town of wolfville mps review: phase i wrap-up

MPS REVIEW:PHASE IWRAP-UP

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE

Town of Wolfville MPS Review Wrap-Up

AGENDA

FINAL DELIVERABLES

PHASE I INTERIM DELIVERABLES

BIG MOVES: MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY (MPS)

STRUCTURE OF DRAFT REVISED MPS

DRAFT REVISED MPS FUTURE LAND USE MAP

KEY CHANGES TO DRAFT MPS

BIG MOVES: LAND USE BY-LAW (LUB)

STRUCTURE OF DRAFT REVISED LUB

DRAFT REVISED SCHEDULE “A” ZONING MAP

KEY CHANGES TO DRAFT LUB

CONTINUING CONVERSATIONS...

PHASE II CONSULTATION PLAN

THANK YOU!


MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY REVIEW: PHASE 1

WHAT WE HEARD FEBRUARY 2016

#growingtogether

FINAL DELIVERABLES

Phase I What We Heard Report

Outlines the Public Engagement Strategy, including preliminary, planning week, and follow-up consultation events. Summarizes the outcomes of all public consultation activity undertaken in Phase I.

Draft Municipal Planning Strategy

Updated draft text document.

Phase II Consultation Plan

Outlines proposed activities and work plan for the Phase II Consultation to be undertaken in the coming year.

Draft Land Use By-law


Draft Core Commercial Design Guidelines

An update to the Architectural Guidelines Manual for Downtown Wolfville.

Draft Subdivision By-law


PHASE II CONSULTATION STRATEGYDRAFT

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE

CORE COMMERCIALDESIGN GUIDELINES

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE Municipal Planning Strategy DRAFT February 2016_v2

1 | P a g e F O T E N N P l a n n i n g + D e s i g n

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE

DRAFT MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY

February 2016 FOR INTERNAL REVIEW ONLY

Submitted To: Chrystal Fuller, LPP MCIP Director of Community Planning 200 Dykeland Street, Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P 1A1

Submitted By: FOTENN Planning + Design 233 McLeod Street Ottawa, Ontario K2P 0Z8 Date: February 24, 2016 Version: Draft #2

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE

DRAFT LAND USE BY-LAW February 2016 FOR REVIEW

Submitted To: Chrystal Fuller, LPP MCIP Director of Community Planning 200 Dykeland Street, Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P 1A1

Submitted By: FOTENN Planning + Design 233 McLeod Street Ottawa, Ontario K2P 0Z8 Date: February 24, 2016 Version: Draft #2

TOWN OF WOLFVILLE DRAFT SUBDIVISION BY-LAW

February 2016 Submitted To: Chrystal Fuller, LPP MCIP Director of Community Planning 200 Dykeland Street, Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P 1A1

Submitted By: FOTENN Planning + Design 233 McLeod Street Ottawa, Ontario K2P 0Z8

Date: February 24, 2016 Version: Draft #2


PHASE I INTERIM DELIVERABLES

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Initial What We Heard Report: Wolfville Municipal Planning Strategy Review

Introduction

We understand that Wolfville is a sophisticated community of local residents, students and seasonal visitors. The Town’s residents and businesses are very engaged with their built environment, and share a desire to grow a stronger Wolfville together. The community has participated in significant consultation events over the past few years, including a number of local, municipal, regional, and provincial initiatives. In addition to the impressive amount of public consultation and engagement that has taken place, recommendations for additional projects, new partnerships, and implementation strategies have been made. The Municipal Planning Strategy (MPS) Review project intends to bring these together to inform the update to the MPS, and to make sure that work that has already been done is not repeated.

This Report identifies a preliminary list of topics and issues for discussion that will help inform the direction of the consultation events to be held in early July 2015.

We looked at the following sources to put together this Report: Imagine Downtown Wolfville Workshop Supplementary Resource Document Notes from the Recreation Vision Session Workshop Kings 2050

o Kings County Municipal Planning Strategy (July 2014 Draft for Public Consultation)

o Kings 2050 Regional Approach Report

One Nova Scotia

We have also included notes from the MPS Review Project Team’s kick-off trip to Wolfville, and the preliminary online consultation on the PlaceSpeak platform.

Interim What We Heard Reports

Two previous What We Heard Reports were presented in June 2015 and in October 2015.

Sticky Issues Handbook

Background document presenting potential ways forward for PAC and Council consideration at Workshops in November, December, and January.

Vacant Residential Land Analysis

The Vacant Residential Land Analysis examined the future residential development potential in Wolfville. It was a chapter in the Issues and Options Report in October 2015.

Boarding, Lodging, Rooming Houses Memo

Research paper outlining an approach to licensing residential rental housing for the Town of Wolfville.

Issues and Options Report

Two versions of the Issues and Options Report were presented in August 2015 and October 2015.

