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2017 07 04 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

Agenda for the Council meeting held on Tuesday, July 4, 2017, outlining bylaws, reports, and correspondence to be discussed.

Pages 1–43 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017

Minutes from the previous Council meeting documenting approvals, petitions, staff reports, and resolutions passed.

Pages 5–144 key facts
Bylaw

Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 976, 2017

A bylaw to create the CD-22 (Christie Point Residential) zone and rezone 2951 Craigowan Road.

Pages 15–164 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1 - AMENDMENTS TO Schedule '2' Zoning Map of Zoning Bylaw, 2014, No. 900

Map showing subzones A through D for the Christie Point Residential redevelopment.

Page 172 key facts
Form

PETITION & DELEGATION REQUEST FORM - K. Hayes

Delegation request regarding the development of Thetis Lake Campground.

Page 183 key facts
Staff Report

RESULTS OF TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL CANADA 150 STREET BANNER CONTEST

Staff report announcing the winners of the local school banner design contest for Canada's 150th birthday.

Pages 19–203 key facts
Appendix

Winning Banner Design - Addison Snedden, Grade 1

Winning student banner design featuring '150! Canada' with a house and tulips.

Page 212 key facts
Appendix

Winning Banner Design - Reece Babin, Grade 4

Winning student banner design featuring a colorful maple leaf and '150th Birthday'.

Page 222 key facts
Appendix

Winning Banner Design - Alaina Miller, Grade 3

Winning student banner design featuring a red maple leaf with nature icons and hearts.

Page 232 key facts
Appendix

Winning Banner Design - Emily Fleming, Grade 5

Winning student banner design featuring '150th' and 'I heart Canada' on a blue background.

Page 242 key facts
Staff Report

Proceeds from Sale of Land – Policy Amendment

Recommendation to amend the Reserve and Surplus Policy to direct land sale proceeds into the Capital Works and Land Acquisition Reserve.

Pages 25–262 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 'A' - POLICY MANUAL: Reserves and Surplus

The Town's official policy governing the structure, maintenance, and use of financial reserve funds.

Pages 27–312 key facts
Appendix

Reserves and Surplus Policy Appendix A

Detailed table listing various reserve funds, their purposes, funding sources, and minimum/optimum balance levels.

Pages 32–343 key facts
Staff Report

Waiver of Public Hearing for Request to Remove Covenant EK061366 on Meadow Vale Drive/Riverside Drive

Report recommending a waiver of the public hearing requirement for removing an environmental covenant deemed redundant by contemporary OCP guidelines.

Pages 35–374 key facts
Appendix

ATTACHMENT 1. Property Location Map (Meadow Vale Drive)

Map identifying the ten subject properties on Meadow Vale Drive and Riverside Drive.

Page 382 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 2. OCP Excerpt: Natural Watercourse and Shoreline Areas Guidelines

Official Community Plan guidelines and map relating to environmental protection and natural hazard development permit areas.

Pages 39–463 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from BC Transit re: Request to participate in an Island Hwy Transit Priority and Park & Ride Study

Invitation to the Town to participate in a study assessing transit priority measures and park & ride locations on the Island Highway.

Page 473 key facts
Staff Report

Victoria Regional Transit Future Plan 2017 Annual Progress Update

Summary of transit improvements completed in 2016 and priority actions planned for 2017 in the Victoria region.

Pages 48–513 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from CRD re: Agreement to a Non-Binding Dispute Resolution Process for RGS Bylaw 4017

Notification to the Minister that the CRD Board and several municipalities have agreed on a mediation process for the disputed Regional Growth Strategy.

Pages 52–533 key facts
Staff Report

CRD Staff Report: Regional Growth Strategy Non-Binding Dispute Resolution Process

Report to the CRD Board seeking approval for the proposed mediation team and process for the RGS dispute.

Pages 54–563 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX A: PROPOSED NON-BINDING DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS (Summary)

Summary of the four-phase mediation process proposed by Mr. Morley McKeachie and Mr. Raymond Young.

