Surrey 7923-0072-00 May 1 2023 TUP planning report

Staff Report to Council Application No.: 7923-0072-00 Planning & Development Report Page 6  The proposed temporary truck parking and outside storage use will assist in providing much- needed authorized outside storage and truck parking spaces in the City. Referrals Engineering: Fire: The Engineering Department has no objection to the project subject to the completion of Engineering servicing requirements as outlined in Appendix II. A fire safety plan will need to address access, storage, any buildings on site (with fire protection details) and any hazards and ensure that site meets the BC Building Code for access and signage Parks, Recreation & Culture: No trees or vegetation are to be removed from road right-of-way without pre-approval by Parks. Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure (MOTI): Comments from MOTI are pending and will need to be addressed as a condition of TUP issuance. Transportation Considerations  As a condition of the TUP and Servicing Agreement, the road network must be upgraded to acceptable standards to access 180 Street from 92 Avenue. The work is expected to be carried out by the subject application.  The 92 Avenue entrance will be designed so trucks will not be able to turn left (to prevent driving east) out of the site. A left-in and right-out restrictive covenant will be registered on title.  Truck access will be from 92 Avenue along the eastern property line. The applicant is required to complete required road pavement widening and upgrades along 92 Avenue from 180 Street to provide truck access (7.0 metres pavement) for approximately 1,500 metres of road works. The applicant states that on average 5 trucks will access the site each day (Monday to Friday) between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Mid-sized forklifts will be used on site to load the trucks. Natural Area Considerations  A Class B (yell0w-coded) ditch is located along the northern property line along Highway No. 1. The ditch is considered a stream under the provincial Riparian Areas Protection Regulations (RAPR).  An assessment of the ditch was also provided to the Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations & Rural Development Contacts (FLNRORD) who are still reviewing the assessment.  In accordance with Part 7A Streamside Protection setbacks of the Zoning By-law, a Class B (yellow-coded) watercourse requires a minimum streamside setback of 7 metres, as measured

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