Minutes of a Council Meeting held on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

1. CALL TO ORDER

Mayor Hill called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT the agenda be amended to include items 8.1(f-j), 8.1 (f)(4)(e-g), 8.2(b), and 10(c-g);

AND THAT the agenda be approved as amended. CARRIED

3. MINUTES, RECEIPT & ADOPTION OF

a) Minutes of the Council meeting held July 3, 2012

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Screech

Council requested that the motion regarding BC Hydro wireless smart meters be amended as follows:

THAT a letter be sent to BC Hydro requesting that options for residents to opt out of wireless smart meters be made available.

AND THAT the minutes of the Council meeting held July 3, 2012 be adopted as amended. CARRIED

b) Minutes of the Public Hearing held July 3, 2012

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the minutes of the Public Hearing held July 3, 2012 be adopted as presented. CARRIED

c) Minutes of the Public Hearing held July 3, 2012

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the minutes of the Public Hearing held July 3, 2012 be adopted as presented. CARRIED

4. MAYOR’S REPORT

5. PETITIONS & DELEGATIONS

a) E. Bird & S. Van Mulligen, Sea Breeze Power Corp., Re: Juan de Fuca Cable Project Update

Ms. Bird gave a presentation to update Council on the Juan de Fuca Cable Project. Council`s preference for the route to follow the E&N rail corridor was reiterated. Future public open houses and construction start date timelines ranging from as early as 2013 to 2015 were discussed.

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-102-12 THAT View Royal staff engage Sea Breeze Power Corporation in discussions about the Juan de Fuca Cable Project as soon as possible;

AND THAT Seabreeze Power Corporation be requested to strike the Island Highway option from the routing plans. CARRIED

b) R. Plesnick, 221 Stormont Rd., Re: Development Variance Permit - 210 Stormont Road

Mr. Plesnick discussed his opposition to the removal of vegetation from his property`s frontage. He is concerned about speeding on Stormont Road. He suggested that the Glenairlie Drive loop be made into a one way route; the intersection of Glenairlie Drive and Stormont Road be made more square; a crosswalk near the school yard be installed; and additional speed humps be provided.

c) F. Blundell, 231 Heddle Ave., Re: Concerns About the Present and the Future of View Royal

Mr. Blundell discussed his concern regarding the new public safety building and suggested that View Royal share training facilities and fire response for Victoria General Hospital with other municipalities.

Councillor Screech left the meeting at 8:01 p.m.

He noted his concerns regarding the alternative approval process.

Councillor Screech returned to the meeting at 8:04 p.m.

d) A. Baird, 3295 Compton Rd., Re: FIRB Process and Status regarding Plasterer Property (Goodwin Farms)

Ms. Baird discussed her concerns about the possible environmental impact to the wetlands and groundwater as a result of the activities at the Plasterer property. She described her inquiries with the BC Farm Industry Review Board (BCFIRB) and requested that the Stop Work Order be kept in place until after the BCFIRB process is completed.

6. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PERIOD

a) S. Baird, 542 Prince Robert Drive, discussed the alternative approval process and cost of the new public safety building.

b) K. Saladana, 287 View Royal Avenue, discussed the Town’s communications about the new public safety building; the alternative approval process; upcoming other municipal and regional projects; alternative fire service provision options; and the need to encourage community participation.

c) K. Blakely, 2775 Shoreline Drive, discussed the Town’s communications about the new public safety building; the need for a detailed financial plan; a commitment on the sale of the current site; and the alternative approval process. She noted her appreciation for all the volunteer firefighters.

d) S. Carter, 8 Eaton Avenue, expressed frustration with the low attendance of residents at the public open houses; the need for a new safe fire hall; and disappointment that the process will end with a referendum, which will cost more money.

e) B. Fetherstonhaugh, 273 View Royal Avenue, suggested the alternative approval process and the cost of the new public safety building concerned residents. She expressed that there is support for a new building if it would cost less than $8 million.

f) P. Bishop, 561 View Royal Avenue, indicated that a new public safety building should have been constructed years ago but that the cost must be analyzed extensively.

g) A. LaLonde, 212 Stormont Road, discussed the need to prioritize spending and suggested that public schools should be made seismically sound first.

h) B. Packford-Stone, 180 Island Highway, asked for increased communication on municipal expenditures.

i) L. Elwell, 240 Heddle Avenue, inquired into the possibility of sharing training centres with other municipalities.

j) R. Lee, 296 Stewart Avenue, discussed the need for a detailed business case for the new public safety building.

k) S. Dana, 311 Stewart Avenue, expressed his desire to see more sharing of resources with the Capital Regional District municipalities.

l) K. Saladana, 287 View Royal Avenue, requested that partnering options that have been considered be communicated on the project website.