Public Engagement Program and Communication Strategy

Two major face-to-face public consultation exercises, ongoing online consultaton activities, and project branding throughout Phase I.

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MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY REVIEW

STICKY ISSUESNOVEMBER 2015

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MEMO

TO: Chrystal Fuller, Town of Wolfville

DATE: February 12, 2015

FROM: FOTENN Consultants Inc.

Lodging, Boarding and Rooming Houses in the Town of Wolfville This memo has been prepared by FOTENN Consultants Inc. to present background information and recommendations on possible approaches to addressing some of the identified problems around lodging, boarding and rooming houses in the Town of Wolfville. The memo is structured as follows:

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1. Background and Context 2

2. Current Planning Documents 3

3. Review of Ontario University/College Municipalities: Definitions 3

4. Review of Ontario University/College Municipalities: Licensing 5

5. Review of University/College Municipalities: Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

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6. Some Notes on Precedent Case Law 6

7. Human Rights and Rental Housing Licensing 7

8. FOTENN’s Direction for the Current Draft Documents 8

9. Specific Recommendations for a Future Licensing By-law 8

10. Next Steps: Implementing a Wolfville Approach to Residential Rental Housing

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11. Options for Wolfville 10

Proposed Definitions for the Revised Wolfville LUB 11

References and Resources 12

The memo concludes by presenting a set of proposed definitions for the revised Wolfville Land Use By-law based on the research completed. This memo is not intended to be comprehensive, rather, it presents an overview of the areas outlined above and recommendations for possible direction based on approaches in other municipalities. A list of resources and references consulted is also included.

MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY REVIEWPublic Engagement Program + Communication Strategy

MUNICIPAL PLANNING STRATEGY REVIEW

WHAT WE HEARD

#growingtogether

TOWN OF WOLFVILLEISSUES & OPTIONSBackground Report for the Municipal Planning ReviewOctober 30, 2015

#growingtogether


BIG MOVES: MPS STRUCTURE

AGRICULTURE

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CENTRAL COMMERCIAL

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HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIALRESTRICTED COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL UNIVERSITY

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ASSUMED NEIGHBOURING DESIGNATIONS

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CORE AREA

OVERLAYS

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• Reduction and reorganisation of preambles in each section;

• Rationalization of designations;

• Introduction of Site Plan Approval and Secondary Planning Strategies;

• Expansion of Development Constraints policies;

LUB Amendments;

• Expansion of Implementation section;

• Introduction of Cash-in-lieu of Parking;

• Inclusion of criteria and implementation provisions for Municipal Planning Strategy Amendments; and

• Introduction of Core Area boundary and designations.

• Expansion of Servicing and Infrastructure policies;

• Expansion of Housing Policies for all types of housing;

• Introduction of a road hierarchy;

• Reorganisation of the Parks section;

• Inclusion of criteria and implementation provisions for MPS and

BIG MOVES: KEY MPS CHANGES


BIG MOVES: LUB STRUCTURE

EXISTING

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COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONAL DYKELANDS PARKS + OPEN SPACE

C-1 CENTRAL COMMERCIALC-2 RESTRICTED COMMERCIALC-3 INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIALC-4 SPECIAL COMMERCIAL

RAIL + ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR

R-1 SINGLE UNITR-1A LOW DENSITYR-2/4 MEDIUM DENSITYR-2/HD HIGH DENSITYRCDD RESIDENTIAL COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

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COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONAL DYKELANDS PARKS + OPEN SPACE

C-1 CORE COMMERCIALC-1/A CORE - MIXED USEC-2 CORE - LIVE/WORKC-3 CORE - LARGE FORMATC-4 LOCAL COMMERCIAL

C-F FUTURE COMMERCIAL

R-1 SINGLE UNIT R-1/A LOW-DENSITY R-2 TWO-UNIT R-3 GENERAL R-HD HIGH DENSITYR-F FUTURE RESIDENTIAL

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• Revision and rationalization of permitted uses, conditional uses, developments permitted by Site Plan Approval and developments permitted by Development Agreement in every zone;

• Addition of Site Plan Approval Criteria;

• Rationalization of parks zones;

• Addition of parking requirements for commercial developments and cash-in-lieu provisions; and

• Addition of provisions for cluster residential development, converted dwellings, home based businesses and flag lots.

• Revisions to the R-2/4 zone resulting in two separate zones;

• Addition of urban design requirements to the Core Commercial zones;

• Revision of definitions and provisions for residential rental accommodations and other residential definitions;

BIG MOVES: KEY LUB CHANGES


• Residential Rental Licensing By-law;

• Density ranges in certain zones;

• Privately owned portions of the Green Space Network;

• Additional updates to the Subdivision By-law;

• Processes for implementing Secondary Planning Strategies;

• Cash-in-lieu of parking calculation;

• Residential Design Guidelines; and

• Determining the threshold between Site Plan Approval and Development Agreements for certain uses.

