市政府的信我早丢了。但当时EMAIL问他们REZONE的影响,他们的回信还在。
Thank you for your email below.
In response to your questions below, I can provide the following information:
- The difference between a Land Use Contract and a Zoning Bylaw is that a Land Use Contract is a contract between the original developer of your property (back in the 1970’s) and the City of Richmond, which included agreed-upon rules between the two parties about what could be built on the property at that time. There is currently no Zoning Bylaw for your property. The majority of lots in Richmond are governed by a Zoning Bylaw that provides rules and regulations for how the property can be used (e.g. permitted uses, max building height, building setbacks from property lines etc.).
- Since there is no Zoning Bylaw for your property, when the Land Use Contract is terminated on June 30, 2024, Richmond City Council must adopt a Zoning Bylaw in its’ place so that the property will not be without a set of rules after the Land Use Contract terminates.
- There are no changes to the development rights of the property with the proposed underlying zoning bylaw. Essentially, the proposed underlying zoning bylaw has been crafted to mirror what it is in the Land Use Contract.
- The proposed underlying zoning bylaw will not affect your property ownership or your property value.
我就看懂了说对所有权没影响,然后就没管。——刚发现不是去年,就是今年的事儿。今年2月份收到的市政府信。