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2021 07 13 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

Town of View Royal Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda

Agenda and table of contents for the Committee of the Whole meeting on July 13, 2021, including instructions for electronic participation.

Pages 1–75 key facts
Minutes

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD ELECTRONICALLY ON TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 2021

Official minutes from the previous Committee of the Whole meeting held on June 8, 2021.

Pages 8–144 key facts
Form

Petition & Delegation Request Form - Rachael Sansom

Request form for a delegation to address the committee regarding reinstating the residential component of the C-7 zone at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 154 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Rachael Sansom on behalf of Brian Baker

A request form to address the Committee regarding the reinstatement of the residential component of the C-7 zone for 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 154 key facts
Delegation

Letter: Re: 1720 Wilfert Road – Reinstatement of residential uses in the C7 Zone

A letter from Rachael Sansom proposing a rezoning for 1720 Wilfert Road to allow mixed-use with residential apartments or condominiums.

Page 164 key facts
Appendix

WR1 - SITE PLAN - 1720 Wilfert Rd

Architectural site plan for the proposed development at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 192 key facts
Appendix

WR1 - LEVEL 1 - 1720 Wilfert Rd

Floor plan for Level 1 of the proposed development at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 202 key facts
Appendix

WR1 - LEVEL 2 - 1720 Wilfert Rd

Floor plan for Level 2 of the proposed development at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 211 key fact
Appendix

WR2 - LEVEL 1 - Building B - 1720 Wilfert Rd

Floor plan for Level 1 of Building B at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 221 key fact
Appendix

WR2 - LEVEL 2 - Building B - 1720 Wilfert Rd

Floor plan for Level 2 of Building B at 1720 Wilfert Road.

Page 231 key fact
Appendix

PERSPECTIVE 1 - 1720 Wilfert Rd

3D architectural renderings showing NE and SE views of the proposed development.

Page 241 key fact
Appendix

PERSPECTIVE 2 - 1720 Wilfert Rd

3D architectural renderings showing NW and SW views of the proposed development.

Page 251 key fact
Form

Item(s) to be Added to Agenda - Parking in the Thetis Lake Area

Request by Councillor Kowalewich to add a discussion item regarding parking concerns in the Thetis Lake area.

Page 263 key facts
Form

ITEM(S) TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA - Parking in the Thetis Lake Area

Request by Councillor Damian Kowalewich to add an update on parking in the Thetis Lake area to the agenda.

Page 262 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: West Shore RCMP Update

Cover letter from the West Shore RCMP regarding their annual performance plan goals.

Page 273 key facts
Correspondence

RE: 2021-2022 West Shore RCMP APP Letter

Letter from Superintendent Todd Preston presenting the West Shore RCMP Annual Performance Plan.

Page 272 key facts
Other

2021-2022 West Shore RCMP Annual Performance Plan

Outline of West Shore RCMP goals for 2021-2022 including Organized Crime, Traffic Safety, and Community Relations.

Pages 28–293 key facts
Staff Report

PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT FOR MAY-JUNE 2021

Staff report updating the committee on Fire Department operations, building permits, and bylaw enforcement for May and June 2021.

Pages 30–344 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE MONTHLY STATISTICS 2021 - FIRE IMPACT

Statistical tables and charts for fire impact, prevention, training, and volunteer hours in 2021.

Page 352 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE MONTHLY STATISTICS 2021 - CALLS ATTENDED

Table and chart comparing monthly calls attended from 2016 through 2021.

Page 362 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE ANNUAL STATISTICS 2021

Historical annual call statistics from 2012 to 2021.

Page 372 key facts
Staff Report

Procedure Bylaw No. 677, 2007 Upcoming Amendment for Electronic Meetings

Report discussing amendments to facilitate a hybrid Council meeting model and the continuation of electronic Advisory Committee meetings.

Pages 38–414 key facts
Staff Report

PROCEDURE BYLAW NO. 677, 2007 UPCOMING AMENDMENT FOR ELECTRONIC MEETINGS

Staff report advising on amendments to the Procedure Bylaw to facilitate continued electronic and hybrid meeting models.

Pages 38–413 key facts
Staff Report

BUDGET VARIANCE AND PROJECTS UPDATE REPORT TO JUNE 30, 2021

Staff report providing financial results of operations and project progress to the end of Q2 2021.

Pages 42–454 key facts
Appendix

Schedule A – Consolidated Budget Variance

Consolidated financial data showing YTD revenue and expenses versus the 2021 budget.

Page 462 key facts
Appendix

Schedule B – Non-core Projects

Status tracking of non-recurring or infrequent projects and their financial variance.

Page 472 key facts
Appendix

Schedule B – Non-core Projects

Detailed table of progress and spending for non-core municipal projects.

Page 472 key facts
Appendix

Schedule C – Capital Projects

Detailed table of progress and spending for capital infrastructure projects.

