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November 8, 20221 PDF156 documents extracted

2022 11 08 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022

Minutes from the previous Committee of the Whole meeting held on July 12, 2022, detailing approvals and business items.

Pages 9–153 key facts
Staff Report

PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT FOR JULY/AUGUST 2022

A report from the Director of Protective Services detailing Fire Department and Bylaw activities for July and August 2022.

Pages 16–194 key facts
Staff Report

PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2022

A report from the Director of Protective Services detailing Fire Department and Bylaw activities for September and October 2022.

Pages 20–223 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE MONTHLY STATISTICS 2022 - FIRE IMPACT, PREVENTION, TRAINING, VOLUNTEER

Monthly statistical breakdown of fire service activities including value of loss, inspections, and training hours.

Page 233 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE MONTHLY STATISTICS 2022 - CALLS ATTENDED

A detailed table of emergency calls attended by type per month for 2022 with comparative YTD totals from previous years.

Page 243 key facts
Appendix

VIEW ROYAL FIRE RESCUE ANNUAL STATISTICS 2022

Comparative chart showing the number of calls by type from 2013 through 2022.

Page 253 key facts
Staff Report

2022 Building Report July

Building permit activity summary for July 2022, including construction values and permit fees.

Page 264 key facts
Staff Report

2022 Building Report August

Building permit activity summary for August 2022.

Page 274 key facts
Staff Report

2022 Building Report September

Building permit activity summary for September 2022.

Page 284 key facts
Staff Report

2022 Building Report October

Building permit activity summary for October 2022.

Page 295 key facts
Staff Report

Vehicle Fleet Replacement Plan Update

Report detailing the long-term replacement strategy for the municipal and fire department vehicle fleet for 2023-2042.

Pages 30–334 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A Current Fleet Vehicle Listing

A list and condition assessment chart for all current vehicles in the municipal fleet.

Page 343 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B Fleet Replacement Plan – 5-year excerpt

A 5-year financial plan (2023-2027) detailing projected vehicle replacement costs and reserve funding.

Page 353 key facts
Staff Report

BUDGET VARIANCE AND PROJECTS UPDATE REPORT TO OCTOBER 31, 2022

Financial report on the Town's budgetary performance and project statuses as of October 31, 2022.

Pages 36–414 key facts
Appendix

Schedule A – 2022 Consolidated Budget Variance

Financial table comparing YTD actuals to 2022 budget for all revenue and expense categories.

Page 423 key facts
Appendix

Schedule B – 2022 Non-core Projects

Status and financial tracking for specific non-core municipal projects.

Page 433 key facts
Appendix

Schedule C – 2022 Capital Projects

Status and financial tracking for capital projects, including infrastructure and vehicle replacements.

Page 443 key facts
Staff Report

ADVISORY COMMITTEES - STRUCTURE

Report discussing a motion to expand the advisory committee structure and associated staff resource requirements.

Pages 45–493 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "A" Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Mandates

Document defining the responsibilities of the Community Development and Parks, Recreation & Environment Advisory Committees.

Page 502 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Procedures

Procedural rules for municipal advisory committees covering appointments, meetings, and decision-making.

Pages 51–553 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment "B" ADVISORY COMMITTEE RESTRUCTURING

Historical report from 2016 proposing the amalgamation of the Planning and Transportation committees.

Pages 56–583 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "A" (to Attachment B) Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Mandates

Original mandates for committees prior to the 2016 restructuring.

Page 591 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Procedures (2015 Version)

Previous version of the committee procedures from 2015.

Pages 60–642 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "B" (to Attachment B) Redlined Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Mandates

Redlined draft showing changes to the advisory committee mandates for restructuring.

Pages 65–661 key fact
Appendix

Redlined Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Procedures

Redlined draft showing procedural changes, specifically regarding quorum and membership size.

Pages 67–712 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "C" (to Attachment B) Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Mandates

Clean version of proposed mandates for the two consolidated committees.

Page 722 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Procedures (Clean Version)

Clean final draft of procedural rules for the consolidated committees.

Pages 73–772 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment "C" ADVISORY COMMITTEES (February 2019)

2019 report reviewing committee efficacy and proposing a shift to ad hoc committees.

Pages 78–853 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment "D" ADVISORY COMMITTEES (April 2019)

2019 follow-up report recommending a shift to a 'select committee' structure.

Pages 86–913 key facts
Staff Report

ADVISORY COMMITTEES (Finance & Administration Report)

Detailed report from February 2019 evaluating committee structural and procedural options.