Pages 57–583 key facts
Correspondence

Revised Proposal from Morley W. McKeachie regarding RGS Dispute Resolution Services

Formal letter from the proposed mediator clarifying council engagement, decision points, and experience.

Pages 59–623 key facts
Appendix

Section 1 Purpose Statement (RGS Mediation)

Statement defining the goals of the mediation assignment in accordance with the Local Government Act.

Page 631 key fact
Appendix

Section 2 Proposed Dispute Resolution Process and Timing

Detailed timeline and participant list for the four phases of the mediation process.

Pages 64–662 key facts
Appendix

Section 3 Project Staff Qualifications

Biographical information for mediators Morley McKeachie and Raymond Young.

Page 672 key facts
Appendix

Section 4 References (RGS Mediation)

Professional references for the proposed mediation team.

Page 681 key fact
Appendix

Section 5 Schedule of Fees

Fee structure for the mediation services.

Page 692 key facts
Appendix

APPENDIX B: STEPS TAKEN TO PREPARE THE NON-BINDING DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS

History of the recruitment and selection process for the RGS mediator.

Pages 70–711 key fact
Appendix

SUPPLEMENT – DECISIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN RGS MEDIATION

Table showing which municipalities agreed to participate and their assigned representatives.

Page 722 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society re: Current Work Plan

Update on the society's recently granted charity status and future plans for land acquisition and fundraising.

Page 732 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: OCP Amendment Application 2017/01 and Rezoning Application 2017/02 – 1938 West Park Lane

Report evaluating the redevelopment of Thetis Lake Campground into a multi-family residential complex with 350 units.

Pages 74–834 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location Plan – 1938 West Park Lane

Map showing the triangular 5.18 ha parcel adjacent to Thetis Lake Regional Park.

Page 841 key fact
Appendix

Attachment 2. Air Photo – 1938 West Park Lane

Aerial photograph identifying the Thetis Lake Campground site and surrounding forest.

Page 851 key fact
Correspondence

Attachment 4: Letter from THE LIMONA GROUP re: Thetis Lake Campground – Rezoning Application

Applicant's submission detailing the revised comprehensive development proposal including park dedication.

Pages 86–872 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 5: Thetis Lake Residential Conceptual Site Plan

Site architectural drawing showing locations of the 4 apartment buildings and townhouse rows.

Page 882 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 6: Thetis Lake Residential Project Statistics

Table detailing unit counts, floor space ratios, and parking stall requirements.

Page 892 key facts
Correspondence

Attachment 7: Letter from Mullin DeMeo re: Thetis Lake Residential Development (Subdivision)

Legal letter discussing the proposed subdivision into five fee simple lots and shared strata easements.

Page 902 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 8: Proposed Development Plan (Survey Diagram)

Surveyor's plan illustrating the proposed five-lot subdivision and access easements.

Page 912 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment 9: Thetis Lake Campground Transportation Impact Assessment

Comprehensive traffic study analyzing the impact of the redevelopment on local intersections and recommending infrastructure improvements.

Pages 92–1233 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment 10: Addendum to Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Hazard Assessment

Update to the fire assessment based on the revised site plan featuring high-density buildings.

Pages 124–1252 key facts
Staff Report

Attachment 10: ORIGINAL Wildfire Urban Interface Hazard Assessment Report

Original technical report assessing the wildfire threat level and providing mitigation strategies.

Pages 126–1423 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 3. Location Map – Lund Road (formerly 200 Cheam Road)

Map showing the location of the proposed amenity land transfer.

Page 1431 key fact
Bylaw

Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 811, 2011, Amendment Bylaw No. 978, 2017

Bylaw amendment to change the land use designation of 1938 West Park Lane to 'Mixed Residential'.

Page 1442 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1 to Bylaw No. 978 (Map)

Map identifying the specific parcel for OCP amendment.

Page 1451 key fact
Bylaw

Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 979, 2017

Bylaw amendment creating the CD-23 (Thetis Lake) zone for the subject property.

Pages 146–1483 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1 to Bylaw No. 979 (Map)

Map identifying the CD-23 zone boundary for 1938 West Park Lane.

Page 1491 key fact