Surrey 2023-12-04 市议会公开听证会议
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Regular Council - Public Hearing Minutes
December 4, 2023
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D. Jack, Surrey Environmental Partners: The delegation spoke to biodiversity conservation.
There were no written submissions received to the proposed Bylaw.
Councillor Annis declared a conflict of interest and left the meeting at 8:28 p.m.
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"Surrey Zoning By-law, 1993, No. 12000, Text Amendment Bylaw, 2023, No. 21085"
3900-20-21085 – Regulatory Text Amendment
PURPOSE:
A Bylaw to amend Part 52 and add a new Schedule K of the Surrey
Zoning Bylaw 12000 to support the inclusion of one secondary suite
in existing Comprehensive Development Zones that regulate single
family dwellings and that have adequate lot size, width and depth
to provide at least three off-street parking spaces, as described in
the Corporate Report 2020-R162.
The Notice of the Public Hearing was read by the City Clerk.
D. Jack, Surrey Environmental Partners: The delegation expressed concern regarding
changes to legislation by the Province, biodiversity conservation, and riparian areas.
Written submissions were received as follows:
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D. Helman expressing support for the proposal citing more housing is needed.
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P. Binning expressing support for the proposal.
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R. Giardini expressing opposition for the proposal citing single family
neighbourhood, destroy front lawns, small lots, parking problems and
concerns about runoff.
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G. Sutton expressing opposition for the proposal citing homes and
community were not planned to allow secondary suites, peaceful
neighbourhood, multiple families, multiple cars on the street and character
of neighbourhood.
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B. Glendinning expressing opposition for the proposal citing more vehicles
parked on the street, street racing, illegal suites, pedestrian safety and traffic.
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S. Ives expressing opposition for the proposal citing increased density, noise,
loss of privacy, and additional traffic.
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J. Chursinow and T. Chursinow expressing opposition for the proposal citing
busy neighbourhood.
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N. Fujikawa and R. Fujikawa expressing opposition for the proposal citing
overcrowding of schools, overcrowding in hospitals and medical facilities,
shortage of doctors and nurses, vehicle parking, no private parking, illegal
suites and density.
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K. Wakelin expressing concerns for the proposal citing enforcement of
parking and no visitor street parking.
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J. Savage expressing concerns for the proposal.
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B. Sekhon expressing concerns for the proposal citing illegal suites and how
will City monitor them.
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