Pages 92–993 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Mandates (Summary)

A single-page summary of responsibilities for the Community Development and Parks/Environment committees.

Page 1001 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Advisory Committee Procedures (Partial Sample)

Partial sample of procedural rules for committees.

Pages 101–1033 key facts
Other

Advisory Committee Mandates and Procedures - Section 4.0 Decision-making

An excerpt from the official procedures manual regarding how advisory committees make decisions, handle pecuniary interests, and formulate recommendations.

Pages 104–1053 key facts
Appendix

Attachment "E" Advisory Committees - Meeting Occurrences and Motions

A table tracking meeting dates, committees, agenda status, and reasons for cancellation from November 2018 to November 2022.

Pages 106–1093 key facts
Staff Report

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

A cover report providing the Committee with the updated list of resolutions made by Council that require staff action.

Page 1103 key facts
Appendix

Council Committee's FOLLOW UP ACTIONS LIST

A multi-page table tracking the status of various Council-directed actions across departments like Engineering, Protective Services, and Administration.

Pages 111–1224 key facts
Staff Report

Finance & Administration Report: CAO UPDATE

Monthly update from the CAO summarizing activities in Administration, Finance, Development Services, Engineering, and Protective Services.

Pages 123–1284 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Jane Devonshire, VRCC Core Team

Email from the View Royal Climate Coalition expressing support for new advisory committees.

Page 1292 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Ian D. Brown Re: vehicle replacement policy

Email urging Council to prioritize electric vehicle purchases for the Town fleet, including fire trucks.

Page 1302 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Kathleen Gilbert Re: committees

Email supporting the re-establishment of resident-led advisory committees.

Page 1312 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Drew Coleman Re: Advisory Committees

Email expressing full support for adding advisory committees to increase community engagement.

Page 1322 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Kimberlee Saladana Re: submission to Council meeting

Email emphasizing the critical role of resident-led advisory committees in community engagement.

Page 1332 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Edmond Duggan Re: Support for Advisory Committees

Email voicing support for the establishment of proposed advisory committees.

Page 1342 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from John Rogers Re: Polly Place road end capital project

A petition and photo evidence arguing against the development of the Polly Place water access point as redundant.

Pages 135–1363 key facts
Other

Project Summary: Development of road ends

A strategic project charter detailing the plan to improve seven various road ends to facilitate public access to the water.

Page 1373 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: VIEW ROYAL PARK RIPARIAN IMPROVEMENTS FEDERAL FUNDING REQUEST

Engineering report seeking permission to apply for federal funding to include a wetland and salt marsh in the View Royal Park improvements.

Pages 138–1393 key facts
Other

Project Summary: View Royal Park development

Overview of the multi-year master plan implementation for View Royal Park.

Page 1403 key facts
Appendix

View Royal Park Order of Magnitude Phases 1 and 2

A detailed cost breakdown for the initial phases of the View Royal Park Master Plan improvements.

Page 1413 key facts
Staff Report

Planning, Development & Engagement Report: REZONING APPLICATION 2022/04 – 335 STEWART AVENUE

Report on an application to rezone 335 Stewart Avenue to allow for an increase in the maximum floor area of a single-family dwelling.

Pages 142–1494 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 335 Stewart Ave

Cadastral map showing the location of 335 Stewart Avenue and neighboring parcels.

Page 1501 key fact
Appendix

Subject Property Orthophoto - 335 Stewart Ave

Aerial satellite imagery showing the existing structures and vegetation at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Page 1511 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Applicant Lee Critchley Re: 335 Stewart Avenue proposed addition

Letter from the project representative describing the proposed garage and living space addition at 335 Stewart Ave.

Pages 152–1543 key facts
Appendix

Site Photos for 335 Stewart Avenue addition

Photographic documentation of the project site, driveway, and previous excavation works at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 155–1601 key fact
Appendix

Proposed Site Plan - 335 Stewart Avenue

Detailed technical drawing A0 showing existing buildings and the footprint of the proposed addition.

Page 1613 key facts
Appendix

3D Renderings of Proposed Addition at 335 Stewart Avenue

Visual architectural renderings of the proposed two-story addition and its relation to the existing home.

Pages 162–1641 key fact
Appendix

Elevations and Floor Plans for 335 Stewart Avenue

Architectural drawings showing the height dimensions and interior layout of the proposed addition.

Pages 165–1672 key facts
Appendix

Bylaw Excerpt: R-1: Detached Residential (Large Lot) Zone

Text excerpt from the Town of View Royal's Detached Residential zoning regulations.

