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Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023

Official record of the council meeting proceedings from December 5, 2023, including committee appointments and bylaw readings.

Pages 7–124 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE A - STANDING COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL

Appendix to the December 5 minutes listing the standing committees of council and their respective chairs.

Page 133 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE B - OTHER COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS

List of council appointments to external and regional boards and commissions for the term ending December 2024.

Pages 14–163 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE C - MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS

List of internal appointments including Acting Mayors, signing officers, auditors, and bankers.

Page 173 key facts
Appendix

SCHEDULE D - TAG DAYS – 2023-2024

Designated days for local clubs and organizations to fundraise within the municipality.

Page 181 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE E - ADVISORY COMMITTEES – 2024

Appointments of Liaisons and Alternates for municipal advisory committees for the year 2024.

Page 192 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023

Official record of the public hearing regarding Rezoning Application No. 2023-01 for 339, 341 and 345 Island Highway.

Pages 20–244 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Hari Krishan Sharma

Formal request by Hari Krishan Sharma to present a petition to council regarding a new playground on Nursery Hill Drive.

Page 254 key facts
Delegation

Petition for Garry Oak Meadow Park Amenities

Signed petition requesting the support and funding for a fenced off-leash dog park and children's play area in Garry Oak Meadow Park.

Pages 26–293 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Petition for Kids playground on Nursery Hill Drive

Supporting presentation materials for the Nursery Hill Drive playground petition, outlining background and proposed areas.

Pages 30–363 key facts
Staff Report

WSPR STAFF REPORT - 2024 Budget and Requisition Request

Staff report from West Shore Parks & Recreation recommending approval of the 2024 budget and municipal requisition request.

Pages 37–404 key facts
Appendix

West Shore Parks & Recreation Society 2024-2028 Financial Plan and Budget Details

Detailed financial tables, budget comparisons, capital summaries, and fee schedules for West Shore Parks & Recreation.

Pages 41–684 key facts
Presentation

WSPR 2024 – 2028 FINANCIAL PLAN PRESENTATION

Presentation slide deck for the West Shore Parks & Recreation 2024-2028 Financial Plan provided to the Town of View Royal.

Pages 69–884 key facts
Staff Report

Glue Traps – Briefing Note

Briefing note regarding the inhumane nature of glue traps and a proposal to ban their use and sale provincially.

Pages 89–902 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT - DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATION 2023-03 – 1450 GLENTANA ROAD

Report on an application to increase fence height on top of existing retaining walls at 1450 Glentana Road to address security concerns.

Pages 91–954 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT A - PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT REPORT (Dec 6, 2023)

Previous staff report to the Committee of the Whole regarding the Glentana Road development variance permit application.

Pages 96–993 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1 - Subject Property Orthophoto

Aerial map view of 1450 Glentana Road and surrounding commercial and residential properties.

Page 1002 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2 - Rationale for 1450 Glentana’s Fence Variance Request

Statement from the Strata President detailing the security history and need for the fence variance at 'The Glenn'.

Pages 101–1023 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3 - Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Review

RCMP evaluation of 1450 Glentana Road providing recommendations to reduce criminal opportunity through physical site improvements.

Pages 103–1064 key facts
Presentation

Glentana Road DVP Presentation Slides

Visual presentation slides for Council regarding the fence height variance request at 1450 Glentana Road.

Pages 107–1143 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Doreen Lupaschuk Re: Application DVP2023-03

Email from a resident of 'The Glenn' expressing total support for the proposed fence extension.

Page 1152 key facts
Staff Report

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL REPORT - PROVINCIAL HOUSING LEGISLATION WORKPLAN

Report providing an analysis and workplan for implementing new provincial housing legislation (Bills 35, 44, 46, and 47).

