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May 2, 20231 PDF62 documents extracted

2023 05 02 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

Minutes of a Special Council Meeting held on Tuesday, April 25, 2023

Formal record of the special municipal council meeting focused on a closed meeting resolution regarding municipal objectives and progress.

Pages 6–74 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of a Council Meeting held on Tuesday, April 18, 2023

Detailed minutes of the previous regular council meeting, including various resolutions on grants, financial plans, and environmental codes.

Pages 8–155 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Councillor John Rogers regarding Rapid Transit Mobility Hub

Request from Councillor Rogers to add a discussion of the Atkins Mobility Hub and associated infrastructure drawings to the business arising portion of the agenda.

Page 164 key facts
Appendix

Atkins Mobility Hub Concept Drawings and Photos

Visual documents provided by Councillor Rogers showing the intended and current concepts for the Atkins Park and Ride area.

Page 173 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Development Permit 2023-02 - 7 Erskine Lane

Senior Planner's report recommending the issuance of a development permit for a 71-unit residential building with several zoning and servicing variances.

Pages 18–195 key facts
Staff Report

Town of View Royal Planning, Development and Engagement Report (Attachment A)

Internal report detailing the history, site context, and specific design changes for the 7 Erskine Lane development permit renewal.

Pages 20–315 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Location Plan - 7 Erskine Lane

Site location map showing 7 Erskine Lane in proximity to Victoria General Hospital and the Galloping Goose Trail.

Page 323 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2: Applicant Letter from VDA Architecture Limited

Letter from the project architect detailing the rationale for the new development permit application and changes to exterior materials.

Pages 33–384 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Architectural Plans for 7 Erskine Lane Re-development

Comprehensive set of architectural drawings including site context, floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D concept views.

Pages 39–545 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Proposed Exterior Treatment Materials Board

Detailed visual guide to the exterior cladding, windows, and fixtures for the proposed development.

Pages 55–584 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5: Landscape Concept and Lighting Plans

Plans outlining the proposed vegetation, nursery stock list, and site lighting details.

Pages 59–604 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 6: Tree Management Plan

Technical assessment of existing trees on site and the proposed plan for removal and retention.

Page 614 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 7: Preliminary Design Brief and Fire Protection Analysis

Engineering brief regarding site servicing, rainwater management, and water supply calculations for fire protection.

Pages 62–655 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 8: Conceptual Site Servicing Plan

Site diagram showing underground utility locations including water, sewer, and gas lines.

Page 664 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 9: Project Sustainability Checklist

Municipal evaluation form assessing the economic, environmental, and social sustainability features of the 7 Erskine Lane project.

Pages 67–744 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 10: Applicant Letter regarding Guidelines Responses

Architect's response to specific staff and committee feedback concerning art walls, blank walls, and accessibility standards.

Pages 75–774 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 10 - Exterior Cladding Comparison Table - The CERACLAD Advantage

A technical comparison table evaluating various exterior cladding options such as Ceraclad, GFRC, and Brick across performance and cost metrics.

Page 783 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 11 - Form and Character Development Permit Area Review

An evaluation of the 7 Erskine Lane development project against the Intensive Mixed-Use Development Permit Area guidelines.

Pages 79–844 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 12 - Zoning Bylaw Review

A technical compliance review comparing proposed development features at 7 Erskine Lane against the RM-3: Mixed Residential zoning requirements.

Pages 85–895 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 2023-02 - 7 Erskine Lane

Visual presentation slides detailing the background, variances, and architectural plans for the apartment building renewal at 7 Erskine Lane.

Pages 90–1084 key facts
Correspondence

Email dated May 1, 2023 from L. & K. Gilbert, Re: Development Permit - 7 Erskine Lane

Correspondence from local residents expressing concerns about over-development and density increases on Erskine Lane.

Page 1094 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: Six Mile Road Improvements – BC Hydro Payment

A staff report seeking council approval to pay BC Hydro for utility relocation required for the Six Mile Road roundabout project.

