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Environmental Development Permit with Variance 2022/11 - 302 Bessborough Avenue

First seen: April 4, 2023
Last seen: April 4, 2023

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April 4, 2023Council
Full Recording

Environmental Development Permit with Variance 2022/11 - 302 Bessborough Avenue

Approved the Environmental Development Permit and associated variance for property at 302 Bessborough Avenue to allow the replacement of existing stairs and dock access near the present natural boundary of the sea.

"Council reviewed the proposal to replace an old dock structure with a new, environmentally sensitive design. The applicant emphasized neighborhood support, compliance with DFO/DND regulations, and a significant reduction in landing platform area. Staff noted that the dock and ramp would be constructed off-site and barged in, mitigating construction impacts on the foreshore."
Staff TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT WITH VARIANCE 2022/11 – 302 BESSBOROUGH AVENUEAppendLetter to Mayor and Council RE: Update to Development Permit Application for 302 Bessborough AvenueAppendSite Plan Of: Lot 6, Block 4, Section 8, Esquimalt District, Plan 1688AppendProject Plans - 302 Bessborough Avenue (InterTidal Design)AppendGeotechnical Review Report - New Access Stair and Dock, 302 Bessborough AvenueAppendMarine Habitat Review for Private Recreational Dock - Esquimalt HarbourAppendFIGURES - Marine Habitat ReviewAppendAppendix A. Private Recreational Dock Construction Plans and Section ViewAppendAppendix B. Project Site shoreline photographsAppendAppendix C. Aquatic Species at Risk ReportAppendAppendix D. Eelgrass Beds Map- Archipelago Marine Research Ltd.Staff Esquimalt Harbour – Small Project Environmental Screening ReportOtherANNEXES - Environmental Screening ReportStaff MARINE HABITAT REVIEW FOR PRIVATE RECREATIONAL DOCK ESQUIMALT HARBOURStaff Marine Habitat Review Private Recreational DockAppendFIGURESAppendAppendix A. Private Recreational Dock Construction Plans and Section ViewAppendAppendix B. Project Site shoreline photographsAppendAppendix C. Aquatic Species at Risk ReportAppendAppendix D. Eelgrass Beds Map- Archipelago Marine Research Ltd.CorresAnnex B. 22-HPAC-01197 - Dock Replacement, Esquimalt Harbour, View Royal – Implementation of Measures to Avoid and Mitigate the Potential for Prohibited Effects to Fish and Fish Habitat (DFO, 17 November 2022)AppendAnnex C. Duty to Consult DeterminationFormSTEP 1: CONTEMPLATING CROWN CONDUCT - Proposed Activity DescriptionAppendTERMINOLOGY AND RESOURCESOther12. SIGNATURES - Environmental Screening ReportCorresFisheries and Oceans Canada Correspondence - Dock Replacement, Esquimalt HarbourCorresLetter of Support - Jeannie MillerCorresLetter of Support - Lou MillardCorresLetter of Support - Leah Mulleda & Greg RobertsCorresLetter of Support - Robert McIntireCorresLetter of Support - Stephen DanaCorresLetter of Support - Elaine M. YorkyCorresLetter of Support - Leanne HowesCorresLetter of Support - Brian & Tracy RichardsCorresLetter of Support - Janice & Tony DelburolaCorresLetter of Support - G. JacksonCorresLetter of Support - Wayne CameronCorresLetter of Support - Peter HyslopCorresLetter of Support - Rosemary GriffithsCorresLetter of Support - Ray WardaleCorresLetter of Support - Sharon HolawaychukCorresLetter of Support - Sydney R OldhamCorresLetter of Support - Bob + Susan HainesCorresLetter of Support - J.M. RogersCorresLetter of Support - Marcia SemenoffCorresLetter of Support - Sarah FrancisCorresLetter of Support - Lloyd HamelCorresLetter of Support - Niece Garry & Gary MathiesPresenPresentation: Development Permit with Variance 2022/11 - 302 Bessborough AvenuePresenDEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL: 302 Bessborough Avenue
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Development Permit 2022/11 be approved as per the March 27, 2023 report titled "Environmental Development permit with Variance 2022/11 - 302 Bessborough Avenue"; AND THAT Development Permit 2022/11 include the following variance: 1. variance to Section 3.8.2 of Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014 to reduce the minimum required setback from the Present Natural Boundary of the Sea for any structure from 15.0m to 0.0m."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: Gery Lemon
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Gery Lemon
Alison MacKenzie
Ron Mattson
John Rogers