CONTINUING CONVERSATIONS


PHASE II CONSULTATION APPROACHPHASE II CONSULTATION APPROACH

CITIZEN ADVISORY GROUPPOLICY WORKING GROUP COMMUNITY OF INTEREST PUBLIC OPEN HOUSES

ACADIA SENIORS DEVELOPMENT HOUSING NEEDSCOUNTY


PHASE II CONSULTATION TIMELINEPHASE II TIMELINE

Task 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Public Outreach

Community of Interest Meetings

Steering Committee

Policy Working Group MeetingsPresentations to PAC and Council

MonthConsultation Method


THANK YOU!

ANY QUESTIONS?

IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE WORKING WITH YOU, THE RESIDENTS OF WOLFVILLE, AND TOWN STAFF.

W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10 W11 W12 W13 W14 W15 W16 W17 W18 W19 W20 W21 W22 W23 W24 W25 W26 W27 W28 W29 W30

1.1 Workshop: PAC and Council January 27, 2016

1.2 Workshop: ToW Staff January 28, 2016

1.3 Public Outreach: Open House #3, Live Polling on Sticky Issues January 28, 2016

1.4 Community of Interest Meeting: County January 29, 2016

1.5 Submission of revised Draft MPS, LUB, SUB, Design Guidelines February 24, 2016

1.6 Presentation to PAC and Council: Draft Documents March 1, 2016

2.1 Public Outreach: Zoning Changes Mailout End of March 2016

2.2 Advertise Steering Committee Positions End of March 2016

2.3 Community of Interest Meeting #1 - Acadia University Early April 2016

2.4 Presentation to PAC and Council: Approval of Steering Committee Members Mid- April 2016

2.5 Steering Committee Meeting # 1: Monthly meeting Schedule End of April 2016

2.6 Policy Working Groups Meeting # 1- Bi-weekly meeting schedule Early May 2016

2.7 Public Outreach: Handout Mailout Mid-May 2016

2.8 Steering Committee Meeting # 2 End of May 2016

2.9 Policy Working Groups Meeting # 2 End of May 2016

Phase I Consultation: Draft MPS Review

2016

STAGE + WORK TASK MILESTONE DATE JULYJUNEMARCH APRILJANUARY FEBRUARY MAY

Phase II Consultation: MPS Adoption


3.0 Community of Interest Meeting #2 - Local Business Community End of May 2016

3.1 Policy Working Groups Meeting # 3 Mid-June 2016

3.2 Public Outreach: Open House #1 - Planning Primer 101 Mid-June 2016

3.3 Policy Working Groups Meeting # 4 End of June 2016

3.4 Steering Committee Meeting # 3 End of June 2016

3.5 Community of Interest Meeting #3- Housing Interest Groups Early July 2016

3.6 Policy Working Groups Meeting # 5 Mid-July 2016

3.7 Public Outreach: Open House #2 - Community Supper (Farmers Market) Mid-July 2016

3.8 Steering Committee Meeting # 4 End of July 2016

3.9 Community of Interest Meeting #4 - Landlords/Developers Roundtable End of July 2016

4.0 Policy Working Groups Meeting #:6 FINAL Meeting, Recommendations to be submitted to Steering Committee End of July 2016

4.1 Steering Committee Meeting # 5: Recommendations from Policy Groups received End of August 2016

4.2 Public Outreach: Bulletin Mailout (Notification of PAC public meeting and working group recommendations) Early September 2016

4.3 Community of Interest Meeting #5 - County & Provincial Staff Mid-September 2016

4.4 Public Outreach: Open House #3 - Housing Symposium Mid- September 2016

4.5 Steering Committee Meeting # 6 - Recommendations from Policy Groups presented to PAC Mid-September 2016

ELECTION PERIOD

4.6 Steering Committee Meeting # 7: Presentation of recommendations to new PAC members Mid-November 2016

4.7 1st Reading to Council: FINAL MPS , LUB, SUB and DG End of November 2016

4.8 Public Outreach: PUBLIC HEARING ON MPS, LUB,SUB and DG End of January 2017

4.9 2nd Reading to Council: MPS, LUB, SUB and DG Mid- February 2017

5.0 MPS, LUB and SUB aubmitted to Province - 60 day review February - April 2017

5.1 ALL DOCUMENTS APPROVED AND IN EFFECT End of April 2017

5.2 Public Outreach: Open House #4 - Announcing the Wolfville Strategy (OPTIONAL) End of May 2017

5.3 Public Outreach: Open House #5 - Design Walking Tour (OPTIONAL) End of May 2017

















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