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2022 05 17 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2022

Official record of the Council meeting on May 3, 2022, including discussions on financial statements, development permits, and committee recommendations.

Pages 5–134 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, MAY 10, 2022

Official record of the special council meeting held to adopt specific bylaws.

Pages 14–153 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM

Delegation request form submitted by Ken Gray on behalf of the Mill Bay & District Conservation Society to appear before Council.

Page 163 key facts
Form

Grant Application Form

Application for a specific project grant to purchase a shipping container to house conservation equipment.

Page 173 key facts
Form

About Your Organization

Information document regarding the Mill Bay & District Conservation Society's history, personnel, and operational area.

Page 183 key facts
Form

Your Proposed Program Budget

Financial budget overview for the Mill Bay & District Conservation Society project, including income sources and expenses.

Page 193 key facts
Form

Details of Your Organization's Grant Request

Form placeholder for the nature and goals of the project and benefits to View Royal, referring to an attachment.

Page 201 key fact
Form

Your Directors' Declaration

Signed certification from the organization's directors regarding the accuracy of the grant application.

Page 212 key facts
Correspondence

Request for Grant-in-Aid (Letter from MBDCS)

A formal letter explaining the society's volunteer work with Coho salmon and justifying the need for a shipping container due to a 30% increase in storage locker rental costs.

Page 223 key facts
Appendix

Fisheries and Oceans Canada Licence Number: XHAB 81 2017

A scientific fishery license authorizing the Mill Bay and District Conservation Society to capture and relocate Coho salmon.

Pages 23–244 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Shawnigan Creek Coho

A photographic presentation detailing the volunteer process of transferring spawning Coho salmon above waterfalls on Shawnigan Creek.

Pages 25–523 key facts
Presentation

With 16 to 20 on board, Brad buttons it up (Salmon Relocation Presentation)

A photo presentation by K. Gray of the Mill Bay and District Conservation Society documenting the process of relocating Coho salmon using tanks, trucks, and chutes.

Pages 53–654 key facts
Form

Petition & Delegation Request Form - Geoff Pearce

A formal request by Geoff Pearce to present an overview concept for an overhead cable car gondola over Esquimalt harbour.

Page 664 key facts
Correspondence

Letter re: Proposed Overhead Cable Car Gondola Transit connector over Esquimalt Harbour

A letter from Geoff Pearce to Mayor Screech requesting Council's participation in a joint pre-feasibility study for the gondola project.

Page 673 key facts
Presentation

Overhead Cable Car Gondola Over Esquimalt Harbour to Fort Rodd Hill Proposal

Technical and conceptual proposal for a transit gondola, citing benefits such as lower GHG emissions and improved tourist access.

Pages 68–735 key facts
Correspondence

Letter to Mayor Rob Martin re: Colwood- Esquimalt Gondola Transit Connector Conceptual Proposal

A previously drafted conceptual proposal sent to the Mayor of Colwood regarding the feasibility of the gondola link.

Pages 74–753 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: IFS required content

A comprehensive list of 29 items required for an Initial Feasibility Study (IFS) of the proposed cable car system.

Pages 76–794 key facts
Other

Transit - Victoria Route Overview and Ferry Routes

Documentation of existing bus and proposed ferry routes to highlight transit gaps the gondola would address.

Pages 80–823 key facts
Other

West Shore Commuter Train Map

A map by Stantec showing the proposed West Shore Commuter Train route and its relation to the region.

Page 832 key facts
Other

Pre - Feasibility Study - Cost Sharing proposal Participants

A list of 13 municipal, provincial, and federal agencies proposed to share the cost of the feasibility study.

Page 843 key facts
Other

Federal Properties managed by Parks Canada Map

A map detailing property boundaries for Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site and Fisgard Lighthouse.

Page 852 key facts
Other

Esquimalt Harbour Transit Corridor Map

A conceptual map illustrating the transit corridor across Esquimalt Harbour and the Juan de Fuca Strait.

Page 862 key facts
Other

Overhead Cable Car Gondola Frequently Asked Questions

Informational document addressing safety, weather constraints, accessibility, and operational capacity of the proposed gondola.

Page 873 key facts
Appendix

Supplemental Information and Photos for Gondola Proposal

Supporting imagery including photos of the London Cable Car and site-specific transit maps.

Pages 88–922 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Community Climate Action Strategy

A report by Senior Planner Jeff Chow recommending that Council adopt the 2022 Community Climate Action Strategy (CCAS).

Pages 93–994 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Community Climate Action Strategy (DRAFT 1)

The cover page and preliminary information for the draft 2022 Community Climate Action Strategy, labeled as Attachment 1.

Page 1002 key facts
Appendix

Community Climate Action Strategy (Draft)

A comprehensive draft strategy (Attachment 1) outlining View Royal's roadmap to a low-carbon future, focusing on mitigation and adaptation through five 'Big Moves' in transportation, buildings, and waste management.

Pages 101–1487 key facts
Staff Report

Community Climate Action Strategy (Draft)

A comprehensive strategy document outlining View Royal's plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through transit improvements, building decarbonization, and waste management.

Pages 149–1673 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A. Inventory and Modelling Methodology

Details the methodology, data sources, and assumptions used to create the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory and emissions projections for the Town.

