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OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLANBYLAW 4052-2
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DISTRICT OF MISSIONOFFICIAL COMMUNI
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2.3 Housing Choice and Quality ....
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LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES AND MAPSLIS
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1.2.2 Fraser Valley Regional Distri
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• To enhance the community’s ch
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• distribution of newsletters to
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1.5 Conformance with Provincial Law
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the Province. 21.62% of B.C. popula
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Percent (%)1.6.5 Educational Attain
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growth occurred throughout B.C. wit
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higher density development forms, i
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Part I also presents a demographic
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Rural and Rural Residential designa
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Land Use Designations and DensityTh
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8. utilize smarter and cheaper infr
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POLICIESCollaborative Approach to E
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OBJECTIVEProtect the District’s w
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1.4 STEWARDSHIP OF GRAVEL RESOURCES
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POLICIESFloodproofing New Developme
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character and also contributes to l
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milestones of the Federation of Can
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an application of the principles of
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Locate Parkland StrategicallyPolicy
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Consider subdivision applications t
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Table 7 - Studies - Secondary Study
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• SILVERDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD ONESil
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the pressures related to requests f
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including secondary suites, coach h
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OBJECTIVEEncourage a variety of inf
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options are available for the more
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design that can be readily modified
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• Create new, long-term quality j
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Mission as compared to those who ar
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Building PermitValue (in $000s)3.2
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developments to provide a minimum b
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3.3 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTApproxima
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Campus-style Business ParksPolicy 3
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Economic opportunities for agricult
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Agricultural Land Commission, the M
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was commissioned to provide recomme
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Central Area Comprehensive Developm
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• DOWNTOWN IMAGE AND QUALITY OF D
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alterations and function to ensure
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floral display in the front landsca
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Mixed Use Commercial(a) Siting(i) B
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esidential character of the area. S
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Area O - SILVERDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD O
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• To provide a mix of housing opp
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17.3.8 Safety & Security17.3.8.1 De
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exterior finish of buildings, exclu
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17.4.6.3 The massing of garages sho
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Silverdale Neighbourhood One - Colo
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District of MissionOfficial Communi
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District of MissionOfficial Communi
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Local Governments;address the requi
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) Pursuant to Section 920(11) of th
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OTHER DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREAS1. Ca
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DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREA GUIDELINESM