HomeMy WebLinkAbout75-136REPORT N0, 116
ZONING APPLICATION FOR WILHELM AND HERTA
ULRICH - MANVERS ROAD: -
1. Purpose of Application:
On September 13, 1974, an application was received regarding
part of Lot 11, Concession 5, Darlington. The applicant requested
a change in the Zoning By-law to M1 (Industrial) to permit meat
cutting and processing on the site.
2. Official Plan Provisions:
The Interim District Plan designates the site "Rural". This
designation permits "Home Industrial" uses. These uses are def-
ined as uses not considered noxious under the Public Health Act,
which are secondary to the main rural use of the property, are
located on a lot of at least 25 acres and employ not more than 3
non -family members. The applicant proposes to process the car-
casses of beef raised on his farm for freezer orders and to smoke
some of this meat for sausages. This use would be accessory to the
existing livestock raising use and would therefore conform with the
Official Plan requirements.
The Plan states that these uses may be placed in a separate
Zoning category. The approved Darlington Official Plan, and Amend-
ment No.8 thereto do not permit the location of this type of use in
an agricultural zone.
3. Zoning Provisions:
This lot is presently zoned Agricultural. The Applicant is
requesting the change of a 100x 280' parcel to M1 Zoning to permit
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a meat cutting and sausage making business. This type of use is
permitting in an M1 Zone, provided that the development meets the
zone provision. The attached table demonstrates that this proposal
conforms to all of these requirements except for the minimum int-
erior side yard width.
The present farm dwelling would, after rezoning, conform to all
of the requirements of the Agricultural Zone, except for the mini-
mum interior side yard width adjacent to an industrial zone.
A minimum of 45 foot separation is presently required between a
residential building in an Agricultural Zone and an industrial
building in an M Zone. This proposal provides only a 35 foot sep-
aration.
The proposed New Zoning By-law for the Town of Newcastle would
require an 80 foot separation between a residential building in a
Rural Zone and an industrial building in an industrial zone. With
a total of 35 feet between buildings, this proposal does not meet
the minimum interior side yard requirements of the proposed By-law.
4, Circulation of Application:
The application was circulated for comments to the following
agencies:
(1) The Durham works Department
(2) The Durham Health Unit
(3) The Durham Planning Department
(4) The Plans Administration Branch
All of these agencies replied.
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5. Regume of Comments:
(1) The Durham Works Department - advised that they had no objec-
tions to the application, provided that approval be subject
to the dedication of 17 feet for road widening purposes across
the entire frontage of the property along Regional Road No. 14.
(2) The Durham Re ig_onal Hpalth Unit - advised that they had no ob-
jections to this application. They stressed, however, that the
applicant must meet all requirements of the Food Premises Reg-
ulations and all other pertinent legislation before commencing
operation.
(3) The Durham Planning Department - advised that since they make
comments on proposed amendments to the Zoning By-law, it would
be inappropriate to comment at this stage of processing the
application.
(4) The Plans Administration Branch - stated that the Regional Mun-
icipality of Durham has taken over responsibility for commenting
on Zoning By-laws.
6. Discussion:
The applicant wishes to build an addition to an existing garage
and to renovate the garage for a small meat cutting operation based
on his own supply of livestock. The scale of business will neces-
sarily be limited by the applicants stock.
The subject site is surrounded on three sides by the applicant's
land and the farms and houses on the east side of Manvers Road would
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not likely be affected by this proposal. No submissions have been
received in opposition to this application.
The proposal meets all of the relevant provisions of the Int-
erim District Plan and the zone requirements of the Darlington
Zoning By-law except for the minimum required side yard widths bet-
ween the garage and the farmhouse. As conversion of the existing
frame building would entail considerable alterations, and since the
garage is too close to the farmhouse to allow the provision of the
minimum required sideyards, we recommend that the proposed building
should be relocated 80 feet south of the house.
It is, therefore9 recommended that this application be approved
subject to the following conditions.
(1) The applicant shall locate the proposed meat processing
building so as to allow a minimum distance of 80 feet
between the proposed building and the farmhouse.
(2) The applicant shall deed a 17 foot strip of land along
the entire frontage of his property to the Region of
Durham for road widening purposes.
The proposed rezoning cannot receive O.M.B. approval until the Min-
ister gives his approval to the Interim District Plan. In view of
this inevitable delay9 it is recommended that this proposal be in-
cluded in the new zoning by-law, rather than proceeding as an
amendment to the present by-law.
Respectfully subbmitted9
George F. Howdeny
Planning Director.
AGRICULTURAL e RESIDENTIAL (A) ZONE PROVISIONS
INTERIOR
1. Minimum Lot Area 379500 sq. ft.
2. Minimum Lot Frcntage 150 $t.
3. Minimum Lot Depth
4. Maximum lot Coverage 10 %
5. Minimum Yards - Front 50 ft.
- Interior Side 20 ft.
- Exterior Side ----
- Rear 50 ft.
INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL (M1)
ZONE PROVISIONS
1.
Minimum. Lot Area
----
2.
Minimum Lot Frontage
----
3.
Minimum Lot Depth
200
ft.
4.
Maximum Lot Coverage
50
%
5.
Minimum Yards - Front
50
£t.
- Interior Side
25
ft.
- Exterior Side
35
ft.
- Rear
45
ft.
AGRICULTURAL e RESIDENTIAL (A) ZONE PROVISIONS
INTERIOR
1. Minimum Lot Area 379500 sq. ft.
2. Minimum Lot Frcntage 150 $t.
3. Minimum Lot Depth
4. Maximum lot Coverage 10 %
5. Minimum Yards - Front 50 ft.
- Interior Side 20 ft.
- Exterior Side ----
- Rear 50 ft.