Pages 116–1174 key facts
Staff Report

Report to Council Re: Provincial Housing Legislation (Bill 35-2023, Bill 44-2023 and Bill 47-2023) – 2024/2025 Workplan

A staff report outlining the required workplan and budget for the Town to comply with new provincial housing legislation regarding short-term rentals, small-scale multi-unit housing, and transit-oriented areas.

Pages 118–1254 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1: Short-Term Multi-Unit Housing Map

A map of the Town of View Royal identifying parcels based on size (greater or less than 280 square meters) for small-scale multi-unit housing analysis.

Page 1263 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2: Frequent Transit Bus Stops Map

A map of View Royal showing frequent transit stops and a 400m buffer area to identify properties eligible for a minimum of six dwellings under SSMUH legislation.

Page 1273 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3: Transit-Oriented Areas Map

A map defining the Transit-Oriented Area (TOA) near the Hospital Way bus exchange, showing 200m and 400m buffers for high-density residential zoning requirements.

Page 1283 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 4: Short-Term Rentals: Policy Guidance for BC Local Governments

A provincial guide for local governments on implementing the Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act and using new regulatory tools such as data sharing and increased fines.

Pages 129–1493 key facts
Appendix

Provincial Policy Manual & Site Standards – Small-Scale, Multi-Unit Housing

A comprehensive policy manual and set of technical site standards provided by the Province to assist local governments in implementing legislative requirements for small-scale, multi-unit housing.

Pages 150–2303 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: List of local governments that may have prescribed bus stops

An alphabetical listing of B.C. municipalities identified as potentially having bus stops that trigger provincial housing density requirements.

Page 2313 key facts
Appendix

Appendix C: Using GIS to identify affected parcels

Technical guidelines for local governments to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping to determine which land parcels are subject to Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) legislation.

Pages 232–2383 key facts
Appendix

Appendix D: Calculating maximum build-out density under SSMUH zoning

A guide for municipalities to calculate the potential total increase in housing units resulting from new zoning amendments required by provincial legislation.

Pages 239–2403 key facts
Appendix

Appendix E: Calculating incremental build-out density under SSMUH zoning

A framework for local governments to estimate the realistic uptake and phased development of new housing units over a 30-year period.

Pages 241–2483 key facts
Appendix

Provincial Policy Manual: Transit-Oriented Areas (Attachment 6)

A comprehensive manual (Version 1.0) detailing legislative requirements and implementation strategies for Transit-Oriented Areas (TOAs) in B.C.

Pages 249–2834 key facts
Presentation

Resources, Policy Manuals for Housing Regulations Summary Slides (Attachment 7)

A Ministry of Housing presentation summarizing new regulations for short-term rentals, small-scale multi-unit housing, and transit-oriented development.

Pages 284–2944 key facts
Correspondence

Ministry of Housing Funding Allocation Letter (Attachment 8)

A letter from Assistant Deputy Minister Bindi Sawchuk notifying the Town of View Royal of a provincial grant to support the implementation of housing legislation.

Pages 295–2964 key facts
Presentation

Provincial Housing Legislation 2024/2025 Workplan Presentation

A staff presentation outlining the specific tasks, timelines, and budgets required for the Town of View Royal to comply with provincial housing bills.

Pages 297–3154 key facts
Staff Report

PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF WATKISS PARK – WHAT WE HEARD (Council Report)

A report from the Director of Engineering summarizing public engagement findings and recommending a design theme for a new linear park near the HandyDART site.

Pages 316–3255 key facts
Appendix

WHAT WE HEARD SUMMARY CONSULTATION REPORT - Planning for the Future of Watkiss Way Park

A detailed summary report by Tavola Strategy Group outlining the methodology and outcomes of the community consultation for Watkiss Way Park.

Pages 326–3424 key facts
Appendix

Poster: Future Watkiss Way Neighbourhood Park

A promotional poster inviting the community to share ideas for the new 1.5-acre linear park space.

Page 3433 key facts
Other

City of Colwood Official Community Plan Extract - Riparian Areas and Marine Shorelines DPA Guidelines

Development Permit Area (DPA) guidelines from the City of Colwood OCP focused on protecting riparian areas and marine shorelines.

