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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDSD-2024-322 - A 2024-052 - 250 Frederick StStaff Report Development Services Department www.kitchener.co REPORT TO: Committee of Adjustment DATE OF MEETING: July 16, 2024 SUBMITTED BY: Tina Malone -Wright, Manager, Development Approvals 519-741-2200 ext. 7765 PREPARED BY: Sheryl Rice Menezes, Senior Planning Technician 519-741-2200 ext. 7844 WARD(S) INVOLVED: 10 DATE OF REPORT: July 9, 2024 REPORT NO.: DSD -24-322 SUBJECT: Minor Variance Application A2024-052 — 250 Frederick Street RECOMMENDATION: That Minor Variance Application A2024-052 for 250 Frederick Street requesting relief from the following sections of Zoning By-law 85-1: i) Section 6.1.2 a) to permit a parking requirement of 117 parking spaces instead of the minimum required 140 parking spaces; and ii) Section 6.1.2 b) vi) to permit 8 visitor parking spaces instead of the minimum required 28 parking spaces; to facilitate the development of four (4) additional dwelling units in an existing multiple dwelling having 108 units, for a total of 112 units, generally in accordance with Site Plan Application SP24/032/F/SRM, BE APPROVED. REPORT HIGHLIGHTS: • The purpose of this report is to permit the conversion of common amenity space on the top floor of a high-rise apartment building to be converted into four residential dwelling units with reduced parking requirements for overall parking and visitor parking spaces. • The key finding of this report is that the requested minor variances meet all the four tests of the Planning Act. • There are no financial implications. • Community engagement included a notice sign being placed on the property advising that a Committee of Adjustment application has been received, notice of the application was mailed to all property owners within 30 metres of the subject property and this report was posted to the City's website with the agenda in advance of the Committee of Adjustment meeting. • This report supports the delivery of core services. *** This information is available in accessible formats upon request. *** Please call 519-741-2345 or TTY 1-866-969-9994 for assistance. Page 5 of 171 Figure 1: Aerial photo BACKGROUND: The subject property is located on the intersection of Frederick and Gordon Streets. It is identified as `Community Area' on Map 2 — Urban Structure and is designated `High Rise Multiple Residential' in the Central Frederick Neighbourhood Plan in the City's 1994 Official Plan. The property is zoned `Residential Nine Zone (R-9)' in Zoning By-law 85-1. The purpose of the application is to permit parking variances for the conversion of existing common space on the top floor (17th floor) to four dwelling units. The applicant has indicated that the basement and parking levels in the building have storage lockers and laundry facilities. The top floor area on the 17th floor was originally designed as recreation area with a sauna room and a hobby room. During a site visit of the building, it was observed that these were unutilized vacant rooms and the owner felt this was a good opportunity to provide additional rental dwelling units. Site Plan Application SP24/032/F/SRM has received `Conditional Approval' for the 4 new dwelling units. It was primarily prepared to identify the required Visitor and Barrier Free parking spaces. Page 6 of 171 Drawings for the two levels of underground parking have been received and are attached to this staff report. w � Avurz t � ✓,� 1 L Y Yt,.h,9i.1Rrl;�fE nr �, Jx 9 L SITE PLAN 250 FREDERICK 5T. 161,4 ED IC, iY fq!'( Q yr , r,9..-ia SCALE'I: 9176 _ FITF sTa nsrim Lm"'. p.q lmM1�� J V'w ' I'LM1i.alin°i2/.CI N7 A,dr,11,,J sf:w"xn^(re nn r,i e a I. w aaNr 1 x 0 �1 k a r � aan 1 r 1 N ura A I Srw itf0 ;,i' r . Mrr,ulr 9.2 A q rtmII Itiorx I.-,wr.�A t 9[RI.Gn tld I A L a'� f k y94 AFI ,udfi4uvl+uvW, yl J W rWd r,p wWuo^a 1l,GaA) 1 tl- 1l tfwmer Pia (1Y1Al'214I1 ' IA,1 U HJ4r fru IT U7 2x h' Ar,i 1 ' nx�S,A WFE: BL Fi a11 'I d wh 5mr'r. F- J", llni, to IJalerhJ i Flray td MQiC ILL"AF, NLT R�dFA5 Tb5E LEF N, N4°TQM (1phMlll.flaOU'iiCu 4�^ltl,pNY'YR CWYiWIWG ;"dlLl'I1G] i) 4^arkr u l ".