Pages 168–1693 key facts
Other

Bartlett Tree Experts: Tree Protection Plan Report

Technical report assessing the impact of proposed construction on the trees at 335 Stewart Avenue and providing preservation guidelines.

Pages 170–1823 key facts
Appendix

Tree Protection Plan: Appendix I - Site Map

Satellite view with numerical ID markers for trees mentioned in the arborist report.

Page 1831 key fact
Appendix

Tree Protection Plan: Appendix II - Site Plan

Diagram showing specific locations for tree protection fencing relative to the proposed addition.

Page 1841 key fact
Appendix

Tree Protection Plan: Appendix III – Tree Inventory Table

Data table listing species, health, size (DBH), and retention status for trees at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 185–1862 key facts
Appendix

Tree Protection Plan: Appendix III – Photographs

Detailed photos of the significant trees and site conditions mentioned in the arborist report.

Pages 187–1911 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Christian Oscar, SOL Landscaping

Email reporting on the soil compaction and rocky nature of the site at 335 Stewart Avenue after digging a test hole.

Page 1922 key facts
Appendix

Photographic Documentation: Hole Assessment at 335 Stewart Ave

Series of photos showing the excavation and measurements of a soil test hole at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 193–2001 key fact
Presentation

Presentation Slides: REZONING 2022/04 - 335 Stewart Avenue

Summary slides presented to Council regarding the rezoning application to permit a house addition.

Pages 201–2023 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: REZONING 2022/04 - 335 Stewart Avenue

Presentation slides detailing the development concept, tree impacts, and site servicing for a proposed building addition at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 203–2104 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Brian Holowaychuk Re: 335 Stewart building an addition to the existing house on the driveway

Email from a local builder expressing support for the proposed development at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Page 2113 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Lloyd Hamel Re: 335 Stewart building an addition to the existing house on the driveway

Email from a neighbor expressing support and stating no issues with the proposed development at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Page 2122 key facts
Form

Neighborhood Support Forms for REZONING APPLICATION #2022/04 - 335 STEWART AVENUE

A collection of 16 signed neighborhood support forms from local residents in favor of the building addition at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 213–2283 key facts
Staff Report

PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT & ENGAGEMENT REPORT - DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATION 2022/05 – 1681 ISLAND HIGHWAY

Staff report recommending receipt of information regarding a development variance permit application to replace drive-thru signage with electronic changeable copy signs at a Burger King restaurant.

Pages 229–2334 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Location Map - 1681 Island Highway

Map identifying the subject property at 1681 Island Highway near Elements Casino and Coho Apartments.

Page 2341 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2: Letter from Pride Signs - Request for Sign Variance (1681 Island Highway)

Detailed letter from the sign company providing a proposal and rationale for new electronic drive-thru signage for Burger King.

Pages 235–2443 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Site Plan - 1681 Island Highway

Architectural site plan showing the Burger King building and the locations for the new pre-order and menu boards.

Page 2453 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Sign Plans and Structural Drawings

Technical design specifications and engineering drawings for the proposed digital menu boards and order confirmation units.

Pages 246–2503 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Development Variance Permit 2022/05 - 1681 Island Highway

Visual presentation summarizing the requested variances for the electronic signage project at 1681 Island Highway.

Pages 251–2593 key facts
Staff Report

PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT & ENGAGEMENT REPORT - DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION 2022/09 – 1681 ISLAND HIGHWAY

Staff report introducing a development permit application for external renovations including siding, parapet changes, and LED lighting for the Burger King restaurant.

Pages 260–2664 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Location Map (DP Application)

Reference map identifying the location of the Burger King restaurant for the development permit application.

Page 2671 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2: Letter from Hearth Architectural - Exterior Renovations

Letter from the architect explaining the proposed 'Garden Grill' renovation scheme to refresh the restaurant's brand image.

Page 2683 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Architectural Drawings - Garden Grill Renovation Scheme

Proposed site plan, building elevations, and before/after concepts for the exterior renovation.

Pages 269–2702 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: View Royal Official Community Plan Excerpts - Part 4

Excerpts from the OCP regarding Development Permit Area guidelines for commercial form and character.

Pages 271–2772 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Development Permit 2022/09 - 1681 Island Highway

Summary presentation of the proposed external modifications and design discussion for the restaurant renovation.

Pages 278–2862 key facts
Staff Report

Public Works & Transportation Report - GLENTANA ROAD TRAFFIC CALMING REQUEST

Staff report recommending the denial of a request for an additional speed hump on Glentana Road based on collected traffic data.

