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04 30 2012 2011-ZBA-14 2011-SUB-03 Skyline Horseshoe (2)aao�JVrKrrai�,,:.�:ra�sr NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING FOR PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING BY -LAW, AND AND DRAFT PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE 2011- ZBA -14 2011 - SUB -03 (Skyline Horseshoe Resort Inc.) TAKE NOTICE that the Council.of the Corporation of the Township of Oro - Medonte will hold a Public Meeting on Monday, April 30th, 2012, at 6:00 p.m. in the Municipal Council Chambers. The purpose of the Public Meeting is to obtain public comments on a proposed amendment to the Zoning By -law and a Draft Plan of Condominium, under Sections 34 and 51 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c. P. 13. THE PURPOSE of Application 2011 - ZBA -14 is to consider a proposal to amend the Zoning By -law to include a new zoning classification, the Village One (V1) Zone, and to amend the zoning on a portion of the subject lands from the Future Development Exceptions 67 (FD *67), 68 (FD *68), and 69 (FD *69) Zones, respectively, to the proposed Village One (V1) Zone classification. The proposed Village One (V1) Zone provides for a range of permitted uses, including residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, and recreational uses, and includes applicable standards for such permitted uses. THE PURPOSE of Application 2011 - SUB -03 is to consider a proposal for a Draft Plan of Condominium comprised of two (2) four - storey condominium buildings, containing a combined total of 116 residential units, and a total of approximately 1,088.2 square metres (11,713 square feet) of commercial floor area. THE SUBJECT LANDS, and applicable portions thereof, for Applications 2011 - ZBA -14 and 2011 -SUB- 03 being the lands described as Part of Lot 1, Concession 4 (within the former Township of Oro), located south of, and fronting onto, Horseshoe Valley Road West, between Line 3 North and Line 4 North A KEY MAP illustrating the location of the subject lands, and portions thereof to which applications 2011 - ZBA-14 and 2011 - SUB -03 respectively apply, is provided on the opposite side of this Notice, in addition to the proposed Draft Plan of Condominium. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and /or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Applications. If a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Oro - Medonte in respect of the proposed Applications does not make oral submission at the public meeting or make written submissions to the Township before the proposed Amendment is adopted, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. If you wish to be notified of the decision of the Township of Oro - Medonte in respect to the proposed Zoning By -law Amendment and /or Draft Plan of Condominium Applications, you must make a written request to the address below. WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS should be directed to: Township of Oro - Medonte 148 Line 7 South P.O. Box 100, Oro, Ontario LOL 2X0 Attn: J. Douglas Irwin, Clerk ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Zoning By -law Amendment and Plan of Condominium applications are available for inspection between 8:30 a.m, and 4:30 p.m. at the Township of Oro- Medo,nte Administration Building. For further information, contact the Planning Department at 705- 487 -2171. DATED at the Township of Oro - Medonte this 10th day of April, 2012. Andria Leigh, MCIP, RPP Director of Development Services 2011- ZBA -14 and 2011 - SUB -03 (Skyline Horseshoe Resort Inc.) w z -'-V NOR • -v .1SUBJECT PROPERTIES �>t LANDS SUBJECT TO APPLICATION 2011 -SUB -03 EM LANDS SUBJECT TO APPLICATION 2011- ZBA -14 z ui z a� DRAFT PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM (2011- SUB- 03)-=° - - - ^ - - - �. �j , —___ � \� '" ✓ �� 4 � i I 1 I GI lid � ..k -{ �. � � ! } erg, '. �'•'� _ ' _ �1 Al 3— y �� a � J y ' - 3— d4 Vrfr 11- Ft I ! ^ -- -- .:. v +k r xaxea.xoP o�a:tx�.a i DRAFT PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM (2011- SUB -03) Nf"A �6 , a-u o- Y \'C4 U \o\ o_ P1Ac_� Leigh, Andria From: Helen MacRae <raeh @sympatico.ca> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 11:55 AM To: Leigh, Andria Cc: Ruffell Terry Subject: HVPOA Comments: Public Meeting April 30, 2012 re Amendment to Zoning By -law and Draft Plan of Condominium: 2011- ZBA -14, 2011 - SUB -03 Thank you for the Notice of Public Meeting on April 30, 2012 related to the above noted applications by Skyline Horseshoe Resort Inc. It is possible that our HVPOA Executive cannot attend the meeting to make a presentation. I would therefore ask that you refer to the letters of October 4 and 21, 2011 from Terry Ruffell, HVPOA President. The comments and questions contained therein still stand in relation to the applications. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Helen MacRae Director, HVPOA. 705 - 835 -5939 t � RECEI D October 4, 2011 0 CT 0 5 2011 Terry Ruffell ORO- ME [) President - - 1 — Horseshoe Valley Property Owners Association 1101 Horseshoe Valley Road, Compartment 51 R.R. 1 Barrie, ON L4M 4Y8 Mr. D. Irvin Township Clerk Township of Oro - Medonte 148 Line 7 South Box 100, Oro, ON LOL 2X0 Dear Mr. Irwin Subject: Skyline Horseshoe Valley Inc. Horseshoe Valley Resort: Condominium Complex. Your Files: 2011- SUB -03 and 2011- ZBA -14 In response to the notice given of the Public Consultation Meeting scheduled for Wednesday October 12, 2011 regarding the above files, please accept this letter as formal notice of the HVPOA Board's interest in these files as well as in any other proposed future developments at the Resort. The Association will have a Board member in attendance at the public meeting but also wishes to give notice to Council and staff of our interest in ensuring that this particular development positively impacts existing and future services in neighbourhoods within our membership area. We are interested in the proposed servicing of this condominium development, as there are HVPOA neighbourhoods which are totally dependent on the Resort for both water and sewer service. We are also curious about the" industrial" designation proposed in the Zoning By -law Amendment. Finally, we are concerned about the need for intersection improvements at the entrance to the Resort from Horseshoe Valley Road. Thank you for keeping us informed about these applications. Terry Ruffell President HVPOA tiuffell g,syrnpatico.ca 705- 835 -0216 XEIVED ORO- MEDONTE I October 21, 2011 TOWNSHIP Terry Ruffell President Horseshoe Valley Property Owners Association 1101 Horseshoe Valley Road, Compartment 51 R.R. 1 Barrie, ON L4M 4Y8 Mr. D. Irwin Township Clerk Township of Oro - Medonte 148 Line 7 South Box 100, Oro, ON LOL 2X0 Dear Mr. Irwin Subject: Skyline Horseshoe Valley Inc. Horseshoe Valley Resort: Condominium Complex. Your Files: 2011- SUB -03 and 2011- ZBA -14 Further to our letter of October 4, 2011 and the public meeting held on October 12, 2011, we have now reviewed the applicant's reports on file with the Township related to traffic and parking and sewer and water service for the proposed development. We would like to offer additional comments with respect to the subject applications. Traffic and Parking: We support the findings of the applicant's reviews that east and westbound left turn lanes will be required on Horseshoe Valley Road at the entrance to the Resort. We also accept that at this point traffic signals are not warranted. However, we did note that the traffic study was conducted on July 9, 2010 rather than in ski season. We hope that the turn lanes can be constructed in 2012 when we have been told the County of Simcoe will rehabilitate that portion of Horseshoe Valley Road. The County should continue to monitor speeds through the valley and the OPP should continue to enforce the speed limit to prevent the new "through" lane on Horseshoe Valley Road from becoming a high speed bypass for vehicles not turning into or out of the Resort. With respect to parking, we support the enlargement of the existing staff lot (Zone 2) off Birch Grove Road as long as there is no reduction of the existing buffer between the lot's eastern boundary and the adjacent home. At peak times there will likely be a need for Resort staff to be on hand to direct