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September 3, 20241 PDF43 documents extracted

2024 09 03 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

Agenda for the regular Council meeting scheduled for September 3, 2024, including instructions for electronic participation.

Pages 1–53 key facts
Minutes

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2024

Minutes from the previous Council meeting documenting approvals, staff reports, and resolutions regarding traffic counts and noise mitigation.

Pages 6–114 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: PARKS TRUCK PURCHASE – 2019 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 REPLACEMENT

Report seeking authorization to purchase a new 2024 Chevrolet Silverado to replace a written-off 2019 model.

Pages 12–144 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary C-031 Parks vehicle replacement plan

Financial planning document outlining the five-year plan for parks and engineering vehicle replacements.

Pages 15–162 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: INTERIM HOUSING NEEDS REPORT

Report presenting the standardized calculations for current and future housing needs as required by new provincial legislation.

Pages 17–244 key facts
Appendix

Calculating 20-year housing need (Attachment 1)

Standardized data tables and a statement regarding the connection between housing and transportation infrastructure.

Pages 25–322 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT REPORT (Attachment 2)

Comprehensive 2020 report prepared by Urban Matters detailing demographics, affordability, and housing gaps in the community.

Pages 33–1284 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Interim Housing Needs Report

Slideshow summarizing the findings and legislative requirements of the Interim Housing Needs Report.

Pages 129–1353 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Mayor Goodmanson, City of Langford, Re: Ukraine Fundraising Activities

A request from the City of Langford for collaboration with other West Shore municipalities to support Ukraine fundraising and friendship city agreements.

Page 1363 key facts
Correspondence

Email from L. & A. Devlin Re: Parking in Nursery Hill Area

Concerns from elderly residents regarding the lack of visitor parking in the Nursery Hill area.

Page 1373 key facts
Correspondence

Email from L. Poppe Re: Request for Increased Funding for Mobile Youth Services Team

Urgent appeal for funding for the Mobile Youth Services Team (MYST) to operate on a full-time basis.

Page 1382 key facts
Correspondence

Email from K. Gilbert Re: Erskine Lane Construction Noise

Complaint regarding extreme noise from bedrock drilling during water line installation on Erskine Lane.

Page 1393 key facts
Correspondence

Emails from H. Sharma Re: Status of Garry Oak Meadows Park Amenities

Correspondence inquiring about the status of a petition for a small children's playground in the Nursery Hill neighborhood.

Pages 140–1412 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from C. McBeath Re: Issues Facing Communities in British Columbia

A citizen's letter expressing concerns about homelessness, addiction, and the prioritization of international sustainability goals over immediate community needs.

Page 1421 key fact
Correspondence

Email from T. Shortt Re: Reduction to Speed Limits

Opposition to reducing speed limits on major roads like Island Hwy, citing potential traffic congestion.

Page 1431 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from TAPS Re: Christie Point Apartments – Capital Expenditure Rent Increase

Communication from Together Against Poverty Society regarding upcoming rental increase hearings for tenants at Christie Point.

Pages 144–1453 key facts
Correspondence

Email from M. Newhouse Re: View Royal Elementary School PAC Fun Fair

Submission of the final report for the PAC Fun Fair event supported by a grant-in-aid.

Page 1462 key facts
Appendix

View Royal Elementary 2024 Fun Fair Event Report

Event summary and financial statement for the school fun fair held on June 7, 2024.

Pages 147–1494 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Min. R. Kahlon Re: SSMUH Requirements to Bill 44

Notice from the Minister of Housing regarding the June 30, 2024, compliance date for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing zoning bylaw amendments.

Pages 150–1513 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Tiffany Trownson Re: Home Health - Intermunicipal Mobile Business Licences

Request from BC Care Providers Association to include home health care in the eligibility for intermunicipal mobile business licences.

Pages 152–1543 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from D. Screech Re: Notice of Motion - Amend CRD Arts Funding

Letter from the former Mayor urging Council not to reduce its level of regional arts funding.

