SILVERDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD ONE PLAN - District of Mission
SILVERDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD ONE PLAN - District of Mission
SILVERDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD ONE PLAN - District of Mission
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Silverdale: <strong>District</strong> will need almost 12,400 dwelling units over thenext two decades in order to accommodate its projected populationgrowth. Based on development trends, and land capacity in otherparts <strong>of</strong> the <strong>District</strong>, outside <strong>of</strong> Silverdale, <strong>Mission</strong> can accommodateapproximately 6,371 dwelling units, comprised <strong>of</strong> 3,141 singledetached homes, 1,592 townhouses, and 1,638 apartments. Thissection shows the dwelling unit split between single-family andmultifamily units that Silverdale will have the potential toaccommodate based on the projections <strong>of</strong> demand by unit type andthe ability <strong>of</strong> other neighbourhoods to absorb that demand.Single-DetachedThe development potential in the rest <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mission</strong> over the2006 to 2026 period is for 3,201 single detached homes.The projected demand in the municipality over that period isexpected to be for 8,131 units, leaving a residual demandfor 4,930 units that could be accommodated in Silverdale.TownhousesSupply analysis showed that 1,592 townhouses could beaccommodated within the Cedar Valley and Central<strong>Mission</strong>/Core Area neighbourhoods. There could be demandfor 1,748 other ground oriented units (townhouses) over thenext two decades. It is assumed that Silverdale could capture35% <strong>of</strong> the townhouse market in the <strong>District</strong>. This would resultin demand for 612 townhouse units in Silverdale.ApartmentsPotential supply analysis showed that 1,392 apartmentscould be built within the Cedar Valley and Central<strong>Mission</strong>/Core Area neighbourhoods over the next twodecades, based on known developments at the Waterfrontand Parr Avenue, and the land capacity. The demandanalysis showed that the <strong>District</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mission</strong> could see demandfor 2,520 apartment units over the same period. IfSilverdale accommodates 35% <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mission</strong>'s demand forapartments over the next two decades, which would reflectSilverdale’s position as one <strong>of</strong> 3 townhouse markets in<strong>Mission</strong> including the Central <strong>Mission</strong>/Core Area, 882apartments could be developed in the new neighbourhood. 1010 Jorden Cook Associates and Colliers International, Housing Demand Study. April2008.Silverdale Neighbourhood One Plan | DRAFT July 15, 2008 | 25