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judy Reimeche
Peninsula News Review

- Some expansion’ ‘alonige
with. some. community use
in part of the building are

“among the components in-
cluded in the Sidney Post
Office plans.

Those plans went to Sid-

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Bae Owner Bruce McLay and

| The - “applications
a siiendment to zoning and.
the official community plan.

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‘meeting, when council rec-

. submitted to the EHC:and’

APC, along. with design

plans for the building. ©
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-mit were considered during.
“the public portion of the.

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building. The 5,600-square-.

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mercial’ use, as will the |

6,550-square-foot . second
floor. The. five residential

units will be on the 5,459- -
square-foot third floor. -
“Roof lines for the top two:

floors are. stepped back

_ about six feet per floor.

There is also a lower floor"

~ that will have about 4,900 .
“ney town council on Mon- :

day, Feb. 1, and now go on .

square feet.i in commercial

space.

The ‘proposed. develop: :

for. maximum -

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*“ hectare; this is 56.1 uph: | ;
Friesen told: council: the :

Municipal Affairs. Jenny
Kwan to the municipality of

North: Saanich. opened. a_

door to a request on: taxa
tion.
the letter was written to

inform council that the is-.

“sue of property tax exemp-
tion for public libraries will
be ‘considered during the

2000: legislative

oer Friesen’ sug-
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seniors or the museum...
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“A letter from Minister of.

r eview

most of the: available foot

- print of the. lot, leaving no

room for. parking. He said
he will work with staff and |

council . to. find on-street ©

parking or to build. a parks
ing garage.

We need. to goWe: that
without turning Beacon Ay-
enue into a parking area, as

was addressed i in the Vision

2000 | process. Butit still has ©
to be. resolved,” - Friesen
“ gaid. -

process...

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- advantage of the informa-

tion, and are responding to

the letter with a request.
that, in light of that, initia-°
tive, the. government also*

consider: providing taxing
powers to local. govern-
ments. for. universilies not
being operated for educa-
tion purposes.

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in downtown Victoria), and

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cessibility were issues for

council members.

Friesen © said signage

would be placed flat against
‘the building, in keeping

with its vintage facade, and
that he would work with
town staff to enhance the-

lighting around the build-
ing:

For access, he said ramps

were part of the entry way —
plans, and there would be.
an elevator located ‘i in, the
central lobby inside.

-McLay. said he would Hike. _

He told: council he has : 3

. comply with: heritage b _ ae

ing. regulation

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Counc will counter. the :

closure of the gate.at John:

Dean Park with a closure of -
its own. They are. recom-
mending that signs be
posted and/or yellow curb

No Parking area be initiated

along portions of the east —

side of Carmanah Terrace: *

“and south side of meet Park

~~ Road.

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