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December 9, 20141 PDF34 documents extracted

2014 12 09 Committee of the Whole Agenda

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING AGENDA

Meeting agenda for the Committee of the Whole meeting on December 9, 2014, listing items including protective services, finance, and planning.

Pages 1–42 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014

Formal record of the previous Committee of the Whole meeting, documenting decisions on bylaws, reports, and administrative updates.

Pages 5–103 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Andrew Wynn-Williams

A delegation request form for Andrew Wynn-Williams representing the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness.

Page 114 key facts
Staff Report

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

Monthly report on building permits and bylaw enforcement activities for November 2014.

Pages 12–144 key facts
Appendix

2014 Bylaw Report (November)

Statistical breakdown of bylaw complaints received, investigated, and resolved in November 2014 compared to previous years.

Page 152 key facts
Appendix

2014 Building Report (November)

Summary of building permit types and construction values for the month of November 2014.

Page 163 key facts
Appendix

2014 VIEW ROYAL BUILDING DEPARTMENT MONTHLY STATISTICS

A monthly table showing the number of permits issued for various project categories throughout 2014.

Page 171 key fact
Appendix

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

A list of large-scale construction projects currently active, including major developments at Eagle Creek Village.

Page 183 key facts
Appendix

SECTION B, C, D: MINOR PROJECTS AND DEMOLITIONS

Tables tracking minor residential additions, non-residential projects, and demolitions for the month.

Page 191 key fact
Staff Report

Mayor’s Report for the Month of October 2014 - West Shore RCMP

Monthly policing update detailing calls for service statistics and specific incidents of note across the West Shore municipalities.

Pages 20–233 key facts
Staff Report

View Royal Public Safety Building Monthly Report for November 2014

Architectural progress report for the construction of the new Public Safety Building, including site photos and construction status.

Pages 24–323 key facts
Appendix

PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING - Budget Analysis

Detailed financial breakdown of the project budget, revisions, and actual expenditures for the Public Safety Building.

Pages 33–352 key facts
Staff Report

CAPITAL PROJECT UPDATE

Staff report providing an overview of the status and expenditures for the Town's 2014 approved capital projects.

Page 362 key facts
Appendix

2014 Capital Projects Status Table

A detailed tracking table for all capital projects including road reconstruction, structures, sewer, and parks.

Page 372 key facts
Staff Report

CAO UPDATE

A comprehensive report from the Chief Administrative Officer covering administrative, finance, planning, and fire department activities.

Pages 38–433 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Carol Kitson re: Proposed New Community Garden

An email request from a resident to establish a community garden on Game Road.

Page 442 key facts
Staff Report

COMMUNITY GARDEN REQUEST – GAME ROAD NATURE PARK (Historical Report)

A previously written report from 2012 evaluating the feasibility and issues related to a community garden request at Game Road Nature Park.

Pages 45–482 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "A" Game Rd Airphoto

An aerial photograph identifying Game Road Nature Park and surrounding residential lots.

Page 491 key fact
Staff Report

REZONING – 408, 421, 441 and 445 NURSERY HILL DR FROM CD-9C to CD-9CS

Staff report recommending Town-initiated rezoning for specific properties to permit secondary suites.

Pages 50–512 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 400 Nursery Hill Dr

Cadastral map highlighting the properties involved in the Nursery Hill rezoning application.

Page 521 key fact
Appendix

SUB-ZONE CD-9CS – LOW DENSITY SUITE RESIDENTIAL

Technical text for the proposed zoning amendment defining permitted uses and building structures for the CD-9CS sub-zone.

Page 531 key fact
Staff Report

REZONING – THETIS VALE PHASE 6, 2429 CHILCO RD

Staff report proposing an amendment to the CD-19 zone to allow duplex residential dwellings in Phase 6 of Thetis Vale.

Pages 54–563 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 2429 Chilco Rd

Map showing the location of the 2429 Chilco Road property near the Trans Canada Highway.

Page 57
Appendix

CD-19: Comprehensive Development (Mixed Residential) - Existing vs Proposed

Comparison charts showing current and proposed zoning language for the Thetis Vale sub-zones.

Pages 58–591 key fact
Appendix

Zoning Map Snippet - Thetis Vale Area

Color-coded map illustrating current zoning designations in the Phase 6 area of Thetis Vale.

Page 60
Staff Report

DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2014/04 - 2427 Chilco Road

Staff report evaluating a variance application for the height and siting of an accessory building to facilitate a subdivision.

Pages 61–643 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location and Zoning Map (2427 Chilco Road)

Context map for the development variance permit application showing urban growth boundaries.

Page 65
Correspondence

Letter from THE LIMONA GROUP re: Subdivision Application 2427 Chilco Rd.

Formal letter from the developer explaining the purpose of the variance and subdivision at 2427 Chilco Road.

Page 662 key facts
Appendix

SUBDIVISION PLAN OF PART OF LOT 29, SECTION 98 (2427 Chilco Rd)

Survey plan showing the proposed Lot 1 and the remainder lot for the 2427 Chilco Road subdivision.

Page 671 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 4. Photos of Accessory Building

Photographs of the existing wood-framed accessory building at 2427 Chilco Road.

Page 68
Staff Report

RURAL ZONE ACCESSORY BUILDING SETBACKS

Discussion report on why rural zones have significantly larger setbacks for accessory buildings compared to residential zones.

Pages 69–702 key facts
Appendix

6.0 RURAL / AGRICULTURAL ZONES Regulations

Extracts from the zoning bylaw detailing lot size, coverage, height, and setbacks for A-1, A-2, and A-3 rural zones.

Pages 71–761 key fact
Appendix

Properties With Rural Zoning Map

A municipal map identifying all properties zoned as A-1, A-2, or A-3 Rural.

Page 77
Other

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