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2019 10 08 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 8, 2019, covering protective services, finance, administration, and planning items.

Pages 1–53 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of a Committee of the Whole Meeting held on September 10, 2019

Official record of the previous Committee of the Whole meeting, including discussions on the Eagle's Nest rezoning and various department reports.

Pages 6–134 key facts
Staff Report

Public Safety Report for July- August 2019

A report from the Director of Protective Services updating the Committee on Fire Department, training, emergency management, and building department activities.

Pages 14–185 key facts
Appendix

View Royal Fire Rescue Monthly Statistics 2019

Statistical data tables for the fire department covering impacts, prevention, training, and call types from January to August 2019.

Pages 19–214 key facts
Staff Report

Westshore RCMP - Inadmissible Patron Program

Description of the Inadmissible Patrons Program (IPP), a partnership to discourage gang activity and violence in hospitality establishments.

Pages 22–233 key facts
Staff Report

2020-2024 Financial Plan – Council Initiatives

A report providing an opportunity for Council to identify new initiatives for investigation and inclusion in the upcoming five-year financial plan.

Pages 24–253 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: 2020-2024 Financial Plan Council Initiatives

A list of 15 suggested council initiatives ranging from sidewalk construction and tree planting to solar panel installation and pickleball courts.

Page 264 key facts
Staff Report

Vehicle Fleet Replacement Plan Update

A report outlining the resource requirements for vehicle replacements at the Town for the 2020-2039 period.

Pages 27–295 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Current Fleet Vehicle Listing

An inventory table of the Town's 25 fleet vehicles, including their department, year, and current condition.

Page 303 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: Fleet Replacement Plan – 5-year excerpt

A financial spreadsheet detailing planned vehicle expenditures and reserve balances from 2019 to 2024.

Page 312 key facts
Staff Report

Detailed Financial Plan Review - Transportation and Parks Services

Introductory report for a detailed comparative financial review of Transportation and Parks services over the previous five years.

Pages 32–332 key facts
Appendix

Schedule A: Detailed Financial Plan Review - Transportation and Parks

Detailed financial tables showing actual vs. budget figures for various sub-categories within Transportation and Parks from 2014 to 2019.

Pages 34–375 key facts
Staff Report

Budget Variance and Capital Projects Update Report to September 30, 2019

Report detailing the Town's financial results and progress on capital projects through the third quarter of 2019.

Pages 38–394 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Consolidated Budget Variance

Consolidated financial summary table for 2019 and 2018 showing revenues and expenses across all Town departments.

Page 402 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: Capital Project Update Report

Detailed status report for all 2019 capital projects, including costs to date and expected completion dates.

Page 413 key facts
Staff Report

Action List Update – 3rd Quarter

Introductory report for the quarterly review of outstanding council directions and their current status.

Page 422 key facts
Appendix

Council Committee's FOLLOW UP ACTIONS LIST

A detailed 12-page tracking table of all active and recently completed tasks assigned to staff by Council resolutions.

Pages 43–543 key facts
Staff Report

CAO Update

Quarterly administrative update from the Chief Administrative Officer covering corporate, finance, planning, and engineering projects.

Pages 55–595 key facts
Form

Petition & Delegation Request Form - Trish Main (Pickleball)

Formal request from the Victoria Regional Pickleball Association to present a request for outdoor courts in View Royal.

Page 603 key facts
Delegation

Pickleball in the Greater Victoria Area 2019

Delegation background document outlining the demographics, appeal, and growing demand for pickleball facilities in the region.

Pages 61–623 key facts
Appendix

Map: Dedicated Purpose Built Outdoor Pickleball Courts 2019

Map showing the location and status (existing vs planned) of pickleball courts and recreation centers in Greater Victoria.

Page 633 key facts
Other

News Article: Delta making good on pickleball promise

Newspaper clipping regarding Delta Council approving over $1 million for new pickleball courts.

Page 643 key facts
Appendix

Table: Pickleball Court Construction Costs

Comparison table of recent pickleball court construction costs and lessons learned in various municipalities.

