Langley City Council moved forward on three development items at the Monday public meeting.
Council gave final reading to a rezoning bylaw, discharging a land-use contract, and approving a development permit to allow the construction of a 6-storey. 213-unit rental apartment at the site of the former West Country Hotel. 20% of the units will have below-market rents set to 30% of the median income for Metro Vancouver as per Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation requirements for this project.
This project will also expand the Michaud Community Gardens and create a new lane with a sidewalk connecting 56th Avenue to Michaud Crescent.
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| Rendering of the proposed project looking from 56th Avenue (20222 56 Avenue). Select image to enlarge. |
You can read more about the development project in previous posts.
Council also gave third reading to amend the current Offical Community Plan and a rezoning bylaw to enable a 6-storey, 68-unit apartment at 5394, 5396, 5400, & 5402 207 Street. You can read more about this proposed development in a previous post.
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| Rendering of proposed apartment at 5394, 5396, 5400, & 5402 207 Street from 207th Street. Select image to enlarge. |
Council also gave first and second reading to a bylaw, which, if given final reading, would enable the construction of a 5-storey, 62-unit apartment at the corner of 56th Avenue and 201 A Street. This proposed development is on the site of a former fire-damaged apartment building.
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| View of proposed apartment from the corner of 201A Street and 56th Avenue. 5609 201A Street. Select rendering to enlarge. |
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| View of proposed apartment, south-facing view. 5609 201A Street. Select rendering to enlarge. |
City staff will now schedule a public hearing for this proposal. I will post more about the development project at that time.
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