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2022 09 06 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2022

Minutes from the previous Council meeting held on July 19, 2022, detailing approvals, reports, and meeting termination.

Pages 7–143 key facts
Staff Report

DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (FORM & CHARACTER) 2022-02 – 167, 169, & 171 ISLAND HIGHWAY

Report from the Community Planner recommending approval of a development permit for a five-storey, 82-unit apartment building with several variances.

Pages 15–284 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 1 - Subject Property Map - 167, 169 & 171 Island Hwy

A map showing the location of the subject properties at 167, 169, and 171 Island Highway.

Page 291 key fact
Correspondence

ATTACHMENT 2 - Justification Letter

A letter from Urban West Architecture Providing project overview and justification for the proposed residential development.

Pages 30–334 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 3 - PORTAGE PARK RESIDENCES | DP SET - COVER PROJECT INFO

Cover sheet for the architectural drawing set, including site info, building code information, and a summary of requested variances.

Page 343 key facts
Appendix

A009 SURVEY PLAN

A detailed legal survey plan for the development site at 167, 169 & 171 Island Hwy.

Page 353 key facts
Appendix

A010 CONTEXT PLAN

Drawing showing the proposed building in context with the surrounding neighborhood and landmarks like Portage Park and Town Hall.

Page 362 key facts
Appendix

A011 SITE PLAN

Detailed architectural site plan for the proposed development showing building footprint and site features.

Page 373 key facts
Appendix

A011a GRADING PLAN

Plan showing the proposed grading and elevations across the development site.

Page 381 key fact
Appendix

A008 SPATIAL SEPARATION

Drawings detailing building elevations and technical data for spatial separation requirements.

Page 392 key facts
Appendix

A012 SITE SECTIONS

Cross-sectional drawings of the building site and its relationship to Island Highway and Portage Park.

Page 402 key facts
Appendix

A013 AERIAL RENDERING

An artist's aerial rendering of the proposed building and surrounding area.

Page 411 key fact
Appendix

A014 STREET VIEW - SOUTHWEST FACING

Street-level perspective rendering of the proposed building from the southwest.

Page 421 key fact
Appendix

A015 STREET VIEW - EAST FACING

Street-level perspective rendering of the proposed building from the east.

Page 431 key fact
Appendix

A016 VIEW FROM PARK

Perspective rendering of the proposed building as seen from within Portage Park.

Page 441 key fact
Appendix

A017 MATERIAL PALETTE

Summary of exterior building materials, including brick cladding, soffits, and window styles.

Page 453 key facts
Appendix

A100 LEVEL P1 PLAN

Architectural floor plan for the underground parking level P1.

Page 462 key facts
Appendix

A101 LEVEL 1-4 PLANS

Detailed architectural floor plans for levels 1 through 4 of the building.

Page 472 key facts
Appendix

A102 LEVEL 5 & ROOF PLANS

Detailed architectural floor plans for level 5 and the rooftop area.

Page 482 key facts
Appendix

A150 UNIT PLANS

Detailed floor plans for studio and one-bedroom unit types.

Page 492 key facts
Appendix

A151 UNIT PLANS

Detailed floor plans for one-bedroom and flex unit types.

Page 502 key facts
Appendix

UNIT PLANS A152

Architectural unit plans for Portage Park Residences featuring 2-bedroom unit types D1, D2, and D3.

Page 514 key facts
Appendix

UNIT PLANS A153

Architectural unit plans for Portage Park Residences featuring unit types D4, E1, and F1.

Page 524 key facts
Appendix

UNIT PLANS A154

Architectural unit plans for Portage Park Residences featuring 2-bedroom + flex and 3-bedroom configurations.

Page 533 key facts
Appendix

ELEVATIONS SOUTHWEST & SOUTHEAST A200

Exterior elevation drawings for the Southeast and Southwest sides of the Portage Park Residences project, including material legend.

Page 543 key facts
Appendix

ELEVATIONS NORTHWEST & NORTHEAST A201

Exterior elevation drawings for the Northwest and Northeast sides of the Portage Park Residences project.