� ho P.re A tntl as sl awn rtvry z, rTl e ac,A brs a dam ep w La,n aq dhN Shu C'-'Itr YHit lenmi'tl r, [S­gn M,r,�r7l. 11 Rrke k sGrrape l¢ -11,d tHPo SRI I'1. A'1 �"+nrkl d d iKlh r.'IPN n q 1 { '. cn a.r d RInvrn M,, -,d A ( E r�Ru�Lea dv e u., rL of' A ","N" SATE PLAIN APPLICATION: SP 24/032/F/SRM PLAN SdiC ..,, --- -R-.P.429 L� T5 1 2 OF R'.P.29 City of Kitchener U JH OPdAWA-T) HOUSING APIRC.VALS MVISICIIN Figure 2: Proposed Site Plan Staff visited the site June 28, 2024. REPORT: Planning Comments: Corr OF NrTC IFTIFIR CE4Fii,I.€7PDA ENT AN 1"UClJ5'IM(3 APPRGVAL CIVl51CN SITE PAPd AI FTOV'`hl., PURSUANT TO S1rrCXq 41 C F THE PLANNING ACT IGNATIIRE ---. DATE THE OWNER AGREES TO DEVELOP AND MAIN ?' AIN 'THE SVTE IN COMPLIANCE wiTEHI THE APPROVED SATE PLAN AND ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT OF ONE COPY OF THE APPROVED S"TE PLAN. SIGMA DATE: In considering the four tests for the minor variances as outlined in Section 45(1) of the Planning Act, R.S.O, 1990 Chap. P 13, as amended, Planning staff offers the following comments - General Intent of the Official Plan The intent of the High Rise Multiple Residential designation in the Central Frederick Neighbourhood Plan is to acknowledge and permit the Acadian Apartment on the subject land. Multiple dwellings more than 200 units per hectare are permitted. The maximum floor space ratio is 4, with the above grade gross floor area not exceeding 4 times the lot area. As the building area is existing floor area, the residential conversion of space is permitted and will meet the general intent of the Official Plan. Page 7 of 171 Figure 3: View of property from street. General Intent of the Zoning By-law The intent of the parking requirement is to ensure sufficient parking spaces are available for residents and visitors of the building. The current zoning, `R-9', is within By-law 85-1 which has existed since 1994 on this property. This zoning requires the proposed total of 112 dwelling units to have 140 parking spaces (1.25 parking spaces per dwelling unit) and 28 visitor parking spaces (20% of the required parking). It is noted that the property will be rezoned in the future into the newest City Zoning By-law 2019-051. In the new by-law, the parking requirement for 112 units would be 112 (1 parking space per dwelling unit) with an additional 12 visitor parking spaces. This is substantially less parking than currently required and is closer to the 117 spaces proposed in the Site Plan. Currently, there are no visitor parking spaces on site as this was not a requirement when the building was originally constructed in 1968 and therefore, they have not been shown previous plans. Providing 8 visitor spaces on the surface outside the building ensures demarcated and dedicated parking spaces for visitors. Staff note that the property is one block from the Strategic Growth Area which has no minimum parking requirement. The property is on a bus route and just outside the 800 metres to an LRT station. Transportation Planning staff support the proposed parking variance. Page 8 of 171 It is noted that 5 barrier -free parking spaces are required (under both by-laws) and that 5 barrier -free spaces are proposed. There is no variance required for these spaces. Accordingly, the variances will meet the general intent of the Zoning By-law. Is/Are the Effects of the Variance(s) Minor? As noted above, the parking reduction is closer to what will be required when the property is rezoned under By-law 2019-051 and close to public transportation. The owner has also noted on the Site Plan that vertical bicycle parking will be provided on the ground floor adjacent to the building. Staff are of the opinion that the parking variances are minor. Is/Are the Variance(s) Desirable For The Appropriate Development or Use of the Land, Building and/or Structure? The applicant has advised that the common amenity space on the top floor was a recreation area with a sauna and hobby room and on a visit by the new owner, was an unutilized vacant area. There does exist a landscaped area with a picnic table in the north-east corner of the property as shown on the ground level of the Site Plan. The parking reductions, as noted above, can be considered minor and meeting the intent of both Official Plan and Zoning By-law. The addition