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STAFF REPORT

October 22, 1999

To: Etobicoke Community Council

From: Director, Community Planning, West District

Subject: Appeal of Committee of Adjustment Decisions

Purpose:

To advise Etobicoke Community Council of Committee of Adjustment Decisions which have been appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board and to recommend whether legal and staff representation is warranted.

Financial Implications and Impact Statement:

There are no financial implications resulting from the adoption of this report.

Recommendation:

It is recommended that legal and staff representation not be provided for the appeals regarding 67 Princeton Road and 64 Faversham Crescent.

Background:

Two appeals of Committee of Adjustment decisions in the Etobicoke Community Council area for applications at 67 Princeton Road and 64 Faversham Crescent.

Comments:

The applications and appeals are summarized as follows:

i) Address: 67 Princeton Road

Ward: Kingsway-Humber

Application No.: A-243/99ET

Applicant: Reinhold Stroeter and Margaret Linda Guske

Appellant: Reinhold Stroeter and Margaret Stroeter

Date of Appeal: October 6, 1999

Hearing Date: To be determined by the OMB

Zoning: Second Density Residential (R2).

Application: The 11.12 m by 36.6 m (36½' by 120') lot is located on the east side of Princeton Road one property removed from Valiant Road. A one storey detached dwelling and a detached single car garage currently occupy the property. The applicant is proposing to construct a one-storey rear and side addition with an open and unroofed deck to the rear and to convert the existing detached garage into a shed for storage. The applicant sought two variances. One relating to the elimination of the required legal existing parking space with a parking space located adjacent to the dwelling. The second relating to coverage of the storage shed (4.58% proposed whereas 2% is permitted). Planning staff's comments dated September 15, 1999 recommended that the applicant provide a legal parking space.

Decision of Committee of Adjustment: Refused

Comments: Staff have not identified any significant planning issues and do not recommend Legal and Planning Staff representation at the Ontario Municipal Board.

ii) Address: 64 Faversham Crescent

Ward: Markland - Centennial

Application No.: A-225/99ET

Applicant: Jean Fong

Appellant: Jean Fong

Date of Appeal: September 20, 1999

Hearing Date: To be determined by the OMB

Zoning: Second Density Residential (R2)

Application: The existing one-storey detached dwelling maintains a front yard setback of 7.64 m (25 ft.). The applicant proposes to construct a one-storey front vestibule addition with a front yard setback of 4.64 m (15 ft.). The Etobicoke Zoning Code requires a front yard setback of 8.25 m (27 ft.).

Decision of Committee of Adjustment: Refused

Comments: Staff have not identified any significant planning issues and do not recommend Legal and Planning Staff representation at the Ontario Municipal Board.

Conclusions:

Staff have not identified any significant planning issues with the applications at 67 Princeton Road and 64 Faversham Crescent and do not recommend Legal and Planning Staff representation at the Ontario Municipal Board.

Contact:

David Oikawa, Manager Tel: (416) 394-8219

Community Planning, West District Fax: (416) 394-6063

E-Mail: doikawa@toronto.ca

Karen V. Bricker, MCIP

Director, Community Planning

West District

SM/PZ/nt

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