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TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF THE PARKS, RECREATION & ENVIRONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2016

June 21, 2016Pages 16–191 section

Minutes from the PREAC meeting containing recommendations on EV infrastructure and community gardens.

May 24, 2016PREAC-03-16: Recommend requiring Level 2 EV infrastructure in new residential buildingsPREAC-04-16: Recommend installing Level 3 EV charging at Helmcken Road Park and RidePREAC-06-16: Recommend on-site garden space for multi-family rezoning applications

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL

MINUTES OF THE PARKS, RECREATION & ENVIRONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2016

PRESENT:

List of present attendees
List of present attendees
* I. Brown, Chair * R. Bickel * A. Fodchuk * J. Jakobsen * R. Lapshinoff * D. Turner * Councillor Rogers * Councillor Weisgerber

REGRETS:

  • L. Malcolm
  • L. McCrank

ALSO PRESENT:

List of staff and public attendance
List of staff and public attendance
* D. Podmoroff, Parks Supervisor * J. Chow, Senior Planner * J. Smith, Recording Secretary * 0 members of the Public * 0 members of the Press
  1. CALL TO ORDER – The Chair called the meeting to order at 8:11 p.m.

  2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: A. Fodchuk

    THAT the agenda be approved as presented. CARRIED

  3. MINUTES, RECEIPT & ADOPTION OF

    a) Minutes of the Parks, Recreation and Environment Advisory Committee meeting held March 22, 2016

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: A. Fodchuk

    THAT the minutes of the Parks, Recreation and Environment Advisory Committee meeting held March 22, 2016 be adopted. CARRIED

    b) Informal Meeting Notes of the Joint Advisory Committee meeting held March 22, 2016

    MOVED BY: D. Turner SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT the informal meeting notes of the Joint Advisory Committee meeting held March 22, 2016 be received. CARRIED

  4. CHAIR'S REPORT

  5. PETITIONS & DELEGATIONS

  6. BUSINESS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES

  7. REPORTS

    7.1 STAFF REPORTS

    Staff report on View Royal Park fitness equipment and Bike to Work Week
    Staff report on View Royal Park fitness equipment and Bike to Work Week
    The Parks Supervisor reported that the fitness equipment in View Royal Park is now installed and available for use, though some landscaping work remains to be completed; Bike to Work Week celebration stations will be hosted in Portage Park on Monday, May 30, 2016 and Chancellor Park on Wednesday, June 1, 2016, and the Town will have a booth at both events.

    7.2 COUNCIL REPORTS

    a) Minutes of the Council meeting March 1, 2016

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT the minutes of the Council meeting held March 1, 2016 be received. CARRIED

    b) Minutes of the Council meeting March 15, 2016

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT the minutes of the Council meeting held March 15, 2016 be received. CARRIED

    c) Minutes of the Council meeting April 5, 2016

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT the minutes of the Council meeting held April 5, 2016 be received. CARRIED

    d) Minutes of the Council meeting April 19, 2016

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT the minutes of the Council meeting held April 19, 2016 be received. CARRIED

  8. CORRESPONDENCE

  9. NEW BUSINESS

    a) Accelerating the Electrification of the Transportation Section Discussion

    The Committee discussed the presentation given to the Joint Advisory Committee meeting including residential requirements for installation of Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations and cost for rough-in installation; as well as amending both the building bylaw by "stretch code" and Zoning Bylaw.

    The Senior Planner advised that electric vehicles have not been a cost effective option for the Town to date and that the Town has seven fleet vehicles.

    b) City of Colwood's Climate Action Initiative Discussion

    The Committee discussed the presentation given to the Joint Advisory Committee by Judith Cullington and Michael Baxter, Director of Engineering for City of Colwood.

    The Senior Planner provided the Committee an update on the Town's climate action initiatives, in particular a program called Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program (CARIP) used to report on the Town's progress towards climate action goals and carbon neutrality. Town initiatives have included:

    • motion sensor activated lighting in Town Hall;
    • BC Hydro lighting audit completed 6 years ago, received $7,500 grant of energy efficient retrofits;
    • demonstration/trial solar light installation in Portage Park at E&N Trail;
    • air source heat pump installed in the new Public Safety Building;
    • six Town Hall furnaces turned down at night; and
    • registration in the Solar Ready program for new single family dwellings.

    The Senior Planner will provide an update on the status of Solar Ready requirements to the Committee in the future.

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: A. Fodchuk

    PREAC-03-16 THAT the Committee recommend that Council investigate implementing an amendment to the Town’s Zoning Bylaw to require that new residential buildings have Level 2 (220 volt AC) electrical vehicle infrastructure roughed in. CARRIED

    MOVED BY: I. Brown SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    PREAC-04-16 THAT the Committee recommend that Council consult with BC Hydro to install a Level 3 (DC) electric vehicle charging station at the Helmcken Road Park and Ride. CARRIED

    MOVED BY: A. Fodchuk SECONDED BY: J. Jakobsen

    PREAC-05-16 THAT the Committee recommend that Council put together an event to educate residents on what they can do to reduce greenhouse gases at home. CARRIED

    MOVED BY: R. Bickel SECONDED BY: J. Jakobsen

    PREAC-06-16 THAT the Committee recommend to Council that multi-family rezoning applications include on-site garden space or consider monetary contributions to community gardens as an amenity. CARRIED

  10. CLOSED MEETING RESOLUTION

  11. TERMINATION

    MOVED BY: J. Jakobsen SECONDED BY: R. Lapshinoff

    THAT this meeting now terminate at 9:03 p.m. CARRIED

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Extracted from: 2016 06 21 Council Agenda - Pdf