Page 553 key facts
Appendix

SECTIONS A300

Architectural cross-sections and retaining wall details for the Portage Park Residences development.

Page 563 key facts
Appendix

AMENITY PAVILION & BUILDING SIGNAGE A600

Plans and elevations for the project's amenity pavilion and entrance signage featuring backlit metal channel letters.

Page 573 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 4 - SITE PLAN

Engineering site plan detailing walkway lighting requirements and pole base technical specifications.

Page 583 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMNT 5 - CONCEPTUAL SERVICING

Conceptual servicing plan showing proposed water, sanitary sewer, and storm drain connections for the project.

Page 593 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 6 - LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

Landscape architecture plan featuring a social pavilion, rain gardens, and a waterfall fountain at the project entrance.

Page 603 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 7 - Landscape Cost Estimate

Detailed cost breakdown for soft landscaping, hard landscaping, and irrigation for the Portage Park project.

Page 614 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 8 - Construction Impact Assessment & Tree Management Plan

An arborist report evaluating the impact of the proposed construction on existing trees and detailing a management plan for retention and removal.

Pages 62–823 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 9 - Viability of Left Turns Into and Out of the Site Access

Technical memorandum analyzing the safety and feasibility of vehicle left-turn movements at the proposed site entrance on Island Highway.

Pages 83–854 key facts
Form

ATTACHMENT 10 - PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY CHECKLIST

A completed municipal checklist evaluating the development's economic, environmental, and social sustainability impacts.

Pages 86–933 key facts
Staff Report

ATTACHMENT 11 - DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREA GUIDELINES - REVIEW

A planning department review documenting the project's compliance with mixed residential development permit area guidelines.

Pages 94–964 key facts
Appendix

Mixed Residential DPA Policy Review

A staff review checklist evaluating the proposed development at 167, 169, and 171 Island Highway against Development Permit Area guidelines.

Pages 97–1002 key facts
Presentation

Presentation - Development Permit With Variance - 167, 169 & 171 Island Highway

Slide presentation detailing the development permit application for an 82-unit apartment building, including requested variances for retaining walls, balconies, and parking.

Pages 101–1214 key facts
Correspondence

Email regarding DP 2022-02 Application - Silverio Nanni

Correspondence from a resident expressing concerns over traffic safety, lack of infrastructure, and reduced parking for the proposed Island Highway development.

Page 1223 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2022/04 – 49 TOVEY CRESCENT

Report introducing a development variance permit to allow a garage in the front yard with reduced separation from the principal building at 49 Tovey Crescent.

Pages 123–1264 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Subject Property location and air photo

Aerial map and property location plan for 49 Tovey Crescent.

Page 1271 key fact
Correspondence

Attachment 2: Letter of Explanation - 49 Tovey Crescent

Letter from the applicant's designer explaining technical constraints necessitating a front-yard location for a proposed garage.

Pages 128–1293 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Site Plan and Survey

Detailed survey and site plan for the garage and deck improvements at 49 Tovey Crescent.

Page 1302 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Front elevation and photos

Architectural elevation drawings and photographs of the existing and proposed structures.

Page 1312 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5: General Notes and Foundation Plan

Construction specifications, foundation plans, and electrical details for the garage project.

Page 132
Appendix

Attachment 6: Elevations

Structural elevation drawings (North, South, East, West) for the proposed detached garage.

Page 133
Appendix

Attachment 7: Details

Technical construction details including wall sections and window/door installations.

Page 134
Presentation

Presentation: DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2022/04 - 49 Tovey Crescent

Presentation summarizing requested variances for 49 Tovey Crescent (cover slide incorrectly titles it 2446 Lund Road).

Pages 135–1393 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2022/03 – 2446 LUND ROAD

Report recommending a variance to reduce the rear yard setback from 6.0m to 2.1m to allow for a patio cover attachment.

Pages 140–1424 key facts
Staff Report

Report to Council Re: DVP Application 2022/03 – 2446 Lund Road

A staff report recommending the approval of a Development Variance Permit for a patio cover at 2446 Lund Road with specific conditions regarding its structure.

