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Protective Services & Community Services Report - BUILDING AND BYLAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT

April 8, 2014Pages 27–323 sections

Monthly update on building permits and bylaw enforcement activities, including major project statuses like Eagle Creek Village.

April 3, 201414 permits issued in March 2014Total construction value for March: $1,512,900.00Year-to-date total construction value: $1,848,500.00

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL

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Protective Services & Community Services Report

TO: Committee of the Whole DATE: April 3, 2014 FROM: Paul Hurst, Fire Chief, Director of Protective Services MEETING DATE: April 8, 2014 FILE NO.: 7200-70

BUILDING AND BYLAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT the Committee receives this report for information.

CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER'S COMMENTS:

I concur with the recommendation.

PURPOSE OF REPORT:

To update the Committee on the operations of the Building and Bylaw Department.

BUILDING:

The Building Department has been focused this month on some of our larger projects that are coming along as well as continuing to follow-up on expired permits.

The excavation at Eagle Creek Village has been progressing and the foundation permit for Eagle Creek is nearing issuance. 1900 Watkiss Way is currently under review; and 430 Six Mile Road has now been issued an excavation permit.

Secondary suite renewals have been very successful this year and we have a number of new applications coming forward including applications from the recent Nursery Hill rezoning.

BYLAW:

March continued to be a busy month with focus on sign enforcement such as temporary signs at Glen Oak Ford and 6 Mile Furniture. In addition the COHO sales sandwich boards have also been removed. Non-conforming signage at 1610 Island Hwy has been ordered removed by mid April.

Working groups continue meeting with MOT to discuss options for enforcement of Helmcken Park and Ride. Also of note working with the Queens Harbor Master Authority on the now removed dock at the end of Hallowell Road.

Two secondary suites were de-activated in the month of March. Nine applications received for new suites and we are working with the Building Inspector on seven previous applications which are at various stages of compliance with the Building Code and Secondary Suite Bylaw.

Focus for April will be on outstanding business licenses and secondary suite renewals. As well, focused enforcement on unsightly premises on Helmcken Road between Chancellor and Camden will continue.

DIRECTORS COMMENTS:

Generally both departments have been busy for the past 3 months. Although building permit applications are down for the first quarter, several projects are currently under construction and the department anticipates new permits to start coming forward in the spring. The Building Official and clerk have been assisting the Bylaw department with the transition and focusing on tracking and filing of complaints.

Recent changes to the Animal Control Bylaw will see results with respect to outstanding enforcement issues in the Town. As well, the Director has met with Planning and Engineering to have preliminary discussions regarding the updating of the Streets and Traffic Bylaw.

Although several meetings have occurred with MOT regarding the Helmcken Park & Ride and unauthorized parking by hospital staff, I am concerned that our issues of neighborhood encroachment from this parking lot are not a priority for MOT at this time. We will continue to monitor and a detailed report will be forthcoming to the Committee.

Targeted enforcement on repeat offender properties located on Helmcken Road has shown positive results with no complaints received for February and March. Bylaw Officers will continue to monitor for compliance and infractions.

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT the Committee receives this report for information.


2014 Building Report - MARCH

Monthly Permit Type Comparison pie chart showing distribution of Single Family, Multi-Family, Public Facilities, Commercial, Demolition, and Plumbing permits
Monthly Permit Type Comparison pie chart showing distribution of Single Family, Multi-Family, Public Facilities, Commercial, Demolition, and Plumbing permits
Single Family Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
New Construction $712,900.00 $8,021.10 4
Suite
Addition
Renovation Interior $50,000.00 $662.50 2
Renovation Exterior $40,000.00 $487.50 1
Accessory Building
Total $802,900.00 $9,171.10 7
Multi-Family Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
New Construction $360,000.00 $3,838.00 1
Addition
Renovation - Interior
Renovation Exterior
Accessory Building
Total $360,000.00 $3,838.00 1
Public Facilities Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
New Construction
Renovation
Addition
Total $0.00 $0.00
Commercial Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
New Construction
Renovation - Interior $350,000.00 $3,738.00 1
Renovation - Exterior
Total $350,000.00 $3,738.00 1
Demolition Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
Single Family Dwelling
Accessory Building
Deck
Other
Total $0.00 $0.00
Plumbing Permit Fee # of Permits
Residential $1,110.00 5
Commercial
Total $0.00 $1,110.00 5
Month Totals Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
$1,512,900.00 $17,857.10 14
Year-to-Date Totals Constr. Value Permit Fee # of Permits
$1,848,500.00 $22,537.75 28.00

