Scott Road & 75A Avenue Six Storey Apartments

Location: 7555, 7595 & 7597 120 Street and 7592 & 7594 119A Street
File Number: LU009650
Applicant: Barnett Dembek Architects

Council Consideration

Council Consideration
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 8419 and Road Closure and Cancellation Bylaw 8420 were adopted by Council at their meeting on December 16, 2024.

Proposal

The following are key aspects of the proposal:

• 309 residential apartments;
• 6 storeys and maximum building height of 24 m;
• 293 residential parking spaces and 29 visitor parking spaces (322 total);
• Vehicle access from 119A Street; and
• Road closure of the central north-south lane is requested, in exchange for a partial lane dedication connecting the site to 120 Street.
  
  

The property is located within 400 m of the Scottsdale Transit Exchange. Under new Provincial legislation, developments at this location under a Floor Space Ratio of 3.0 and height of eight storeys cannot be denied by Council on the basis of density or height.

This development proposal includes applications for:

• The proposal is consistent with the designation of Scott Road Corridor (SRC) under draft new Official Community Plan Bylaw 8400, 2024, intended for mid- to high-rise residential and mixed use buildings.
• Rezoning to the new Apartment Residential 6 Zone (RA6) under "Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017";
• Development Permit for form and character in the Scott Road Corridor (SRC) Development Permit Area; and
• Development Variance Permit to allow architectural projections and balconies within the setbacks.

Please note that this application has not gone to Council for consideration; therefore, aspects of the proposal may change as the application proceeds through the review process. Images are depicted as renderings.

Former application LU009088 for 155 apartment and 10 townhouse units at this property has been cancelled.

How Can You Provide Your Input

Consultation is now closed and a summary of comments received so far is available in the folder: Applicable Bylaws and City Documents.

You can ask questions directly by contacting the City Planner by telephone or email with the contact information provided on this webpage. Comments submitted to this page will not be posted publicly.