traffic into that lot, rather than allowing parking all along Birch Grove Road. We also wonder how parking at the commercialhetail outlets will be kept open for customers rather than day skiers. Water Supply and Sewage Treatment Capacity: The applicant's "Functional Servicing Report" refers to underlying studies of these two services (Horseshoe Valley Sewage Treatment Plant Capacity Assessment Report and Water Supply Assessment Report, both from Cole Engineering). We anticipate, and request, that the Township will do a peer review of this material to verify the conclusions of the applicant's engineers. With respect to water supply, the applicant notes that the existing Resort-owned (Zone 1) delivery system cannot provide full fire suppression to the proposed condominiums without being upgraded. The proposed solution is to allow the new development to have some type of connection to the municipal (Zone 2) water system. We would ask what the impact of upgrades or of the new connection would be on current residential users. Our aim is to ensure that the existing level of service to residents is not reduced. At the public meeting the consultants advised that the Sewage Treatment Plant has been upgraded and that it is "state of the art". The Cole Engineering report of July 2011 states that the new development can be accommodated if the demand created by the day skiers is controlled or "if the treatment performance upgrades are completed." We recommend that the Township verify what upgrades have been made and what the impact would be of the new development on the Sewage Treatment Plant. Since there has recently been a significant increase in operating cost recovery charges to users of the sewer system (including homeowners in Horseshoe Highlands) we seek reassurance from the Township that: 1. There is sufficient extra sewage treatment capacity to service the proposed development; 2. The allocation of operating costs over an expanded user base including the proposed new development should result in some relief to existing users on their current sewage treatment charges. Industrial Zoning: At the public meeting the Township's Director of Development Services advised that "Industrial Uses" that might apply to this development under your Zoning By -law relate to "light" uses such as a computer repair shop or a trade school. We would ask that the final zoning by -law for this property be made specific enough so that any "industrial" uses clearly support a resort which is recreational and residential in nature. Thank you for your consideration of our comments. Terry Ruffell President HVPOA truffell @ sympatico.ca 705 - 835 -0216 2 C d hA County of Simcoe Main Line (705),726 9000 CoUKlYOF Transportation and Toll Free °1 866 893 9300 "M "" E-- E1 gOHighway 26, Fax (705) 727 7984 TRaNafw> NG04 N9 w° Ndhurst, Ontario LOL 1X0 web: simcoe.ca A Douglas Irwin, Clerk pril 25, 2012 RE 9 Township of Oro-Medonte 148 Line 7 South, Box 100 APR :Y g Y011 Oro, ON *via: e-mail* O LOL 2X0 �p�yN DOIVTI Sy P Dear Mr. Irwin: _ RE: Notice of Public Meeting Skyline Horseshoe Valley Inc.: Plan of Condominium; Zoning By-law Amendment Part of Lot 1, Concession 4, Township of Oro-Medonte, County of `Simcoe Your File No.'s: 2011- SUB-03 and 2011•ZBA 14 Thank you for circulating the County of Simcoe the notice of public meeting for the above -noted applications. The County's Transportation and Engineering Department has previously sent comments to the Township outlining the County's concerns with this development. The County has Identified Impacts to the County Road and have specific development requirements. These comments are still applicable: We would appreciate being kept informed as to the ongoing status of these applications and request that the Township provide a copy of any Notice of Decision. If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincer , Th o r of he County of Simcoe aul urphy, B.Sc. Eng' 'eering /Planning Technician (7 ) 726 9300 Ext. 1371 Alan' Wiebe, Planner, Township of Oro-Medonte Jim Hunter, County of Simcoe Bruce Hoppe, County of Simcoe XAPLN0 - Development 6 Planning D\D07 to D14 Development Corroapondence\oro- Medonte\1307 