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NEGOTIATING AGREEMENTS

KDL's founder, Peter Kenward, has led negotiations, or provided legal input, in a myriad of agreement contexts.  A few examples are:

Development Agreements
  • negotiation of a 20-year Phased Development Agreement (PDA), and rezoning and official community plan bylaw amendments, to allow 950 residential units, a substantial market square and commercial uses in the formerly contentious “Southlands” area in Delta. Bylaws adopted July 2016, with Provincial approval for 20 year PDA term

  • negotiation of a 20 year PDA, together with a Development Cost Charge Front Ender Agreement, a zoning bylaw amendment, official community plan bylaw amendment and numerous other agreements, to allow 1,136 residential units and more than 2 million square feet of residential, commercial and industrial development on the Squamish waterfront.  Bylaws adopted September 2015, with Provincial approval for a 20 year term  

  • advice regarding implementation issues related to a PDA and associated cost sharing agreements in West Vancouver (37 single family lots, cluster housing and a condominium site near Rogers Creek)

  • negotiation of Development Agreements for a major mixed use sites in Coquitlam (Fraser Mills) and on Vancouver Island (Fairwinds)

Approval and permit terms
  • negotiations with the Province relating to regional growth management, grandparenting, boundary extensions, bylaw approvals, and validating legislation

  • advice related to development permit and zoning approvals, for towers and other projects in Vancouver (Nordstroms, Station Waterfront Tower, 2030 Barclay and along East Boulevard)

  • negotiation of a consent by TransLink under a statutory right of way for a mixed-use project in proximity to a transit line in Surrey (349 condominium units, a 144 suite hotel, 5 floors of office plus retail)

  • negotiations regarding Community Amenity Contributions and Development Cost Charges

  • negotiations related to the scope of allowable uses and activities in the Agricultural Land Reserve

Terms and Conditions.

As a single practitioner firm there are a limited number of engagements that Kenward Development Law Corporation is willing and able to take on, and Kenward Development Law Corporation specifically declines to act for any individual or corporation in the absence of an express agreement to that effect, entered into by Kenward Development Law Corporation and the client, that sets out the specific scope and terms of the retainer.     

 

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