Pages 168–1764 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B. Adaptation Planning – Readiness and Next Steps

A readiness assessment and list of recommended next steps for municipal policy, human resources, and technical departments to prepare for climate change impacts.

Pages 177–1783 key facts
Appendix

Appendix C. Staying Accountable Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

Outlines the primary and secondary indicators that the Town will use to measure the success of the Climate Action Strategy over time.

Pages 179–1813 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: COMMUNITY CLIMATE ACTION STRATEGY

Slide presentation summarizing the development of the strategy and comments from the referral to various municipal advisory committees.

Pages 182–1873 key facts
Staff Report

Council Report: FIRE DEPARTMENT DISPATCH CONTRACT

Staff report recommending an amendment to the existing dispatch contract with the City of Surrey to allow for future extensions of the service.

Pages 188–1894 key facts
Other

AMENDING AGREEMENT NO. 1 (City of Surrey and Town of View Royal)

A draft legal agreement between the City of Surrey and the Town of View Royal to add an extension option to their computer-aided dispatch service contract.

Pages 190–1923 key facts
Staff Report

Council Report: ZONING BYLAW NO. 900, 2014, AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 1101, 2022 TO REZONE THE GLENTANA VILLAGE LAND USE CONTRACT AREA

Report recommending the rezoning of Glentana Village to ensure land use controls remain in place after provincial termination of Land Use Contracts in 2024.

Pages 193–1965 key facts
Staff Report

Report to Council - Rezoning of Glentana Village Land Use Contract Area

A staff report recommending the first and second reading of a bylaw to transition the Glentana Village area from a Land Use Contract to standard zoning.

Pages 197–2004 key facts
Bylaw

Capital Regional District By-Law No. 421

A historical 1977 regional district by-law authorizing the original Land Use Contract for the Glentana Village development.

Page 2013 key facts
Other

Land Use Contract

The legal agreement between the Capital Regional District and the developer outlining conditions for building 172 residential units and a recreation center.

Pages 202–2164 key facts
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'B' Building Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for the various housing types allowed, including maisonettes, townhouses, and patio homes.

Pages 217–2195 key facts
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'C' Drawing List

A list of drawing numbers corresponding to site plans and typical unit floor plans for the development.

Page 2201 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'D' Off-site Services Drawings

A list of drawings for required infrastructure improvements including sewer extensions and pedestrian crossings.

Page 2213 key facts
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'E' Subdivision Plan Reference

Reference to the surveyor's plan for land consolidation and subdivision.

Page 2221 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'F' List of Charges and Liens

A listing of all registered mortgages, easements, and undersurface rights impacting the parcels in the development area.

Pages 223–2263 key facts
Other

Consent of Registered Mortgagee

Formal legal consent from Polaris Construction Ltd. to allow the Land Use Contract to be registered with priority.

Page 2273 key facts
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'B' (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate copy of the residential unit construction specifications for the Glentana Village project.

Pages 228–2301 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'C' (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate list of drawing numbers for site plans and unit elevations.

Page 2311 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'D' (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate list of drawings for off-site service infrastructure.

Page 2321 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'E' (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate reference to the subdivision and consolidation survey plan.

Page 2331 key fact
Appendix

Land Use Contract - Schedule 'F' (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate listing of financial charges and legal encumbrances on the subject lands.

Pages 234–2371 key fact
Appendix

Drawing 15: Plan of Subdivision of Lots 1, 2 and 3

Engineering survey plan showing the layout of the subdivision parcels and Glentana Road.

Page 2383 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 1: Glentana Village Site Plan

Architectural site layout showing the position of all housing clusters and the recreation center.

Page 2393 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 2: Maisonette Units Floor Plans and Section

Typical floor plans and structural sections for the maisonette housing type.

Page 2402 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 3: Typical Townhouse Unit Elevations and Plans

Architectural elevations and floor layouts for the townhouse units within the development.

Page 2413 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 4: Typical Patio Home Units Models A-G

Comprehensive set of floor plans and elevations for the various patio home unit configurations.

Page 2422 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 5: Patio Home Relationship Plan

Architectural plan detailing the cluster spatial arrangements and setbacks between patio home units.

Page 2432 key facts
Appendix

Drawing 6: Recreation Centre Site and Building Plan

Detailed plan and elevations for the community recreation facility and associated tennis court.

Page 2443 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1 - Glentana Road Landscaping and Site Plans

Technical drawings and site plans provided as an attachment to the staff report regarding the Glentana Village Land Use Contract Rezoning.

Pages 245–2524 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: GLENTANA VILLAGE LAND USE CONTRACT REZONING

Staff presentation explaining the background, subzones, and purpose of rezoning the Glentana Village area to replace aging Land Use Contracts.

Pages 253–2594 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1101

A bylaw to create the CD-27: Comprehensive Development (Glentana Village) Zone, including detailed regulations for six sub-zones.

Pages 260–2664 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1075 (including Schedule A)

A bylaw to amend the Election Procedures regarding the regulation and permitted placement of election signs on public land.

Pages 267–2814 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: AMENDMENTS TO ELECTIONS PROCEDURES BYLAW NO. 989, 2018

Visual presentation mapping out the ten specific permitted election sign zones proposed in Bylaw No. 1075.

Pages 282–2924 key facts