CD-1 Rezoning: 546 W.13th Avenue

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CD-1 Rezoning: 546 W.13th AvenuePublic Hearing – July 13, 2021

Site and Surrounding Zoning

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Context: Current Site

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Context: Current Site

VIEW FROM W.13th Avenue

Local Services and Amenities

Site

DouglasPark

Mount Pleasant

Park

CharlstonPark

Tea Swamp

ParkLilian To

Park

GrimmettPark

Sun HopPark

Prince Edward

Park

WillowPark

Laurel Landbridge

Park

Edith CavellElementary

L’EcoleBillingue

Elementary

12 min(800 m)

Simon FraserElementary

HeatherPark

Jonathan Rogers

Park

8 min(600 m)

4 min(400 m)

Park

Skytrain

Childcare

School

Community Centre

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Policies

View Protection Guidelines• Queen Elizabeth Park

Broadway Plan Interim Rezoning Policy • Rezoning applications considered

for social housing projects

Proposal

• 135 units• 35% family units• Height of 40 m (131.2

ft.)• 6.05 FSR • 2 levels of

underground parking• Application submitted

December 1, 2020• 473 on-site and off-

site construction jobs

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Form of Development

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• Council-approved Public Protected View

• Building Width• Massing Articulation• Public Realm

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Form of Development

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Council-Approved Public Protected View(View 3 - Queen Elizabeth Park)

• Approved by City Council in 1989• Location amended in 2008 • Re-ratified in 2011• Secures broad views toward North Shore

Mountains• Development complies with protected public view

Housing Affordability

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• Proposed building meets City’s definition of Social Housing

• Applicant has been successful in receiving BC Housing funding to deepen affordability through the CHF: • 20% of homes will be offered at “deep subsidy” rates• 50% of homes will be offered at rent-geared-to-income rates, with an

income maximum set at Housing Income Limits (HILS) levels• 30% of homes will be offered at Affordable Market Rents

Tenant Relocation Plan

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Existing Tenant Profile:• 21 units on site, all currently tenanted • Current rents range $450 to $800

Tenant Relocation Plan:• All tenants covered by TRP

• Permanent rehousing option • Maintain affordability for existing residents• Support for relocation / special circumstances (moving expense, compensation)• Communication and engagement• Right of First Refusal

Public Consultation

Support • Housing for women and

children• Site location• Building density and

height• Building design

Concerns• Building height and density• Privacy, sunlight and views• Parking on-site

Public Consultation - Response

• Building height and density• Base zoning permits height up to 120 ft, proposal is 11 ft higher• Existing 13-storey development across the street

• Privacy, sunlight and views• Additional plantings for privacy• Shadows to the north do not shadow significant public spaces• Site is within view cone that protects views of North Shore mountains

• Parking• The parking provisions will comply with the Social Housing provisions

of the Parking By-law• Reduced parking requirements lower the overall project cost to support

the delivery of new social housing

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Conclusion

• Meets the intent of Housing Vancouver Strategy and Affordable Housing Policies

• Delivers approx. 135 social housing units

• Staff recommend approval