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2025 09 16 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

The official agenda for the Town of View Royal Council meeting scheduled for September 16, 2025, listing the order of business, including bylaws, staff reports, and correspondence.

Pages 1–63 key facts
Staff Report

AMENDMENT TO PARKS AND PUBLIC PLACES BYLAW NO. 986, 2018, AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 1095, 2022

A report from the Bylaw Compliance Officer recommending amendments to the Parks and Public Places Bylaw to better manage homelessness encampments and align with BC Supreme Court rulings.

Pages 7–114 key facts
Appendix

Draft Parks and Public Places Bylaw No. 986, 2018, Amendment Bylaw No. 1095, 2022

Attachment A to the staff report, providing the full text of the proposed amendments to Bylaw No. 986, 2018 regarding overnight sheltering in parks.

Pages 12–163 key facts
Appendix

Draft Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 1094, 2022

Attachment B to the staff report, amending the municipal ticket information schedule to include fines for park bylaw violations.

Pages 17–193 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1095

A bylaw to amend Parks and Public Places Bylaw No. 986, 2018, specifically regarding the regulation of overnight shelter and impoundment of chattel.

Pages 20–242 key facts
Staff Report

Tax Exemption Bylaw (Non-Profit Organizations) No. 1157, 2025

A report from the Director of Finance regarding an application from the Island Corridor Foundation for a 10-year permissive property tax exemption.

Pages 25–283 key facts
Appendix

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1157 (Draft Attachment A)

Draft bylaw to provide permissive tax exemption for the Island Corridor Foundation properties for the years 2026 to 2035.

Pages 29–303 key facts
Appendix

POLICY MANUAL POLICY TITLE: Permissive Tax Exemption POLICY #: 1600-018

The Town's official policy regarding the identification and approval criteria for permissive tax exemptions for non-profit organizations.

Pages 31–343 key facts
Appendix

Schedule of Permissive Exemption Applications 2025

A summary table of the Island Corridor Foundation properties requesting tax exemption and the estimated total taxes for 2026-2028.

Page 352 key facts
Form

PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION APPLICATION - Island Corridor Foundation

The application form submitted by the Island Corridor Foundation for property tax exemption.

Page 363 key facts
Correspondence

Island Corridor Foundation Application Letter

A cover letter from the CEO of Island Corridor Foundation supporting their tax exemption application.

Page 372 key facts
Appendix

About the Island Corridor Foundation

A descriptive overview of the history, purpose, and activities of the Island Corridor Foundation.

Pages 38–403 key facts
Other

Island Corridor Foundation Financial Statements December 31, 2024

Audited financial statements for the Island Corridor Foundation for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024.

Pages 41–592 key facts
Other

LICENCE OF OCCUPATION - Island Corridor Foundation and Capital Regional District

A legal agreement between the Island Corridor Foundation and the CRD regarding the use of land for a regional trail.

Pages 60–732 key facts
Correspondence

Statement of Grant-in-Aid Received in the 2025 Fiscal Year

A confirmation letter from the Island Corridor Foundation stating they received no grant-in-aid funding from View Royal in 2025.

Page 741 key fact
Appendix

TITLE SEARCH PRINTS - Island Corridor Foundation Properties

Land title search results for various parcels of land owned by the Island Corridor Foundation within the Town of View Royal.

Pages 75–961 key fact
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1157

The formal bylaw document for providing tax exemption for the Island Corridor Foundation.

Page 971 key fact
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Patrice Cormier

A delegation request form from Patrice Cormier on behalf of the South Island Community Council to discuss inclusive housing.

Page 982 key facts
Presentation

Promoting Inclusive Housing for People with Developmental Disabilities Presentation

A slide deck for a delegation presentation by Community Living BC and the South Island Community Council regarding the need for subsidized housing in View Royal.

Pages 99–1062 key facts
Staff Report

PRIDE-COLOURED CROSSWALK UPDATE – HELMCKEN RD AT RUDYARD RD

A staff report updating Council on the feasibility and budget requirements for a proposed pride-coloured crosswalk.

Pages 107–1093 key facts
Appendix

REQUEST FOR PRIDE COLOURED CROSSWALK (Attachment #1)

An earlier staff report from December 2024 exploring various options to symbolize commitment to inclusiveness, including crosswalks and benches.

