Here is a list of rezoning applications headed for Burnaby City Council’s consideration on Monday:

Phase 1 of Brentwood Town Centre Project

The first phase of the Brentwood Town Centre redevelopment by Shape Properties is seeking to move forward to first reading and public hearing next month. Phase 1 includes development of a new externally oriented commercial shopping centre, public plaza and high street within the 8-acre southwest quadrant. It includes:

• 546,820 SF of new commercial space in 2-4 storey buildings
• Density of 1.56 FAR
• Central civic plaza

Phase 2 of Station Square

The second phase of the Station Square redevelopment by Anthem Properties is seeking to move forward to first reading and public hearing next month. The first phase is now substantially sold out and under construction. Phase 2 includes development the next two towers atop a low-rise retail and office podium on the Eastern portion of the site. It includes:

• two towers – one 38-storeys and one 48-storeys
• 768 total units
• a total density of 5.34 FAR
• 97,343 SF of new commercial space

Canada Way and Claude Avenue

The owners of this 4.6 acre site have filed a rezoning application for a 132 unit stacked-townhouse development with underground parking to a total density of 0.9 FAR.

Qualex-Landmark is proposing to rezone 458-476 West 41st Avenue from RS-1  District to CD-1 for a rental residential development including one 6-storey building and 2-storey townhouses at the rear of the site. The proposal consists of:

• 50 secured market rental units
• a proposed density of 2.55 FSR 37,152 SF

This rezoning application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan and the Secured Market Rental Housing Policy (Rental 100).

Qualex had purchased the site in 2010 for $2,500,000, or $67 per BSF based upon proposed density.

The site of the former Steveston secondary in Richmond sold to Polygon Homes for $41,125,000.

“The board is enthusiastic about what this means for our district,” said Donna Sargent, board chair at Richmond School District No. 38. “The sale of these lands provides us with funding that can be used for other capital projects and will ensure the legacy of Steveston will remain within the Richmond community.”

The 13-acre site will be split into eight acres sold to Polygon and five acres reserved for a park. There are no conditions on the sale and any rezoning will be done with the city.

12.58 acre Steveston Secondary Site

The secondary school closed in June, 2007 and was merged with the nearby London secondary to become Steveston London secondary in September, 2007.