Page 653 key facts
Appendix

Pickleball Courts: A Construction & Maintenance Manual 2017 Cover

Cover page for the standard industry construction manual for pickleball courts.

Page 662 key facts
Appendix

Technical Diagrams: Pickleball Court Orientation and Dimensions

Engineering diagrams showing standard court layouts, overrun areas, and recommended solar orientation.

Pages 67–692 key facts
Other

News Article: North Saanich’s new pickleball courts welcomed by players

Article discussing the popularity of new dedicated pickleball courts in North Saanich and friction with the tennis community.

Pages 70–723 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Rezoning Application 2018/06 – 7 Erskine Lane

A comprehensive review of a rezoning application to allow a 70-unit apartment building, addressing density, traffic, and community amenities.

Pages 73–805 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location Plan (7 Erskine Lane)

Map showing the subject property location at 7 Erskine Lane relative to the Trans-Canada Highway and Victoria General Hospital.

Page 811 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2. Development Concept excerpt – VDA Architecture Ltd.

Architectural drawings including site plans, elevations, and sections for the proposed development at 7 Erskine Lane.

Pages 82–873 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3. Official Community Plan review

Analysis of the rezoning application's compliance with OCP policies regarding housing diversity, walkability, and servicing.

Pages 88–892 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4. Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014 excerpt: RM-3 Zone

Regulatory text for the Mixed Residential (RM-3) zone including permitted uses, density, and height limits.

Pages 90–912 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5. Transportation Impact Assessment – Watt Consulting Group

Technical report assessing the traffic impacts on the Watkiss Way and Erskine Lane intersection.

Pages 92–1044 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 6. Traffic Impact Assessment Addendum – Watt Consulting Group

Supplemental traffic analysis expanding the study area to include Burnside Road and Helmcken Road intersections.

Pages 105–1283 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 7. Letter from Applicant, May 29, 2019

A letter from M.H. Johnston & Associates Inc. addressing neighborhood concerns and clarifying the developer's amenity contributions.

Pages 129–1324 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: C. Kitson regarding 7 Erskine Lane

Resident email expressing concerns about density and safety on Erskine Lane and referring to a previous petition.

Page 1333 key facts
Delegation

Petition from Erskine/Stoneridge Residents regarding 7 Erskine Lane

A 60-signature petition from local residents requesting specific infrastructure and amenities as a condition of development.

Pages 134–1383 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Councillor Rogers regarding Erskine/Stoneridge Petition

Email from Councillor Rogers requesting the inclusion of the resident petition in the official agenda.

Pages 139–1403 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: Signature Pages and Map for Erskine/Stoneridge Petition

Detailed signature pages and a property map associated with the resident petition for Erskine Lane.

Pages 141–1461 key fact
Staff Report

Staff Report: Recreational Cannabis Regulation Updates

A report evaluating regulatory approaches for retail cannabis and recommending a rezoning and business licensing model.

Pages 147–1565 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Cannabis Regulation: Lessons Learned in Colorado and Washington State

Research paper by the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse and Addiction summarizing the impacts of cannabis legalization in US states.

Pages 157–1793 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2: Analysis of City of Langford Approach to Recreational Cannabis Retail Sales

Town of View Royal report analyzing the 'pilot program' and RFP process used by the City of Langford for cannabis stores.

Pages 180–1853 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Road Issues Rudyard Road and Stormont Road

Update on traffic volumes and speeds for Rudyard and Stormont roads following several years of mitigation efforts.

Pages 186–1893 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Traffic Concerns on Rudyard and Stormont (2015 Archive)

Historical report from 2015 outlining the results of a traffic study and options for addressing shortcutting issues.

Pages 190–1943 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: Rudyard Road / Stormont Road Traffic Review

Engineering study by Boulevard Transportation analyzing traffic patterns, shortcutting, and potential calming options.

Pages 195–2063 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Automatic Count Data (Traffic Review)

Detailed traffic volume and speed data counts for Rudyard Road and Stormont Road from February 2015.

Pages 207–2092 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: Traffic Calming Option Sketches

Visual design options for traffic calming including one-way conversions, cul-de-sac closures, and restricted access plans.

Pages 210–2142 key facts