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2022 01 18 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF AN INAUGURAL COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2021

Minutes from the inaugural council meeting on December 7, 2021, detailing various committee and board appointments for the upcoming year.

Pages 7–164 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Mark Stitt

A formal request by Mark Stitt to address council regarding the location of an accessory building in a flanking yard.

Page 173 key facts
Presentation

Front and Flanking Yard 55 Fenton Place Restrictions Presentation Materials

Supporting documents and photographs for the delegation regarding 55 Fenton Place, arguing for the necessity of an accessory building in the flanking yard due to site constraints.

Pages 18–344 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: Electric Vehicle Charging User Fees

Staff report recommending the implementation of user fees for Town-owned electric vehicle charging stations to cover maintenance and electricity costs.

Pages 35–384 key facts
Presentation

Electric Vehicle Charging User Fees Presentation Slides

Slide deck summarizing EV charging usage data and comparing fee structures across other local municipalities.

Pages 39–413 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF THE PARKS, RECREATION & ENVIRONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2021

Minutes from the November advisory committee meeting covering parks wayfinding, fossil fuel divestment, and invasive species removal.

Pages 42–443 key facts
Correspondence

RE: Wounded Warrior Run BC 2022

Correspondence from Wounded Warrior Run BC requesting awareness support and a $2,000 donation for their 2022 event.

Pages 45–463 key facts
Correspondence

Letter regarding Eradication of Lymantria Moth Population

Notification from the Ministry of Forests regarding planned aerial spray treatments for gypsy moths in the View Royal area.

Pages 47–494 key facts
Correspondence

Re: Elected Officials - Parental Leave

Correspondence and policy draft from the District of North Saanich regarding parental leave provisions for elected officials.

Pages 50–533 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding Increasing size of Council - John and Seona Stephen

Email from residents opposing the increase in council size from 5 to 7 members due to unnecessary costs.

Page 543 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding # of councilors - Jane Devonshire

Correspondence suggesting that the council size issue be put to a referendum and that funds be redirected to climate action.

Page 553 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding Increase in View Royal council - Brian Tetlow

Email from a resident supporting the increase of council to a mayor plus six council members.

Page 562 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding Increased council size - Jim Powell

Email from a resident opposing the council size increase, citing sufficient representation ratios in neighboring municipalities.

Page 573 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding COUNCIL SIZE - Robert and Patricia Herbert

Email objecting to the proposal of adding two new councillors and renovating council chambers.

Page 583 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding Consideration of Increase to Council Size - Ken H. Newman

Email in favor of increasing the council size to seven members for better decision making and workload sharing.

Page 592 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding 7 counsellors - Dan McDonald

Correspondence critical of the council expansion process and seeking more transparency on the township-to-city conversion.

Pages 60–612 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence regarding No to Adding extra Council - Heather Nguyen

Email from taxpayers opposing the addition of new council members based on the size of the town.

Page 621 key fact
Correspondence

Fwd: Notice of VFCYJC Annual General Meeting on January 19, 2022

Email notice regarding the upcoming AGM for the Victoria Family Court and Youth Justice Committee and their transition to a delegated commission.

Pages 63–643 key facts
Other

Notice of Annual General Meeting - Victoria Family Court and Youth Justice Committee

Meeting notice for the AGM of the Victoria Family Court and Youth Justice Committee scheduled for January 19, 2022.

Page 653 key facts
Staff Report

Procedures, Policies, and Community Charter Working Group Report

A report reviewing procedures and policies relating to formalizing meetings and following CRD policies for the VFCYJ committee.

Pages 66–704 key facts
Minutes

PRIORITIES-GRANTS WORK GROUP MINUTES OF MEETING

Minutes from the Priorities-Grants Work Group meeting discussing grant criteria, application forms, and submission dates.

Pages 71–743 key facts
Correspondence

CRD Review of Youth and Family Court Committee Service: Recommendations as a result of consultation

Letter from CRD Corporate Services detailing recommendations for the reorganization of the Victoria Youth and Family Court Committee into a delegated commission.