Pages 287–2895 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Jeffrey McCliggott Re: Flabbergasted!?!

Email from a resident requesting a speed hump on Glentana Road due to safety concerns for children crossing the road.

Page 2902 key facts
Other

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL - Traffic Calming Policy

Official municipal policy document outlining procedures and thresholds for implementing traffic calming measures.

Pages 291–2953 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 'A' - Ineligible Traffic Calming Roads

Map showing arterial and collector roads that are ineligible for traffic calming under the current policy.

Page 2961 key fact
Staff Report

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE REPORT - Asset Management Program Update

Informational report providing an update on the Town’s Asset Management Program and the development of a Sustainable Infrastructure Replacement Plan.

Pages 297–3003 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Asset Management Program Update

Opening slide for the Asset Management Program Update presentation.

Page 3011 key fact
Presentation

Asset Management Program Update

A presentation outlining the Town's Asset Management Program, its framework (AMBC), importance for sustainable service delivery, and current development status.

Pages 302–3103 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Jordan Mackintosh re Noise Impact of Hwy 1

A resident request for the Town to assessment and mitigate noise impacts from Highway 1 in the Thetis Lake/Thetis Vale residential area.

Page 3113 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: Google Maps Screenshot for 6 Casey Pl

Map showing the location of 6 Casey Pl in relation to the Trans-Canada Highway.

Page 3121 key fact
Correspondence

Email from Stephan Melancon re Noise Barrier Hwy Lund/Chilco

Correspondence from a resident inquiring about the construction of a noise barrier north and south of Highway 1 near Chilco and Lund roads.

Page 3132 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Boyd Fairbrother re Noise/Safety barrier

Resident correspondence expressing safety concerns regarding vehicle accidents on the Trans Canada Highway access ramp and requesting a concrete barrier.

Page 3142 key facts
Correspondence

Response from MoTI re Highway 1 Noise Impact

Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure response stating that a noise wall will not be considered until a specific project meeting policy criteria is planned.

Pages 315–3163 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Chad Holtum re Polly Place

Correspondence from residents opposing the Polly Place Road End Project on fiscal and social grounds.

Page 3173 key facts
Appendix

Attachment: Polly Place - 2015 Detailed Rationale

A detailed rational document prepared by residents in 2015 outlining concerns regarding crime, safety, and parking at Polly Place.

Pages 318–3202 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: Survey Results Map - Polly Place

Hand-annotated map showing survey results for public access to Polly Place.

Page 3213 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Lila and Ken Wohlberg re Polly Place water access

Residents expressing their opposition to marking public access at the end of Polly Place.

Page 3222 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Dorothea Hammond re Polly Place

A resident of 40 years sharing her views against changes to Polly Place, citing concerns about transients and loss of privacy.

Page 3231 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Chad Holtum

Filled survey form opposing the marking of Polly Place water access.

Page 3241 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access

Formal public notice from the Engineering Department regarding the proposal to mark shoreline access at Polly Place.

Page 3251 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Amy G. Strauss

Filled survey form from Amy G. Strauss opposing the Polly Place access proposal.

Page 3261 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 2)

Second instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 3271 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - R. A. Cowpe

Filled survey form from R. A. Cowpe opposing marking water access at Polly Place.

Page 3281 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 3)

Third instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 329
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Anton & Lisa Dedetuk

Filled survey form from Anton & Lisa Dedetuk opposing public water access due to traffic and safety concerns.

Page 3301 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 4)

Fourth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 331
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Hanna Cowpe

Survey response from Hanna Cowpe expressing concerns about noise and parking associated with water access.

Page 3321 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 5)

Fifth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 333
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Gene Dumesnil

Survey response from Gene Dumesnil opposing bringing outside people into private driveways.

Page 3341 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 6)

Sixth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 335
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Dallas Nisbet

Survey response from Dallas Nisbet opposing the marking of water access as it invites crime.

Page 3361 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Bernie & Jean Nisbet

Survey response from Bernie & Jean Nisbet noting the area is too isolated and difficult for police patrolling.

Page 3371 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 7)

Seventh instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 338
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Michael G(?)nt

An incomplete or minimally filled survey form from resident Michael G(?)nt.

Page 3391 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 8)

Eighth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 340
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Donaline Cadwallader

Survey response from Donaline Cadwallader stating that marking access is not necessary and traffic is already bad enough.