Pages 110–1114 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary C-018: Six Mile Road improvements

A high-level project summary sheet for the Six Mile Road improvement project, including cost estimates and strategic objectives.

Page 1123 key facts
Appendix

Additional Information: Six Mile Corridor-Mitigative solutions

A data table analyzing various traffic mitigation options for the Six Mile corridor, comparing costs and impact scores.

Page 1133 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: WATKISS WAY ROUNDABOUT UPDATE

Staff report updating council on design changes to the Watkiss Way roundabout, shifting to an 'oval' geometry to minimize property encroachment.

Pages 114–1184 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: FINAL ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK PLAN

A report summarizing revisions to the Active Transportation Network Plan (ATNP) following council and public feedback.

Pages 119–1213 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Active Transportation Network Plan

The comprehensive 10-year strategic plan for improving walking, cycling, and rolling infrastructure throughout the Town of View Royal.

Pages 122–1504 key facts
Staff Report

Town of View Royal Active Transportation Network Plan

A comprehensive strategic document outlining the vision, objectives, and specific priority projects to improve walking, cycling, and rolling infrastructure within the town over a 10-year horizon.

Pages 151–2237 key facts
Staff Report

Town of View Royal Active Transportation Network Plan

A comprehensive strategic plan outlining the Town's 10-year roadmap for improving pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, including roles for an AT Coordinator.

Pages 224–2504 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX A – REVISIONS MADE FROM DRAFT ATNP (COUNCIL REQUESTS)

A summary table detailing specific revisions made to the draft Active Transportation Network Plan in response to council feedback.

Pages 251–2522 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX B - PRIORITY SHORT AND LONG TERM PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS MAP

A detailed geographic map of the Town of View Royal showing planned short-term and long-term pedestrian facility upgrades and multi-use pathways.

Pages 253–2541 key fact
Staff Report

HEMLCKEN ROAD TRESTLE – MURAL THEMES

A report seeking Council support for proposed mural themes to be used in a public polling process for the Helmcken Road Trestle art project.

Pages 255–2573 key facts
Presentation

Helmcken Road Trestle – Mural Themes (Presentation)

Slide presentation summarizing the mural project background, suggested themes, and the timeline for final selection and installation.

Pages 258–2632 key facts
Staff Report

ACCESSIBLE BC ACT – MUNICIPAL REQUIREMENTS - UPDATE

An update on the Town's efforts to comply with the Accessible BC Act, specifically regarding the establishment of an accessibility committee and plan.

Pages 264–2673 key facts
Correspondence

Recognizing the Coronation of King Charles III

An email request from Ryan Trelford suggesting the Town backlight the town hall in green to recognize the coronation of King Charles III.

Page 2682 key facts
Correspondence

Addressing Homelessness Letter

A letter from Phil Harrison and Donna Coulson expressing concerns about the visible increase in unhoused people and the impact on medical services.

Page 2692 key facts
Other

Try these ideas to reduce vandalism and violence

A Times Colonist commentary article by Scott Whyte proposing alternative solutions for managing homelessness and social disorder.

Page 2702 key facts
Correspondence

Re: Zero Carbon Step Code: New Implementation Approach and Bylaw

A letter from the Victoria Residential Builders Association (VRBA) regarding the inclusion of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) in zero-carbon policies and concerns over radon.

Pages 271–2722 key facts
Correspondence

Re: Agenda Item 9.2 a) VRBA letter (Jane Devonshire)

Correspondence providing counter-arguments to the VRBA letter, specifically refuting claims about radon risks associated with energy efficiency.

Pages 273–2742 key facts
Correspondence

VRCC response to Item 9.2 a) - Zero Carbon Step Code

A formal response from the View Royal Climate Coalition addressing the VRBA's statements on RNG and the Zero Carbon Step Code.

