RECOMMENDATION
THAT Consent Application B26-23-SL from Arcadis c/o D. Stewart, Agent on behalf of C. Henderson, Applicant on behalf of M. Kaye & E. Hilson, Owners of land legally described as CONCESSION 4 PART LOT 14, municipally known as 369 Scenic Drive, Geographic Township of South Dumfries, County of Brant, proposing a severance for the creation of one (1) new residential building lot within Rural Residential (RR) zone having a frontage along Scenic Drive 35 metres and area of approximately 0.67 ha (1.65 acres), BE APPROVED, subject to the attached conditions.
THAT the reason(s) for the approval of Consent Application B26-23-SL are as follows:
- The proposal prioritizes the protection and enhancement of the Natural Heritage System while facilitating compatible development of a permitted land use, in accordance with recommendations determined by the completion of the Environmental Impact Study (EIS).
- The application is consistent with the policies of the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe and consistent with the policies of Provincial Policy Statement.
- The application is in conformity/ compliance with the general intent of the policies of the Official Plan and Zoning By-Law.
AND
THAT Minor Variance Application A11-24-KD from Arcadis c/o D. Stewart, Agent on behalf of C. Henderson, Applicant on behalf of M. Kaye & E. Hilson, Owners of land legally described as CONCESSION 4 PART LOT 14, municipally known as 369 Scenic Drive, Geographic Township of South Dumfries, County of Brant, requesting to permit a reduced minimum lot frontage of 35 metres, where a minimum of 40 metres is required in the Rural Residential (RR) zone to facilitate related Consent Application B26-23-SL, BE APPROVED.
THAT the reason(s) for the approval of Minor Variance Application A11-24-KD are as follows:
- The relief requested is considered minor in nature and is desirable for the appropriate development and use of the subject lands;
- The proposed variance is in keeping with the general intent of the Official Plan and Zoning By-Law 61-16;
- The proposed variance meets the four tests of the Planning Act.