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Council Meeting

Tuesday, September 7, 2010
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Meeting Overview

The View Royal Council meeting held on September 7, 2010, addressed several significant local and regional issues. Key discussions included a presentation on the CRD's proposed curbside recycling changes and kitchen scraps pilot, and a controversial proposal for an Environmental Development Permit at 55 Kingham Place, which was ultimately tabled following neighborhood concerns regarding privacy and views. Council also passed a motion supporting alcohol price indexing and minimum pricing reforms recommended by the BC Coalition for Action on Alcohol Reform. In the rising report, Council authorized the expropriation of portions of 242 and 244 Island Highway to facilitate the Island Highway Improvement Project.

Key Decisions

  • THAT the Town of View Royal provide consent on behalf of the electors to adoption of the proposed CRD Bylaw, 3712, 'Land Assembly, Housing and Land Banking Service Establishment Bylaw No. 1, 2010' and the CRD Bylaw 3715, 'Land Assembly, Housing and Land Banking Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 1, 2010.'
  • THAT staff bring forward a report to Council based on the future of recycling, including wet waste.
  • THAT the Town of View Royal send a letter to the Provincial Minister of Health, the Solicitor General, the Provincial Health Officer and Vancouver Island Health Authority supporting the recommendations made by the Centre for Addictions Research of BC and Dr. Perry Kendall to reduce public safety and health concerns associated with problematic alcohol use, including minimum pricing and indexing prices to inflation.
  • THAT the approval of application for a Development Permit 2010/07 for 55 Kingham Place be TABLED.
  • THAT the Chief Administrative Officer and Councillor Screech send a letter to the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society requesting that the cycling user group be permitted to fence off the infield to prevent access to that area and be allowed use of the velodrome.
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