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This document provides guidelines for BC Assessment staff on the classification of vacant mixed-use development land, detailing regulations, compliance checklists, and a two-part test for classifying

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1. Gather necessary documents related to the property, including surveys, site plans, and zoning regulations.
2. Identify the components of mixed-use that will be included (residential, commercial, recreational, etc.).
3. Review local zoning laws to determine classification requirements for each component.
4. Analyze the intended use and market demand for each mixed-use component.
5. Fill out the classification form, specifying the percentage of each use within the development.
6. Provide detailed descriptions and justifications for the proposed uses.
7. Submit the completed classification form to the appropriate planning or zoning authority for review.
8. Prepare for potential follow-up questions or revisions requested by the planning authority.

Who needs Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

1. Real estate developers looking to maximize land use and profitability.
2. City planners and local government officials for effective urban development.
3. Investors seeking to understand the potential value and return on mixed-use properties.
4. Community members interested in the benefits of mixed-use developments in their area.

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What are mixed properties?

Mixed property refers to a type of property that includes both real property (like land or a building) and personal property (like furniture or equipment). It is a combination of different types of property rights that a person can have.

What are the different types of mixed-use?

There are two types of mixed-use projects: vertical and horizontal. Horizontal: Horizontal mixed-use developments consist of different buildings within a complex that each have their own distinct purpose. Horizontal developments work best when there's land to spare, and less so in crowded cities.

What classifies as a mixed-use property?

A standard mixed-use property is configured vertically, consisting of commercial units on the ground floor and domestic living spaces on a higher floor. There are many variations of mixed-use properties, making them very desirable for both tenants and investors.

What is the new mixed-use development?

Mixed-use developments are urban planning and design strategies that integrate various types of uses — such as residential, commercial, and office spaces — within a single development or neighborhood. This concept is gaining traction worldwide as cities strive to create more sustainable and livable environments.

What is an example of a mixed property?

Examples of property, which may be tangible or intangible, include automotive vehicles, industrial equipment, furniture, and real estate — the last of which is often referred to as "real property." Most properties hold current or potential monetary value and are therefore considered to be assets.

What are the characteristics of a mixed-use building?

As the name suggests, this type of building has different components and different uses, rather than single use buildings that only serve one purpose. It can include different types of components, such as commercial, retail, office, housing, industrial, medical, and recreational components.

What is a mixed-use development characterized by?

As defined by the MRSC of Washington, mixed-use development is characterized as pedestrian-friendly development that blends two or more residential, commercial, cultural, institutional, and/or industrial uses.

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What is Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land refers to the process of designating land that accommodates a mix of residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial uses under a specific zoning classification.

Who is required to file Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

Developers and property owners who wish to obtain mixed-use zoning for their land or are seeking to develop projects that include both residential and commercial components are typically required to file.

How to fill out Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

To fill out Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land, one must complete the application form accurately, providing details about the proposed uses, site plans, and compliance with local zoning regulations.

What is the purpose of Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

The purpose is to encourage diverse development that promotes urban density, reduces the need for transportation, and fosters a vibrant community atmosphere by integrating residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.

What information must be reported on Classifying Mixed-Use Development Land?

The information that must be reported includes the land's current zoning classification, proposed uses, site plans, demographic studies, environmental impact assessments, and any necessary permits or approvals.