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October 12, 20211 PDF34 documents extracted

2021 10 12 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING AGENDA

Agenda for the Committee of the Whole meeting on October 12, 2021, detailing business items for Protective Services, Finance & Administration, Parks, and Planning.

Pages 1–74 key facts
Staff Report

Finance and Administration Report: Council Initiatives for 2022-2026 Financial Plan

Report providing Council an opportunity to identify specific initiatives for the upcoming 5-year financial plan.

Pages 35–362 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Council Initiatives Listing for 2022-2026 Financial Plan

A table listing four proposed community initiatives submitted by Councillor Rogers.

Page 374 key facts
Appendix

Council Initiative Item 1: 6 MILE BIKE LANE EXTENTSION

Detail for extending bike lanes from Chilco to Atkins Road to improve cycling safety to Thetis Regional Park.

Page 382 key facts
Appendix

Council Initiative Item 2: BURNSIDE SIDEWALK

Proposal for a sidewalk on the north side of Burnside Road W from High Street to the Saanich border.

Page 392 key facts
Appendix

Council Initiative Item 3: GAME ROAD PLAYGROUND

Proposal to build a playground along the edge of the CRD water main right-of-way.

Page 402 key facts
Appendix

Council Initiative Item 4: WATKISS WAY OFF LEASH PARK

Proposal for an off-leash dog park on land leased from the Province between Watkiss Way and the Galloping Goose Trail.

Page 412 key facts
Staff Report

Finance and Administration Report: Financial Policies Review

Review and recommended amendments to financial policies regarding reserves, surplus, and community amenity contributions.

Pages 42–464 key facts
Appendix

POLICY MANUAL: Reserves and Surplus (Policy #: 1600-020)

Updated formal policy document for the management of the Town's reserve funds and surpluses.

Pages 47–542 key facts
Appendix

Reserves and Surplus Policy Appendix A

A detailed listing of the purpose, funding sources, and target levels for various reserve funds.

Pages 55–572 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1080, 2021: A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH A RESERVE FOR COMMUNITY AMENITY CONTRIBUTIONS

Draft bylaw to formally create the Community Amenity Contributions Reserve.

Page 581 key fact
Staff Report

Finance & Administration Report: BUDGET VARIANCE AND PROJECTS UPDATE REPORT TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2021

Quarterly financial update report comparing actual results to the 2021 budget as of September 30.

Pages 59–623 key facts
Appendix

Schedule B – Non-core Projects

Tracking table for specific one-time or service-level change projects.

Page 642 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: Fleet Replacement Plan – 5-year excerpt

Projected vehicle replacement costs and reserve balance continuity schedules for 2021-2026.

Page 712 key facts
Staff Report

Finance & Administration Report: 2019–2022 STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE

Cover report for the status update on the Town's multi-year Strategic Plan priorities.

Page 721 key fact
Appendix

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL STRATEGIC PLAN 2019 – 2022

Detailed strategic planning document outlining goals, work plans, and current status for priorities like Liveability, Growth, and Stewardship.

Pages 73–933 key facts
Staff Report

Finance & Administration Report: ACTION LIST UPDATE – 3rd QUARTER

Report transmitting the current status of resolutions requiring staff action.

Page 941 key fact
Appendix

Council Committee's FOLLOW UP ACTIONS LIST

Detailed tracking spreadsheet of all outstanding and completed Council directions to staff.

Pages 95–1073 key facts
Staff Report

COUNCIL REPORT: Chilco Park Secure Off-Leash Dog Area

Analysis of community survey results regarding the proposed installation of a fenced off-leash dog area in Chilco Park.

Pages 114–1173 key facts
Appendix

Attachment D: Community Engagement Survey Multiple Choice Question Responses

Statistical charts summarizing the results of the multiple-choice survey questions.

Pages 142–1431 key fact
Appendix

Attachment E: Community Engagement Survey Written Answer Question Responses

Tallied categories of concerns and suggestions provided in the survey's written comments.

Pages 144–1472 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Letter to Mayor and Council – Applicant (CHL Timberworks)

Letter from the contractor explaining the need for pilings at 333A and 335 Stewart Ave due to chain corrosion and storm stress.

Page 153
Appendix

DFO Review Letter: Piling Installation, Limekiln Bay, View Royal (21-HPAC-00564)

Letter from Fisheries and Oceans Canada providing mitigation measures for the project.

Pages 181–1831 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Letter to Mayor and Council – Applicant (CHL Timberworks)

Duplicate of the applicant letter for the 335 Stewart Avenue item.

Page 194
Appendix

DFO Best Management Practices for Pile Driving and Related Operations

Standard DFO guidelines for protecting fish and habitat during marine construction.

Pages 225–2311 key fact
Appendix

DFO Review Letter: Piling Replacement, Limekiln Bay, View Royal (20-HPAC-01227)

Mitigation and advice letter from DFO specifically for the 335 Stewart Avenue proposal.

Pages 235–240
Appendix

Attachment 2: Letter to Mayor and Council - Jasmine Construction Ltd.

Letter from the applicant explaining that higher grade is needed for driveway leveling and flood risk mitigation.

Page 251
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated July 12, 2021 from P. Turner re Chilco Dog Park

Detailed letter from a resident adjacent to Chilco Park strongly opposing the off-leash dog area.

Pages 273–2742 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 12, 2021 from D.B. Olmstead re Chilco Dog Park

Email from a resident withdrawing support for the dog park after reviewing detailed opposition arguments.

Pages 275–2782 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 11, 2021 from J. & C. Pero re Chilco Dog Park

Email from residents opposing the dog park, citing it as one of the few level play spaces for children.

Pages 279–2821 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 11, 2021 from Elana Penner re Chilco Dog Park

Short email from a long-term resident opposing the division of the park for single-use purposes.

Page 2831 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 11, 2021 from Eric Adkins re Chilco Dog Park

Email opposing the dog park due to size, lack of shade, parking limitations, and lack of washrooms.

Page 2841 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 11, 2021 from Dewain Emrich re Chilco Dog Park

Email expressing concern that a dog park will lead to further partitioning of the park for other sports facilities.

Pages 285–2871 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Email dated June 10, 2021 from Kashi Tanaka re Chilco Dog Park

A comprehensive primary opposition letter detailing impacts to residents, park usage, and suggesting alternative locations.

Pages 288–2912 key facts