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805 Boyd Street (Storage Facility at Queensborough Landing)

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Consultation has concluded

Rendering of proposed four storey self-storage building at 805 Boyd Street - Queensborough Landing

Project Update, July 9, 2024: A Public Hearing was held on July 8, 2024, after which Council supported the application to change the Official Community Plan and Zoning.

Click here to view the Public Hearing and Council meeting recordings from July 8, and click here to read the Council package and all public correspondence received.

What's being proposed?

Official Community Plan (OCP) amendment, rezoning, and Development Permit applications have been received for 805 Boyd Street (Queensborough Landing Shopping Centre site). The applicant is proposing to subdivide off a 0.45 hectare (1.11 acre) parcel in the southeastern corner of the Queensborough Landing site to facilitate the development of a 12,241 sq. m. (131,766 sq. ft.), four-storey self-storage building, with a floor space ratio (FSR) of approximately 2.72. The facility would include approximately 1,081 climate-controlled storage units.

The proposed new parcel would contain 20 vehicle parking spaces, three loading spaces, and four short-term bicycle spaces. Site access would be secured by means of shared access easements with the larger Queensborough Landing site. The proposal would require demolition of a portion of existing building “F” (as shown on the first page of the proposed drawings). The OCP amendment and rezoning would apply only to the subdivided parcel and would not change the land use designation on the remainder of the Queensborough Landing site.

Click here to view drawings of the proposed development.

Note: This is one of two separate applications underway at the Queensborough Landing Shopping Centre site (805 Boyd Street). Click here for information about a zoning text amendment application that would allow for new land uses at the site, such as an amusement arcade, microbrewery, winery and distillery, trade and commercial schools, courier service, and others.


How can I engage?

There have been multiple opportunities for the public to provide feedback through the application review process. The process included applicant-led consultation and review by City committees. The review process has been iterative and revisions were considered, based on consultation feedback, throughout the process.

A Public Hearing was held on July 8, 2024 after which Council voted to supportthe application. All opportunities for engagement with this application are now complete.

Applicant-led Consultation

The applicant-led consultation process took place from August 28-September 20, 2023. Community members were invited to provide feedback through email, phone, survey, and a virtual open house. The feedback will be considered by the applicant as revisions are made to the project. In addition, the feedback has been received and reviewed by staff. This feedback is being compiled with other feedback submitted directly to the City. A summary of all the feedback received is available here and was included in a staff report submitted to Council on June 24, 2024. Click here to read this report.

Project Update, July 9, 2024: A Public Hearing was held on July 8, 2024, after which Council supported the application to change the Official Community Plan and Zoning.

Click here to view the Public Hearing and Council meeting recordings from July 8, and click here to read the Council package and all public correspondence received.

What's being proposed?

Official Community Plan (OCP) amendment, rezoning, and Development Permit applications have been received for 805 Boyd Street (Queensborough Landing Shopping Centre site). The applicant is proposing to subdivide off a 0.45 hectare (1.11 acre) parcel in the southeastern corner of the Queensborough Landing site to facilitate the development of a 12,241 sq. m. (131,766 sq. ft.), four-storey self-storage building, with a floor space ratio (FSR) of approximately 2.72. The facility would include approximately 1,081 climate-controlled storage units.

The proposed new parcel would contain 20 vehicle parking spaces, three loading spaces, and four short-term bicycle spaces. Site access would be secured by means of shared access easements with the larger Queensborough Landing site. The proposal would require demolition of a portion of existing building “F” (as shown on the first page of the proposed drawings). The OCP amendment and rezoning would apply only to the subdivided parcel and would not change the land use designation on the remainder of the Queensborough Landing site.

Click here to view drawings of the proposed development.

Note: This is one of two separate applications underway at the Queensborough Landing Shopping Centre site (805 Boyd Street). Click here for information about a zoning text amendment application that would allow for new land uses at the site, such as an amusement arcade, microbrewery, winery and distillery, trade and commercial schools, courier service, and others.


How can I engage?

There have been multiple opportunities for the public to provide feedback through the application review process. The process included applicant-led consultation and review by City committees. The review process has been iterative and revisions were considered, based on consultation feedback, throughout the process.

A Public Hearing was held on July 8, 2024 after which Council voted to supportthe application. All opportunities for engagement with this application are now complete.

Applicant-led Consultation

The applicant-led consultation process took place from August 28-September 20, 2023. Community members were invited to provide feedback through email, phone, survey, and a virtual open house. The feedback will be considered by the applicant as revisions are made to the project. In addition, the feedback has been received and reviewed by staff. This feedback is being compiled with other feedback submitted directly to the City. A summary of all the feedback received is available here and was included in a staff report submitted to Council on June 24, 2024. Click here to read this report.