Page 482 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Budget Variance and Projects Update

Slide presentation introducing the new interactive budget variance dashboard.

Pages 49–522 key facts
Staff Report

2019-2022 Strategic Plan Update

Report covering the status updates for the town's strategic priorities and initiatives.

Page 532 key facts
Staff Report

2019–2022 STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE REPORT

Covering report for the amended list of strategic plan priorities.

Page 532 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Strategic Plan 2019 - 2022 Document

Full strategic plan document outlining visions, missions, values, and a detailed work plan status for six key priorities.

Pages 54–733 key facts
Other

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL STRATEGIC PLAN 2019 – 2022

Comprehensive document detailing the Town's vision, mission, values, and strategic priorities with status updates on specific work plan items.

Pages 54–733 key facts
Staff Report

ACTION LIST UPDATE – 2nd QUARTER REPORT

Covering report for the list of outstanding Council resolutions and staff follow-up actions.

Page 741 key fact
Appendix

Council Committee's Follow Up Actions List

Detailed table tracking the status of Council resolutions from 2017 to June 2021.

Pages 75–944 key facts
Appendix

Council Committee's FOLLOW UP ACTIONS LIST (non confidential items)

Comprehensive table tracking the status of various Council directives from 2017 to mid-2021.

Pages 75–943 key facts
Staff Report

CAO UPDATE REPORT

General report on municipal administration, finance, development services, and engineering activities at Town Hall.

Pages 95–1014 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: CAO report for Committee of the Whole

Email inquiry from a resident regarding the location of proposed EV charging stations and Thetis Lake parking.

Page 1022 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: CAO report for Committee of the Whole July 13, 2021

Email from Cathie Blanchard inquiring about electric vehicle charging stations at Thetis Lake.

Page 1023 key facts
Staff Report

Chilco Park Secure Off-Leash Dog Area Staff Report

Report analyzing the results of the community engagement survey regarding a proposed off-leash dog area in Chilco Park.

Pages 103–1064 key facts
Appendix

Attachment A - Chilco Park Secure Off-Leash Dog Area – Community Engagement Survey (Mailed Version)

Copy of the mailed survey and instructional letter sent to residents regarding Chilco Park.

Pages 107–1142 key facts
Appendix

Attachment B - Chilco Park Secure Off-Leash Dog Area – Community Engagement Survey (Online Version)

Screenshot of the online survey used for community engagement regarding Chilco Park.

Pages 115–1281 key fact
Appendix

Attachment C - Community Engagement Survey Canada Post Mailout

Map showing the precision targeting area and mail delivery routes for the Chilco survey.

Pages 129–1301 key fact
Appendix

Attachment D - Chilco Park Dog Area Survey Multiple Choice Responses

Graphical and numeric summary of multiple-choice survey responses.

Pages 131–1322 key facts
Appendix

Attachment D - Chilco Park Secure Off Leash Dog Area Survey Multiple Choice Question Responses

Aggregated statistical data and charts from the Chilco Park dog area survey.

Pages 131–1322 key facts
Appendix

Attachment E - Written Answer Question Responses

Thematic categorization and counts of comments received in the survey's open-ended questions.

Pages 133–1362 key facts
Appendix

Attachment E - Community Engagement Survey Written Answer Question Responses

Categorized and tallied comments from the written response sections of the Chilco survey.

Pages 133–1362 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Water fountains and Water Bags for Trees

Email from Councillor Rogers expressing concern about heat stress for trees and the priority of installing a drinking fountain at View Royal Park.

Pages 137–1383 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Water fountains and Tree Maintenance

Email chain between Councillor John Rogers and CAO Kim Anema regarding park amenities and tree survival during the heatwave.

Pages 137–1383 key facts
Staff Report

DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 2021/10 – 298 Island Highway

Staff report describing a proposal for a six-storey mixed commercial and residential building at 298 Island Highway.

Pages 139–1464 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1 - Subject Property Map 298 Island Highway

Detailed property map for the proposed development at Island Highway and Helmcken Road.

Page 1471 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2 - Subject Property Orthophoto 298 Island Highway

Aerial orthophoto of the 298 Island Highway site.

Page 148
Appendix

Attachment 3 - DESIGN RATIONALE - 289 ISLAND HIGHWAY, VIEW ROYAL

Document from Ankenman Marchand Architects explaining the design concepts and context for the proposed project.

Pages 149–1512 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4 - Architectural Drawings for 298 Island Highway

Full set of architectural drawings including statistics, site plans, floor plans, elevations, and 3D representations.

Pages 152–1862 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5 - LANDSCAPE PLAN for 298 Island Highway

Conceptual landscape design for the project.

Page 1872 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 6 - PRELIMINARY SITE SERVICING PLAN for 298 Island Highway

Engineering drawing showing water, sewer, and drain services for the site.

