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2014 10 21 Council Agenda

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

Agenda for the regular Council meeting held on Tuesday, October 21, 2014, including reports on development permits, tax estimates, and council remuneration.

Pages 1–63 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014

Minutes from the previous Council meeting covering rezoning of Nursery Hill Drive, Chilco Trails contract award, and community garden policy amendments.

Pages 7–154 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Richard Bickel

Request form for R. Bickel to address Council regarding the View Royal Community Garden Expansion Project.

Page 163 key facts
Delegation

The View Royal Community Garden Expansion Project Proposal

Project proposal seeking a $2000 grant to create eight new garden beds using volunteer labor.

Page 173 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: FORM & CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 2014-11 WITH VARIANCES – 199 ISLAND HIGHWAY (4 MILE HOUSE)

Report recommending approval of a development permit to allow three oversized accessory buildings (metal shipping containers) for cold storage at Four Mile House.

Pages 18–204 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 199 Island Highway

Cadastral map showing the location and boundaries of 199 Island Highway.

Page 211 key fact
Appendix

Subject Property Orthophoto - 199 Island Highway

Aerial photograph with property boundary overlay for the Four Mile House site.

Page 221 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Applicant Letter regarding Four Mile Pub storage

Letter from Graham and Wendy Haymes explaining the need for extra cold storage due to the success of their brewing operation.

Page 233 key facts
Appendix

Reference Plan of Lot 12, Plan EPP30869

Detailed site plan prepared by Glen Mitchell Land Surveying Inc. showing proposed accessory buildings.

Page 242 key facts
Appendix

Accessory Building Elevations

Architectural elevations showing the proposed 'English Tudor' siding for the metal storage containers.

Page 251 key fact
Appendix

Site Renderings - 199 Island Highway

3D renderings showing how the proposed storage containers will look adjacent to the existing Four Mile House building.

Pages 26–291 key fact
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION 2014/04 – 237 Anya Lane

Report considering an application to amend a development permit to allow a stacked boulder retaining wall to remain, despite being built within protected root zones.

Pages 30–423 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 237 Anya Lane

Location map showing 237 Anya Lane in relation to surrounding properties and Millstream Creek.

Page 431 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Letter from Applicant regarding 237 Anya Lane

Letter from Charmaine & Dave Cung explaining that the wall was built to stabilize the home and create a safe path for machinery.

Page 442 key facts
Appendix

Land Title Act Section 219 Covenant EW086820

Registered legal covenant protecting the area within 15 metres of Millstream Creek.

Pages 45–522 key facts
Appendix

Staff Report (Historical): Development Permit Application 237 Anya Lane - July 4, 2012

Archived staff report regarding the original development permit application for the property.

Pages 53–572 key facts
Appendix

Historical Development Permit Records - July 2012

Historical records and recommendations related to the July 2012 permit application.

Pages 58–621 key fact
Appendix

Staff Report (Historical): Environmental Development Permit No. 2012/07 - July 13, 2012

Final report recommending approval for the initial development permit at 237 Anya Lane.

Pages 63–681 key fact
Appendix

Staff Report (Historical): Development Permit Application 2014/04 - June 6, 2014

Report to the Committee of the Whole regarding the retaining wall construction breach.

Pages 69–742 key facts
Appendix

Restoration and Compensation Plan - Swell Environmental Consulting

Mitigation plan for vegetation damage caused during construction, estimating costs at approximately $4000.

Pages 75–793 key facts
Other

BLANK PAGE - Anya Lane Section

Intentional blank page in the document package.

Page 80
Appendix

Site Landscaping Plan L1 - Cung Residence

Detailed landscape plan for 237 Anya Lane showing the main residence and surrounding environment.

Page 812 key facts
Other

BLANK PAGE - Anya Lane Section 2

Intentional blank page in the document package.

Page 82
Appendix

Arborist Report - Talbot Mackenzie & Associates - March 14, 2013

Report assessing construction impacts on root zones of Douglas-fir and Big Leaf maple trees.

Pages 83–852 key facts
Appendix

Arborist Memo - Talbot Mackenzie & Associates - September 26, 2013

Follow-up memo noting changes in tree health and recommendations for monitoring.

Page 861 key fact
Appendix

Tree Damage Assessment Report - Michael Gye & Heidi Krogstad Urban Forestry Ltd.

Arborist report assessing the significant negative impact of driveway fill on five adjacent trees.

