195 Huntmar Drive Shenkman Cavanagh Lands Subdivision Statutory - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

195 Huntmar Drive Shenkman – Cavanagh Lands Subdivision Statutory Public Meeting January 10, 2018

Agenda / Ordre du jour 6:30 p.m. / 18 h 30 Open house/ Portes ouvertes 7 p.m. / 19 h Welcome & introductions / Mot de bienvenue et présentations 5 minutes City staff’s presentation / Présentation du personnel de la Ville 10 minutes Applicant’s presentation / Présentation du requérant 45 minutes Q & A session / Période de questions-réponses 8:05 p.m. / 20 h 05 Next steps & closing remarks / Prochaines étapes et mot de la fin 15-20 minutes Open house / Portes ouvertes 8:30 p.m. / 20 h 30 End / Fin 2

Panelists / Invités Name / nom Role / titre Organization / organisation Louise Sweet Planner and File Lead / City of Ottawa / Ville d’Ottawa Urbaniste et responsable du dossier Peter Hume Applicant/ HP Urban Inc. Le requerant Miguel Tremblay Planner / Urbaniste FoTenn French spokesperson / porte-parole francophone Rosanna Baggs Project Manager, Infrastructure City of Ottawa / Approvals, Transportation/ Ville d’Ottawa Gestionnaire de projets, Approbation des demandes d'infrastructure. Christopher Gordon Transportation Engineer / Parsons Ingénieur des transports Kevin Wherry Manager, Parks and Facilities City of Ottawa / Planning / Gestionnaire, Ville d’Ottawa 3 Planification installations et parcs

Applications Three development applications for 195 Huntmar Drive have been submitted to the City of Ottawa by Peter Hume, on behalf of Shenkman – Cavanagh. • Plan of Subdivision • Zoning By-law Amendment • Official Plan Amendment 4

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Location Highway 417 Palldium Drive Maple Grove Road 6 Imagery: Google Earth

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What is proposed?  Mixed-use subdivision comprised of residential, commercial, institutional and parkland uses.  Residential: 671 total units – 127 detached and 544 townhouse units.  OCDSB high school  Two park blocks: Kanata West District Park, neighbourhood park and several walkway blocks  One stormwater management block 8

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What is a Plan of Subdivision?  Divides the parcel into lots & blocks for development, together with new streets, park blocks and walkway blocks  Draft Approval establishes the general layout of the subdivision  Conditions are prepared that the developer must fulfill (e.g. detailed landscape and engineering plans, financial requirements, and legal agreements) prior to final approval  Subdivision Registration 10

What is a Zoning By-law Amendment?  The Zoning By-law Amendment would change the zoning from Development Reserve Zone (DR) to a range of zones to permit the subdivision: residential uses, institutional uses, commercial uses, parks, open space & stormwater management blocks.  The zoning establishes provisions for how development will occur and look in terms of permitted uses, setbacks & building height.  Official Plan Amendment application 11

What has happened so far?  Applications for Subdivision, Rezoning, and Official Plan Amendment were submitted with supporting plans & studies  Application was circulated to technical agencies and the public for comments  Technical comments received through the circulation process were provided to the applicant  Revisions made to the original plan in response to technical comments  PUBLIC MEETTING 12

What happens next: subdivision  Issues are resolved  Draft plan and conditions of approval are finalized  Staff report is prepared  Development Review manager approves staff report  Notice of Decision is sent to all who commented  20-day appeal period begins  If there are no appeals, Draft Approval is in effect  Applicant satisfies all conditions for each phase and the subdivision plan is registered 13

What happens next: Rezoning  Subdivision receives draft approval  Staff report prepared for Planning Committee  Notice of meeting is sent to all who commented  Planning Committee considers report  City Council enacts zoning by-law  Notice of by-law passing sent to owners within 120m of site and others who commented  20 day appeal period begins  If there are no appeals, new zoning is in effect 14

How do I provide input?  Sign-in and provide comments at today’s meeting  Provide comments to planner  Review the application and provide comments on Ottawa.ca/Devapps  Attend Planning Committee meeting 15

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Different Types of Parks  District Parks - Service Area Radius: City and District Wide - Uses: Multi-Use, passive & active recreation, major sports facilities and/or tournament level fields  Neighbourhood Parks - Service Area Radius: Approx. 10-minute walking distance - Uses: Range of passive and active recreational uses (play equipment, multi-purpose court, splash pad, mini sports field, outdoor rink etc.)  Parkettes - Service Area Radius: Approx. 2 to 5-minute walking distance - Uses: Local active and recreational uses generally linked to greenspace network 23

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Kanata West Concept Plan 26