CondominlumMyllne Horseshoe Resort 2011 - SUB- 031T&E Notice of Public Meeling responoe April 25,12.doo' PUBLIC MEETING O PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SHE TOWNSHIP'S ZONING BY -LAW 97 -95 AND PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM ZONING BY -LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION AND PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM APPLICATION 2011- ZBA -14 & 2011 - SUB -03 Part of Lot 1, Concession 4 Township of Oro - Medonte 2011 7_f3A -14 & 201 1-SUB-03 Public Meeting Api � if 305 2012 o Purpose of Meeting - To obtain public comments on a proposed amendment t o the Township's Zoning By -law 97 -95, as amended, and a proposed plan of condominium o Proposed Zoning By -law Amendment and Plan of Condominium would apply to lands described as Part of Lot 1, Concession 4 Township of Oro- Medonte, located along Horseshoe Valley Road West, between Line 3 North and Line 4 North. 2011 -ZBA-1 4 & 2011 -SUB-03 Public Meeting April 30, 2012 ro a: .Yt+m.,y _ �4! r t 2011 -ZBA-1 4 & 2011 -SUB-03 Public Meeting April 30, 2012 Zoning By -law Amendment Zoning By -law Amendment application 2011 - ZBA -14 would rezone the lands subject - °a to this application from the Future Development Exceptions 67 (FD *67), 68 (FD *68), and 69 (FD *69) Zones, respectively, to the proposed Village One (V1) Zone. The proposed Village One (V1) Zone classification would permit residential, commercial, _ , , .. industrial, institutional, and recreational uses. Dl I -ZBA-1 4 & 201 1 -SUB -O iblic Meeting April 30, 20" )raft Plan of Condominiun 'Ol I -ZBA-1 4 & 2011 -SUB-C ablic Meeting April 30, 20' Draft Plan of Conclominiun crrF ai eni Tow �wtl��Irr� � ��c:'. ^tom ►'�[ � i�� F� I� � -. .. :.. • �•wr i�p4 .ww � � _ . -r ► f ® � �.� y!il4�j'o�i7 ' iii °�„ �► ;,'A�`' . ti .. 40 ! m un limm n 7A L I{i'.rt� ,� .0 ■ummnuu � I I�is•1'�.�i�- - -�.� �.:�'I 1 � {t ! Muryi�•�^ .. wuuuuum w�►,r s� Jl {�� _ t..« •, o ■ - _t NI ■' t1�!!! nil — I l H, - wuiliwlrrOg r o o r [{tAiII�II�JI,u� It�l =��;4y i ■, iiwtwttr o�i711t�1a'�Iwoi +�#I 9111 16 10 ON M-1 ■��OmmamI = of a�lYAMID]�1� oili=i131 0 ioi�'ir��n`r��n«� ��'u��o'ir. ■osrcat� � � h1 • - • • �-7 � s•1� oyal� i '- • L� b AKWM att Plan o GROUND u ►A 11 Ii 201 1-ZBA-14 & 2011 - SUB -03 1`)uhlic Meeting April 30,2012 The applicant's submission for these applications has included: • Planning Report • Site Plan, Floor Pla n, and Elevation Drawings • Landscape Plan and Details • Engineering Drawings (with details): • Erosion Control Plan • Site Grading Plan • Site Servicing Plan • Traffic Impact and Parking Study • Functional Servicing Report • Storm Water Management Report • Stage 1 -2 Archaeological Assessment 201 I - ZBA-I 4 & 2011 - SUB -03 Public Meeting April 30, 2017_ o Official Plan - the lands sub'ect to these applications are in the Horseshoe Valley illage designation. -- o Section C14.3.3.1 of the Official Plan permits non- residential uses, and medium density re uses, specific sidential 2011 -ZBA-1 4 & 2011 -SUB-03 Public Meeting April 30, 2012 o Official Plan - Section C14.3.3.2 of the Official Plan requires the approval of a Comprehensive Development an (CDP) for lands in the Village designation before new clevelopment is approved by Council. o Sections C14.3.3.3 and C14.3.3.4 outline the conditions for approval of the CDP and the requirement to place lands in the Village designation in a zone classification that only permits existing uses until the CDP is approved by Council o Section C14.3.3.6 states that all development in the Village designation shall be subject to Site Plan Control EXt NG SEWER 6t5 PRIVA 5X1 CWB ff Cw 5 XC SKi fiLALET EST HILLSIDE RESORT NORTH RESORT -VX NG HO*L LODGE EXISTING OAT EXISTI SOARING TDiE r SHARE RFLREATiON ---�^- CENTRE HOTEL CONDO CARRIAGE Nil RE50pT- N EXISTING SEWER EASEMew TIMBER RIDGE SDPLVE MAPLECREST TOWNHOUSE fORM CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISION UNIT CWSMW rwr aaa Ki �- TIMBER �RIDGE URRRGEU, I — RESORT � J, , 11, D vw..aw.