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Location: 1050 54A Street
File Number: LU009921
Applicant: Emily Kearns, Ankenman Associate Architects Inc.
Application Overview
The following are key aspects of the proposal:
One six-storey apartment building with a total of 143 seniors affordable rental units, including 131 adaptable units
A 767.5m2 community centre on the main floor
2.20 Floor Space Ratio
Shared access for surface parking and underground parking via 54A Street with Phase 1 located north of the subject site
72 residential parking spaces, 18 visitor parking spaces for the residents, 23 parking spaces for the community centre
209.6m2 of common indoor amenity space and 1092.4m2 of common outdoor amenity space
Application Required
This development proposal includes applications for:
Rezoning from Comprehensive Development Zone 289 (CD289) to a new Comprehensive Development Zone
Development Permit for form and character in the Tsawwassen Neighbourhood Centre and Corridors (SD1-A) Development Permit Area
Development Variance Permit to vary "Delta Zoning Bylaw No.7600, 2017" by reducing the minimum number of parking spaces for apartment units from 143 spaces (1 space per unit) to 72 spaces (0.5 spaces per unit)
Please note that the aspect of the proposal may change as the application proceeds through the review and approval process. Images are depicted as rendering.
How Can You Provide Your Input
Provide your feedback below on aspects of the project such as design, landscaping, access or amenities. You can ask questions directly by contacting the staff by telephone or email with the contact information provided on this webpage.
Feedback will be collected on this webpage until December 17, 2025. Feedback submitted to this page will not be posted publicly. All feedback collected will be summarized for the applicant's consideration and response prior to Council's consideration of the application.
This development proposal is consistent with the Official Community Plan Bylaw 8400, 2024 designation of Neighbourhood Centre and Corridors (NC), which is intended for multi-unit residential and mixed uses in neighbourhood centres and along major corridors. Subject to Section 464(3) of the Local Government Act, a public hearing must not be held for zoning bylaw amendments for residential or mixed-use applications that are consistent with the OCP.
Location: 1050 54A Street
File Number: LU009921
Applicant: Emily Kearns, Ankenman Associate Architects Inc.
Application Overview
The following are key aspects of the proposal:
One six-storey apartment building with a total of 143 seniors affordable rental units, including 131 adaptable units
A 767.5m2 community centre on the main floor
2.20 Floor Space Ratio
Shared access for surface parking and underground parking via 54A Street with Phase 1 located north of the subject site
72 residential parking spaces, 18 visitor parking spaces for the residents, 23 parking spaces for the community centre
209.6m2 of common indoor amenity space and 1092.4m2 of common outdoor amenity space
Application Required
This development proposal includes applications for:
Rezoning from Comprehensive Development Zone 289 (CD289) to a new Comprehensive Development Zone
Development Permit for form and character in the Tsawwassen Neighbourhood Centre and Corridors (SD1-A) Development Permit Area
Development Variance Permit to vary "Delta Zoning Bylaw No.7600, 2017" by reducing the minimum number of parking spaces for apartment units from 143 spaces (1 space per unit) to 72 spaces (0.5 spaces per unit)
Please note that the aspect of the proposal may change as the application proceeds through the review and approval process. Images are depicted as rendering.
How Can You Provide Your Input
Provide your feedback below on aspects of the project such as design, landscaping, access or amenities. You can ask questions directly by contacting the staff by telephone or email with the contact information provided on this webpage.
Feedback will be collected on this webpage until December 17, 2025. Feedback submitted to this page will not be posted publicly. All feedback collected will be summarized for the applicant's consideration and response prior to Council's consideration of the application.
This development proposal is consistent with the Official Community Plan Bylaw 8400, 2024 designation of Neighbourhood Centre and Corridors (NC), which is intended for multi-unit residential and mixed uses in neighbourhood centres and along major corridors. Subject to Section 464(3) of the Local Government Act, a public hearing must not be held for zoning bylaw amendments for residential or mixed-use applications that are consistent with the OCP.
Now that you've reviewed the application, it's time to submit your comments. What are your thoughts on the proposal? You may want to consider:
How the proposal affects immediate surroundings
How the proposal fits with the City’s goals and priorities
Any changes you feel are needed to address your concerns
Please note that any correspondence submitted to the City of Delta with respect to the application will become public information under the Freedom of Information Act, so we would ask you to provideyour name and address.