Pages 87–923 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION 2014/06 – 2427 Chilco Road (Thetis Vale Phase 7)

Report recommending approval for a 36-lot residential subdivision, including road widths variances and environmental protection measures.

Pages 93–995 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 2427 Chilco Road

Map showing the location of the 4.7 ha Chilco Road parcel.

Page 1001 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Limona Group Rezoning Application Letter

Letter from the developer regarding the intent to create a subdivision with over 47% park dedication.

Pages 101–1023 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Limona Group letter regarding Phased DP

Request from Limona Construction to process the development permit in two phases.

Page 1032 key facts
Other

BLANK PAGE - Chilco Road Section

Intentional blank page in the document package.

Page 104
Appendix

PLAN OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF LOT 29, SECTION 98

Detailed subdivision plan showing 36 residential lots, park dedication, and road layout.

Page 1052 key facts
Other

BLANK PAGE - Chilco Road Section 2

Intentional blank page in the document package.

Page 106
Appendix

RAR Submission Letter - P.A. Harder and Associates Ltd.

Cover letter and summary of environmental protection measures for the Riparian Areas Regulation assessment.

Pages 107–1092 key facts
Appendix

Riparian Areas Regulation: Assessment Report - 2427 Chilco Road

Formal assessment report determining the Streamside Protection and Enhancement Area (SPEA) width and protection measures.

Pages 110–1273 key facts
Appendix

Slope Stability Review Memorandum - Levelton Consultants Ltd.

Geotechnical review of slope stability within the Riparian Assessment Area.

Page 1283 key facts
Appendix

Stormwater Management Plan Letter - Associated Engineering

Letter outlining the stormwater strategy, focusing on water quality treatment and attenuation using LID methods.

Pages 129–1312 key facts
Appendix

Interface Fire Hazard / Interface Wildfire Threat Assessment - Strathcona Forestry Consulting

Comprehensive wildfire threat assessment for the proposed subdivision with recommendations for FireSmart management.

Pages 132–1512 key facts
Form

PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY CHECKLIST - 2427 Chilco Road

Completed municipal form evaluating the economic, environmental, and social sustainability of the proposed development.

Pages 152–1582 key facts
Appendix

Development Permit Area Guideline Review - Sensitive Terrestrial Ecosystems

Internal staff review of how the project complies with DPA guidelines despite the need for extensive blasting.

Pages 159–1611 key fact
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: EAGLE CREEK VILLAGE PROPERTY TAX ESTIMATE

Informational report estimating that the Eagle Creek Village project will translate to approximately $725,000 in municipal property taxes once complete.

Pages 162–1633 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: CRD LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANNING

Report apprising Council of participation in CRD strategies for wastewater treatment with Westside communities.

Pages 164–1652 key facts
Appendix

CRD Report: Liquid Waste Management Planning for Core Area - Next Steps

Regional report proposing the creation of a Westside subcommittee to evaluate subregional wastewater treatment options.

Pages 166–1692 key facts
Appendix

CRD Liquid Waste Principles and Approach - Appendix B

Guiding principles for the wastewater planning process, including value for money and sustainability.

Pages 173–1741 key fact
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: Fortis Gas Operating Agreement

Report recommending the Town enter into a new operating agreement with FortisBC, which is expected to generate $68,000 in annual revenue.

Pages 175–1783 key facts
Appendix

OPERATING AGREEMENT - Municipality and FortisBC Energy (Vancouver Island) Inc.

The full legal text of the 20-year operating agreement defining rights to access public places and fee calculations.

Pages 179–2062 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: COUNCIL REMUNERATION

Report recommending adjustments to the base salaries of the Mayor and Councillors effective January 1, 2015.

Pages 207–2083 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 'A' - TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REMUNERATION SURVEY 2014

Survey comparing remuneration across 20 BC municipalities.

Page 2091 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 'B' - Council Remuneration Policy 0500-036

Policy document defining how and when remuneration surveys and adjustments are conducted.

Page 2101 key fact
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 876: Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication – Historic Road

Bylaw to legally close a section of Historic Road and remove its dedication as a highway.

Pages 211–2122 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 907: Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 907, 2014

Amendment to add 'Daycare, Large' as a permitted use for 100 Aldersmith Place.

Page 2132 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 908: Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication – Part of Cheam Road

Bylaw to legally close a section of Cheam Road adjacent to the Trans Canada Highway.

Pages 214–2152 key facts