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December 6, 20221 PDF41 documents extracted

2022 12 06 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

The agenda for the Town of View Royal council meeting on December 6, 2022, detailing scheduled reports, bylaws, and correspondence.

Pages 1–73 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2022

Official minutes from the previous regular council meeting, including discussions on development permits and traffic calming policies.

Pages 8–154 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Mayor Sid Tobias regarding Petitions BC Legislature November 23, 2022

Information regarding a petition presented in the BC Legislature by Hon. M. Dean concerning traffic noise mitigation on the Trans-Canada Highway.

Page 163 key facts
Staff Report

Development Variance Permit Application 2022/05 - 1681 Island Highway Staff Report

Staff recommendation to approve sign variances for the Burger King drive-thru to allow electronic changeable copy and reduced canopy clearance.

Pages 17–224 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Location Map - 1681 Island Highway

A map showing the location of the Burger King property at 1681 Island Highway.

Page 232 key facts
Correspondence

Attachment 2: Letter from Pride Signs regarding Sign Variance Request

A formal request from the sign company providing rationale for the electronic signs and proposed design specifications.

Pages 24–334 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Site Plan - PJ Lovick Architect

Technical site plan showing the layout of the Burger King restaurant and drive-thru signage placement.

Page 343 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Technical Sign Plans - Pride Signs

Detailed structural drawings and specifications for the proposed drive-thru order confirmation units and menu boards.

Pages 35–393 key facts
Presentation

Presentation Slides: Development Variance Permit 2022/05 - 1681 Island Highway

A slide deck summarizing the purpose, requested variances, site visuals, and staff conclusions for the Burger King sign application.

Pages 40–503 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Ian Brown regarding Burger King variance

Feedback from a former Transportation Advisory Committee member suggesting changes to the sign update frequency.

Page 513 key facts
Staff Report

Merging of Emergency Radio Teams – Colwood and View Royal Staff Report

A proposal to formally merge the amateur radio emergency teams of View Royal and Colwood under a single coordinator.

Pages 52–543 key facts
Appendix

Draft Emergency Radio Communications Agreement

The legal contract outlining the obligations, funding, and operation of the shared emergency radio program.

Pages 55–623 key facts
Staff Report

Renewal of Emergency Support Services (ESS) Agreement with Colwood Staff Report

A request for Council to renew the joint agreement with Colwood for delivering emergency support services to victims of disasters.

Pages 63–643 key facts
Appendix

Draft Emergency Support Services Agreement

The detailed agreement for the joint ESS program including staffing, training, and budgetary commitments.

Pages 65–723 key facts
Staff Report

Animal Control Services Contract Renewal Staff Report

Recommendation to renew the service contract with the Capital Regional District for animal control and pound services.

Pages 73–754 key facts
Appendix

Draft Animal Control Services Agreement with CRD

The formal contract between View Royal and the CRD for enforcement of the Town's animal regulation bylaws.

Pages 76–833 key facts
Staff Report

Provincial Infrastructure Grant Staff Report

A proposal to apply for a BC grant to fund an update to the Town’s Drainage Master Plan with a climate change lens.

Pages 84–854 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the West Shore Parks & Recreation Society Board Meeting - Oct 13, 2022

Minutes from the society governing regional recreation facilities, including budget reviews and skatepark project updates.

Pages 86–913 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the Parks, Recreation & Environment Advisory Committee - Nov 22, 2022

Minutes detailing recommendations on community garden management and speed limit policies for neighbourhood streets.

Pages 92–953 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the Community Development Advisory Committee - Nov 22, 2022

Minutes discussing proposed restructuring of advisory committees and the Active Transportation Network Plan.

Pages 96–983 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Yvonne Roslin-White regarding RCSCC Rainbow support

Request for a recognition letter for local Cadet corps for their participation in Remembrance Day ceremonies.

Page 993 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Dave Bird regarding Soft Plastic Recycle

Citizen request for View Royal to establish local drop-off spots for soft plastic recycling.

Page 1003 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Crissa Constantine regarding Thetis Vale Traffic Noise

Concerns from a former resident about the health impacts of increased traffic noise in Thetis Vale following tree removal.

Pages 101–1023 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence package regarding Overnight Camping in View Royal Parks

A collection of 30 emails and letters from residents largely opposing the bylaw to allow overnight camping in municipal parks, citing safety and environmental concerns.

Pages 103–1353 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from L. Critchley regarding homeless camping in parks

Letter from an elderly resident expressing fear and a sense of abandonment regarding the camping proposal.

Pages 136–1373 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Vicki Blogg regarding Parks Bylaw amendments

Correspondence from a long-term PISCES member arguing that Portage Inlet Park is too environmentally sensitive for camping.

Pages 138–1393 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Robert Garside regarding Bylaw No. 1095

Opposition to opening Portage Inlet Linear Park (PILP) to homeless camping from a resident in Saanich bordering the park.

Page 1403 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Whitney Garside regarding Bylaw No. 1095

Opposition to the camping bylaw, highlighting concerns for wildlife and crime safety.

Page 1413 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Gwen Spearman regarding homeless in PILP

Long-term resident expressing concern over past negative experiences with squatters and potential fire risks.

Page 1423 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Carlene Bulas regarding Bylaw: Homeless Usage

Concerns from a young mother and dog owner about personal safety and hygiene in the parks.

Page 1433 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Tiffany Davis regarding camping bylaws

Inquiry into whether RCMP were consulted about the bylaw and its impact on policing resources.

Page 1443 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Jeff & Deb Bee regarding PILP camping

Detailed letter from senior citizens outlining safety, environmental, and tsunami risks associated with camping in PILP.

Pages 145–1464 key facts
Correspondence

Letters from Dan and Beryl Chilton regarding overnight camping

Feedback from elderly residents on St. Giles St. opposing the bylaw due to a lack of consultation and safety fears.

Pages 147–1483 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Geoff Typliski and Christine Stangeland

Late submissions regarding the park camping bylaw, citing tax burdens for remediation and safety of first responders.

Pages 149–1502 key facts
Staff Report

Amendment to Procedure Bylaw No. 677, 2007 – Electronic Participation Staff Report

Report discussing the proposal to remove the annual limit on how many times Council members can participate in meetings electronically.

Pages 151–1553 key facts
Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1109 - A Bylaw to Amend Procedure Bylaw No. 677, 2007

The draft bylaw that would strike the section limiting electronic participation to three times per year.

Pages 156–1572 key facts
Staff Report

Amendments to Parks and Public Places Bylaw No. 986 Staff Report

Report justifying new restrictions on overnight camping in parks, citing the need for enforcement tools and consistent regional platforms.

Pages 158–1643 key facts
Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1095 - A Bylaw to Amend Parks and Public Places Bylaw No. 986, 2018

The regulatory document defining where and when overnight sheltering is permitted and establishing removal/impoundment procedures.

Pages 165–1682 key facts
Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1094 - A Bylaw to Amend Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007

Updates the fine schedule for park offences, including unauthorized fires and improper sheltering.

Pages 169–1712 key facts
Bylaw

Parks and Public Places Bylaw No. 1095 (For Adoption)

The formal version of the park camping amendment bylaw presented for final adoption.

Pages 172–1751 key fact
Bylaw

Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 1094 (For Adoption)

The formal version of the ticketing bylaw presented for final adoption.

Pages 176–1781 key fact