Page 3411 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Joanna Haydon

Survey response from Joanna Haydon suggesting money would be better spent elsewhere as the neighborhood already knows the access points.

Page 3421 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 9)

Ninth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 343
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Pat Sykes & Christine Fitzgerald

Survey response from Pat Sykes & Christine Fitzgerald noting local support for a useful area but opposing additional parking.

Page 3441 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 10)

Tenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 345
Form

Public Space Survey Response - L. Johnston

Survey response from L. Johnston noting the passage is too confined and a waste of taxpayer money to sign.

Page 3461 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 11)

Eleventh instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 347
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Duncan Haydon

Survey response from Duncan Haydon stating marking will result in vandalism and disturbances.

Page 3481 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 12)

Twelfth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 349
Form

Public Space Survey Response - R Knodel

Survey response from R Knodel reporting issues with drugs and opposing attracting non-residents.

Page 3501 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 13)

Thirteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 351
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Bruce & Barbara Scott

Survey response from Bruce & Barbara Scott stating marking signs is unnecessary for a quiet cul-de-sac.

Page 3521 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 14)

Fourteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 353
Form

Public Space Survey Response - John Byrne

Survey response from John Byrne stating that immediate neighbors will not benefit from the marking.

Page 3541 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 15)

Fifteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 355
Form

Public Space Survey Response - L. Blackwolf

Survey response from L. Blackwolf stating signage is not necessary as maps already exist.

Page 3561 key fact
Form

Public Space Survey Response - P. Johat

Survey response from P. Johat opposing the access as it is not in the best interest of the neighborhood.

Page 3571 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 16)

Sixteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 358
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Anonymous

An anonymous survey response opposing the water access marking.

Page 3591 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 17)

Seventeenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 360
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Libby Milan

Survey response from Libby Milan expressing concern about attraction of crime and noise.

Page 3611 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 18)

Eighteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 362
Form

Public Space Survey Response - Ray Milan

Survey response from Ray Milan stating the area will become a hangout for drug smoking and constant partying.

Page 3631 key fact
Appendix

Town of View Royal Public Notice - Polly Place water access (Copy 19)

Nineteenth instance of the formal public notice for Polly Place water access.

Page 364
Correspondence

Email from Tony & Janice Dellaviola re Rezoning at 335 Stewart Avenue

Correspondence from residents opposing Rezoning Application 2022/04-335, citing concerns about tree removal and habitat loss.

Pages 365–3673 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Peter Hyslop re Rezoning Application for 335 Stewart avenue

Brief resident email opposing the rezoning of 335 Stewart Avenue for the purpose of increasing square footage.

Page 3681 key fact
Correspondence

Email from Barbara Scott re Polly Place Road end

A long-time resident's email opposing further municipality spending on the Polly Place road end development.

Page 3692 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Dallas Nisbet re Polly Place Project

Email from Dallas Nisbet asking that the Polly Place motion be voted against.

Page 3702 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Gary Mathies re Rezoning at 335 Stewart Avenue

Correspondence from Gary Mathies and Bernice Garry opposing the rezoning application, detailing concerns about mature tree loss.

Pages 371–3723 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Gary Mathies re Rezoning Application 2022/04 - Tree Protection Plan

Updated correspondence from Gary Mathies challenging the proponent's Tree Protection Plan.

Page 3732 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Jean Nisbet re Polly Place project

A brief email from a 40-year resident opposing the re-study of the Polly Place road end project.

Page 3742 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Gary Mathies re Petition for 335 Stewart Ave

Email from Gary Mathies submitting a neighbor survey/petition against the rezoning proposal.

Page 3752 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 333 Stewart Ave

Signed resident petition form opposing rezoning at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Page 3762 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 325 Stewart Ave

Signed petition response from Peter Hyslop opposing rezoning at 335 Stewart Avenue.

Page 3772 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 327 Stewart Ave

Signed petition response from residents at 327 Stewart Ave opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3782 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 319 Stewart Ave

Signed petition response from residents at 319 Stewart Ave opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3792 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 304 Stewart Ave

Signed petition response from Amy McCoey opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3802 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 302 Stewart Ave

Signed petition response from residents at 302 Stewart Ave opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3812 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 291 View Royal Ave

Signed petition response from residents at 291 View Royal Ave opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3822 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 285 Pallisier Ave

Signed petition response from residents at 285 Pallisier Ave opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3832 key facts
Form

Petition Response Form - 282 Pallisier Ave

Signed petition response from Janet Darby opposing the rezoning application.

Page 3842 key facts