Pages 457–4644 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Regional Transportation Governance – What We Heard and Next Steps

Report summarizing the results of engagement with local governments and agencies regarding changes to regional transportation governance in the Capital Regional District.

Pages 465–4694 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Transportation Governance What We Heard Report

Detailed engagement report analyzing feedback on trade-offs, decision-making principles, and opportunities for regional transportation governance.

Pages 470–4974 key facts
Correspondence

Appendix B: Engagement Workbook Cover Letter

Letter from CRD Chief Administrative Officer Ted Robbins transmitting the engagement workbook to municipal colleagues.

Pages 498–4993 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook and Glossary

The template workbook, questionnaire, and glossary of terms used to gather feedback from regional partners on transportation governance.

Pages 500–5193 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Township of Esquimalt Resolution and Questionnaire Transmittal

Letter and context from the Township of Esquimalt providing their council's resolution regarding the transportation governance engagement.

Pages 520–5223 key facts
Form

Completed Questionnaire: Township of Esquimalt

The Township of Esquimalt's specific responses to the transportation governance workbook questionnaire.

Pages 523–5283 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: District of Oak Bay Council Endorsement

Cover letter from the District of Oak Bay confirming their council's endorsement of the governance workbook response.

Page 5292 key facts
Form

Completed Questionnaire: District of Oak Bay

The District of Oak Bay's specific responses to the transportation governance workbook questionnaire.

Pages 530–5353 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: District of Saanich Cover Letter

Cover letter from Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock transmitting the district's questionnaire response and supplemental material.

Page 5362 key facts
Form

Completed Questionnaire: District of Saanich

The District of Saanich's specific responses to the transportation governance workbook questionnaire.

Pages 537–5423 key facts
Appendix

District of Saanich Response Supplement: Transportation Governance Engagement

Supplemental context from Saanich regarding their OCP and climate goals as they relate to regional transportation governance.

Pages 543–5513 key facts
Minutes

Victoria City Council Minutes Extract - October 12, 2023

Extract of motions from the Victoria City Council meeting, including the endorsement of the transportation governance submission.

Pages 552–5553 key facts
Form

Completed Questionnaire: City of Victoria

The City of Victoria's specific responses to the transportation governance workbook questionnaire.

Pages 556–5613 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: District of Central Saanich Cover Letter

Cover letter from the District of Central Saanich detailing their council's endorsement and requested changes to the regional network map.

Pages 562–5633 key facts
Form

Completed Questionnaire: District of Central Saanich

The District of Central Saanich's specific responses to the transportation governance workbook questionnaire.

Pages 564–5693 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Rachel Dumas, District of North Saanich re: CRD Board Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook

A letter from the District of North Saanich to the Capital Regional District (CRD) endorsing the completed Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook.

Page 5703 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - North Saanich

Completed questionnaire from the District of North Saanich providing feedback on regional transportation governance, including trade-offs and expectations.

Pages 571–5782 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Sandi Nelson, Town of Sidney re: CRD Transportation Government Engagement Workbook

A brief letter from the Town of Sidney advising that their Council approved the Transportation Government Engagement Workbook.

Page 5793 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Sidney

The Town of Sidney's completed workbook regarding regional transportation governance and network priorities.

Pages 580–5852 key facts
Other

Capital Regional District - Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook Notes - Sidney

Detailed notes and additional context from the Town of Sidney regarding their workbook responses, highlighting support for regional transit and highway projects.

Pages 586–5882 key facts
Other

West Shore Sub-region Separator

A separator page indicating the start of documentation for the West Shore sub-region, including Colwood, Langford, and View Royal.

Page 589
Correspondence

Letter from Marcy Lalande, City of Colwood re: CRD Board Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook Package

A cover letter from the City of Colwood providing their council's endorsed questionnaire on regional transportation governance.

