Public Hearing - June 19, 2023 – Minutes - City of Richmond, BC

In response to queries from Council, staff advised the following: § the development complies with the City’s affordable housing strategy; § the developer is proposing to construct 18 Low-End Market Rental (LEMR) units and, although an in-stream application not subject to the City’s market rental policy, is also voluntarily proposing to provide 13 market rental units; and § the LEMR and market rental units will be secured by legal agreement registered on Title. PH23/6-5 It was moved and seconded That Richmond Zoning Bylaw 8500, Amendment Bylaw 10454 be given second and third readings. The question on the motion was not called as discussion ensued with respect to construction damage on roads. In response to queries from Council, staff noted: § with respect to damage to City infrastructure, a damage deposit is required as a condition of the Building Permit; § regarding construction parking and management, prior to Building Permit, the developer is required to provide a construction parking and management plan that must be reviewed by the City; § with respect to the items noted by the delegation regarding debris, waste, etc., the City relies on the good neighbourly approach with development clients; and § signage with City and developer contact information will be posted on site for residents experiencing difficulty with construction related activity. The question on the motion was then called and it was CARRIED with Cllr. Wolfe opposed.

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