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Overview
The purpose of this page is for the public to be able to view development plans, reports, and information for active planning and development applications. You can view available development plans and reports for an application under the Documents section on this page. If you have questions about a development proposal, please contact the Planning Department by email at developmentservices@duncan.ca or telephone at 250-746-6126. (Note: ADP refers to the City's Advisory Design Panel)
Development Permits
Address
Proposal
Status
Plans
50 Coronation Avenue
6-storey, 131-unit multi-unit residential building
ADP Review Complete Staff Review Complete Next Step: Applicant Response
6-storey, 130-unit affordable multi-unit / assisted living residential building for seniors and people living with disabilities and reconstructed community/church hall
ADP Review Complete Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Permit Issued Next Step: Building Permit
Rezone from highway corridor commercial zone to new mixed use zone to facilitate 6-storey, 69 mixed use-building with commercial space and child care family on ground floor
Staff Review Complete Next Step: Applicant Information Meeting Date: November 26, 2024 Time: 4 pm - 8 pm (Presentation at 7 pm) Location: Sitka Room, Ramada Duncan Conference Center, 140 TCH
Re-designate from gateway commercial to high density residential and rezone from medium density residential zone to high density residential zone to facilitate a 6-storey multi-unit residential buildings
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete Next Step: Awaiting Information from Applicant
Rezone from highway corridor commercial to a mixed use zone and high density residential zone to facilitate one 6-storey multi-unit residential building and two 6-storey mixed use commercial / multi-unit residential buildings
Staff Review Complete Applicant Information Meeting Complete Next Step: Council Consideration (Date TBD)
Site-specific amendments to the community service zone to facilitate6-storey, 130-unit affordable multi-unit / assisted living residential building for seniors and people living with disabilities
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Bylaw Adopted Next Step: Building Permit
Site-specific amendment to downtown comprehensive zone to facilitate 2-storey mixed use commercial / residential building with two dwelling units instead of the minimum three dwelling units required
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Bylaw Adopted Next Step: Building Permit
The purpose of this page is for the public to be able to view development plans, reports, and information for active planning and development applications. You can view available development plans and reports for an application under the Documents section on this page. If you have questions about a development proposal, please contact the Planning Department by email at developmentservices@duncan.ca or telephone at 250-746-6126. (Note: ADP refers to the City's Advisory Design Panel)
Development Permits
Address
Proposal
Status
Plans
50 Coronation Avenue
6-storey, 131-unit multi-unit residential building
ADP Review Complete Staff Review Complete Next Step: Applicant Response
6-storey, 130-unit affordable multi-unit / assisted living residential building for seniors and people living with disabilities and reconstructed community/church hall
ADP Review Complete Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Permit Issued Next Step: Building Permit
Rezone from highway corridor commercial zone to new mixed use zone to facilitate 6-storey, 69 mixed use-building with commercial space and child care family on ground floor
Staff Review Complete Next Step: Applicant Information Meeting Date: November 26, 2024 Time: 4 pm - 8 pm (Presentation at 7 pm) Location: Sitka Room, Ramada Duncan Conference Center, 140 TCH
Re-designate from gateway commercial to high density residential and rezone from medium density residential zone to high density residential zone to facilitate a 6-storey multi-unit residential buildings
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete Next Step: Awaiting Information from Applicant
Rezone from highway corridor commercial to a mixed use zone and high density residential zone to facilitate one 6-storey multi-unit residential building and two 6-storey mixed use commercial / multi-unit residential buildings
Staff Review Complete Applicant Information Meeting Complete Next Step: Council Consideration (Date TBD)
Site-specific amendments to the community service zone to facilitate6-storey, 130-unit affordable multi-unit / assisted living residential building for seniors and people living with disabilities
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Bylaw Adopted Next Step: Building Permit
Site-specific amendment to downtown comprehensive zone to facilitate 2-storey mixed use commercial / residential building with two dwelling units instead of the minimum three dwelling units required
Staff Review Complete Council Review Complete / Bylaw Adopted Next Step: Building Permit