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Original Conditions December 1994
1.0 Li 1.2 TOWN PLANNING CONDITIONS .The Developer shall submit building plans to Council for approval in accordance with The Building Act, Council's By-laws and Policies. a The development shall proceed in accordance with - The Plan of Development The, Rezoning Agreement _ Approvals for Permitted Development Subject to Conditions The Architectural Design Report The Landscape Design Report referred to herein. 1.3. The applicant shall prepare an amended Plan of Development which shall be generally ’ in accordance with the Plan of Development numbered 390PD2 submitted with the application but as amended as follows:- (1) (2) (3) (4) 6) (6) (7) “In the section headed Precinct, A, B, C, D & E under the heading Permissible Uses, after the words “General Store” add: “(one only is permissible but application may be made for it to be established in any of the precincts)”. Under the heading Special Conditions For Shops in Precincts H & F, delete the . existing wording and replace with “A total of 7 shops only (including retail facilities at the sporting venue) will be approved for these combined precinct areas.” Further, a maximum of 3 shops only is permitted in Precinct H”. References to Precincts B, C, D and E shall be amended to Precincts B1, B2, Cl C2 etc. The éastern boundary Precinct E2 shall be- 15 metres minimum from the boundary of the site. , In Precinct G under the heading “Permitted Uses”, the number of tennis. courts be reduced to eight (8). : The maximum dwelling unit yield of Precinct E shall be 36 and the maximum yield for Precincts A & C adjusted accordingly so that the total dwelling unit yield for the site remains at 544 units. A maximum of 18 dwelling units shall be established in Precinct E2. c:\prad\word\condit\r487. fin
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