of dwelling units is a gentle intensification of the residential building on the subject property and supports the City Housing Pledge in the supply more residential rental units. Environmental Planning Comments: No comments. Heritage Planning Comments: The Kitchener Cultural Heritage Landscape Study (CHLS) dated December 2014 and prepared by The Landplan Collaborative Ltd. was approved by Council in 2015. The CHLS serves to establish an inventory and was the first step of a phased Cultural Heritage Landscape (CHL) conservation process. The property municipally addressed as 250 Fredrick Street is located within the Central Fredrick Neighbourhood CHL. The owner and the public will be consulted as the City considers listing CHLs on the Municipal Heritage Register, identifying CHLs in the Official Plan, and preparing action plans for each CHL with specific conservation options. Building Division Comments: The Building Division has no objections to the proposed variance provided building permit for the additional residential units in the existing building is obtained prior to construction. Please contact the Building Division at build ing(a-)kitchener.ca with any questions. Engineering Division Comments: No comments. Parks/Operations Division Comments: All Parks requirements will be addressed through Site Plan Application SP24/031/F/SRM. Page 9 of 171 Transportation Planning Comments: Transportation Services can support the proposed parking reduction as the existing parking supply will remain as is. Region of Waterloo Comments: No comments. STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT: This report supports the delivery of core services. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS: Capital Budget — The recommendation has no impact on the Capital Budget. Operating Budget — The recommendation has no impact on the Operating Budget. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: INFORM — This report has been posted to the City's website with the agenda in advance of the Committee of Adjustment meeting. A notice sign was placed on the property advising that a Committee of Adjustment application has been received. The sign advises interested parties to find additional information on the City's website or by emailing the Planning Division. A notice of the application was mailed to all property owners within 30 metres of the subject property. PREVIOUS REPORTS/AUTHORITIES: • Planning Act • Provincial Policy Statement (PPS 2020) • A Place to Grow: Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, 2020 • Regional Official Plan • Official Plan (2014) • Zoning By-law 85-1 ATTACHMENTS: Attachment A — Underground garage parking plan (2 levels) Page 10 of 171 June 25, 2024 Connie Owen City of Kitchener 200 King Street West P.O. Box 1118 Kitchener, ON N2G 4G7 PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND LEGISLATIVE SERVICES 150 Frederick Street, 8th Floor Kitchener ON N2G 4A Canada Telephone: 519-575-4400 TTY: 519-575-4608 Fax: 519-575-4449 www. reg i o n ofwate r l o o. ca File No.: D20-20/ VAR KIT GEN (1) 06 FREDERICK 250 FREDERICK STREET 250 FREDERICK INC (3) VAR KIT/ 124 WOOLWICH STREET ZHENGYU CUI (4) VAR KIT/ 71 KINGSBURY 71 KINGSBURY INC (5) 06 HIGHLAND / 359 HIGHLAND ROAD W 2689943 ONTARIO INCORPORATED (6) VAR KIT / 176 WOOLWICH STREET HECTOR LOPEZ Subject: Committee of Adjustment Meeting July 16, 2024, City of Kitchener Regional staff has reviewed the following Committee of Adjustment applications and have the following comments: 1) A 2024 - 052 — 250 Frederick Street — No concerns. 2) A 2024 - 053 — 224 Contrystone Crescent (Unit C) — There are no conditions for the above application. However, the applicants are advised that there would be impacts from road noise to the existing and the proposed dwellings. The applicants are responsible for ensuring no environmental noise impacts from/to the proposed development. 3) A 2024 - 054 — 124 Woolwich Street — No concerns. 4) A 2024 - 055 — 71 Kingsbury Drive — No concerns. 5) A 2024 - 056 — 359 Highland Road West — No concerns. 