Pages 143–1444 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1 - 2446 Lund Road (Map)

An aerial map showing the property at 2446 Lund Road and its proximity to Chilco Park and neighboring lots.

Page 1453 key facts
Correspondence

LETTER FOR MAYOR AND COUNCIL FOR VARIANCE APPLICATION

A letter from the property owners requesting a relaxation of the rear yard setback to build a cover structure for their patio.

Page 1464 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3 - Site Plan

A site plan drawing illustrating the existing patio area and the dimensions of the proposed pergola.

Page 1472 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4 - Project Plan (Photos)

Photographs and layout diagrams of the existing patio area used to illustrate the proposed cover project.

Pages 148–1492 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5 - Proposed install drawings

Hand-drawn technical sketches of the proposed patio cover installation and roof mount bracket details.

Pages 150–1513 key facts
Presentation

DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 2022/03 - 2446 Lund Road Presentation

A slide deck summarizing the Development Variance Permit application, including purpose, site context, and staff recommendations.

Pages 152–1583 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from M. & D. Marrs Re: Development Variance Permit - 2446 Lund Road

Opposition letter from neighbors at 2450 Lund Road detailing concerns over drainage, sightlines, and the history of bylaw infringements at 2446 Lund Road.

Pages 159–1674 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT Re: ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK PLAN UPDATE

A staff report updating Council on the progress of the Active Transportation Network Plan, highlighting the findings from the first round of public engagement.

Pages 168–1724 key facts
Appendix

Active Transportation Network Plan - What We Heard Report

A detailed engagement summary report prepared by Watt Consulting Group outlining community feedback on active transportation barriers and priorities.

Pages 173–1884 key facts
Appendix

Active Transportation Network Plan Draft Survey

A draft demographic survey for the Active Transportation Network Plan project collecting respondent age, gender, and household information.

Pages 235–2363 key facts
Presentation

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK PLAN - UPDATE Presentation

A presentation providing a status update on the Active Transportation Network Plan, summarizing Phase 2 engagement results and next steps.

Pages 237–2494 key facts
Staff Report

COUNCIL REMUNERATION Council Report

Staff report recommending adjustments to the remuneration for the Mayor and Councillors effective January 1, 2023.

Pages 250–2524 key facts
Appendix

Council Remuneration Review Report

A formal review and comparative analysis of municipal council remuneration across regional comparators conducted by an HR consultant.

Pages 253–2624 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Capital Bike regarding Fall Go By Bike Week

An email invitation for the Town of View Royal to sponsor a Celebration Station for the upcoming Fall Go By Bike Week.

Pages 263–2643 key facts
Appendix

2022 GBBW SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE

A detailed sponsorship package for Go By Bike Week outlining mission, participation metrics, and various sponsorship tiers and benefits.

Pages 265–2754 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Lisa Helps regarding Sponsorship of South Island Powwow

Email from the Mayor of Victoria inviting regional councils to sponsor the regional powwow on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Page 2764 key facts
Appendix

South Island Powwow SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

A sponsorship brochure for the South Island Powwow, detailing the event's goals and the history of the Songhees Nation.

Pages 277–2803 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: South Island Powwow Sponsorship

A presentation deck outlining the goals, sponsors, and sponsorship packages for the South Island Powwow.

Pages 281–2885 key facts
Correspondence

Letter: MUNICIPAL CONSENT FOR BYLAW NO. 4506 REGIONAL PARKS LOAN AUTHORIZATION BYLAW NO. 1, 2022

A letter from the Capital Regional District (CRD) seeking municipal consent for a bylaw to authorize $25 million in borrowing for regional park land acquisition.

Pages 289–2904 key facts
Bylaw

CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT BYLAW NO. 4506

The draft bylaw text to authorize the borrowing of $25,000,000 for acquiring land for regional parks.

Pages 291–2923 key facts
Staff Report

REPORT TO FINANCE COMMITTEE: Bylaw No. 4506: Regional Parks Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 1, 2022

An internal CRD staff report explaining the rationale and financial implications of the $25 million loan authorization for regional parks.

