Surrey official source 7922-0221

Staff Report to Council Application No.: 7922-0222-00 Planning & Development Report Page 5 Advisory Design Panel: At the Regular Council – Land Use meeting on December 18, 2023, Council endorsed Corporate Report No. R214 (2023) which amended the Terms of Reference of the City’s Advisory Design Panel (ADP) which permits multi-family proposals that are 6- storeys or less, and supported by City staff, to proceed to Council for By-law introduction, without review and/or comment from the ADP. The subject development proposal is generally supported by City staff and the applicant has agreed to resolve any outstanding items, to the satisfaction of the Planning and Development Department, prior to consideration of Final Adoption of the Rezoning By-law as well as issuance of the Development Permit. DEVELOPMENT PERMITS Form and Character Development Permit Requirement • The proposed development is subject to a Development Permit for Form and Character. The proposed Detailed Development Permit for Lot 2 generally complies with the Form and Character Development Permit guidelines in the Official Community Plan (OCP) applicable for a General Development Permit. • The proposal Detailed Development Permit for proposed Lot 2 is consistent with the General Development Permit for the larger site that was granted approval to draft by Council on November 20, 2023, and is also consistent with the rezoning and Official Community Plan (OCP) amendments that were granted Third Reading by Council for the larger site on December 4, 2023. • The applicant is proposing to construct three 6-storey apartment buildings with shared courtyards and underground parking on a single block across a sloped topography. The northern building, B1, contains 196 units; the central building, B2, contains 93 units and the southern building, B3, contains 189 units, for a total of 478 units. In terms of unit mix, the applicant is proposing 5 studio units, 261 one-bedroom units, 135 two-bedroom units, and 77 three-bedroom units. • The buildings are oriented to the streets, utilizing a U-shaped form for the north and south buildings to frame the street. The buildings engage the public realm through their ground floor residential units, which appear like townhouses to provide a human friendly scale to the streetscape, with individual front doors and covered patios to enliven the street activity. The lobbies integrate with expanded street plazas to enhance the public realm with seating and landscaping. • Along the street, the buildings range from 5 to 6 storeys in height and come with uppermost storey step-backs to allow the streets and courtyard to retain some daylight access. Within the courtyard, they are all 6-storeys high due to the effects of the sloped topography on long continuous buildings of this size.

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