2014 VIEW ROYAL BUILDING DEPARTMENT MONTHLY STATISTICS

Type JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Single Family
New Construction 1 4
Suite 1
Addition
Renovation Interior 1 2
Renovation Exterior 1
Accessory Building
Multi-Family
New Construction 1
Addition
Renovations - Interior
Renovation - Exterior
Accessory Building
Public Facilities
New Construction
Renovation
Addition
Commercial
New Construction
Interior Renovation 1
Exterior Renovation
Demolition
Single Family Dwelling
Accessory Building
Deck
Other
Plumbing
Residential 3 7 5
Commercial 2
TOTAL 7 8 14

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL

MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (PERMITS VALUED AT MORE THAN $50,000) - MARCH 2014

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Permit No. Name & Address Owner Name & Address Builder Construction Location Type of Building Type of Work Value of Construction Dwelling Units Total Floor Area Cost per Square Ft.
1895 Admirals Walk Properties 200-569 Johnston St Victoria, BC V8W 1M2 KPL James Architecture 519 Pandora Ave Victoria, BC 1495 Admirals Rd Commercial Renovation 350,000.00
1886 Koning / Zemliak 3873 Holland Ave Victoria, BC V8Z 5K2 Owner 3873 Holland Ave Residential Renovation 50,000.00
1882 Eagle Pacific Developments 930 Kentwood Terrace Victoria, BC V8Y 1A4 Eagle Pacific Developments 930 Kentwood Terrace Victoria, BC V8Y 1A4 2311 Watkiss Way Residential / Commercial New Construction 360,000.00 2 / 2
1900 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 31 Haagensen crt Residential New SFD 177,000.00 1 $100.00
1899 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 34 Haagensen Crt Residential New SFD 169,900.00 1 $100.00
1890 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 35 Haagensen Crt Residential New SFD 189,000.00 1 $100.00
1885 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 Limona Construction 3405 Midland Rd Victoria, BC V8R 6G3 2363 Chilco Rd Residential New SFD 177,000.00 1 $100.00

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL February 2014

SECTION B: MINOR RESIDENTIAL ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS

PERMITS VALUED AT LESS THAN $50,000

LINE # VALUE OF PERMITS # OF PERMITS
NEW GARAGES AND CARPORTS SINGLE DWELLING 01
MULTIPLE DWELLING 02
NEW INGROUND SWIMMING POOLS SINGLE DWELLING 03
MULTIPLE DWELLING 04
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS SINGLE DWELLING 05 40,000.00 2
MULTIPLE DWELLING 06
TOTAL FOR THIS SECTION 07

SECTION C: MINOR NON-RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS

PERMITS VALUED AT LESS THAN $50,000

LINE # VALUE OF PERMITS # OF PERMITS
INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION 08
ADDITIONS & RENOVATION 09
COMMERCIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION - TENANT IMPROVEMENTS 10
ADDITIONS & RENOVATION 11
INSTITUTIONAL & GOVERNMENT NEW CONSTRUCTION 12
ADDITIONS & RENOVATION 13
TOTAL FOR THIS SECTION 14

SECTION D: RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITIONS

TYPE OF DWELLING NONE SINGLE DWELLING SHED SEMI-DETACHED ROW APARTMENT
NO OF DWELLING UNIT DEMOLISHED
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Extracted from: 2014 04 08 Committee of the Whole Agenda