Pages 110–1152 key facts
Staff Report

BUILDING PERMIT UPDATES FOR 315 AND 331 STEWART AVENUE

A report providing an update on the status of building permits and inspections for two specific properties in response to public inquiry.

Pages 116–1193 key facts
Staff Report

APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF HOURS OF LIQUOR SERVICE AT FOUR-MILE PUB – 199 ISLAND HWY

A report regarding a request from Four-Mile Pub to extend its liquor service hours on weekends.

Pages 124–1263 key facts
Correspondence

Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson Letter regarding The Forge

A letter from the City of Langford requesting regional support and matching funds for 'The Forge', a trades-focused mental health centre.

Page 1273 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Adam McGuinness regarding Tennis Courts

Correspondence from a resident requesting the repair and resurfacing of community tennis courts.

Pages 128–1302 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Andrew Dick regarding vandalism hot spots

Correspondence from a local artist offering expertise to help combat graffiti vandalism at specific locations in the municipality.

Pages 131–1322 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2025

The minutes of the previous regular Council meeting, covering decisions on housing targets, liquor service hours, and motions regarding Gaza.

Pages 133–1382 key facts
Minutes

Capital West Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes September 25, 2024

The minutes of a regional accessibility committee meeting chaired by Sarah Jones (View Royal).

Pages 139–1422 key facts
Minutes

Special Capital West Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes December 18, 2024

Minutes from a special accessibility committee meeting focused on draft accessibility plans for member municipalities.

Pages 143–1462 key facts
Minutes

Capital West Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes February 26, 2025

Minutes from a committee meeting held in Colwood, including appointments of Chair and Vice Chair.

Pages 147–1502 key facts
Minutes

OCP REVIEW ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 25, 2025

Minutes from the advisory committee meeting regarding updates to the Official Community Plan, focusing on commercial space and the Western Gateway corridor.

Pages 151–1532 key facts
Staff Report

Progress Report - West Shore Regional Parks & Recreation Facilities Master Plan

A brief progress report from the CAO of West Shore Parks & Recreation regarding the development of a 10-20 year facilities roadmap.

Page 1542 key facts
Staff Report

Cool it! Program Final Report 2024/25 - BC Sustainable Energy Association

A final reporting document summarizing the results of climate leadership training delivered to schools within the CRD.

Pages 155–1713 key facts
Correspondence

Songhees Nation Letter regarding South Island Powwow

A letter of thanks from Chief Ron Sam of the Songhees Nation for View Royal's sponsorship of the 2025 South Island Powwow.

Page 1722 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Robert McIntyre regarding 315 Stewart Avenue

Correspondence from a resident expressing concerns about construction and permit expiration at a neighboring property.

Page 1732 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Toni Blodgett regarding re-zoning

A short email from a resident regarding traffic concerns related to proposed re-zoning for a grocery store.

Page 1742 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Doug Wilson regarding 315 Stewart Ave

A detailed letter from a resident challenging the accuracy of staff reports regarding building inspections and occupancy compliance at 315 Stewart Avenue.

Pages 175–1782 key facts
Form

NATURE OF COMPLAINT FORM - 315 Stewart Avenue

Attachment to the Wilson letter; a formal bylaw complaint regarding unlawful occupancy and incomplete construction.

Page 1792 key facts
Appendix

Building Department Memo regarding 315 Stewart Avenue

Attachment to the Wilson letter; a memo from the Building Official responding to a bylaw complaint.

Page 1802 key facts
Appendix

FINAL INSPECTION NOTICE - 315 Stewart Avenue

Attachment to the Wilson letter; a conditional occupancy grant for a single-family dwelling.

Page 1812 key facts
Form

Council Member Request for Addition to Agenda - Councillor Brown

A formal request from Councillor Brown to add the topic of a Veterans Memorial crosswalk to a future meeting agenda.

Page 1821 key fact
Appendix

Royal Canadian Legion Commemorative Crosswalk Information

Supporting documentation for the crosswalk request, providing stencil templates and standards from the Royal Canadian Legion.

Pages 183–1842 key facts