6) A 2024 - 057 — 176 Woolwich Street — No concerns. Please be advised that any development on the subject lands is subject to the provisions of the Regional Development Charge By-law 19-037 or any successor Document Number: 4714959 Page 1 of 2 Page 13 of 171 thereof and may require payment of Regional Development Charges for these developments prior to the issuance of a building permit. The comments contained in this letter pertain to the Application numbers listed. If a site is subject to more than one application, additional comments may apply. Please forward any decisions on the above-mentioned Application numbers to the undersigned. Yours Truly, ew Joginder Bhatia Transportation Planner C (226) 753-0368 M Mariah Blake, City of Kitchener CofA(o)Kitchener. ca Katrina Fluit, Region of Waterloo — FYI only. Document Number: 4714959 Page 2 of 2 2 Page 14 of 171 r°1ru,*rniostra ion Centre: �1OO r'iyle P(r. iarox /,19 (::amL)i,1d:j(,­,C)NJ v1 I R I,` 6 P hone: ) 0) 2 1'Foil firee-I 1 900 4/"?), Fm 1�l 62 1 wwwg r'arid Ir'hII'ver,ca x June 28, 2024 Marilyn Mills Secretary -Treasurer Committee of Adjustment City of Kitchener 200 King Street West Kitchener, ON, N2G 4G7 Dear Marilyn Mills, Re: Committee of Adjustment Meeting — July 16, 2024 Applications for Minor Variance A 2024-052 250 Frederick Street A 2024-053 224 Countrystone Crescent A 2024-054 124 Woolwich Street A 2024-055 71 Kingsbury Drive A 2024-056 359 Highland Road West Applications for Consent B 2024-013 1188 Fischer Hallman Road B 2024-014 267 Dumfries Avenue B 2024-015 82 York Street via email Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) staff has reviewed the above -noted applications. GRCA has no objection to the approval of the above applications. The subject properties do not contain any natural hazards such as watercourses, floodplains, shorelines, wetlands, or valley slopes. The properties are not subject to Ontario Regulation 41/24 and, therefore, a permission from GRCA is not required. Should you have any questions, please contact me at aherreman(o)_grand river. ca or 519-621-2763 ext. 2228. Sincerely, Andrew Herreman, CPT Resource Planning Technician Grand River Conservation Authority N4(ir�irr r tai �:.c7i seI,vaIion �.)nhflira, r�Eac�.���e� II Ince OIIP Ill IO'r �6 b onseivcit'on f',flt )o[c� ic's ( I IId — A (r'ar�) d(I1M1 1 l(110 w, ItiVP�, Page 15 of 171 From: To. Committee of Adhmment (W) SIJII�ject: Commiittee of Adjustimfit applimcation A20244152 DaW Tuesday, Jull'y 2, 2024 630:36 AM You don"t often qet ernad from Lr-arn yythis ils jm�2ortant Hi there, I would like to for nia.11 y voice iny objection to the application that has been submitted to change the parking lot at 250 Frederick St. I corn a tenant of this property and my fellow tenants and I are currently in a legal dispute with the building inanagenient ("250 Frederick hic") regarding the use and access of the parking garage and the visitor parking, Our building management has denied paying tenants access to the garage, imposed extra fees to access the garage that are illegal under the Current LTB mules and have repeatedly targeted ceilain tenants who have chosen to exert their rights under the tenant protection act. This application to change the number of parking spots is nothing but a devious back -door way to make our lives here more difficult so that we will vacate our rent - controlled units. 'thank you for taking the time to read this Kathleen Flohr Page 16 of 171 From: To. Committee of Adhmment (.SM) SIJII�ject: Submisim DaW Tuesday, Jull'y 2, 2024 1;'58.57 PMI You don"t often qet ernad from Learn wh� CNs us €rnpoiilain t I've been living at the address below for 17yYve been deprived of my underground parking space even though my parking fee is included in my renit( unless I pay $250 per monith).On 28 of,lune received N13 notice! I-0 Page 17 of 171 From: Taa. Committee of Adhmtrnent (W) sljllrject: Re: Parking Lssue at 250 Frederick Street DaW Thursday, Jull'y 11, 2024 UA6:21 PM You don"t often qet ernad frorn I earra whthis i� hiloortan I should have added, and it is well known, that our new landlord offered to provide parking for $250 per mionth, which is not acceptable nor affordable by me and most tenants. My previous parking fee was about $,3i8 per month. -----OdgJin4I Message--,--- From- Sent: Thursday, Jluly 11, 2024 12:19 AM To. Committee of Adjustment (S,M) <Cori mifteeofAdiustmentdkitc,he,nier.cai> Subje�ct: Parking issue at 250 Frederick Street This is my submissbn for the rneefing related to the parking issuie at 250 Frederick Street, to, be heldl in the Conestoga Room at 101arn on July 16, 2024, From- Peter Sawatzky Page 18 of 171 Subject: Parking issues at 250 Frederick Street since change of building ownership from Grand River Property Management to 250 Frederick Inc. My new landlord '250 Frederick Inc.' (associated with serial renovictor Michael Klein) revoked my on-site parking privileges that I have had and have paid for since I moved here on August 1 2007. Apparently their vague rationale was based on minor ambiguous differences in the wording of leases over the years. I have lived here and parked underground here for 17 years!! And my annual N1 forms (until this year's from the new owner) clearly identified the amount that I paid for rent and the amount that I paid for parking. When my new rental amount (per the N1 form) comes into effect on August 1 2024, 1 am asked to pay the CPI percentage increase on both, but am still not permitted to park in the spot that I had for 17 years. This makes no sense!!! The current owner/landlord simply wants to make huge profits by any means, legal or not, on the backs of tenants who have faithfully paid their rents and parking fees over many years. There is no conceivable way that this is legal. In fairness, the new landlord should not only refund us the difference for lost parking privileges but also compensate us for the great inconvenience and stress he has caused us! I (and all affected tenants) would like to see this matter fairly resolved ASAP, by whatever means necessary! Thank you for your time and effort on this important matter. Sincerely, Peter Sawatzky [Sorry, due to time conflict, I am not able to be in attendance at the meeting of July 16.] Page 19 of 171 From: T ., Committee, ofAdiustratfIt (SW . Sullafect: Application 25O Frederick Street (A?024-052) Date; Thursday, Jully 11, 2024 11 36.06 AM You don't often gc-t ernad frorr Lo.airn whffik, s importaint HeUlo there, I currently live at 250 Frederick Street, with my husbandand we have called this our home for 17 years. We oppose Ithis application (A,2024-052) because there is a pending dispB regarding the current parking ederick. The owner of the b,uiildingi is extorting the residents for money to park their vehicles underground when it is in their iease that M. rking is included. We are currently paying $250 per month to be able to park our car i where it has been parked' for the past 17 years - underground as it states in our lease that was signed over 17 years ago. I havea physical disability that does not allow me to roam all around the side streets just t,#. dragil my groceries for miles after finding a parking spot on the street (currently the City is allowing us to park on the side streets)i. INVIR 11 ! VIII i I 1 !11! 23�0 Thank you for your time, Lisa P,ietschinski Page 20 of 171 From: Ton. Committee of Adhmtrnent (.5M) sullnject: PKiWn in preparation for hearing of A2204-052 50 Frederick SL data:: Thursday, Jull'y 11, 2024 3:41;56 PM Attachments: You doin't ofter"ii get eriiaul from . Learn wh Committee of Adjustment Hearing, Juily 16,2024 Please accept for consideration , this petition on behalf of the interested parties and residents of 250 Frederick st. Kitchener Thank you Submitted by Christopher Wilson 0-T-IMMIMMT-11M Page 21 of 171 Joint resident petitioned response to the application presented to Kitchener Committee of Adjustment Issue Parking; The current 250 Frederick street ni residential site plan (SP 12/068/F/SR) dated June 2712013 describes 117 of the 140 required parking spaces in the application A2024-052. Of these 1.1.7' there are 13 of the 28 minimum : spaces required with open to air parking spaces in the back of the buiiiilding, 9 of which are for Visitor parking. These are all accounted for in, the total of 117 spaces of the 107 required as, permission granted by the 2012 Committee of Adjustment. The 117 parking spaces fall short of the 140 total required. The 9 visitor parking spaces of the mininnum required 28 are not, and have not been utiflized as resident visitor parking as per the current site plan intent when permission, for