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File #: BL 14-006    Version: 1 Name: Bylaw 2014-04: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 20-2009
Type: Bylaw Status: Carried
File created: 2/12/2014 In control: Legislative Matters
On agenda: 3/11/2014 Final action: 3/11/2014
Title: PUBLIC HEARING - 11:00 a.m. (60 mins.) Bylaw 2014-04 Proposed amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 20-2009 to redistrict a portion of N.E. 03-53-26-W4M from the IRD - Industrial Reserve District to the MI - Medium Industrial District and all of S.E. 03-53-26-W4M from the IRD - Industrial Reserve District to the BI - Business Industrial District on Land Use District Map 9 and 9A. Proposed Motion(s) 1. That Bylaw No. 2014-04 receive second reading.
Attachments: 1. Chair's Notes, 2. Administrative Report, 3. Bylaw 2014-04 (IRD to BI-MI), 4. Schedule A to Bylaw 2014-04, 5. Outline Plan Policy PD-033, 6. Key Plan, 7. Current Land Use Districting Map, 8. Amendment Application, 9. Concept Drawing - Proposed Subdivision
Related files: BL 14-003
Title
PUBLIC HEARING - 11:00 a.m. (60 mins.)
 
Bylaw 2014-04
Proposed amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 20-2009 to redistrict a portion of N.E. 03-53-26-W4M from the IRD - Industrial Reserve District to the MI - Medium Industrial District and all of S.E. 03-53-26-W4M from the IRD - Industrial Reserve District to the BI - Business Industrial District on Land Use District Map 9 and 9A.
 
Proposed Motion(s)
1.      That Bylaw No. 2014-04 receive second reading.
 
Body
Administration Recommendation(s)
The County requires a comprehensive outline plan, as set forth in Policy PD-033,  to be prepared prior to the scheduling of a Public Hearing to consider the redistricting. The applicant in this particular circumstance has requested that Council consider the redistricting prior to an Outline Plan and detailed servicing analysis. Administration is of the position that there may be merit in allowing the variance to the policy in order to position the lands for development. In this circumstance Administration recommends scheduling the public hearing and considering two readings of the redistricting bylaw. Final reading should be held in abeyance until the developer provides a complete Outline Plan and supporting reports. At this time the lands are generally in conformity with the draft Acheson Area Structure Plan, however, specific comments on the potential impacts on the County based on the predistricting of the lands can not be provided until the Outline Plan and supporting documents are completed.
 
Purpose
The Applicant is requesting a Land Use Bylaw amendment to redistrict the lands to facilitate the subdivision of industrial/commercial parcels within the East Half of 03-53-26-W4M and within Zone 4 of the Acheson Industrial Area.
 
Summary
The applicant has made application to amend the Land Use Bylaw and redistrict the lands within the East Half of 03-53-26-W4M for industrial/commercial uses within the BI - Business Industrial District and MI - Medium Industrial District. The application is generally consistent with the land use policies under the Capital Region Growth Plan and the County's Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 37-2007, and the Acheson Industrial Area Structure Plan Bylaw No. 20-97 subject to confirmation of decommissioning of oil/gas improvements within the subject area.
 
Strategic Plan
Bylaw No. 2014-04 is consistent with Goal 1 under the Economic Development Section of Parkland County Council's Strategic Plan: "Parkland County will mitigate its revenue risk through diversification of its revenue stream".
 
Financial Impact:
Cost:  N/A
Source of Funding: N/A  
 
Alternatives:
1)      Council could recess the Public Hearing pending the Applicant providing Administration with a satisfactory Outline Plan.
2)      Upon closing the Public Hearing, Council could defeat Bylaw No. 2014-04 at second reading.
3)      Council could close the Public Hearing and give second reading, but defer third reading until the Applicant has provided Administration with a satisfactory Outline Plan.
4)      Council could close the Public Hearing and give second and third reading.