This Bylaw amends bylaw 6296 the Clean Energy Improvement Tax Bylaw to remove annual caps on funding the program, allowing more property owners to have access to funding sooner. It does not change the overall program spending limit.

Rezoning the site to I-B and I-G will retain many of the same uses that are allowed under the existing DC bylaw while still allowing the proposed development, as well as the subdivision and consolidation of parcels to occur.

The proposed rezoning will continue to allow for the uses under the existing DC Bylaw and introduce the following new uses: restaurants, retail store, and mixed use dwelling. Bylaw 6405 will continue to include measures to preserve the existing building.

This amendment will allow the continued use of Assisted Living Residential Care Facilities and Supportive Living Residential Care Facilities without the age restrictions that exist today that allow only seniors to be housed at this location.

This amendment will allow the existing single detached dwelling to be converted to a personal services use.

The Plan would be amended to remove the parcel at 802 2A Ave N from the plan area in order to facilitate a proposed rezoning of the property to a new Direct Control land use district, which is proposed in a separate draft bylaw (6395). No other change would be made to the plan.

The proposed rezoning will allow for new uses on the property and for delegation of development approval authority to the Development Authority.

The subject parcel is the location of the Shelter, currently operated by Blood Tribe Health. It is currently zoned a Direct Control district, and re-fers to the Railway Relocation Lands Area Rede-velopment Plan. An associated draft bylaw, By-law 6394, would remove this parcel from the plan area.

This amendment will allow for offices and other business industrial-type land uses in addition to the general industrial land uses that are currently allowed on the parcel.