the last adjustment in 2012 was granted. The current plan clearly states that the owner agrees to "develop and maintain the site iin compliance with, the approved site plan" (see plan application 12/0168/F/S/R). The applicants for this current adjustment review have presented to the committee of Adjustment an application when they have permanently uised the resident visitors parking space for use other than Resident parking and thus, arbitrarily removed more than half of these spaces (two space no parking and a 3 space dumipster for trash removal) from the plain of 9 available as was intended for the residential parking plan, Residents are currently and have been receiving Bylaw parking citations (penalty) for parking in Visitor parking spaces as this applicant makes use of bylaw enforcement to limit resident access to the current plan of 9 permitted of the 28 required resident visitor parking spaces alone. This applicant has also increased the cost of parking inside the building for many existing residents and some by as much, as 300%, thus pricing them out of parking within the intended plan and onto the street parking which there is none for overnight This creates an affoirdablle housing shortage circumstance for the current resiidents, Our current Kitchener parking Bylaw enforcement resources are being used to cover the city, parking overflow of thiis parking shortage that has been created by the applicant. Through citation and permits, this expense of using city resources is unfair to both the city administration and the taxpayer who Is paying for it. We challenge the committee to obtain parking bylaw enforcement history records of the resource utilization not only of the residents of the 250 Frederick address but to include the others in the immediate surrounding area.. Of the parking spaces available in this plan there Is no room orconsiideration inisidle or outside for resident or visitors that are disabled and in need of parking space, or acce5siNlity to their residence in this application, The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disobilities Act (AODA) is a, law that sets out a process, for developing a nd enforcing accessibility standards. The standards for this location have been framed by the framers with a grandfather clause protecting the, property owner from extensive compliance andl renovation costs with property built before the implementation of the Act. This grandfather clause shouild be sufficient to protect the applicant and their financial interest but it falls short of protecting the aged and disabled population residing at 250 Frederick Street, Accessible parking spaces that should be allocated but is not yet, would further reduce the number of parking spaces available to the residents, The reasons, for rejecting this application are clear. Adding more required parking space to an existing overly parking congested situation would be detrimentalll to the city resources and residents residing at this 250 Frederick location and their ability to park their vehicles, Name; Uln,it# Telephone: Email: Date; A-7 Page 2� o 71 .......... e /) . .. . ....... Joint resident petitioned response to the application presented to Kitchener Committee of Adjustment. (Cmem l!d) Name; UnO 'Telephone: Email: Date; I".) LAI k� IS, f2 Page�24 qf 1,71 Joint resident pOJtioned response to the appkafion presented tri l Kitcheriller Comri�tt�ee of Adjustment, (Contd) Name,; Unittt Telephone� LmailL Date; --�Ilit a �,r .�•. „. .. „. o� ,m,��.u,� awe �r � w . .�� wa.,,.�,..m � w�. li— 0 Page 25 of71 �V '0 14- � Joint resident pe ise to the application, presented to Kitchener Committee of Adjustment. (Cont'd) Name; Umt# rm, M Telephone: FITIM Date; 1117 /All � IA, .. . .... . .......... ....... - . ........ 71� Page 26 af 17 Joint re5ident petitionedrespoor e to the appkzition, presented to Kitchener CorTimittee of AdjLJstmpnt. (Cont'd) , 6) "( ,,, Name, Unuts lelephone: Emaik Date� J, 41 IIII-ellil-I �L . ........... t Z� . .......... Page 27 zw-"� Joint resident petitioned response to the application presented to Kitchener Committee of Adjustment. (CorWd) Name; t llnit# Tphanhnnw Dat�e, ,JULY rl, rz 0 __._.w__.._... 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