Page 5902 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Colwood

Colwood's completed workbook responses, including a detailed section expressing concerns about the proposal being dominated by core municipalities (Saanich and Victoria).

Pages 591–5962 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Melisa Miles, District of Highlands re: CRD Transportation Governance Workbook

A letter from the District of Highlands confirming that their Council endorsed the transportation governance questionnaire.

Page 5972 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Highlands

The District of Highlands' feedback on transportation governance, suggesting investment in park and ride services to support edge communities.

Pages 598–6031 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from Marie Watmough, City of Langford re: CRD Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook Responses

A letter from the City of Langford stating that they request the CRD to address 13 specific concerns before formally endorsing the regional transportation governance efforts.

Page 6042 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Langford

Langford's completed workbook, which includes a comprehensive list of 13 specific requests for clarification on funding, accountability, and representation.

Pages 605–6102 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Tina Hansen, District of Metchosin re: CRD Board Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook Package

A letter from the District of Metchosin transmitting their council's unified response to the CRD governance questionnaire.

Page 6112 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Metchosin

Metchosin's responses emphasizing that rural communities should have an equal voice and that governance should focus on climate targets like CleanBC Vehicle Kilometres Traveled Targets.

Pages 612–6171 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from Sarah Temple, District of Sooke re: CRD Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook

A letter from the District of Sooke regarding their Council's approval and endorsement of the questionnaire answers.

Page 6182 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Sooke

Sooke's workbook responses which include detailed examples of what does not work in current regional transportation planning and a call for a regional approach.

Pages 619–6242 key facts
Other

Town of View Royal Council Resolution re: CRD Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook

Certified true copy of a resolution passed by View Royal Council to submit their collated responses to the CRD.

Page 6251 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from Ivan Leung, Town of View Royal re: View Royal Council Response – CRD Board Transportation Governance Engagement Workshop Package

Detailed correspondence from View Royal's Director of Engineering & Parks outlining Council's additional comments, including recommendations for tiered governance and rapid transit to the airport.

Pages 626–6273 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - View Royal

View Royal's completed engagement workbook regarding regional transportation governance.

Pages 628–633
Other

Electoral Areas Separator

Separator page for the Electoral Areas sub-region section.

Page 634
Correspondence

Memorandum from Al Wickheim and Iain Lawrence re: JdF EA Endorsed Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook

Memorandum from the Juan de Fuca Electoral Area Director and Manager regarding their endorsed engagement workbook.

Page 6351 key fact
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Juan de Fuca

Juan de Fuca Electoral Area's responses, noting that some remote communities like Port Renfrew are unlikely to benefit from a regional service.

Pages 636–6411 key fact
Minutes

Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Salt Spring Island Local Community Commission - August 22, 2023

Official minutes of the Salt Spring Island LCC meeting, where they discussed transportation governance, active transportation grants, and wastewater treatment.

Pages 642–6492 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Salt Spring Island

Salt Spring Island's workbook responses, strongly arguing that a regional transportation organization would provide little benefit to the islands while imposing higher taxes.

Pages 650–6562 key facts
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Southern Gulf Islands

Workbook responses from the Southern Gulf Islands Electoral Area regarding regional governance.

Pages 657–6621 key fact
Other

Agencies Separator

Separator page for the Partner Agency feedback section.

Page 663
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Victoria Airport Authority

Feedback from the Victoria Airport Authority on regional transportation governance network and priorities.

Pages 664–6691 key fact
Form

Transportation Governance Engagement Workbook - Victoria Regional Transit Commission

Completed workbook from the VRTC, including individual comments from Commissioners Plant and Murdock on coordination and funding.

Pages 670–6751 key fact
Correspondence

Letter from Patti Germann re: Playground for kids in Nursery Hill

A letter from a resident opposing the proposed development of a dog park and playground in the Gary Oak Meadows Park to preserve its natural state.

