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March 3, 20201 PDF25 documents extracted

2020 03 03 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

The agenda for the March 3, 2020, regular council meeting, outlining items such as minutes adoption, staff reports on View Royal Park, and correspondence regarding the handyDART facility.

Pages 1–45 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2020

Official minutes from the February 18, 2020, council meeting, covering budget deliberations, strategic plan approval, and various grant-in-aid requests.

Pages 5–114 key facts
Minutes

MINUTES OF A SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020

Minutes from a special council meeting focused on bylaws for municipal ticket information and West Shore Parks and Recreation governance agreements.

Pages 12–143 key facts
Other

Memorandum of Understanding - handyDART Facility at 2401 Burnside Road West

A non-binding agreement between BC Transit and the Town of View Royal regarding the development of a regional handyDART operations and maintenance facility.

Pages 15–184 key facts
Staff Report

COUNCIL REPORT - View Royal Park Master Plan Review

Staff report providing an early draft of the revised View Royal Park Master Plan for council information and review prior to seeking community feedback.

Pages 19–213 key facts
Appendix

View Royal Park Master Plan Draft—February 2020

A comprehensive draft document outlining the history, analysis, and future vision for View Royal Park, including ecological restoration and infrastructure improvements.

Pages 22–593 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board of Directors Meeting - January 16, 2020

Minutes detailing society operations, including the strategic plan update, fees and charges reports, and funding for a new skatepark.

Pages 60–643 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Matthew Ruhlman, TBC Teletheatre BC Re: Horse Racing Teletheatre

A request for a letter of approval from the Town to establish a horse racing teletheatre at Elements Casino Victoria.

Pages 65–673 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from D. Critchley Re: View Royal Park

Citizen feedback regarding the environmental aspects of the View Royal Park Master Plan, specifically concerning riparian buffers and native species.

Pages 68–693 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from June Haynes Re: BC Transit Handi Bus Proposal

Letter expressing disappointment over the proposed location of the BC Transit industrial facility near residential areas and salmon habitats.

Page 703 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Carrol & Brent Parfitt Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Residents voicing disapproval of the handyDART facility due to concerns about traffic, infrastructure capacity, and safety for schoolchildren.

Page 712 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from J. Coenraads Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Resident objection to the handyDART facility citing proximity to Eagle View Elementary School and Craigflower Creek.

Page 722 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from P. & B. Emile Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Letter detailing environmental concerns regarding the Western Painted Turtle and potential traffic disasters at the Watkiss and Burnside intersection.

Pages 73–743 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from S. Ghanem Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Email raising concerns about emergency evacuation routes and the impact of 100+ daily handyDART bus trips on residential safety.

Page 753 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from B. Wyvill Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

A professor's critical letter to the Premier regarding the 'undemocratic' overturning of the Town's refusal to rezone parkland for a bus depot.

Pages 76–773 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from R. Vasta & P. Hedge Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Detailed email regarding traffic gridlock at the Watkiss and Burnside intersection and the lack of consultation with local residents.

Pages 78–803 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from G. & L. Safranyik Re: 2401 Burnside Road W - handyDART Site

Letter to provincial officials stating that the handyDART facility location is inappropriate and disrespectful to the democratic wishes of the citizens.

Pages 81–822 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from R. E. Hargrove Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Letter highlighting five specific concerns including the impact on the Victoria Bowmen who currently occupy the site.

Page 833 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from C. Kryski Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Resident email urging the government to protect salmon runs and respect residential areas over building the handyDART depot.

Page 842 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Harry & Deborah Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Handwritten notes expressing reasons why they are not in favor of the handyDART facility, including noise and loss of trees.

Pages 85–862 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Doug & Lindsay Critchley Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Email providing analysis of the MOU and links to petitions and funding campaigns against the facility development.

Pages 87–883 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Kathryn Cass Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Advocacy for full electrification of the handyDART fleet to mitigate health and climate impacts on local residents and students.

Pages 89–903 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Sylvie Ghanem Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Urgent email to the MLA regarding community anger and the 'unacceptable' placement of an industrial facility in a residential neighborhood.

Page 912 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Marilynn and Bob Seifert Re: 2401 Burnside Road W. - handyDART Site

Email stating that industrial developments should stay in industrial parks and suggesting BC Transit procure land in Langford instead.

Page 922 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1041

A bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw to allow for Retail Cannabis Stores at 1495 Admirals Road (Admirals Walk).

Pages 93–943 key facts