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Committee of Adjustment
July 15, 2015
What was decided (4 motions)
4 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
THAT Minor Variance Application D13-A12-15 be approved, subject to the following conditions: 1. That the applicants enter into an agreement with the Town stating that as long as there is an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the dwelling unit that the garage remain available to park two (2) cars; 2. That the agreement is registered on title of the property; 3. That the variance pertains only to the requests as submitted with the application; and 4. That the development be substantially in accordance with the information submitted with the application. as the Minor Variance Application: (1) is minor in nature as the impact on adjacent properties appears to be minimal; (2) conforms to the general intent and purpose of the Official Plan and Zoning By-law as both documents permit accessory dwelling units on the property; and (3) does not adversely affect the character of the neighbourhood and is considered a desirable development of the lot.
Moved by Peter Mertens, seconded by Ken Smith
Carried
THAT the Minutes of the Wednesday, June 17 th , 2015 meeting be approved as circulated.
Moved by Fred Stoneman, seconded by Ken Smith
Carried
THAT the Meeting adjourn.
Moved by Ken Smith, seconded by Fred Stoneman
Carried
THAT Minor Variance Application D13-A12-15 be approved, subject to the following conditions: 2 of 2 Town of Newmarket I Committee of Adjustment I Minutes – July 15, 2015 3 1. That the applicants enter into an agreement with the Town stating that as long as there is an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the dwelling unit that the garage remain available to park two (2) cars; 2. That the agreement is registered on title of the property; 3. That the variance pertains only to the requests as submitted with the application; and 4. That the development be substantially in accordance with the information submitted with the application. as the Minor Variance Application: (1) is minor in nature as the impact on adjacent properties appears to be minimal; (2) conforms to the general intent and purpose of the Official Plan and Zoning By- law as both documents permit accessory dwelling units on the property; and (3) does not adversely affect the character of the neighbourhood and is considered a desirable development of the lot.