+.u.m. mrm J CINF RIDGE YUBDINStON HIGHLANDS SUBDIVISION PHASE IV NEW 16 HOLE GOLF COURSE NOR17iW 'MDS HILLSIDE RESORT NORTH RESORT -VX NG HO*L LODGE EXISTING OAT EXISTI SOARING TDiE r SHARE RFLREATiON ---�^- CENTRE HOTEL CONDO CARRIAGE Nil RE50pT- N EXISTING SEWER EASEMew TIMBER RIDGE SDPLVE MAPLECREST TOWNHOUSE fORM CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISION UNIT CWSMW rwr aaa Ki �- TIMBER �RIDGE URRRGEU, I — RESORT � J, , 11, D vw..aw.+.u.m. mrm J CINF RIDGE YUBDINStON I I I CATHEDRAL PPMI; =1 (:DUNIflv CLUB CONFERENCE ,,,w CEHfRE NORI ENPAN51 N "•� HIGHLANDS SUBDIVISION PHASE ]'t RID HIGHLANDs SUBDIVISION PHASE I HORSESHOE VALLEY CONCEPT PLAN Land Um RESORT CONTEXT PLAN �r.rr HIGHLANDS SUBDIVISION PHASE IV NEW 16 HOLE GOLF COURSE I I I CATHEDRAL PPMI; =1 (:DUNIflv CLUB CONFERENCE ,,,w CEHfRE NORI ENPAN51 N "•� HIGHLANDS SUBDIVISION PHASE ]'t RID HIGHLANDs SUBDIVISION PHASE I HORSESHOE VALLEY CONCEPT PLAN Land Um RESORT CONTEXT PLAN �r.rr 2011 - ZB.A -T4 & 2011 - St1B-03 r.i[�lic Meeting Api�� I�f 30,2012 c_OMPRr_H ENS WE Dr_vr_i_oPIVir_NT PLAN (cap) In June 2009, Skyline Investments presented a Development Plan to Council outlining a concept for the future of the "Horseshoe Village"' and for "Georgian Valley" (spanning the Townships of Oro- Medonte and Tay), which was supported, in principle, by Council. 2011 -ZBA-1 4 & 2011 -SUB-03 Plohlic Meeting April 30, 2012 o Questions or comments from Members of Council or the Public. PUBLIC MEETING APRIL 30.2012 Skyline (Horseshoe Valley) Inc. PROPOSED CONDOMINIUM Zoning By -law Amendment Plan of Condominium two three four five six seven eight SKYLINE DESTINATION COMMUNITIES PURPOSE AND EFFECT Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTION Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC COMPLETED STUDIES & PLANS Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE OFFICIAL PLAN Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC TOWN OF ORO- MEDONTE ZONING BY -LAW Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC PARKING Kris Menzies, BES, BEd, MCIP, RPP, MHBC SITE PLAN — Condominium Design / Landscaping Elroy van Groll, BES, B. Arch, OAA, LEEDS AP, Hicks Partners SUMMARY COLE TETRATECH i11MTE hicks partners ENGINEERING �� / Mare Than Engin eeNn9 .,•r�..rnve +xmrec ruse C+ONian<a Cn".Cmp EXC411 0M• 'ne,.e,ee• PURPOSE &EFFECT Amend the Township's Zoning By -Law and to approve a draft plan of condominium to implement development of a mixed use condominium complex. PURPOSE AND EFFECT PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTION COMPLETED STUDIES & PLANS TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE OFFICIAL PLAN TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE ZONING BY- LAW PARKING SITE PLAN SUMMARY PROPERTY LOCATION & DFSCRIPTIr fr Horseshoe Valley Road (County Road 22) -� a Birch Grove Dr, L rte, Horseshoe Valley r_ S y F i e PURPOSE AND EFFECT PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTION COMPLETED STUDIES & PLANS TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE OFFICIAL PLAN TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE ZONING BY- LAW PARKING SITE PLAN SUMMARY PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTIC i --5 �i 0 .a r I MASTER PLAN .LLff- al�. VALLEY ROAD 6- -- -j: I ISITOR•�NECK•IN OTEL AIN STREET ENTRAL LAZA/ ERFORMANC REA IDS° KORRAL KY CLUB E INN AT RSESHOE GRAND HOTEL CONFERENCE FACILITY 71 COMPLETED STUDIES Planning Justification Report MHBC, July 2011 Functional Servicing Report Cole Engineering, July 2011 Traffic Impact and Parking Study Cole Engineering, July 2011 Stormwater Management Report Cole Engineering, July 2011 Parking Rates Justification Report Cole Engineering, September 2011 Phase II Environmental Site Assessment MTE, June 2010 Stage 1 -2 Archaeological Assessment AMICK Consultants Limited, April 2011 WWTP- Ability to Accommodate Development TetraTech, September 2011 �eS KYLINE DESTINATION COMMUNITIES OTETRATECH Pucks partners DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE � MTE J(�,, More Than Engineering COLE ENGINEERING Experience Enhancing Excsllence COMPLETED PLANS Site Plan Hicks Partners Lower Parking Hicks Partners Floor Plans Hicks Partners Roof Plan Hicks Partners Elevations Hicks Partners S KY t I N E DEs'rINATION COMMUNITIES Landscape Plan MDP Landscape Consultants Limited Site Grading Plan Cole Engineering Site Servicing Plan Cole Engineering Erosion Control Plan Cole Engineering OTETRATECH hicks partners DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE 1-'� .