Pages 676–6793 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Mrs. Linda Jeaurond re: motion by Councillor John Rogers, Change Name and Focus of Island Highway

An email from the View Royal Climate Coalition supporting the motion to rename Island Highway to Craigflower Road and reduce the speed to 40kph.

Page 6803 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Morgan Kennah re: Town Council Delegation 5a) comments - 'Playground for kids'

A resident's email suggesting three alternative locations for an off-leash dog park near Chilco Road, rather than using the natural space at Gary Oak Meadows.

Pages 681–6823 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from District of Oak Bay Re: Town of View Royal - Request to Auditor General for Audit of BC Government Bill 44

A letter from the Mayor of Oak Bay supporting the Town of View Royal’s request for a value-for-money audit on the provincial Housing Statutes (Residential Development) Amendment Act (Bill 44).

Page 6834 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Mayor's Office, Town of View Royal to Auditor General of British Columbia

A formal request from the Mayor of View Royal to the Auditor General for a comprehensive value-for-money audit on Bill 44, citing concerns about lack of public engagement and infrastructure burdens.

Pages 684–6854 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1106

A bylaw to provide for alternative means of publishing public notices, including the Town's website and social media platforms.

Page 6863 key facts
Form

ITEM(S) TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA - John Rogers (Island Highway)

Agenda addition request form for a motion to change the focus of Island Highway from a commuter route to a community village.

Page 6873 key facts
Other

Change the focus - Island Highway – from Commuter to Community Village (Motion and Rationale)

Detailed motion and rationale for renaming Island Highway to Craigflower Road and implementing traffic calming and pedestrian safety measures.

Pages 688–6894 key facts
Form

ITEM(S) TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA - John Rogers (Police Cost Sharing)

Agenda addition request form for a resolution to the AVICC to modernize the municipal police cost sharing formula.

Page 6903 key facts
Other

AVICC Resolution: Modernize the municipal police cost sharing formula

A proposed resolution requesting that the province revise funding formulas for municipal policing based on population tiers.

Page 6915 key facts
Form

ITEM(S) TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA - Don Brown (CRD Bollards)

Agenda addition request form for a motion to send a letter to the CRD regarding the retention of bollards on regional trails.

Page 6923 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary - Watkiss Way Community Park development (C-122)

Financial and project planning summary for Phase 2 of the Watkiss Way park development project.

Pages 696–6973 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Watkiss Way Park Public Consultation

A slide deck summarizing the public engagement process and results for the Watkiss Way Park project presented by Tavola Strategy Group.

Pages 698–7093 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Transportation Project Pre-Approval Request

Request for pre-approval of several low-impact 'shelf-ready' transportation projects to streamline the 2024 work plan.

Pages 710–7123 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: LED lighting upgrade (C-065)

Detailed project brief for the continuation of LED streetlight replacements throughout the municipality.

Pages 713–7153 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: Traffic signal upgrades – Island Highway (C-127)

Proposal to replace aging traffic signal controllers at major intersections along the Island Highway.

Page 7163 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: St. Giles Street lighting improvements (C-138)

Project overview for improving street lighting on St. Giles Street to enhance pedestrian safety and visibility.

Pages 717–7183 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: Bus shelter installation program (C-139)

Program to install two bus shelters in 2023 to encourage alternative modes of transportation.

Page 7193 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: Traffic signal upgrades-collector road intersections (C-140)

Review and upgrade of traffic signals to include protected left turn signalization at two intersections.

Page 7203 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary: Urban forestry strategy (N-074)

Development of a strategy to manage, protect, and enhance the municipal urban forest.

Page 7213 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board of Directors Meeting - November 9, 2023

Formal minutes detailing discussions on marketing, financial reviews, and facility maintenance for West Shore Parks and Recreation.

Pages 722–7293 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Changes to Boat Mooring Bylaw Requested

A letter from residents requesting a new bylaw to limit boat mooring times in Portage Inlet to prevent abandoned vessels.

