In a report to be presented at City of Revelstoke’s July 26 council meeting agenda, staff are recommending approving a development variance permit for the Mackenzie Village development in upper Arrow Heights.
The variance permit comes with a number of proposed variances that will reduce parking requirements, increase the allowable height of buildings, and reduce setbacks.
A staff report recommends council supports the variance permit. “The buildings would be between 4 and 5 storeys, increasing in height towards the central portion of the development.”
Revelstoke city council is scheduled to consider the development variance permit at its Tuesday, July 26 meeting, which starts at 3 p.m. in council chambers. If approved at the meeting as recommended by staff, the variance will be final. Council meetings are open to the public.
The development is in a comprehensive development zone; the requests for more variances means what is proposed is not currently permitted.
The council report has a marked indicating there have been updates to the document.
For more background, read the following documents:
1. A staff report on the proposed development variance permit.
2. The proposed development permit.
3. The proposed development variance permit with renderings.
4. You can also view the city council agenda for July 26 here.
Update: This story has been updated to reflect uncertainty about late additions to the council report.
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