� MTE More Than Engineering COLE ENGINEERING Experience Enhancing Excellence OUTLINE PURPOSE AND EFFECT PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTION COMPLETED STUDIES & PLANS TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE OFFICIAL PLAN TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE ZONING BY- LAW PARKING SITE PLAN SUMMARY •lvivl 0 M : I 1 l01 zol :l• -phi II• • A m"WA OUTLINE bUs PURPOSE AND EFFECT PROPERTY LOCATION & DESCRIPTION COMPLETED STUDIES & PLANS TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE OFFICIAL PLAN TOWNSHIP OF ORO- MEDONTE ZONING BY- LAW PARKING SITE PLAN SUMMARY Ao l0l:90l:l• ;� gY:T, r w �T aow;ii ;0— IIII O 11 VL• a `t:i► 1 1 r1 a w;t 2 ow ;yj :i l . :il :i I MOVE E. 'J u lit L t N a `t:i► 1 1 r1 a w;t 2 ow ;yj :i l . :il :i I MOVE VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Residential Permitted Uses A Apartment Dwellings B Home Occupations C Multiple Dwellings D Semi Detached Dwellings E Timeshare F Townhouse Dwellings G Village Commercial Resort Units VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Non - Residential Permitted Uses A Adventure Parks B Aquatic Centres C Arenas D Art Galleries E Banquet Halls F Business Offices G Commercial Fitness Centres H Commercial Schools I Community Centres J Conservation Uses K Convenience Retail Stores VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Non - Residential Permitted Uses L Convention Centres M Cross County Ski Facilities N Curling Clubs O Day Nurseries P Downhill Ski Facilities Q Dry Cleaning Distribution Depots R Farmers Market S Financial Institutions T Golf Courses U Grocery Store V Hotels W Libraries VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Non - Residential Permitted Uses FF Medical Clinics GG Motels HH Mountain Bike Facilities II Museums JJ Nightclubs KK Parking Lots LL Personal Service Shops MM Pharmacy NN Places of Worship 00 Post Secondary Institutions VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Non - Residential Permitted Uses PP Private Clubs QQ Private Parks RR Private Schools SS Public Parks TT Schools, Public UU Recreational Uses VV Restaurants WW Retail outlets for the sale of alcoholic beverages /micro breweries XX Retail Stores YY Retirement Homes ZZ Trade Schools VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Zone Provisions 1 2 9 1 Minimum - lot area 0.02 Hectares Minimum lot frontage 7 metres Minimum required front yard 1 1.0 metres Minimum required exterior side yard (2) 1.0 metres Minimum required interior side yard (3) 0.3 metres Minimum required rear side yard 4 3.0 metres Minimum gross floor area 5 50.0 s . metres Maximum height 6 25.0 metres Width of planting strip 7 3.0 metres The minimum required front yard for ground floor dwelling units is 5.0 metres The minimum required exterior side yard for ground floor dwelling units is 2.0 metres In the case of buildings that share a common wall, the setback may be reduced to 0.0 metres 4. In the case of a townhouse dwelling or semi - detached dwelling, the minimum rear yard setback shall be 6.0 metres 5. The minimum gross floor area applies only to dwelling units. 6. The maximum permitted height for a townhouse dwelling or semi - detached dwelling is 11 metres and for a stacked townhouse dwelling is 18 metres. 7. Planting strips are required adjacent to stand alone residential, open space and boundary roads. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed Residential Use Definitions Village Commercial Resort Unit Means a dwelling unit in a building where culinary and sanitary services are provided for the exclusive use of the dwelling unit, and the dwelling unit may be part of a rental or lease management program which includes housekeeping services where the dwelling unit is rented or leased to other than the unit owner for a period of time under a rental or lease agreement program. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed Non - Residential Use Definitions Adventure Parks The use of land or small scale buildings where participants engage in outdoor recreational uses which are not otherwise defined within the by -law and may include but are not limited to a Zorbing park, mountain coaster, climbing wall, and skateboard park. Aquatic Centres Any artificially enclosed body of water, including a hot tub, not less than 0.4 m deep, that is intended for recreational or competitive swimming, diving, or other bathing activities. Arenas The use of land or building for establishments primarily engaged in operating sports stadiums and other sports facilities, and organizing and promoting sports events and, or in addition to, similar events held in these facilities. Establishments primarily engaged in promoting and presenting sports tournaments, in their own facilities, are included. Convention Centres The use of land or building for establishments primarily engaged in providing large or small meeting rooms for business, civic, educational, political, religious or social group or similar special functions. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed Non - Residential Use Definitions Curling Clubs The use of land or building for the purpose of playing or practicing the sport of curling. Farmers Market The use of land or building for the occasional or periodic activity of holding a market where food and /or new or used goods are offered for sale to the public. Grocery Store The use of land or building for establishments primarily engaged in retailing a general line of food, such as canned, dry and frozen foods; fresh fruits and vegetables; fresh and prepared meats, fish poultry, dairy products, baked products and snack foods. These establishments also typically retail a range of non -food household products, such as household paper products, toiletries and non - prescription drugs and may also include a pharmacy and limited lines of other non -food retail merchandise. Pharmacy The use of land or building for establishments primarily engaged in retailing prescription or non - prescription drugs and medicines. These establishments also typically retail snacks, cosmetics, personal hygiene products, greeting cards and stationery, and health aids, and may also include as additional retail uses confectionery, novelties and giftware, cameras and photographic supplies. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed Non - Residential Use Definitions Post Secondary Institutions Means a premises used for educational purposes by a college, university or adult education facility. Recreational Uses An open space or recreational area or building, other than a public park, operated on a commercial and/or private member basis, which is devoted to one or more of the following uses or activities or to a similar type of use or activity: I. Accessory recreational or playground uses such as picnic area, tennis courts, lawn- bowling greens, outdoor skating rinks, athletic fields, swimming pools and similar uses; II. Buildings accessory to the foregoing such as refreshment booth or pavilion, a marina, dining and recreation facilities and administrative offices to service the clients or members utilizing the principle private recreation use. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Other Proposed Definitions Resort Street Means a private right -of -way that is used by motor vehicles but is not owned by the Corporation or any other public authority but is developed to municipal standards and may or may not be a condominium road. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed New Sections 5.10(a) FRONTAGE ON A RESORT STREET Buildings or Structures may be erected which fronts onto or has access to a resort street. Lot division may occur on a resort street. For the purpose of definitions within this by -law resort street shall have the same meaning as public street. 5.19 Parking Standards Notwithstanding Section 5.19 (Parking Standards) parking spaces are required to be located on the same lot as the permitted use or within 200 metres of the permitted use. 5.20.1.1 Size of required parkinq spaces Notwithstanding Section 5.20.1.1 (size of required parking spaces) each required parking space in a parking area shall have a width of not less than 2.7 metres and a length of not less than 5.5 metres. 