Mitigating General Contracting Sample Clauses

Mitigating General Contracting. The proposed development agreement intends to limit the scope of the service industry use that may occur on the property to help minimize its impact on the residential neighbourhood. This is achieved by defining “service industry” within the proposed development agreement and further modifying that definition from that which was included in the February 16th staff report to remove the function of “limited processing” from the definition. This will help provide further clarity around what is permitted on the site and respond to Community Council’s concerns about previous outdoor storage and light bulb processing occurring on the property. The definition of “service industry” included in Attachment A now reads as follows: “a building or part of a building in which the primary function is to provide services such as maintenance, general contracting and storage, and which may include, as a minor or accessory function, the provision of supplies, merchandise or wares directly related to the services provided, and does not include a public garage including an engine and body repair shop, a printing establishment, a laundry or cleaning establishment, a wholesale bakery, a paint shop, sheet metal shop, a truck depot and similar uses.” This modification to the agreement has been discussed with the developer and he is amenable to the change. Case 19536: Development Agreement 000 & 000 XxXxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxxx Community Council Report - 3 - June 30, 2016
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