Surrey PLR_7923-0250-00.pdf

Staff Report to Council Application No.: 7923-0250-00 Planning & Development Report Page 6 POLICY & BY-LAW CONSIDERATIONS CD By-law  The applicant proposes to retain the existing farm operation and building in the interim through a temporary use permit for a period not to exceed 90 days.  The table below provides an analysis of the temporary use permit in relation to the requirements of the CD Zone. CD Zone (Part 52) Permitted and/or Required Proposed TUP Unit Density: n/a n/a Floor Area Ratio: n/a n/a Lot Coverage: n/a n/a Yards and Setbacks North: 7.5 m 62.0 m East: 7.5 m 45.2 m South: 9.0 m 3.3 m West: 16.0 m 3.8 m Height of Buildings Principal buildings: 17.2/17.3 m 8.8 m Accessory buildings: 6.0 m n/a Setback/Height Variances  The applicant is requesting the following variances, forming part of the Temporary Use Permit: o To reduce the front yard (west) setback of CD Zone (Bylaw No. 20851) from 16.0 metres to 3.8 metres; and o To reduce the side yard on a flanking street (south) setback of CD Zone (Bylaw No. 20851) from 9.0 metres to 3.3 metres.  The existing farm building will have reduced building setbacks following the dedication of lands for 28 Avenue and 190 Street and the adoption of CD Bylaw No, 20851. The reduced building setbacks will allow for the interim retention of the farm building and its operations while the owner completes the sale of all chickens in accordance with the regulations set out by the BC Chicken Marketing Board.  Staff support the requested variances to proceed for consideration as part of the Temporary Use Permit. PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

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