7. BUSINESS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES

8. REPORTS

8.1 STAFF REPORTS

a) Annual Report for Year Ended December 31, 2011

1. Report dated July 12, 2012 from the Executive Assistant

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the Annual Report for Year Ended December 31, 2011 be adopted. CARRIED

b) Award of Tender for 2012 Asphalt Paving Works

1. Report dated July 11, 2012 from the Superintendent of Engineering

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-103-12 THAT the 2012 Asphalt Paving Works Tender be awarded to Capital City Paving Ltd., in the amount of $292,347.00 (excludes applicable taxes);

AND THAT the paving work on Island Highway from Six Mile Road to Parsons Bridge be carried out in the hours between 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. as detailed in the report dated July 11, 2012 from the Superintendent of Engineering titled Award of Tender for 2012 Asphalt Paving Works. CARRIED

c) View Royal Public Safety Building Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 826, 2012 – Certification of Alternative Approval Process Result

1. Report dated July 12, 2012 from the Director of Corporate Administration

Council discussed:

• the process undertaken to arrive at the new public safety building`s design;
• ongoing communication related to the project, including three public open houses;
• building deficiencies at the existing fire hall that render it unable to meet the community’s needs into the future; and
• a commitment to provide additional information about the new public safety building.

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-104-12 THAT the document titled “Determination and Certification by Corporate Officer of Results Regarding the Alternative Approval Process for View Royal Public Safety Building Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 826, 2012” be received;

AND THAT the approval of the electors be sought with regard to View Royal Public Safety Building Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 826, 2012 in autumn 2012 by means of assent of electors in accordance with section 85 of the Community Charter. CARRIED

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT this meeting recess at 9:20 p.m. CARRIED

Mayor Hill reconvened the meeting at 9:28 p.m.

d) Interim Purchasing Authority

1. Report dated July 12, 2012 from the Chief Administrative Officer

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-105-12 THAT the Chief Administrative Officer be authorized to approve expenditures in excess of $50,000 during the month of August 2012 provided the expenditures are included in the 2012 budget. CARRIED

e) Temporary Sign Permit – 2311 Watkiss Way

1. Report dated July 12, 2012 from the Senior Planner

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

C-106-12 THAT the temporary sign permit for a free-standing sign for the purpose of real estate advertising at 2311 Watkiss Way be approved as presented in the July 12, 2012 report from the Senior Planner titled Temporary Sign Permit – 2311 Watkiss Way. CARRIED

f) Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

1. Report dated July 13, 2012 from the Senior Planner

The Senior Planner gave a brief overview of the Environmental Development Permit application.

2. Comments from the Applicant

C. Cung, owner of 237 Anya Lane, emphasized that her family has the best intentions for the property and wish to live there.

3. Comments from the Public

a) B. Burchill, 120 Parsons Road, discussed erosion and the stability of the bank; the proximity of the proposed roadway and house to the slope; and potential impact from the animals.

b) Dr. Tom Roemer, 209 Anya Lane, discussed ongoing erosion in the area and the potential impact of this erosion to the proposed dwelling.

c) S. Carter, 8 Eaton Avenue, discussed her concern with the extent of variance being requested.

d) S. Dana 311 Stewart Avenue, expressed concern about the potential negative effects of the development to the salmon in Millstream Creek.

