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2018 09 18 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING AGENDA

The official meeting agenda for the September 18, 2018, Committee of the Whole meeting, outlining items for Protective Services, Finance, Parks, and Planning.

Pages 1–72 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018

Official minutes from the previous Committee of the Whole meeting, recording attendance, discussions, and adopted motions.

Pages 8–143 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - M. Bhalla and Dr. A. Marthyman

A request form from M. Bhalla and Dr. A. Marthyman to address the Committee regarding primary care deficiencies and the planning for a Primary Care Network.

Page 152 key facts
Staff Report

PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT FOR MAY – AUGUST 2018

A report from the Director of Protective Services providing updates on fire prevention, training, and emergency management operations.

Pages 16–233 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE MONTHLY STATISTICS 2018

Detailed statistical data regarding fire impact, prevention activities, training hours, and call volumes for 2018.

Pages 24–263 key facts
Staff Report

Wildfire Deployment – 2018

A report detailing the Town's deployment of fire personnel and equipment to assist with the 2018 BC wildfire season.

Pages 27–283 key facts
Staff Report

Revised Purchasing Policy

A proposal from the Director of Finance to update the municipal purchasing policy to improve efficiency and align with best practices.

Pages 29–312 key facts
Appendix

POLICY TITLE: Purchasing (POLICY #: 1600-021 PROPOSED)

The full text of the proposed updated Purchasing Policy, outlining thresholds and ethical considerations.

Pages 32–393 key facts
Appendix

POLICY TITLE: Purchasing (POLICY #: 1600-015 CURRENT)

The full text of the existing 2004 municipal purchasing policy for historical comparison.

Pages 40–502 key facts
Appendix

Appendix C: Key Differences between Purchasing Policies #1600-015 and #1600-021

A summary table comparing approval authorities, thresholds, and methods between the current and proposed purchasing policies.

Page 512 key facts
Staff Report

Disbursements Signing Policy

A report proposing a new policy for signing cheques and electronic funds transfers to strengthen fraud prevention.

Pages 52–532 key facts
Appendix

POLICY TITLE: Disbursements Signing (POLICY #: 1600-022 PROPOSED)

The text of the proposed policy governing the secure disbursement of municipal funds.

Pages 54–552 key facts
Appendix

POLICY TITLE: Cheque Signing (POLICY #: 1600-013 CURRENT)

The current 1995 policy for cheque signing for comparison.

Page 562 key facts
Staff Report

2018 CASINO REVENUE REPORT

A report summarizing the casino revenue payments received by the Town for the first half of 2018.

Page 573 key facts
Staff Report

Capital Projects Update

An update informing Council of the status and anticipated completion dates for 2018 capital projects.

Page 582 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Capital Project Update (August 31, 2018)

A detailed spreadsheet showing year-to-date spending, variances, and completion status for individual capital projects.

Page 591 key fact
Other

Project Summary-Revised: Parks Signage and Branding

A strategic project summary for implementing consistent park signage throughout the Town.

Page 602 key facts
Other

Project Summary: Information signs – three locations

A discretionary project summary for increasing public awareness of park locations and amenities through signs.

Page 612 key facts
Staff Report

FINANCIAL PLANNING PROCESS AND CALENDAR

A report detailing the proposed process and timeline for developing the Town's 2019-2023 Financial Plan.

Pages 62–632 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Financial Planning Process Flow Chart

A visual flow chart illustrating the cyclical stages of financial planning from preparation to tax rate setting.

Page 64
Appendix

Appendix B: 2019-2023 Financial Planning Calendar

A table outlining specific meeting dates and milestones for the upcoming financial planning cycle.

Page 652 key facts
Staff Report

CAO UPDATE

A general update from the Chief Administrative Officer on municipal projects, staffing, and departmental activities.

Pages 66–703 key facts
Staff Report

View Royal Bike Park

A report providing an update on the public survey and design process for a proposed new bike park in View Royal Park.

Pages 71–743 key facts
Appendix

BIKE PARK DESIGNS

Illustrative photographs and design diagrams of different types of bike parks and pump tracks.

Pages 75–78
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mike Morrison Re: View Royal Bike Park

An email from a resident supporting the proposed bike park project.

Page 792 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Jasmine Wong Re: Bike Park Support

A letter from a resident and local business owner in support of building a paved bike pump park.

Page 802 key facts
Staff Report

Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw Amendment Cash in Lieu of Services

A proposal to amend the municipal servicing bylaw to allow developers to pay cash in lieu of infrastructure works in specific situations.

Pages 81–821 key fact
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. ___ A BYLAW TO AMEND THE SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICING BYLAW

Draft bylaw text for the proposed amendment allowing cash in lieu of services.

Page 83
Staff Report

DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 2018/01 – 242-244 Island Highway

A detailed planning report on a development permit application for a four-storey, 37-unit multifamily building.

Pages 84–903 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Subject Property Map (242-244 Island Hwy)

A site map showing the location of the subject property and surrounding road network.

Page 91
Correspondence

Attachment 2: Letter from Alan Lowe Architect Inc.

The applicant's formal letter describing the project vision and rationale for requested variances.

Pages 92–932 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Architectural plans – Alan Lowe Architects

A complete set of architectural drawings including site plans, floor plans, elevations, and 3D renderings.

Pages 94–1092 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Landscape Plan – Lombard North Group

The detailed landscape and planting plan for the 242-244 Island Highway development.

Page 1101 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 5: DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREA GUIDELINES - REVIEW

A staff review document assessing the project's compliance with municipal design guidelines for mixed residential areas.

Pages 111–1172 key facts
Staff Report

Six Mile Road – Sidewalk to Thetis Lake Regional Park

A report responding to resident requests for a sidewalk extension near Thetis Lake Regional Park.

Pages 118–1202 key facts
Staff Report

Hallowell Road Construction Update

An update on parking reconfiguration on Hallowell Road related to the E&N Rail Trail project.

Pages 121–1222 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Silverwood at Thetis Cove Strata Council

A letter from a neighboring strata council seeking clarification on the parking changes at Hallowell Road.

Page 1232 key facts
Staff Report

Helmcken Park and Ride

A report exploring options for the Town to acquire or lease the Helmcken Park and Ride lot from the Province.

Pages 124–1251 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from MOTI Re: Helmcken Road Park and Ride

A letter from the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure responding to the Town's interest in the parking lot.

Page 1262 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Shelly and David Laberge Re: Complaint (Gull Road)

A resident complaint regarding commuters using Gull Road as an unofficial park and ride.

Page 1271 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Wayne Satchell Re: Transient parking on Gull Rd.

A resident letter expressing concerns about emergency vehicle access and bank erosion due to transient parking on Gull Road.

Page 1282 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Michael Green Re: RESIDENTIAL PARKING

A resident suggestion to install residential-only parking signage on Gull Road.

Page 1292 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Allan Griffin Re: Parking on Gull Rd.

A letter detailing the negative impacts of daily commuters parking on Gull Road and requesting resident-only signage.

Page 1302 key facts