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Approved Bungalow with Two Basement Suites
13303 107A AVE
North Glenora
Image Source: Google Earth
Why a New House is Being Built Here
The owners currently live on this property. As they age, they want to stay in the neighbourhood they've grown to love — so they're redeveloping the site themselves, demolishing the existing house and rebuilding one that better suits their changing needs.
The new design adds features that will support their needs for years to come. A single-floor layout, open and accessible rooms, and a lift to the main living area all make day-to-day life easier.
Two basement suites are also part of the plan, adding more homes for renters who want to live in this great neighbourhood.
Front Elevation – Proposed House Design
What's been Approved
The City has approved a development permit for a new home with three dwelling units.
Height and Design
The new single-storey home is a similar size and sits in the same spot as the old one. Its design fits right in with the homes around it.
Landscaping
This project will add 9 trees and 18 shrubs to the property
Project Stage
The development permit for this house has been approved by the City.
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- Design & Development Permit The development permit for this project has been approved. At this stage, the City reviews the proposed development to ensure it meets the applicable zoning regulations. This includes requirements related to building height, site coverage, setbacks from property lines, landscaping, and overall design.
- Building Permit Once the development permit is approved, building permits are required. This stage focuses on safety and the technical building requirements of the Alberta Building Code.
- Construction Construction can begin once all required permits are in place. The City inspects construction to ensure it follows approved plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
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