The proposal seeks to change the designation to allow for multi-residential buildings, with a maximum building height of 24 metres, a maximum of 72 dwelling units based on a density of 505 dwelling units per hectare, and a maximum building floor area of 5,012 square metres based on a building floor to parcel area ratio (FAR) of 3.5, consistent with the proposed M-H1 designation. This application is reviewed against the Riley Communities Local Area Plan and the Municipal Development Plan.
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City-provided description
Status Submitted
Property Type Residential
Building Scale (Max.)Derived from project description and planning application details. Values may be approximate.
Mid-rise · 7 storeys · 24 m
Updated description:This application proposes to change the designation of these properties to allow for:
multi-residential buildings (e.g., apartment building…
This application proposes to change the designation of these properties to allow for:
multi-residential buildings (e.g., apartment buildings);
a maximum building height of 24 metres (an increase from the current maximum of 11 metres);
a maximum of 72 dwelling units (an increase from the current maximum of 10 dwelling units), based on a density of 505 dwelling units per hectare;
a maximum building floor area of 5,012 square metres, based on a building floor to parcel area ratio (FAR) of 3.5;
the uses listed in the proposed M-H1 designation.
This application is being reviewed against applicable policies of the Riley Communities Local Area Plan and the Municipal Development Plan.
NOTE: If this application is approved by City Council, the overall distribution of buildings, building design, mix and size of uses and site layout details such as parking, landscaping and site access will be determined later at the development permit review stage.
2019-11-05Initial Update
Added description
Status: Submitted
This application proposes to change the designation of these properties to allow for:
multi-residential buildings (e.g., apartment building…
This application proposes to change the designation of these properties to allow for:
multi-residential buildings (e.g., apartment buildings);
a maximum building height of 24 metres (an increase from the current maximum of 11 metres);
a maximum of 72 dwelling units (an increase from the current maximum of 10 dwelling units), based on a density of 505 dwelling units per hectare;
a maximum building floor area of 5,012 square metres, based on a building floor to parcel area ratio (FAR) of 3.5;
the uses listed in the proposed M-H1 designation.
This application is being reviewed against applicable policies of the Riley Communities Local Area Plan and the Municipal Development Plan.
NOTE: If this application is approved by City Council, the overall distribution of buildings, building design, mix and size of uses and site layout details such as parking, landscaping and site access will be determined later at the development permit review stage.