8 Sep 2025 Council meeting Housing

Temporary Use Permit Application No. TUP26 and Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP484 - 364 Haliburton Street (Part 1)

Motion
That Council: 1. Direct Staff to update conditions of the Temporary Use Permit No. TUP26 to remove Social Service Resource Centre; and 2. Issue the updated Temporary Use Permit No. TUP26 to allow an office at 364 Haliburton Street for a period of three years.
Sources
Agenda itemCity agenda
Staff reportPage 2
Purpose
To present for Council’s consideration a temporary use permit and development variance permit application to allow an office and social service resource centre at 364 Haliburton Street.
Staff report, page 2
Staff recommendation
Temporary Use Permit  That Council issue Temporary Use Permit No. TUP26 to allow a n office and social service resource centre at 364 Haliburton Street for a period of three years; and, Development Variance Permit  That Council issue Development Variance Permit No. DVP484 with a parking variance as outlined in the “Proposed Variance” section of the Staff Report dated 2025-SEP-08.
Staff report, page 2
DocumentsStaff report about Economic Development, Housing, Land Use & Urban Form

Questions and answers

Councillor Erin Hemmens
Speaker identificationConfident
Yes

asked
Given what you said about the context, and I know we're not talking about the hub, but this is connected, do you support the amendments that were on the screen to the temporary use permit to keep this as an office space and not a drop-in service?
Speaker answered
Yes, absolutely.
Erin Hemmens
Speaker identificationIdentity unconfirmed
Thank you.

Councillor Sheryl Armstrong
Speaker identificationConfident
Yes

asked
Thank you. Councillor Armstrong, do you have a question? My question actually was for B. I was right. It was mentioned in B. So I just, if the CAO wouldn't mind, because it does say in there, in addition to the dwelling units, the building will include support services for SFN. and I was just wondering, and that was to the previous, is if that would be people that are just able to come in, or is it appointments that they would have to make? How would members from the nation access that service?
Speaker answered
Ms. Brown, please. Yes, and thank you for the question, and thank you for this opportunity, and above all, thank you for the support that you're providing for this amazing project. What we're trying to do is our outreach workers are stationed in Cedar, so we're bringing them closer so we can provide that support. But as Jeremy had said, it's really administrative, so not direct service from there, but just an outreach office. So they'll be moving with our relatives that are in the street, but not directly providing any kind of services from 364. Thank you so much.