Pages 275–2762 key facts
Correspondence

Letter to mayor and council re ATNP - View Royal Climate Coalition

Critical feedback from the VRCC regarding the draft Active Transportation Network Plan, citing fiscal concerns and a singular focus on cyclists.

Pages 277–2792 key facts
Staff Report

2023-2027 FINANCIAL PLAN (Staff Report)

A staff report presenting the final 2023-2027 Financial Plan following Committee of the Whole amendments.

Pages 280–2823 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1113 (Draft Schedules)

Draft schedules for the 2023-2027 Financial Plan Bylaw, outlining consolidated revenue, capital plans, and reserve transfers.

Pages 283–2882 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1113 (Main Bylaw)

The statutory bylaw document for the five-year financial plan, presented for reading and adoption.

Pages 289–2942 key facts
Staff Report

2023 TAX RATES (Staff Report)

A report detailing the 2023 municipal property tax rates, including impacts on average residential properties.

Pages 295–2963 key facts
Staff Report

Report to Council Re: 2023 Tax Rates

Staff report recommending the adoption of the 2023 tax rates bylaw based on the 2023 property assessments and financial plan requirements.

Pages 297–2984 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1 Municipal property tax rates and ratios

Table showing the proposed 2023 municipal property tax rates and ratios compared to 2022 for various property classes.

Page 2993 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 2 Summary of impact on prior year $100,000 property value

A summary of the estimated dollar change in taxes per $100,000 of assessment, adjusted for current year market changes.

Page 3003 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 3 Sample property comparatives

A detailed list of specific properties in View Royal used to illustrate the impact of the proposed tax changes.

Page 3014 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 4 Comparative Municipal Taxes per Capita

Charts comparing View Royal's municipal taxes per capita against other municipalities in the region from 2018 to 2022.

Page 3023 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1114 - A BYLAW TO LEVY RATES FOR MUNICIPAL, REGIONAL DISTRICT AND HOSPITAL PURPOSES FOR THE YEAR 2023

The formal legislative document that legally establishes the property tax rates for the Town of View Royal in 2023.

Page 3032 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE “A” Tax Rates (Dollars of Tax per $1,000.00 Taxable Value)

The numerical schedule defining tax rates per $1,000 of taxable value for municipal, regional district, and hospital purposes.

Page 3042 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1114 (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate copy of Bylaw No. 1114 as provided in the agenda package.

Page 3051 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE “A” Tax Rates (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate copy of Schedule A to Bylaw No. 1114.

Page 3061 key fact
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT: 2023-2027 GARBAGE AND HOUSEHOLD FOOD WASTE COLLECTION USER FEES

Staff report recommending an increase in garbage and food waste collection fees to avoid projected revenue shortfalls.

Pages 307–3115 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 745, 2009 - A BYLAW TO REGULATE THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE AND HOUSEHOLD FOOD WASTE

Regulatory bylaw governing the procedures, definitions, and requirements for residential garbage and food waste collection in the town.

Pages 312–3193 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE “A” (Bylaw No. 745)

Page noting that Schedule A of Bylaw 745 was deleted by a subsequent bylaw.

Page 3201 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE “B” ACCEPTED AND NON-ACCEPTED GARBAGE WASTE

Lists identifying what materials are accepted and prohibited in garbage and household food waste collection streams.

Page 3212 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1115, 2023 - A BYLAW RELATING TO THE RATES FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE AND HOUSEHOLD FOOD WASTE

Amending bylaw to establish the updated fee schedule for garbage and food waste collection for the 2023-2027 period.

Page 3222 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE “A” (Bylaw No. 1115)

Table listing the effective dates and corresponding fees for curbside and on-site garbage collection from 2023 through 2027.

Page 3233 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1115, 2023 (Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate copy of Bylaw No. 1115 as provided in the agenda package.

Page 3241 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE “A” (Bylaw No. 1115 Duplicate Copy)

Duplicate copy of Schedule A to Bylaw No. 1115.

Page 3251 key fact