Page 1882 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 7 - PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY CHECKLIST 298 Island Highway

A self-assessment of the project's economic, environmental, and social sustainability features.

Pages 189–1962 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 8 - DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREA GUIDELINES -REVIEW

Staff review of how the proposal meets the Neighbourhood Mixed Use design guidelines.

Pages 197–2032 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Development Permit 2021/10 298 Island Highway

Slide deck summarizing the development permit application for 298 Island Highway.

Pages 204–2162 key facts
Staff Report

2020 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program and End of Program Report

Report detailing the final year of the CARIP grant and the transition to a new provincial climate funding model.

Pages 217–2203 key facts
Staff Report

2020 CLIMATE ACTION REVENUE INCENTIVE PROGRAM AND END OF PROGRAM REPORT

Staff report on the final requirements of the CARIP program and the implications of its termination by the Province.

Pages 217–2203 key facts
Appendix

CARIP Report Attachments

Carbon tax calculation form and correspondence from UBCM regarding the program termination.

Pages 221–2222 key facts
Form

Attachment 1 - 2020 Carbon Tax Calculation Form

The Town's official calculation of carbon tax paid for fuel purchases in 2020.

Page 2212 key facts
Correspondence

Attachment 2 - UBCM Letter regarding CARIP

Letter from UBCM President Brian Frenkel to the Minister of Municipal Affairs expressing concern over the elimination of CARIP.

Page 2222 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: 2020 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program

Slides outlining the implications of losing the CARIP grant and next steps for tracking GHG emissions.

Pages 223–2251 key fact
Presentation

Presentation: 2020 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program and End of Program

Slide presentation summarizing the CARIP reporting and its future replacement.

Pages 223–2251 key fact
Staff Report

OFF-STREET PARKING REVIEW REPORT

Comprehensive staff report reviewing current parking regulations and recommending demand management strategies.

Pages 226–2343 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Off-Street Parking Review

Slides detailing strategies for supply-side and demand-side parking management.

Pages 235–2461 key fact
Presentation

Presentation: OFF STREET PARKING REVIEW

Slide presentation detailing policy options for updating off-street parking requirements.

Pages 235–2462 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Heat Pumps

Proposal from Councillor Mattson for the town to offer grants to residents switching from oil furnaces to heat pumps.

Page 2473 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Heat Pumps - Ron Mattson

Proposal from Councillor Mattson for the Town to provide $300 grants to residents replacing oil furnaces with heat pumps.

Page 2474 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Oil/gas to heat pumps campaign

Proposal from Councillor Lemon for an informational awareness campaign regarding heat pump rebates.

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Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Oil/gas to heat pumps campaign - Gery Lemon

Proposal from Councillor Lemon for an information campaign to encourage switching to heat pumps.

Page 2482 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: Courtenay UBCM Resolution: Help Cities Lead

Councillor Mattson requesting support for a UBCM resolution to expand local government authority for building decarbonization.

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Correspondence

Correspondence: Courtenay UBCM Resolution: Help Cities Lead

Request to support Courtenay's resolution for expanded municipal authority over building-sector GHG emissions.

Pages 249–2513 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: SEWER CAPACITY - COW ITEM

Request from Councillor Mattson to discuss how current sewer capacity impacts future development.

Page 2521 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Re: SEWER CAPACITY - Ron Mattson

Request by Councillor Mattson to discuss sewer capacity impacts on future development.

Page 2521 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - Brad Olmstead

Email expressing opposition to the Chilco Park dog area, attaching a detailed letter from Kashi Tanaka.

Pages 253–2563 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - J. & C. Pero

Email from Jennifer and Chris Pero opposing the dog area, citing agreement with Kashi Tanaka's points.

Pages 257–2602 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - E. Penner

Email from Elana Penner opposing the dog area at Chilco Park.

Page 2611 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - E. Adkins

Email from Eric Adkins opposing the dog area, noting issues with area size and lack of shade.

Page 2622 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - D. Emrich

Email from Dewain Emrich opposing the dog area and attaching Kashi Tanaka's letter.

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Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - K. Tanaka

Detailed letter from Kashi Tanaka outlining multifaceted reasons for opposing the off-leash dog area.

Pages 266–2693 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - S. & P. LeBlanc

Letter from Suzanne and Paul LeBlanc expressing concerns about the proposed location adjacent to their property.

Pages 270–2712 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Proposed Off-Leash Dog Area in Chilco Park - P. Turner

Letter from Philip Turner detailing past issues with park users and concerns about noise and property values.

Pages 272–2733 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Heat Pump Rebates and Promotional Budget - Cathie Blanchard

Email from Cathie Blanchard on behalf of the View Royal Climate Coalition in support of heat pump initiatives.

Pages 274–2774 key facts
Appendix

Flyer: Upgrade from Oil & Gas Heating to an Electric Heat Pump Incentive Program

Draft promotional flyer for the heat pump incentive program detailing access incentives and benefits.

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