Pages 730–7323 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence re: Municipal Consent for Bylaw No. 4572 - Onsite Sewage Systems

Letter from the CRD seeking municipal consent to add North Saanich to the Onsite Sewage Systems Service.

Pages 733–7343 key facts
Bylaw

CRD Bylaw No. 4572 - Amendment to Bylaw 3478

Legislative amendment to include the District of North Saanich in the regional Onsite Sewage Systems service area.

Pages 735–7362 key facts
Staff Report

CRD Staff Report: Management of Onsite Sewage Systems Service (EEP 23-45)

Regional report detailing the implications of adding North Saanich to the onsite sewage management program.

Pages 737–7393 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Letter from North Saanich regarding CRD Bylaw No. 3478

Formal request from North Saanich to join the CRD's onsite sewage regulation and maintenance service.

Page 7402 key facts
Staff Report

North Saanich Staff Report: Stormwater Quality in Coles Bay – Joining CRD Bylaw No. 3479

Detailed report from North Saanich infrastructure services regarding contamination in Coles Bay and the benefits of joining regional septic management.

Pages 741–7483 key facts
Other

Attachment 1: Capital Regional District Bylaw No. 3478 (Consolidated)

Original 2007 bylaw establishing the Onsite Sewage System Service for Saanich, View Royal, Colwood, and Langford.

Pages 749–7512 key facts
Other

Attachment 2: Capital Regional District Bylaw No. 3479

Regulatory bylaw governing the mandatory maintenance and pumping schedules for onsite sewage systems.

Pages 752–7542 key facts
Other

Attachment 3: Coles Bay Watershed Map

Draft technical map showing the boundaries of the Coles Bay Watershed and Pauquachin First Nation land.

Page 7552 key facts
Correspondence

Attachment 4: Letter from Pauquachin First Nation regarding Shellfish Habitat

Appeal from Chief Rebecca David for the rehabilitation of shellfish habitat in Coles Bay through better septic management.

Pages 756–7583 key facts
Appendix

Appendix B: Capital Regional District Bylaw No. 4572 (Clean)

Clean version of the amending bylaw for reference.

Pages 759–7601 key fact
Appendix

Appendix C: Blackline version of CRD Bylaw No. 3478

A marked-up version of Bylaw 3478 showing the specific text changes to include North Saanich.

Pages 761–7631 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence: Greater Victoria Public Library 2024 Budget Request

Formal budget submission letter from the GVPL Board to the Mayor and Council.

Page 7643 key facts
Other

Greater Victoria Public Library 2024 Budget and Financial Plan Tables

Financial tables detailing the GVPL's operating budget, capital expenses, and municipal contributions for 2024-2028.

Pages 765–7703 key facts
Other

Notes to the GVPL 2024 Budget and Five-Year Financial Plan

Explanatory notes describing the drivers behind budget increases for the regional library system.

Pages 771–7743 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Download of Police Dispatch Costs to South Island Municipalities

Joint appeal from South Island mayors to the Provincial Minister regarding the shifting of police dispatch costs to local governments.

Pages 775–7773 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Minister Josie Osborne regarding Gas Utilities

Response from the Provincial Minister regarding CleanBC goals and phasing out conventional gas-fired equipment incentives.

Pages 778–7792 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Colwood OCP Amendment Referral (Bylaw No. 1700-10)

A referral letter from the City of Colwood regarding proposed changes to its Environmental Development Permit Area guidelines.

Pages 780–7812 key facts
Bylaw

City of Colwood Draft Bylaw No 1700-10

Draft legislation to amend Colwood's OCP, focusing on environmental development permit exemptions, securities, and riparian guidelines.

Pages 782–7942 key facts
Other

Schedule '1' to Colwood Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1700-10 Cover Page

Cover page for the specific schedule regarding Environmental Development Permit Areas.

Page 7951 key fact