September 25, 1989/199

Mr. K. Rigby~Jones, 1815 Taylor Street, Port Coquitlam, is opposed to the
proposed rezoning for reasons previously stated and would like to emphasize
his concern for the small children playing in an area where large trucks will
be.

Mr. J. Muir, 124 April Road, Port Moody, representing the Applicant,
advised that the preferred choice for this property was single family
development, however, the Planning Department wanted it to be designated
Industrial. Four lots were created to break up the size of the buildings to
reduce the visual impact on the single family homes in the area.

Mrs. E. Allan, 1931 Taylor Street, Port Coquitlam, felt that Council
should consider that the property is already zoned Residential, that this was
the preferred choice of the Developer and the assumption of the local
residents. "Why not leave it in its current zone?", he asked.

Bylaw No. 2455 ~ to rezone:

Lot 1

Block C

District Lot 479;

Group One

Plan 2006

New Westminster District

from RS-1 (Large Lot Residential) to RT1 (Two-Family Residential).

The property is located at 1788 Salisbury Avenue and would permit the
redevelopment of the property as a duplex.

Mr. I. Wotherspoon, 1818 Salisbury Avenue, Port Coquitlam is opposed to
the proposed duplex. He stated he had bought into a single family area and
would like to see it remain that Way.

The Public Hearing adjourned at 7:45 p.m.

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