This site is in beta — data may be incomplete and features are still being added.
Council Meeting/Documents

Meeting Documents

September 15, 20151 PDF35 documents extracted

2015 09 15 Council Agenda

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

The formal agenda for the September 15, 2015, View Royal Council meeting, outlining items such as staff reports, bylaws, and correspondence.

Pages 1–43 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2015

Official minutes from the previous regular council meeting, recording attendees, discussions, and resolutions passed.

Pages 5–144 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - Matt Hulse

A form submitted by Matt Hulse of Our Horizon requesting to present an initiative regarding climate change labels on gas pumps.

Page 153 key facts
Other

Climate Change & Air Pollution Info Labels on Gas Pumps - A summary report for municipalities in British Columbia

A summary report providing background information and legal research supporting the implementation of climate change warning labels on gasoline pumps.

Pages 16–183 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Award of demolition contract, 280 Island Hwy

A report from the Fire Chief recommending the award of a demolition contract for the old fire station property.

Page 194 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: CRD Fairness & Transparency Advisory – Scope and Application of Role

A letter from the Capital Regional District (CRD) providing recommendations to clarify the role of the Fairness and Transparency Advisor (FTA).

Page 203 key facts
Appendix

MEMORANDUM: Role of Fairness & Transparency Advisor

A memorandum from the Fairness & Transparency Advisor (FTA) discussing the structure of their advisory role and the definition of success for the project.

Pages 21–263 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A: Screening/Investigation Process Flowchart

A visual flowchart outlining the process the FTA follows from receiving a complaint to final investigation resolution.

Page 271 key fact
Appendix

APPENDIX B: COMPLAINT-DRIVEN INVESTIGATIONS

Guidelines detailing the nature, focus, and notification process for administrative investigations conducted by the FTA.

Page 282 key facts
Appendix

GROUNDS FOR REVIEW

A detailed explanation of the FTA's mandate and the principles of administrative, substantive, and relational fairness they examine during reviews.

Pages 29–342 key facts
Appendix

WHAT IS ADEQUATE PUBLIC CONSULTATION?

A guide used by the FTA to assess whether public consultation efforts by the CRD are fair and sufficient.

Pages 35–382 key facts
Appendix

WHAT IS "TRANSPARENCY"

Definitions and scholars' viewpoints on government transparency and how it relates to accessible information and visible decision-making.

Pages 39–402 key facts
Appendix

Appendix F: Fairness and Transparency Advisor Terms of Reference

The official document defining the FTA's mandate, principles, duties, and operational budget constraints.

Pages 41–433 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Letter from Mayor Lisa Helps re: Redevelopment of Belleville Terminal

A request from the City of Victoria for View Royal's written support for the federal funding and redevelopment of the Belleville Terminal.

Page 443 key facts
Appendix

Correspondence: Letter of Support for Belleville Terminal redevelopment to Deputy Minister Dr. John Knubley

A draft/copy letter from Mayor Lisa Helps to the federal government detailing the economic importance of the Belleville Terminal project.

Page 452 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Letter from B. Burchill re: Potential Liabilities

Correspondence from the Association for Responsible and Environmentally Sustainable Sewage Treatment (ARESST) raising concerns about CRD's potential legal liabilities regarding RFP payments.

Page 463 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Request for Performance Audit of the 2012 Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations with Reference to Victoria, BC

A formal appeal to the Auditor General of Canada to review federal wastewater regulations as applied to the Capital Regional District (CRD).

Pages 47–493 key facts
Appendix

The Victoria BC Case of Implementation of the 2012 Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations: Evidence for Consideration

A detailed technical argument claiming that the CRD's existing deep-sea outfalls are low-risk and that mandated land-based secondary treatment is unnecessary and costly.

Pages 50–543 key facts
Appendix

References for Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations Report

A bibliography of technical reports, strategy documents, and academic research supporting the arguments made in the wastewater audit request.

Pages 55–581 key fact
Staff Report

Staff Report: Sanitary Sewer Rates and Regulations Bylaw No. 397, 2000, Amendment Bylaw No. 931, 2015

A report from the Accounting Clerk recommending changes to annual sewer fees to meet the 2015 budget requirements.

Pages 59–604 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 931: A BYLAW TO AMEND SANITARY SEWER RATES AND REGULATIONS BYLAW NO. 397, 2000

Legislative document formally amending the schedules related to sewer user charges in View Royal.

Page 611 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE "D": ANNUAL SEWER USER CHARGES VIEW ROYAL SEWER SYSTEM

A table listing specific unit equivalents for sewer charges based on property type (e.g., apartment, motel, hospital, restaurant).

Page 623 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014 Amendment Bylaw No. 932, 2015

A report proposing to amend the Eagle Creek Village zoning to permit 'Hospital' use and add housekeeping definitions for daycare and pharmacies.

Pages 63–653 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location Plan – 33 Helmcken Rd

A map showing the location of the subject property for the zoning amendment relative to Victoria General Hospital.

Page 661 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2. Letter from Applicant re: Request for Rezoning – Eagle Creek Village

A letter from Omicron Development Inc. requesting the inclusion of 'Hospital' as a permitted use to accommodate a planned medical facility.

Pages 67–682 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3. CD-20: Comprehensive Development (Eagle Creek Village) Zoning Text

Technical text outlining the permitted uses, building heights, setbacks, and density for the Eagle Creek Village zone.

Pages 69–712 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 932: A BYLAW TO AMEND THE TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL ZONING BYLAW (CD-20)

Legislative document that codifies the changes to the permitted uses and siting requirements for Eagle Creek Village.

Pages 72–752 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 811, 2011 Amendment Bylaw No. 933, 2015 and Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014 Amendment Bylaw No. 934, 2015

A report regarding OCP and Zoning amendments for the Thetis Vale Phase 7 development to modify trail connector locations.

Pages 76–783 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location Plan – 2427 Chilco Rd

A detailed site map identifying the subject property and the proposed trail connection to the Trans Canada Highway.

Page 791 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2. Letter From Applicant – The Limona Group re: Thetis Vale Phase 7

A letter from Limona Construction requesting to rezone park trail connectors that are no longer needed due to site grading difficulties.

Page 802 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 933: A BYLAW TO AMEND THE TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN (OCP)

Legislative document amending OCP land use designations for property at 2427 Chilco Road.

Page 811 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE 1 to Bylaw No. 933

Map schedule showing the specific parcels being re-designated under the OCP amendment.

Page 821 key fact
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 934: A BYLAW TO AMEND THE TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL ZONING BYLAW (Chilco Road)

Legislative document rezoning portions of land at 2427 Chilco Road to accommodate trail realignment.

Page 831 key fact
Appendix

SCHEDULE 1 to Bylaw No. 934

Map schedule detailing the zoning boundary changes for the Thetis Vale Phase 7 project.

Page 841 key fact
Other

Core Area Sewage and Resource Recovery System 2.0 – Project Charter – DRAFT

A detailed draft project charter outlining the vision, goals, stakeholders, and multi-million dollar budget for the CRD sewage system project.

Pages 85–954 key facts