4. Correspondence

a) Email dated July 16, 2012 from the Cung Family, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the email dated July 16, 2012 from the Cung Family, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

b) Email dated July 15, 2012 from D. Pollock, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the email dated July 15, 2012 from D. Pollock, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

c) Letter dated July 15, 2012 from Dr. T. Roemer, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the letter dated July 15, 2012 from Dr. T. Roemer, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

d) Email dated July 15, 2012 from S. Carter, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the email dated July 15, 2012 from S. Carter, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

e) Letter dated July 17, 2012 from L. Allen, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the letter dated July 17, 2012 from L. Allen, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

f) Petition submitted by L. Allen on July 17, 2012 on behalf of some residents of Anya Court, Anya Lane and Atkins Road, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the petition submitted by L. Allen on July 17, 2012 on behalf of some residents of Anya Court, Anya Lane and Atkins Road, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

g) Letter received July 17, 2012 from B. Burchill, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the letter received July 17, 2012 from B. Burchill, Re: Environmental Development Permit Application – 237 Anya Lane be received for information. CARRIED

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

C-107-12 THAT Development Permit No. 2012/07 be approved as per the plans attached to the July 13, 2012 report from the Senior Planner;

AND THAT the Development Permit include the following conditions:

• Environmental monitoring to be periodically conducted during construction to ensure no pollution (e.g. sediments laden water, spills, etc.) will enter Millstream Creek;
• An ISA Certified Arborist monitor construction to ensure that the work does not detrimentally affect the health of the remaining trees within the development permit area;
• Construction be planned to minimize tree loss within the development permit area;
• Erosion and Sediment Control and Spill Prevention and Response measures such as the following will be implemented to protect downstream ecosystems:
  • Schedule excavation and construction activities during dry weather
  • Cover exposed soils (e.g. tarps, grass seed)
  • Install sediment barriers as determined by a Registered Professional Biologist;
  • Spill response kits will be on site when heavy machinery is working, with operators to be trained in their use;
  • Equipment refueling at a designated location isolated from aquatic ecosystems and storm drain catch basins;
  • Equipment will be inspected for leaks prior to beginning work;
• Invasive species removal will be conducted as part of the landscaping activities in the development permit area; and
• Only species native to southeastern Vancouver Island as listed in Section 3.0 of the April 12, 2012 report from Swell Environmental Consulting will be planted in the development permit area, with the exception of the driveway, garden and recreation field area.

AND THAT the Development Permit include the following variance:

• Variance to the maximum floor area from 372m² to 481m².

AND THAT permeable surfacing of an existing unpaved driveway partially within the restricted area of Covenant EW086820 as shown in the development permit plans be approved;

AND FURTHER THAT all motorized licensed vehicles be restricted from the use of the unpaved driveway and the field area. CARRIED Councillor Rogers voted in the negative

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT the meeting be extended to 11:00 p.m. CARRIED

g) Development Variance Permit – 225 Atkins Road

1. Report dated July 17, 2012 from the Planning Technician.

The Planning Technician gave an overview of the Development Variance permit application.

2. Comments from the Applicant

3. Comments from the Public

4. Correspondence

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-108-12 THAT Development Variance Permit 2012/07 be approved for a variance to the maximum gross floor area permitted in the R-1A (One Family Residential) zone from 325m² to 514m² as per the plans attached to the report from the Planning Technician at the July 17, 2012 Council meeting. CARRIED

h) Development Variance Permit – 210 Stormont Road

1. Report dated July 17, 2012 from the Planning Technician.

The Planning Technician gave an overview of the Development Variance permit application.

2. Comments from the Applicant

K. Porter, property owner of 210 Stormont Road, discussed the option of removing the shed and the possibility for a pedestrian path to improve safety for children walking to View Royal Elementary School.

3. Comments from the Public

a) A. Lalonde, 212 Stormont Road, discussed concerns about the proximity of parking on the subject property to his house; his preference for families as opposed to renters at the subject property; and his opposition to the variances if they meant the hedges would be removed;

b) E. Bullen, 220 Stormont Road, inquired about the differences between a rezoning and development variance permit. E. Bullen is not in favour of the application and noted concern for neighbour, A. LaLonde.

c) D. Matheson, 211 Stormont Road, discussed safety concerns vis a vis the proximity of driveways to the intersection safety; possible parking issues and increased traffic coming through the intersection.

The Planning Technician described the ability of the Town to use a servicing agreement for off-site works.

4. Correspondence

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

C-109-12 THAT Development Variance Permit 2012/05 for the following variances to both the R-1A (One Family Residential) zone and the General Regulations to allow for a subdivision of the property into two fee-simple lots be approved:

Lot A:

• the Minimum Lot Width from 17.5m to 15.4m;
• the Side Yard Minimum Combined Setback from 6.1m to 4.9m;
• the Front Yard Setback from 7.5m to 4.8m;

Lot B:

• the Minimum Lot Width from 17.5m to 15m.