Pages 75–804 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 'A' - Mandate and Objectives Summaries

Summaries of proposed and existing mandates for the Family Court Committee based on various Acts and city models.

Pages 81–832 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX H - RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COMMITTEE REORGANIZATION

Specific list of recommendations for the reorganization of the VFCYJ Committee, including mandate definitions and meeting schedules.

Pages 84–853 key facts
Form

Priorities Sub-Committee Form for Good and Services Submissions

Blank application form for grant and extraordinary committee expense submissions.

Pages 86–902 key facts
Other

Memo Re: Priorities Application Form updating

Memorandum from Marcie McLean regarding updates to the Priorities Application Form and grant uptake timing.

Pages 91–932 key facts
Staff Report

SUCCESSION PLANNING-MEETINGS WORK GROUP REPORT

Report reviewing policies regarding member term limits, succession planning, and meeting frequency for the VFC&YJC.

Pages 94–974 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Justice Services Branch to Cynthia Day

Response from the A/Assistant Deputy Minister regarding the transition of the committee to a delegated commission.

Pages 98–992 key facts
Correspondence

Email: Happy New Year and 2021 Green Team Recap

Email from Amanda Evans summarizing the accomplishments of the Greater Victoria Green Team in 2021.

Page 1004 key facts
Presentation

Connecting Communities Through Hands-on Conservation - 2021 Impacts

Visual impact report and media coverage highlights for Green Teams Canada in the Lower Mainland and Greater Victoria.

Pages 101–1033 key facts
Staff Report

Greater Victoria Green Team Report: View Royal 2018 - 2021

A detailed table and testimonial report of Green Team activities specifically within the Town of View Royal from 2018 to 2021.

Pages 104–1052 key facts
Correspondence

Email: Not in favour of increasing council

Citizen email expressing opposition to the proposal of increasing the size of the town council.

Page 1062 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from UBCM re: 2019-B154 Groundwater Extraction

Correspondence from the UBCM President regarding a request to follow up with the provincial government on groundwater extraction issues.

Page 1072 key facts
Other

News Article: City looking for ways to block bottling of groundwater in Salmon Arm

News article regarding the City of Salmon Arm's efforts to prohibit commercial groundwater bottling via zoning bylaws.

Pages 108–1113 key facts
Correspondence

Email: Proposal to Increase Size of View Royal Town Council

Detailed email from Rick Baker supporting the increase of Council size to seven members to enhance community engagement.

Pages 112–1143 key facts
Correspondence

Letter re: Capital Regional District Regional Growth Strategy Indicator Report

Cover letter from the CRD Board Chair transmitting the annual Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) Indicator Report.

Page 1152 key facts
Staff Report

REPORT TO PLANNING AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE - Regional Growth Strategy Indicator Report

Staff report providing an overview of the 20 indicators used to measure progress toward RGS targets and objectives.

Pages 116–1184 key facts
Other

Regional Growth Strategy Indicator Report 2021 (Cover Page)

Cover page and blank page for the 2021 RGS Indicator Report.

Pages 119–120
Presentation

RGS INDICATORS – AT A GLANCE

Infographic dashboard showing the status of various RGS indicators across categories like Growth, Environment, and Transportation.

Pages 121–1221 key fact
Staff Report

Regional Growth Strategy Indicator Report 2021 - Contents and Overview

The contents page and overview section of the detailed 2021 RGS Indicator Report.

Pages 123–1242 key facts
Appendix

RGS Indicator Report - CRD 2021

A detailed report from the Capital Regional District monitoring progress toward the 2038 targets of the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS).

Pages 125–1484 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated December 5, 2021 from L. Pakos, Re: Increase in Council Size

An email expressing support for adding two additional members to the View Royal Council to better distribute the committee workload.

Page 1493 key facts
Correspondence

Letter dated January 14, 2022 from C. Reser, Re: Increase in Council Size

A formal letter strongly opposing the proposal to increase council size, citing it as an unnecessary misuse of taxpayer funds.

Pages 150–1514 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated January 17, 2022 from Barron Carswell, Re: View Royal Council Size

An email suggesting that the decision to increase Council size should be put to taxpayers as a non-binding ballot question in the 2022 election.

