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CD 1 Rezoning: 969 Burrard Street and 1019 1045 Nelson Street Public Hearing July 18, 2017 Site Context: Stanley Park Site Site Coal Harbour English Bay West End Central Business District West End Outline Yaletown Site Context


  1. CD ‐ 1 Rezoning: 969 Burrard Street and 1019 ‐ 1045 Nelson Street Public Hearing July 18, 2017

  2. Site Context: Stanley Park Site Site Coal Harbour English Bay West End Central Business District West End Outline Yaletown

  3. Site Context Nelson St. Paul’s First Baptist Patina Sheraton Electra Robert Lee Site Park Hospital Church Building YMCA Wall Centre Building

  4. Policy Context - West End Community Plan Site • Up to 550 feet maximum height • Density, based on the supportable form of development, can be considered to help achieve public benefits

  5. Proposal - Site Plan PATINA ROBERT LEE BUILDING YMCA RENTAL ELECTRA BUILDING EXISTING CONDO CHURCH RENTAL BUILDING GALLERIA ST. ANDREW’S ST. ANDREW’S WESLEY RESIDENCE UNITED CHURCH

  6. Proposal - Heritage Historical Photo of the Church c.1912 Proposed Structural Upgrades

  7. Proposal – Church and Institutional Uses Gym First Baptist Church Rental Galleria Condo Ground Floor

  8. Proposal – Church and Institutional Uses Outdoor play area 3 to 5 years Infant and toddler activity area activity area Office Fifth Floor

  9. Proposal

  10. Proposal - Tower

  11. Proposal – Social Housing

  12. Proposal - Social Housing Unit Mix Figure 6 (as revised) Social Housing Unit Mix Non-family units (39) Studio 14 23% 64% 1-bedroom 25 41% Family units (22) 2-bedroom 17 28% 36% 3-bedroom 5 8% TOTAL 61 100%

  13. Tenant Relocation 1047 Nelson Street Source: Google Maps

  14. Public Consultation Pre-Application Application Open House Open House (City Hosted) (Applicant Hosted) March 10, 2016 February 24, 2016 • 232 people attended • 200 people attended • 99 comment sheets • 75 other correspondence

  15. Comments of Support • Conservation of the church • Provision of social housing • Interesting architecture

  16. Comments of Concern • Height, scale and density of tower • Traffic congestion and parking • Affordability of market housing

  17. Urban Design Introduction

  18. 18 Higher Building Locations in Downtown

  19. 19 Higher Building Locations in Downtown

  20. Site

  21. Floor Plates

  22. View Analysis

  23. View Comparison

  24. Shadow Analysis

  25. Winter Shadow December 21 at 9 am December 21 at 10 am

  26. June 21 at 10 am Summer Shadow

  27. Tower Top

  28. Urban Design Conclusion

  29. Transportation and Parking Legend Bus routes Bike routes

  30. Transportation and Parking Legend Bus routes Bike routes • Proposed parking is 1.4 vehicles per condo unit

  31. Transportation and Parking Legend Bus routes Bike routes • Proposed parking is 1.4 vehicles per condo unit • The proposal is estimated to add one vehicle to the road every 30 seconds during peak hours

  32. Public Benefits –CAC Allocation Overview CAC Type Allocation • Heritage $21.7 M On-site Contribution (with potential up to $26.0 M) • Social housing $ 6.5 M • City-wide benefits $ 6.0 M Cash • West End Public $52.8 M Benefit Strategy Total $91.3 M

  33. Public Benefits –CAC Allocation Overview CAC Type Allocation • Heritage $21.7 M On-site Contribution (with potential up to $26.0 M) • Social housing $ 6.5 M • City-wide benefits $ 6.0 M Cash • West End Public $52.8 M Benefit Strategy Total $91.3 M

  34. On-Site CAC - Heritage

  35. On-Site CAC - Heritage $21.7 M allocation •

  36. On-Site CAC - Heritage • $21.7 M allocation • 2005 waiver obligates the City to consider heritage compensation to the church

  37. On-Site CAC - Heritage • $21.7 M allocation • 2005 waiver obligates the City to consider heritage compensation to the church • Up to $4.3 M contingency may be considered

  38. On-Site CAC - Church-Owned Social Housing • $6.5 M housing credit • 41 units at or below Housing Income Limits (HILs))

  39. Cash CAC • City-wide Allocation: $6.0 M • West End Public Benefit Strategy: $52.8 M PBS CAC Allocation Amount Community and Civic Facilities $21.0 M Parks and Open Spaces $10.5 M Childcare $10.5 M Transportation $8.0 M Affordable Housing $2.8 M Total $52.8 M

  40. West End PBS – Near-term Priority Projects • Robson-Alberni Public Space $9.0 M Improvements

  41. West End PBS – Near-term Priority Projects • Robson-Alberni Public Space $9.0 M Improvements • Gordon Neighbourhood House Upgrade $0.6 M

  42. West End PBS – Near-term Priority Projects • Robson-Alberni Public Space $9.0 M Improvements • Gordon Neighbourhood House Upgrade $0.6 M • West End Fitness Centre Upgrade $0.5 M

  43. West End PBS – Near-term Priority Projects • Robson-Alberni Public Space $9.0 M Improvements • Gordon Neighbourhood House Upgrade $0.6 M • West End Fitness Centre Upgrade $0.5 M • Waterfront Parks Master Plan and $11.0 M Phase 1 Improvements / Morton Park

  44. CD ‐ 1 Rezoning: 969 Burrard Street and 1019 ‐ 1045 Nelson Street Public Hearing July 18, 2017

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