Pages 155–1573 key facts
Correspondence

Email from View Royal Climate Coalition Re: Amendments to Tree Protection Bylaw

Advocacy for reducing the tree protection threshold to 20cm DBH to align with expert recommendations.

Pages 158–1592 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Ian Brown Re: Parks Truck Purchase

A citizen's request to prioritize the purchase of an electric vehicle (EV) for the parks department replacement truck.

Page 1601 key fact
Correspondence

Email from I. Case Re: Motion to reduce Arts Funding

Resident and artist expressing concern that reducing regional arts funding would hurt local organizations and artists.

Page 1611 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from Pacific Opera Victoria Re: View Royal’s contribution to the CRD Arts service

Letter of support for maintaining Group 1 funding levels for CRD Arts and Culture.

Page 1621 key fact
Correspondence

Email from M. Payne Re: Reducing Arts Funding error

Submission emphasizing the economic impact of arts funding, generating $1.57 in induced GDP for every dollar invested.

Page 1631 key fact
Presentation

Presentation: CRD Arts & Culture

Slide deck explaining the benefits, structure, and economic impact of regional arts funding.

Pages 164–1773 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Kaleidoscope Theatre Re: Motion to Amend CRD Arts Funding

Artistic Director expressing deep concern over the potential reduction in regional funding.

Pages 178–1792 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Logan Swain, Theatre SKAM Re: Arts Funding

Opposition to reducing arts funding, stating it undermines principles of good governance and community engagement.

Page 1801 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from ProArt Alliance Re: CRD Arts Funding

Organization representing 18 arts groups supports maintaining Level 1 status in CRD Arts & Culture.

Page 1811 key fact
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: TREE PROTECTION BYLAW INTERIM UPDATE

Report recommending interim changes to the Tree Protection Bylaw while a full Urban Forest Strategy is developed.

Pages 182–1884 key facts
Appendix

Tree Protection Bylaw No. 1069, 2022, Amendment Bylaw No. 1145, 2024 (Draft)

Draft of the specific amendments proposed for the Tree Protection Bylaw.

Pages 189–1941 key fact
Appendix

Tree Protection Bylaw No. 1069 (Redline Consolidation)

The existing Tree Protection Bylaw with redline annotations showing proposed changes.

Pages 195–2131 key fact
Appendix

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958, Amendment Bylaw No. 1146, 2024 (Draft)

Draft amendment to the Fees and Charges Bylaw reflecting new tree replacement fees.

Page 2141 key fact
Appendix

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958 (Redline Consolidation)

Existing fees bylaw with redline updates to administrative, building, and engineering fee structures.

Pages 215–2341 key fact
Appendix

Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, Amendment Bylaw No. 1147, 2024 (Draft)

Draft amendment updating ticket fines for failure to plant or maintain replacement trees.

Page 2351 key fact
Appendix

Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643 (Redline Consolidation)

Redline version of the ticketing bylaw showing fine schedules for various municipal offenses.

Pages 236–2831 key fact
Bylaw

Tree Protection Bylaw No. 1069, 2022, Amendment Bylaw No. 1145, 2024

Bylaw for first, second and third reading to amend regulations for tree protection during development.

Pages 284–2892 key facts
Bylaw

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 958, 2016, Amendment Bylaw No. 1146, 2024

Bylaw for first, second and third reading to update tree replacement fees in lieu of planting.

Page 2901 key fact
Bylaw

Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 1147, 2024

Bylaw for first, second and third reading to update ticketing fines for replacement tree violations.

Page 2911 key fact
Bylaw

Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 1130, 2024

Bylaw for adoption to create the CD-29 zone for the Eltham Road Townhouse development.

Pages 292–2942 key facts
Form

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

Official form submitted by Councillor John Rogers to add a notice of motion regarding arts funding.

Page 2952 key facts
Other

NOTICE of MOTION Rationale: change from Group 1 to Group 2 for CRD Arts

Detailed rationale and financial data supporting the move to reduce regional arts funding in favor of a Westshore-specific reserve.

Pages 296–2973 key facts