6065-6075 Collingwood Pl rezoning application

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This application was approved with yellow memo by Council at Public Hearing on November 16, 2023.



We would like your feedback on a rezoning application at 6065-6075 Collingwood Pl. The zoning would change from R1-1 (Residential Inclusive) District to RR-2B (Residential Rental) District.

The RR-2B District allows for:

  • A 5-storey apartment building(s) where all units are secured as market rental;
  • A floor space ratio (FSR) up to 2.4; and
  • A maximum building height of 16.8 m (55.1 ft.).

The application is being considered under the Secured Rental Policy (Section 2.4 Rezonings in Low-Density Transition Areas).

If approved, this site's zoning will change to RR-2B. Any development on the site would have to conform to these zoning regulations and design guidelines. This approach differs from a site-specific Comprehensive Development (CD) District rezoning. It allows for a simplified rezoning process and provides greater clarity and consistency on the types of new secured rental buildings that may be built in eligible low-density areas.

The specific form of development (building design) will be reviewed through a future Development Permit process. Application drawings will be available for viewing and comment at that time.

Rezoning Policy Background

On December 14, 2021, Council approved amendments to the Secured Rental Policy (SRP) to allow simplified rezonings in low-density areas near shopping, public transportation and other amenities. This policy is intended to help:

  • Increase housing choice for renter households
  • Streamline processes and clarifying policy requirements
  • Diversify rental housing options
  • Respond to the City’s Climate Emergency
  • Help enhance local shopping areas
  • Improving livability of rental housing

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We would like your feedback on a rezoning application at 6065-6075 Collingwood Pl. The zoning would change from R1-1 (Residential Inclusive) District to RR-2B (Residential Rental) District.

The RR-2B District allows for:

  • A 5-storey apartment building(s) where all units are secured as market rental;
  • A floor space ratio (FSR) up to 2.4; and
  • A maximum building height of 16.8 m (55.1 ft.).

The application is being considered under the Secured Rental Policy (Section 2.4 Rezonings in Low-Density Transition Areas).

If approved, this site's zoning will change to RR-2B. Any development on the site would have to conform to these zoning regulations and design guidelines. This approach differs from a site-specific Comprehensive Development (CD) District rezoning. It allows for a simplified rezoning process and provides greater clarity and consistency on the types of new secured rental buildings that may be built in eligible low-density areas.

The specific form of development (building design) will be reviewed through a future Development Permit process. Application drawings will be available for viewing and comment at that time.

Rezoning Policy Background

On December 14, 2021, Council approved amendments to the Secured Rental Policy (SRP) to allow simplified rezonings in low-density areas near shopping, public transportation and other amenities. This policy is intended to help:

  • Increase housing choice for renter households
  • Streamline processes and clarifying policy requirements
  • Diversify rental housing options
  • Respond to the City’s Climate Emergency
  • Help enhance local shopping areas
  • Improving livability of rental housing

Learn more about:

This application was approved with yellow memo by Council at Public Hearing on November 16, 2023.

The opportunity to ask questions through the Q&A is available from February 6 to February 26, 2023.

We post all questions as-is and aim to respond within two business days. Some questions may require coordination with internal departments and additional time may be needed to post a response.

Please note that the comment form will remain open after the virtual open house time period. The Rezoning Planner can also be contacted directly for any further feedback or questions.

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    Has the city planning staff walked the site to see the impact and the challenges it has being on the cul de sac?

    Shannon Lee asked over 1 year ago

    Thank you for your question. 

    Planning staff have visited this site as per standard rezoning practice. 

    Initial reviews from Engineering and Policy staff have determined that there are no underlying issues regarding this site and have directed staff to continue on this application as is. Internal staff are currently in the process of going through various stages of reviews and Planning staff will report back in the form of a referral report that will be sent to Council. 

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    What street will the entrance and exit to the underground parking be on??

    Alan Kenney asked almost 2 years ago

    In this streamlined process for rezonings to Residential Rental zones, architectural drawings are not provided until a future development permit application, if the rezoning is approved by Council. During the Development Permit process, staff will conduct a detailed review of the proposed form of development, including the location of the parkade. There will be an opportunity for public engagement at the Development Permit stage.