5.20.2.2 Width of driveways leading to a parkinq area or a parkinq lot Notwithstanding Section 5.20.2.2 (width of driveways leading to a parking area or a parking lot) driveways that cross a front or exterior side lot line and lead to a parking area or parking lot shall be a minimum of 7.0 metres in width for two -way traffic. VILLAGE ONE (V1) ZONE Proposed New Sections 5.19(a) PARKING FOR THE DISABLED The number of accessibility parking spaces required shall be calculated in accordance with the standards set out in Table D6 entitled Village One Zone Accessibility Parking Standards Table. TABLE D6 — VILLAGE ONE ZONE ACCESSBILITY PARKING STANDARDS TABLE 5.20.1.1(a) SIZE OF REQUIRED ACCESSIBILITY PARKING SPACES Each required accessibility parking space in a parking area shall have a width of not less than 4.5m and a length of not less than 5.5m. Total Number of Required Parking Spaces Minimum Number of Required Parking Spaces for Persons with Disabilities 1 —25 1.0 space 26-50 2.0 spaces 51 —75 3.0 spaces 76-100 4.0 spaces 101 —150 5.0 spaces 151 —200 6.0 spaces 201 —300 7.0 spaces 301-400 8.0 spaces 401-500 9.0 spaces 510-1000 2% of total 1001 and greater 20 plus 1 for each additional 100 spaces 5.20.1.1(a) SIZE OF REQUIRED ACCESSIBILITY PARKING SPACES Each required accessibility parking space in a parking area shall have a width of not less than 4.5m and a length of not less than 5.5m. PARKING Parking Rates Apartment Dwelling 1.25 spaces / unit Home Occupation 1.0 spaces / home occupation Multiple Dwellings 1.25 spaces / unit Semi- Detached Dwellings 2.0 spaces / unit Timeshare 1.25 spaces / unit Townhouse Dwellings 2.0 spaces / unit Village Commercial Resort Units 1.25 spaces / unit PARKING Parking Rates Adventure Park N /A* Aquatic Center 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Arena 1.0 space / 5 seats Art Galleries 1.0 space / 100 sq m Banquet Hall 4.0 spaces /100 sq m Business Offices 3.0 spaces/ 100 sq m Commercial Fitness Center 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Commercial Schools 2.0 spaces / 100 sq m Community Center 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Conservation Uses N /A* Convenience Retail Stores 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Convention Center 5.0 spaces / 100 sq m Curling Club 3.0 spaces / curling sheet Day Nurseries 1.5 space / classroom Downhill Ski I 10 Spaces / Acre of Skiable Terrain Dry Cleaning Distribution Depots 2.0 spaces / 100 sq m Farmers Market N /A* Financial Institutions 2.0 spaces / 100 sq m Golf Courses 24.0 spaces / 9 holes Grocery Store 5.0 spaces / 100 sq m Hotels 0.85 spaces / Room Libraries 1.0 space / 100 sq m Medical Clinics 4.0 spaces / practitioner Motels 0.85 spaces / Room *Non -Peak Parking Uses - Ancillary to Overall Supply Mountain Bike Facilities N /A* Museums 1.0 spaces / 100 sq m Night Club N /A* Personal Service Shops 5.0 spaces / 100 sq m Pharmacy 2.0 spaces / 100 sq m Place of Worship 6.0 spaces / 100 sq m Post- Secondary Institutions 4.0 spaces / class Private Clubs 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Private Parks 1.0 space / 4 visitors Private Schools 1.0 space / classroom Public Parks N /A* Public Schools 1.0 space / classroom Recreational Uses 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m Restaurants 5.0 spaces / 100 sq m Retail outlets for the sale of alcohol /micro breweries 6.0 space / 100 sq m Retail Store 2.0 spaces / 100 sq m Retirement Homes 3.0 spaces / 100 sq m or 0.5 space /bed Trade Schools 5.0 spaces / 100 sq m PARKING Future Parking Conditions =MW -, -11�1 PARKING Future Parking Conditions For Alpine Skiing per Acre of Terrain (70 acres) The calculated parking rate is 10.0 spaces per skiable acre of the skiable terrain. •Applying this rate we get a peak demand of 700 vehicle parking spaces. •763 vehicle parking spaces are supplied for zone 1 and 2. •Based on this we do not anticipate any overflow parking to Zone 3 (north of Horseshoe Valley Road). 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