Pages 293–2954 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT BYLAW NO. 4506

An appendix containing a duplicate copy of CRD Bylaw No. 4506 regarding park land acquisition borrowing.

Pages 296–2972 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence: REZONING APPLICATION 2022/04 - 335 STEWART AVENUE (G. Mathies)

A letter of opposition from Gary Mathies regarding a proposed rezoning and addition at 335 Stewart Avenue, citing tree removal and neighborhood character concerns.

Pages 298–2994 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence: REZONING APPLICATION 3360-20/2022/04 - 335 STEWART AVENUE (T. & J. Dellaviola)

An email from Tony and Janice Dellaviola opposing the rezoning application at 335 Stewart Avenue due to impacts on trees, wildlife, and climate goals.

Page 3004 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence: Support for Gery Lemon's motion

An email from Jane Devonshire expressing support for a motion regarding 'Zero Carbon in new construction (by 2025)'.

Page 3013 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence: Motion on CCAS

An email from Ian D. Brown of the View Royal Climate Coalition urging support for a climate action motion and stricter disincentives for gas appliance installations.

Page 3023 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958, 2016 Amendment – Sewer Rates

A report from the Director of Finance recommending a 1% decrease in sewer user fees to recover projected operating costs for 2022.

Pages 303–3054 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Comparative Sewer User Rates

A table comparing 2021 and 2022 sewer user rates for residential, non-residential, and institutional users.

Page 3062 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2: Proposed 2022 Amendment Bylaw No. 1108

A draft summary table of the proposed 2022 sewer rate amendments to Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958.

Page 3073 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1108

A bylaw to amend the sanitary sewer rates within the Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958, 2016.

Page 3082 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 1105, 2022 – Short Term Rental Regulations

A report introducing amendments to the Zoning Bylaw to provide enforceable regulations for Short Term Rentals (STRs).

Pages 309–3103 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1105 (Attachment 1)

An amendment bylaw revising definitions and prohibited uses to effectively regulate and prohibit short-term rentals in residential areas.

Pages 311–3122 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Short Term Rental Amendment Bylaw No. 1105

A presentation summarizing the purpose, background, and proposed changes of the Short Term Rental Amendment Bylaw.

Pages 313–3183 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1105 (Draft for Reading)

Formal draft of the Zoning Bylaw amendment regarding short-term rentals prepared for first and second readings.

Pages 319–3202 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1104

A bylaw to amend the zoning of the property located at 110 High Street to R-2: Duplex Residential.

Page 3213 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1: Subject Property Map 110 High Street

A map showing the boundaries of the subject property for Bylaw No. 1104 at 110 High Street.

Page 3222 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1095

An amendment to the Parks and Public Places Bylaw to regulate and provide conditions for temporary overnight shelter in municipal parks.

Pages 323–3264 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1094

A bylaw to amend the Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, by replacing Schedule 3 regarding parks and public places.

Page 3273 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE 3 - PARKS AND PUBLIC PLACES BYLAW NO. 986, 2018

A detailed list of offences and fines related to the regulation of parks and public places in View Royal.

Pages 328–3296 key facts
Form

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL ITEM(S) TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA

A request form submitted by Council Member John Rogers to review and amend the annual business license fee for cannabis retail stores.

Page 3304 key facts
Correspondence

Email regarding zero carbon in new construction

An email from Gery Lemon requesting that the Town Council consider a motion to eliminate gas and oil burning furnaces in all new construction by 2025.

Page 3313 key facts
Staff Report

Town of View Royal Active Transportation Network Plan - Round 1 Engagement - What We Heard Report

A detailed report summarizing the results of the first round of community engagement for the Active Transportation Network Plan, highlighting travel habits and barriers.

Pages 373–3985 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A - Online Survey

The full questionnaire used for the View Royal Active Transportation Network Plan Survey #1 to gather data on resident travel habits and priorities.

Pages 399–4183 key facts