) apartment building at 616- 620 Forest Hill Road. Staff gave an overview of the Planning Report. Councillor MacDermid commented that it would have been nice to see the approved plan in comparison to the new one. Gabriel Elzayat had nothing to add to the staff report. It was moved by Councillor MacDermid and seconded by Melissa Dawe that the application to permit construction of a 5 storey (56 unit) apartment building at 616-620 Forest Hill Road by amending terms and conditions associated with By-law No. Z-5.196, adopted August 10, 2020, by repealing and replacing terms and conditions (a), (b) and (e) as follows: a) The site be developed generally in accordance with Map II attached to Planning Report 5/21 to the satisfaction of the Development Officer; b) Final building design be substantially in accordance with Map III & IV attached to Planning Report 5/21 to the satisfaction of the Development Officer; e) Building height be limited to 5 storeys as shown on Map III attached to Planning Report 5/21 to the satisfaction of the Development Officer. CARRIED unanimously Minutes of PAC Meeting – February 17, 2021 2 3. Paul McCarthy – 54, 56 Coronation Street Consideration was given to an application submitted by Paul McCarthy for subdivision to create 1 new R-2 lot, including a 1.07 metre lot frontage variance for both 54 and 56 Coronation Street. Paul McCarthy was present and had nothing to add to the staff report. It was moved by Neill McKay and seconded by Melissa Dawe that the application for subdivision to create 1 new R-2 lot, including a 1.07 metre lot frontage variance for both 54 and 56 Coronation Street, be approved. Pursuant to Section 75(1) of the Community Planning Act, the following terms and conditions will be imposed upon the subdivision by the Development Officer: a) The final plan of subdivision be submitted in substantially in accordance with Map II attached to Planning Report 7/21 to the satisfaction of the Development Officer. b) Access, servicing, lot grading and storm water management be to the satisfaction of the Director of Engineering and Operations. CARRIED unanimously OLD BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS BUILDING PERMITS It was moved by Councillor Darrah and seconded by Melissa Dawe that the building permits for the month of January 2021 be received. CARRIED The meeting adjourned at 7:44 pm. ____ Rodney Blanchard, Chair Angela DuPlessis, Secretary Minutes of PAC Meeting – February 17, 2021 3 B4 - 184 Woodstock Road Public comments received as of 11:00 am March 12, 2021 Comments from: Page Comments from: Page 1. Carol Sykes ...................................................... 2-3 48. J. M. Bustin & R. H. Cockburn ........................... 55 2. Laurel Lewey ...................................................... 4 49. Charles Wiesner ................................................ 55 3. Joan McCready ................................................... 4 50. Tiffany Russell ............................................. 56-57 4. Donald Fraser ................................................. 5-6 51. Mark Haines-Lacey ........................................... 58 5. Mark Hazlett ................................................... 7-8 52. Lindsay Cameron .............................................. 59 6. Gisele Belyea ................................................. 9-10 53. Dennis Atchison ................................................ 60 7. Sabina Keenan.................................................. 11 54. Bronwyn Bonney .............................................. 60 8. Andy Belyea .................................................... 12 55. George & Roberta Haines ........................... 61-63 9. Jennifer Lutes .............................................. 13-15 56. Anthony Chown ................................................ 64 10. Dawn & Stephen Mockler ............................... 16 57. Kathy Warren ................................................... 65 11. Helen Hutchinson ....................................... 17-18 58. Sandra Jamieson ............................................... 66 12. Derek Weeks ............................................... 19-20 59. Margaret J Simon.............................................. 67 13. A.R. Menzies & Sons ......................................

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