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Implementation Guide
Schedule D2, entitled “Eastern Hillsides Comprehen-
sive Development Plan.”
The Agricultural Area Plan is attached and forms part
of this bylaw as Schedule D3, entitled “Agricultural
Area Plan.”
The Alder Neighbourhood Plan is attached and forms
part of this bylaw as Schedule D4, entitled “Alder
Neighbourhood Plan”.
DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL INFORMATION
For the purpose of Section 920.01 of the
Local
Government Act
, development approval
information may be required under any of the
following circumstances:
1. The development results in any of the
following:
a. a change in the Official Community
Plan land use designation;
b. a change in zoning;
c. a requirement for a development
permit; or,
d. a requirement for a temporary use
permit;
2. The development may result in impacts
on:
a. transportation patterns and traffic
flow;
b. infrastructure including sewer, water,
roads, drainage, street lighting and
other infrastructure;
c. public facilities such as schools and
parks;
d. community services; or,
e. the natural environment;
3. The development could result in other im-
pacts that may be of concern to the resi-
dents of City of Chilliwack, City staff or City
Council.
4. The information is essential to meeting
the Geotechnical and Floodplain Report
Guidelines and/or other technical report
guidelines that are administered by the
City.
The main objective of the above provisions is
to ensure that applicable studies and relevant
information are provided to the City prior to
development, in order for the City to evaluate
the impact of the development on the com-
munity.
The types of studies that may be required
include but are not limited to the following:
1. transportation impact studies;
2. infrastructure studies;
3. studies on the impacts on public facilities;
4. studies on impacts on community ser-
vices;
5. environmental impact studies; and
6. studies that identify the impacts on other
matters that are identified as a concern
to the residents of the City of Chilliwack,
City staff or City Council.
ADMINISTRATION
Authority and Interpretation
1. City council is given the responsibility and
authority to create and adopt an Official
Community Plan under the Local Government Act.
The Local Government Act outlines the content
and function of Official Community Plans.
2. This Plan applies to the land and surface of the
water within the City of Chilliwack.
3. The exact location of symbols or boundaries
shown on most maps in this Plan will be legally
defined by zoning bylaws enacted over time by