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NEWELL BROWN SUBDIVSION

NEWELL BROWN SUBDIVSION. Draft Plan Approval Planning Advisory Committee Meeting – March 19 th , 2012 Mary C. Joyce-Smith, MCIP, RPP Senior Planner. SUBDIVISION REVIEW. The City of Cornwall has delegated subdivision approval.

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NEWELL BROWN SUBDIVSION

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  1. NEWELL BROWN SUBDIVSION Draft Plan Approval Planning Advisory Committee Meeting – March 19th, 2012 Mary C. Joyce-Smith, MCIP, RPP Senior Planner

  2. SUBDIVISION REVIEW • The City of Cornwall has delegated subdivision approval. • The Plan has been reviewed in respect of the policies of the Provincial Policy Statement, the Official Plan, existing Zoning on site and current design standards. This plan is the result of comments and input received from various City Departments and outside Agencies.

  3. CORRESPONDING APPLICATIONS • As well, tonight we are reviewing two Official Plan Amendments: a) A change in the Staging of the lands from Stage Three to Stage One Lands b) A change to Schedule 5 - Transportation to remove the Collector Street Network Study (CSN) requirements and to introduce a Local Road.

  4. Comments on Staging Changes • The Staging of lands in the City is based on the speed of development such that the building industry has a healthy inventory of lots. • The Data Book for 2011 showed development of about 40-50 singles and 10-15 semi lots, with multi lots developing as projects are proposed. • The Provincial Policy Statement directs the municipality to maintain at least a three year supply of: “residential units available through lands suitably zoned to facilitate residential intensification and redevelopment, and lands in draft approved and registered plans.”

  5. SCHEDULE 2 STAGING of LANDS

  6. SCHEDULE 5 TRANSPORTATION

  7. SUBDIVISION PROPOSAL • Review of a Draft Plan of Subdivision and Draft Plan Conditions: • 24 single family units • 22 small lot singles • 23 semi detached lots • 4 blocks for multi-units

  8. SUBDIVISION PROCESS • Once a plan receives Draft Plan Approval, there are set predetermined conditions that are associated with the plan. These conditions need to be met in order to obtain final approval and registration. PAC will note that the completion of the adjacent subdivision is key to the finalization of this plan as detailed in Condition 5.

  9. Limit of services Limit of services

  10. DRAFT PLAN CONDITIONS DEALING WITH CONCERNS OF ADJACENT PROPERTIES • These Draft Plan Conditions also detail provisions for the two adjacent properties along Cornwall Centre, 550 and 520 Cornwall Centre Road. Planning staff have met with each of these property owners to understand their concerns. The issue of screening fences will be key given the proximity of the road to 550, as well a driveway at the rear is proposed and the service(s) being brought to the property line. • The property at 520 will also have screening fencing around its perimeter and services brought to this property.

  11. Looking Southerly on to subject property - also 550 Cornwall Centre

  12. Looking South towards Mr. & Mrs. Bedard’s property - 520 Cornwall Centre

  13. Looking Easterly along Cornwall Centre Road

  14. West along Cornwall Centre Road

  15. SUBDIVISION REVIEW Concurrent with this Draft Plan Approval application, the Developer is also involved in the First Application process under Land Titles (formerly known as the Certification of Title) which is distinct and separate from the Draft Plan process. This is done in conjunction with the Subdivider’s Agreement and at that point the Developer can move to full Registration of the plan.

  16. Concluding comments • Planning Division staff would comment that this Draft Plan is completing the neighbourhood. • The Draft Plan is meeting the criteria of maintain an inventory of Draft Approved lots as directed in the PPS. • The timing of the registration of this plan is dependent on the speed of development which appears to be positive at this time.

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