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Council Meeting/Documents/Attachment 7: Development Permit Area Guidelines - Review (Application 3060-20-2021/18)
Appendix

Attachment 7: Development Permit Area Guidelines - Review (Application 3060-20-2021/18)

July 19, 2022Pages 143–1495 sections

A detailed technical review assessing the proposed 2000 West Park Lane development against the Mixed Residential DPA guidelines.

8.1.b Development Permit No. 2021/18 - 2000 West Park Lane (West Park One)
Application: 3060-20-2021/18Reviewer: Jeff Chow, Senior PlannerDate: Jun 7, 20222000 West Park Lane

MAYOR & COUNCIL

Group photo of the Mayor and Council of the Town of View Royal
Group photo of the Mayor and Council of the Town of View Royal

Mayor and Council of the Town of View Royal were elected for a four-year term in the municipal election held in October 2018.

Each Council member is also appointed to various Town and Regional committees.

Portrait of Mayor David Screech
Portrait of Mayor David Screech

Mayor David Screech (December 2, 2014 - present)

  • Finance & Administration - Chair
  • CRD Board/Committee of the Whole
  • CRD Housing Trust Fund Commission
  • Capital Region Emergency Service Telecommunications Inc. (CREST)
  • CRD Hospital Board
  • Municipal Insurance Association
  • Police Building Liaison Committee
  • West Shore Parks and Recreation Owners
  • South Island Prosperity Association
  • Te’Mexw Treaty Advisory Committee
  • View Royal Reading Centre
Portrait of Councillor Damian Kowalewich
Portrait of Councillor Damian Kowalewich

Councillor Damian Kowalewich (December 5, 2017 - present)

  • Public Works & Transportation - Chair
  • Community Development Advisory Committee - Liaison
  • Joint School District / Municipal Committee
  • Parents’ Advisory Committee
  • Westshore Chamber of Commerce
  • West Shore Parks & Recreation Society Board
Portrait of Councillor Gery Lemon
Portrait of Councillor Gery Lemon

Councillor Gery Lemon (November 6, 2018 - present)

  • Protective Services & Community Services - Chair
  • Parks, Recreation & Environment Advisory Committee - Liaison
  • CRD Arts Commission
  • CRD Climate Action Steering Committee
  • Greater Victoria Public Library
  • Westshore Community Policing Advisory Committee
Portrait of Councillor Ron Mattson
Portrait of Councillor Ron Mattson

Councillor Ron Mattson (December 6, 2011 - present)

  • Planning & Development - Chair
  • Parks, Recreation & Environment Advisory Committee - Liaison
  • Colquitz/Gorge Watershed Special Management Area Initiative
  • Esquimalt Harbour Advisory Committee
  • Victoria Family Court & Youth Justice Committee
Portrait of Councillor John Rogers
Portrait of Councillor John Rogers

Councillor John Rogers (December 2, 1996 - present)

  • Parks, Recreation & Environment - Chair
  • Community Development Advisory Committee - Liaison
  • CRD Regional Water Supply Commission
  • Friends of Cole Island Society
  • Juan de Fuca Water Distribution Commission
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2021 Town of View Royal Organizational Chart

[Diagram: 2021 Town of View Royal Organizational Chart showing hierarchy from Mayor & Council down to specific department roles]

  • Mayor & Council
    • Chief Administrative Officer
      • Executive Assistant
      • Director of Corporate Administration
        • Deputy Corporate Officer
        • Corporate Services Clerk/Receptionist
        • Records Coordinator/Archivist
      • Director of Engineering & Parks
        • Deputy Director of Engineering
        • Engineering Technologist
        • Engineering Technologist - Development & Asset Management
        • GIS Technician
        • Engineering Clerks (x2)
        • Parks Supervisor
        • Parks Workers (x4)
      • Director of Protective Services/Fire Chief
        • Assistant Fire Chief
        • Captain - Emergency Programs
        • Firefighter - Fire Inspector
        • Firefighters (x3)
        • Fire Department Clerk
        • Bylaw Enforcement Officer
        • Bylaw Enforcement Services Clerk
      • Director of Finance
        • Manager of Accounting
        • Accountant/IT Coordinator
        • Accounting Clerk 2
        • Finance Clerk
      • Director of Development Services
        • Senior Planner
        • Community Planner
        • Building Inspector
        • Development & Licensing Services Clerk

[Photograph: Richard’s Island] Richard’s Island

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VISION

View Royal is a dynamic and inclusive community that manages growth, while retaining the charm of its traditional neighbourhoods. It is home and workplace to people from all walks of life. Its neighbourhoods are attractive, affordable, walkable and safe. Each neighbourhood has an identifiable character and is connected to nearby centres – and a recognizable central community gathering place – through greenspace corridors and pedestrian/cyclist-friendly streets. Some centres are parks for families to gather and youth to play sports. Others are bustling, mixed-use places with a range of services, amenities, businesses and housing.

View Royal recognizes the impacts of climate change, and is responding by actively promoting energy-efficient, sustainable development, and environmental protection. Well-designed compact housing ensures choice, affordability and better use of land. Infill and redevelopment near neighbourhood centres and transit corridors provides jobs and services closer to where people live – minimizing the need for commuting, and creating pedestrian-friendly streets and destinations.

The local economy is diversified and strong, providing employment, shopping and service options to local and regional residents. Heritage tourism and eco-tourism are promoted as sustainable ways to stimulate the economy and showcase View Royal’s environmental and cultural assets.

Getting around safely by foot, bike, bus and train is convenient and enjoyable, and a viable alternative to car travel. Train, light rail and other forms of rapid transit are supported by development that facilitates ridership and walkable places.

The Town is endowed with unique natural environments – Thetis Lake Park, Millstream Creek, Craigflower Creek, Esquimalt Harbour and Portage Inlet. The integrity and beauty of these natural amenities are protected and enhanced, while public access to recreation and natural areas is improved. The Town’s vast recreation assets are well promoted and integrated into the community. Environmental stewardship and better use of resources – such as alternative energy generation and enhanced waste management – are pursued.

Livable View Royal – simply the best place to call home!

[Photograph: ‘Love Story’ - Stone Wall on Island Highway] ‘Love Story’ - Stone Wall on Island Highway

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MISSION, VALUES & ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE

MISSION

View Royal is committed to building a resilient and vibrant community that provides good government; delivers services, laws and other matters for community benefit; provides stewardship of the public assets; and fosters economic, social and environmental well-being.

VALUES

The Town of View Royal pursues good community through a corporate culture that is:

  • Accountable,
  • Respectful,
  • Ethical,
  • Collaborative,
  • Innovative,
  • Proactive,
  • Efficient, and
  • Effective.

ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE

The Town of View Royal is committed to providing the best possible local government for our residents and business community. This commitment drives constant improvement, with particular emphasis on:

  • providing strong, strategic policy-based governance;
  • demonstrating collaborative leadership and effective shared decision-making within the community, with our regional partners, including First Nations;
  • nurturing productive working relationships at the legislative and executive level;
  • pursuing excellence founded on core values, approved plans, policies and our commitment to innovation;
  • decision-making processes to be transparent and responsive;
  • integrating strategic planning, business planning, budgeting and performance management systems;
  • embracing evidence-based best practices for professionalism;
  • enhancing customer service and related communications capacity; and
  • positioning sustainability as the foundation of our municipal culture.
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2021 MUNICIPAL HIGHLIGHTS

[Photograph: Edwards Park Lookout] Edwards Park Lookout

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Extracted from: 2022 07 19 Council agenda - Agenda - Pdf