These variances are as per the plans attached to the report from the Planning Technician at the July 17, 2012 Council meeting. CARRIED

i) Marine Structures – Letter of Understanding – CFB Esquimalt and the Town of View Royal

1. Report dated July 17, 2012 from the Planning Technician

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-110-12 THAT the Draft Letter of Understanding be substantially approved in principle between the Department of National Defence (CFB Esquimalt) and the Town of View Royal as attached to the report from the Planning Technician dated July 17, 2012;

AND THAT the Mayor have the authority to sign the Letter of Understanding once finalized;

AND THAT License of Occupation applicants be provided with letters of municipal approval for existing structures as per the requirement of DND’s License of Occupation applications process. CARRIED

j) Renewal of Emergency Support Services (ESS) Agreement with Colwood

1. Report dated July 13, 2012 from the Emergency Program Officer

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-111-12 THAT the Town of View Royal renew the agreement with the City of Colwood for a joint Emergency Support Services Program to provide emergency support services to both municipalities and mutual aid to others during the term of the agreement (August 1, 2012 to July 31, 2017) substantially in the form of the July 17, 2012 Council meeting agenda;

AND THAT the Mayor and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the agreement. CARRIED

8.2 COMMITTEE REPORTS

a) From the Committee of the Whole meeting held June 12, 2012

Recommendations:

1. Official Community Plan and Rezoning Application “Eagle Creek Village” – 21, 23 and 29 Helmcken Road; 1650 Little Road; and Part of 1 Hospital Way

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-112-12 THAT the Official Community Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications be referred to the Planning and Development; Transportation; and Parks, Recreation and Environment Advisory Committees;

AND THAT the applications be reviewed at a future Council meeting once the following conditions have been adequately fulfilled:

1. Comments have been received from the Planning and Development; Transportation; and Parks, Recreation and Environment Advisory Committees; and
2. Staff review of the applications have been completed.

AND FURTHER THAT staff provide a report on the timelines proposed by the applicant. CARRIED

b) From the Committee of the Whole meeting held July 10, 2012

Recommendations:

1. Letter from B. Screen Re: Speeding on Highland Road

MOVED BY: Mayor Hill SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-113-12 THAT traffic calming strategies be considered for Highland Road during the 2013 budget discussions. CARRIED

2. Development Permit Application – 231, 235, 237A, 2367B, 241 Island Highway

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-114-12 THAT the July 5, 2012 report concerning 231, 235, 237A, 237B, and 241 Island Highway from the Senior Planner be referred to the Planning and Development Advisory Committee for review. CARRIED

3. Development Variance Permit – 225 Atkins Road

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the report dated July 4, 2012 from the Planning Technician titled “Development Variance Permit – 225 Atkins Road” be received for information. CARRIED

4. Development Variance Permit – 210 Stormont Road

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT the report dated July 4, 2012 from the Planning Technician titled “Development Variance Permit – 210 Stormont Road” be received for information. CARRIED

5. Minutes of the Planning and Development Advisory Committee Meeting held June 26, 2012

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rast

C-115-12 THAT the Secondary Suite Bylaw review occur after the Private Dock Development Guidelines project has been completed. CARRIED

6. Land Use Regulations in the C-6 Zone

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-116-12 THAT staff prepare an information report on current land use regulations in the C-6 zone. CARRIED

7. Nursery Hill Parking

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-117-12 THAT staff approach The Aspen condominium strata to discuss a 50/50 cost sharing agreement to develop more parking in the Nursery Hill area. CARRIED

8.2 OTHER REPORTS

9. CORRESPONDENCE

9.1 FOR ACTION

1. Letter dated June 27, 2012 from C. Hayward, President, Canadian Home Builders’ Association, Re: Two Day Residential Building Permit

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT the letter dated June 27, 2012 from C. Hayward Re: Two Day Residential Building Permit be received for information. CARRIED

2. Letter dated July 5, 2012 from D. Walker, President, B.C. Government and Service Employees’ Union, Re: Opposing Privatization of BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) Warehouse and Distribution System