Page 1523 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated January 17, 2022 from Denis Miron, Re: Questions for the open house

An email submitted for an open house questioning the specific responsibilities of new councillors and how they would represent diverse demographics.

Page 1533 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated January 17, 2022 from Barry Fisher, Re: Open House, Jan 17, 2022

An email opposing the increase in council members, arguing it would lead to a 'top heavy' and bloated operation that consumes excessive management time.

Page 1544 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated January 18, 2022 from margaret and Ian Brown, Re: Expanding Council

An email opposing council expansion and recommending those funds be used for climate mitigation initiatives like heat pumps and electric vehicles.

Page 1554 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated January 18, 2022 from Linda Jeaurond, Re: proposed council increase from 4 to 6

An email suggesting the council increase proposal be put on the fall election ballot, citing other budgetary concerns like IT upgrades and 911 dispatching costs.

Page 1563 key facts
Staff Report

REZONING APPLICATION 2021/01 – 167, 169, AND 171 ISLAND HIGHWAY

Staff report recommending that Council give first and second reading to a rezoning bylaw for a proposed 5-storey, 82-unit apartment building.

Pages 157–1674 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1 Site Location Plan

A map showing the location of the subject properties at 167, 169, and 171 Island Highway relative to Portage Park and Four Mile Brewpub.

Page 1682 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2 Air photo

An aerial photograph highlighting the three lots involved in the rezoning application for 167, 169, and 171 Island Highway.

Page 1691 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 3 Justification Letter

A letter from Urban West Architecture justifying the proposed multi-residential development, detailing design principles, sustainability, and OCP compliance.

Pages 170–1734 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4 Architectural Plans

A set of architectural drawings for 'Portage Park Residences,' including site plans, renderings, elevations, and floor plans.

Pages 174–1844 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Portage Park Residences - Level 5 & Roof Plans, Unit Plans, Elevations, and Sections

A set of architectural drawings by Urban West Architecture for the Portage Park Residences project, detailed for rezoning purposes.

Pages 185–1914 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5: Portage Park Residences - Landscape Concept Plan

A landscape concept plan for the development site detailing softscape features, tree retention/removal, and proposed plantings.

Page 1924 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 6: Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 811, 2011 - Relevant Official Community Plan Policies

An extract of specific policies from the Official Community Plan used to evaluate the proposed development's alignment with town land use and sustainability goals.

Pages 193–1974 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 7: Portage Park Residences - Traffic Impact Assessment

A technical report by WATT Consulting Group analyzing existing traffic conditions and projecting the impact of the proposed 87-unit development on the surrounding road network.

Pages 198–2245 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 8: Conceptual Servicing Brief - 167/169/171 Island Highway

An engineering assessment of the storm, sanitary, and water infrastructure requirements for the Portage Park Residences development.

Pages 225–2445 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX E: CRD WATER INFORMATION

Supporting technical documentation regarding CRD water infrastructure and hydrant flow curves for the proposed development at 167/169/171 Island Highway.

Pages 245–2474 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX F: FUS FIRE FLOW CALCULATION

Technical fire flow calculations based on the Underwriters Guide for the development at 167-171 Island Highway.

Pages 248–2494 key facts
Staff Report

MEMORANDUM: Transportation Demand Management Review

A consultant report from Watt Consulting Group reviewing the transportation context and proposing strategies to reduce parking demand for the 82-unit multi-family building.

Pages 250–2615 key facts
Presentation

Attachment 10: Aerial Rendering and Street Views (A020-A024)

Architectural visualizations and material palettes for the Portage Park Residences project prepared by Urban West Architecture.

Pages 262–2664 key facts
Presentation

PRESENTATION: REZONING 2021/01 - 167, 169, 171 Island Highway

A staff slide deck explaining the purpose of Rezoning 2021/01, the proposed CD-27 zone, and staff recommendations for the project.

Pages 267–2764 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1083

A bylaw to amend the zoning for 167, 169, and 171 Island Highway to create the CD-27 Comprehensive Development (Island Highway - Portage) Zone.

Pages 277–2805 key facts