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March 19, 20191 PDF34 documents extracted

2019 03 19 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

The agenda for the March 19, 2019 council meeting, listing reports, correspondence, and bylaws for consideration.

Pages 1–43 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2019

Minutes from a public hearing regarding a rezoning application for 1801 Admirals Road to create the P-9: Parks and Recreation Cultural Facility Zone.

Pages 5–94 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2019

Official minutes from the regular council meeting, covering police officer increases, climate emergency declarations, and liquor license applications.

Pages 10–154 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES BYLAW NO. 730, 2009 – DEVELOPMENT NOTIFICATIONS

A report from the Senior Planner comparing View Royal's development notification procedures to neighboring municipalities.

Pages 16–183 key facts
Appendix

Appendix 1: DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES BYLAW NO. 730, 2009

An amended version of the town's bylaw establishing procedures for OCP and zoning amendments and permit notifications.

Pages 19–223 key facts
Appendix

Appendix 2: DEVELOPMENT NOTIFICATION View Royal and Surrounding Municipalities Comparison Table

A spreadsheet comparing notification types and radii across View Royal, Colwood, Esquimalt, Highlands, Langford, Saanich, and Victoria.

Page 232 key facts
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: 2019-2023 FINANCIAL PLAN APPROVAL

A report from the Director of Finance requesting in-principle approval of the revised five-year financial plan.

Pages 24–263 key facts
Appendix

Schedule A: Changes to tax-funded items 2019-2023

A detailed table showing proposed increases and decreases to various tax-funded departmental budgets.

Page 272 key facts
Appendix

Schedule B: Changes to items funded by sources other than taxes

A table detailing budget adjustments for projects funded by casino revenue, grants, and reserves.

Page 282 key facts
Appendix

Schedule C: 2019 Taxation Requirement Details

A breakdown of the components driving the 2019 tax increase, including labor costs and revenue from new construction.

Page 292 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board of Directors Meeting

Minutes from the society's February 14, 2019 meeting, discussing JDF Library maintenance and infrastructure grants.

Pages 30–323 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence from South Island Prosperity Project (SIPP) re: Membership Agreement

An email requesting completion of membership documents following receipt of View Royal's 2019-2020 dues.

Page 332 key facts
Appendix

SOUTH ISLAND PROSPERITY PROJECT MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT

The formal two-year agreement detailing membership terms, fees, and benefits for the Town of View Royal.

Pages 34–353 key facts
Form

SIPP SCHEDULE A DESIGNATE FORM

A form used by member organizations to appoint a designate to vote at the SIPP Annual General Meeting.

Page 361 key fact
Appendix

SIPP Funding Contributions Table

A table showing SIPP funding contributions from various Greater Victoria municipalities from 2015 to 2017.

Page 372 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from District of Highlands re: Municipal Survivor Climate Challenge

A challenge from the District of Highlands Mayor for other councils to measure and reduce their average carbon footprints.

Pages 38–392 key facts
Presentation

POSTER: Highlands Council Municipal Survivor Climate Challenge

A promotional poster for the climate challenge including Highlands Council's average footprint figures.

Page 402 key facts
Correspondence

Notice of Motion: Municipal Survivor Climate Challenge

An internal motion memo from Councillor Ann Baird regarding the initiation of the climate challenge.

Pages 41–422 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from MLAs Cadieux and Stilwell re: Wheelchair Accessible Parking

A letter inquiring if the municipality has adopted wheelchair-accessible parking bylaws that reference CSA standards.

Pages 43–442 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Recovering Municipal Costs Arising from Climate Change

A request for support for a class action lawsuit to recover climate costs from fossil fuel corporations.

Page 452 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Provincial Universal School Food Program

Request for support advocating for a universal school food program in BC.

Page 462 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Permanent Residents to Vote in BC Municipal Election

Request for support for legislative changes to allow permanent residents to vote in local elections.

Page 471 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Extension of Vacancy Taxation Authority

Request for support for extending surtax authority on vacant properties to all BC municipalities.

Pages 48–492 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Observed Inhalation Sites for Overdose Prevention

Request for provincial funding for supervised inhalation sites as part of overdose prevention services.

Pages 50–511 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Safer Drug Supply to Save Lives

Request for support for provincial action to provide a safer alternative drug supply to prevent overdoses.

Pages 52–532 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Revitalizing Island Rail

Request for support for provincial funding to restore Vancouver Island railway infrastructure.

Pages 54–551 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Shifting Investment to Low-Emission Transportation

Request for support for shifting funding from higher-emitting to lower-emitting transport types.

Page 562 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Protection of Old Growth Forests

Request for support for a moratorium on old-growth logging on Vancouver Island.

Page 571 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mayor Helps re: Promoting and Enabling GHG Reductions

Request for support for federal and provincial actions to accelerate GHG emission reductions.

Pages 58–591 key fact
Staff Report

STAFF REPORT: DEVELOPMENT COST CHARGES BYLAW NO. 1011, 2019

A report regarding the update of Development Cost Charges (DCC) Bylaw No. 427, introducing new rates and projects.

Pages 60–613 key facts
Appendix

DRAFT: DEVELOPMENT COST CHARGES BYLAW NO. 1011, 2019 (Report Attachment)

A draft version of the proposed DCC bylaw including the schedule of rates for various land uses.

Pages 62–672 key facts
Bylaw

DEVELOPMENT COST CHARGES BYLAW NO. 1011, 2019

The formal bylaw document presented for first, second, and third reading to update development cost charges.

Pages 68–731 key fact
Bylaw

Zoning Bylaw No. 900, 2014, Amendment Bylaw No. 1013, 2019

An amendment to create the P-9 cultural facility zone and rezone 1801 Admirals Road.

Pages 74–752 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1: AMENDMENTS TO Schedule 'B' Zoning Map of Zoning Bylaw, 2014, No. 900

A map showing the location of the property at 1801 Admirals Road subject to rezoning.

Page 762 key facts