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT the letter dated July 5, 2012 from D. Walker, Re: Opposing Privatization of BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) Warehouse and Distribution System be received. CARRIED

3. Letter received July 9, 2012 from F. Beckow and P. Beckow, Residents, Re: Request to Remove Covenant 19 from 113 Atkins Road

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Screech

C-118-12 THAT the covenant 19 on title for 113 Atkins Road (PID 025-976-893) restricting the use of the property for secondary suite use be removed at the cost of the property owners registered on the property title for 113 Atkins Road (PID 025-976-893). CARRIED

4. Letter dated June 27, 2012 from P. M. Williams, Re: Obtain Support for an Amendment to the Peace Officer Exemplary Service Medal Regulation

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT the letter dated June 27, 2012 from P. M. Williams, Re: Obtain Support for an Amendment to the Peace Officer Exemplary Service Medal Regulation be received. CARRIED

5. Email dated June 28, 2012 from L. Meilleur, Resident, Re: Paving Galloping Goose Access on Erskine Lane

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

C-119-12 THAT the request be for paving the Galloping Goose access on Erskine Lane be considered during the 2013 budget process. CARRIED

9.2 FOR INFORMATION

1. Email dated June 28, 2012 from J. James, Resident, Re: View Royal Firehall/Protective Services Building

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT the email dated June 28, 2012 from J. James Re: View Royal Firehall/Protective Services Building be received for information. CARRIED

2. Email dated June 29, 2012 from I. Chong, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development, Re: Strategic Community Investment Fund Letter

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT the email dated June 29, 2012 from I. Chong Re: Strategic Community Investment Fund Letter be received for information. CARRIED

10. BYLAWS

a) Land Use Bylaw 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 837, 2012 Bylaw to Amend the Town of View Royal Land Use Bylaw with Respect to Creating an Attached Residential (RT-1) Zone.

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT Land Use Bylaw 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 837, 2012 be given third reading. CARRIED

b) Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 838, 2012 A Bylaw to Amend the Land Use Bylaw with Respect to the Zoning of 231, 235, 237A, 237B and 241 Island Highway to the Attached Residential (RT-1) Zone.

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 838, 2012 be given third reading. CARRIED

c) Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 816, 2011 A Bylaw to Amend the Town of View Royal Land Use Bylaw with Respect to Creating a Local Institutional (P-9) Zone

MOVED BY: Councillor Screech SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 816, 2011 be adopted. CARRIED

d) Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 835, 2012 A Bylaw to Amend the Land Use Bylaw with Respect to the Zoning of 40 High Street and 287 Pallisier Avenue to the Draft P-9 (Local Institutional) Zone

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 835, 2012 be adopted. CARRIED

e) View Royal Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 811, 2011, Amendment Bylaw No. 834, 2012 A Bylaw to Amend the Official Community Plan with Respect to the Designation of 1930 Valley View Place, Wilfert Park, Welland Legacy Park and Northwest Portion of Thetis Lake Properties

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Rogers

THAT View Royal Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 811, Amendment Bylaw No. 834, 2012 be adopted. CARRIED

f) Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw no. 833, 2012 A Bylaw to Amend the Land Use Bylaw with Respect to the Zoning of Craigflower Creek Park, 1930 Valley View Place, Glenairlie Park and Welland Legacy Park Properties

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 833, 2012 be adopted. CARRIED

g) Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 836, 2012 A Bylaw to Amend the Land Use Bylaw with Respect to Deleting Text in the Comprehensive Development (Thetis Cove Waterfront): CD-8 Zone (first and second reading)

MOVED BY: Councillor Rast SECONDED: Councillor Screech

THAT Land Use Bylaw, 1990, No. 35, Amendment Bylaw No. 836, 2012 be given first and second reading. CARRIED

11. NEW BUSINESS

12. QUESTION PERIOD

a) S. Dana, 311 Stewart Avenue, requested clarification on the letter of municipal approval related to private docks and the C-6 zone item.

b) R. Plesnick, 221 Stormont Road, inquired about Casino revenues.

13. MOTIONS & NOTICES OF MOTION

14. RISING REPORT

15. CLOSED MEETING RESOLUTION

16. TERMINATION

MOVED BY: Councillor Rogers SECONDED: Councillor Rast

THAT this meeting terminate. Time: 10:54 p.m. CARRIED