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May 19, 20201 PDF112 documents extracted

2020 05 19 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Minutes

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL MINUTES OF A COUNCIL MEETING HELD ELECTRONICALLY ON TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2020

Minutes from the previous council meeting detailing discussions, motions carried, and approvals regarding land acquisition and tax rate bylaws.

Pages 7–124 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: 2019 Consolidated Financial Statements and Audit Results

A report from the Director of Finance presenting the draft 2019 audited financial statements and audit findings for Council approval.

Pages 13–143 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal Consolidated Financial Statements Year ended December 31, 2019 (Draft)

Detailed draft financial statements including the statement of financial position, operations, and cash flows for the 2019 fiscal year.

Pages 15–424 key facts
Appendix

Town of View Royal 2019 Audit Findings Report to the Mayor and Council

A report from MNP LLP outlining the results of the 2019 financial audit, including materiality levels and audit status.

Pages 43–484 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Town of View Royal 2019 Consolidated Financial Statements

Slide presentation summarizing the 2019 financial results, including revenue sources, expenses, and sustainability ratios.

Pages 49–693 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: Audit Findings Report to the Mayor and Council

Slide presentation by MNP LLP detailing the audit process, responsibilities, and key findings for the 2019 fiscal year.

Pages 70–793 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: 2020-2024 Financial Plan Considerations

Report analyzing the impact of COVID-19 and the casino closure on the Town's 5-year financial plan.

Pages 80–834 key facts
Appendix

Casino Revenue Funded Project Listing by Priority

A list of planned municipal projects funded by casino revenues, categorized by priority levels (Critical, Required, Strategic, Optimal, Discretionary).

Pages 84–853 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Development Variance Permit No. 2020/01 - 8 Eaton Avenue

Report evaluating a request for variances to setbacks and eave projections to allow for an accessory woodworking shop building.

Pages 86–904 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from T. & S. Carter regarding Development Variance Permit No. 2020/01

Letter from the property owners explaining the request for a setback variance to accommodate a hobby woodworking shop on an existing foundation.

Page 913 key facts
Correspondence

Applicant Neighborhood Engagement Letter - 8 Eaton Avenue

A letter from Troy and Sue-Anne Carter explaining their project and their efforts to communicate with neighbours regarding their accessory building application.

Page 923 key facts
Appendix

Site Plan of Lot 3, Block 1, Section 9, Esquimalt District, Plan 1430

A professional survey and site plan for 8 Eaton Avenue showing existing structures and the proposed accessory building location.

Page 933 key facts
Correspondence

Opposition Letter - 10 Eaton Avenue

Letter from neighbors at 10 Eaton Avenue expressing opposition to the proposed variance for the accessory building at 8 Eaton Avenue.

Pages 94–954 key facts
Appendix

Neighbor Front Door Proximity Photos - 10 Eaton Avenue

Photographs provided to illustrate the proximity of the proposed workshop at 8 Eaton Avenue to the neighbor's front door at 10 Eaton Avenue.

Page 961 key fact
Form

DVP 2020/01 Neighborhood Support Forms

A collection of standardized support forms signed by residents in the neighborhood expressing support for the Carters' application for a setback relaxation.

Pages 97–1202 key facts
Appendix

Foundation Improvements and Structural Drawings - 8 Eaton Avenue

Technical drawings for the proposed Carter accessory building, including foundation plans, elevations, and structural cross-sections.

Pages 121–1273 key facts
Presentation

Staff Presentation - Development Variance Permit 2020/01

Slideshow presentation from staff detailing the purpose of the report, the requested variances, and the recommendation for 8 Eaton Avenue.

Pages 128–1323 key facts
Correspondence

Applicant Response to Staff Report (May 4, 2020)

A rebuttal letter from Troy and Sue-Anne Carter addressing concerns raised by the neighbor at 10 Eaton Avenue.

Pages 133–1353 key facts
Correspondence

Applicant Follow-up and Visual Evidence (May 15, 2020)

A follow-up letter from the applicants including a photograph showing stick placement to visually demonstrate the minor nature of the requested setback reduction.

Pages 136–1373 key facts
Correspondence

Letter of Support - Headen & Kourchenko (May 12, 2020)

A letter of support from neighbors at 1269 Burnside Road West for the proposal at 8 Eaton Avenue.

Page 1382 key facts
Correspondence

Opposition Letter - Chantal Brasset (May 18, 2020)

A formal letter of opposition from Chantal and Bill Brasset detailing the negative impact the building would have on their home environment.

Pages 139–1413 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence (Support) - Mary Ferrarelli

A 'character letter' from a neighbor at 1251 Stancil Lane supporting the Carters and their community contributions.

Page 1422 key facts
Correspondence

Letter of Support - George and Elham Moldovanos

A support letter from neighbors at 1264 Stancil Lane for the development variance permit application.

Page 1432 key facts
Correspondence

Email Correspondence (Support) - Brian and Crystal Morton

A support email from neighbors across the street at 8 Eaton Avenue, noting that they have no concerns about the proposal.

Page 1441 key fact
Correspondence

Email Correspondence (Support) - Sherri Gudjonson

A support email from the resident at 12 Eaton Avenue praising the applicants' character and supporting the workshop variance.

Page 1452 key facts
Correspondence

Opposition Email and Photo Submission - Chantal Brasset (May 19, 2020)

An email submission containing photographs of the sparse laurel hedge to counter claims made by the applicant about screening.

Pages 146–1472 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report - COVID-19 PUBLIC HEARING PROCESS OPTIONS

A report exploring ways to hold public hearings for the Eagles Nest rezoning application while complying with public health orders during COVID-19.

Pages 148–1533 key facts
Appendix

Ministerial Order No. M139 - Provincial Emergency Program Act

The full text of the provincial order authorizing local governments to conduct meetings and public hearings electronically during the state of emergency.

Pages 154–1613 key facts
Presentation

Staff Presentation - COVID-19 Public Hearing Options

A slide deck for Council presenting the options for holding an electronic public hearing for the Eagles Nest property.

Pages 162–1732 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report - TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN PRIMER

A report providing an overview of the legislative requirements for an OCP and background information for the upcoming review of View Royal's 2011 OCP.

Pages 174–1783 key facts
Staff Report

Town of View Royal Official Community Plan OCP Primer and Review Background

A staff report outlining the background and legislative requirements for updating the 2011 Official Community Plan, focusing on emerging issues like rapid population growth, climate emergency, and housing security.

Pages 179–1863 key facts
Presentation

Presentation - Preparation for OCP Review

A slide deck providing a refresher on the OCP structure, legislative overview, and the specific focus areas for the upcoming 2020-2021 review process.

Pages 187–2072 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Environmental Development Permit with Variance - 2750 Herbate Road

Report introducing an application for a proposed freshwater dock on Mackenzie Lake, requiring a variance to the lake setback.

Pages 208–2133 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map - 2750 Herbate Road

A location map identifying the subject property at 2750 Herbate Road and surrounding parcels.

Page 2142 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Orthophoto - 2750 Herbate Road

Satellite imagery showing the shoreline of Mackenzie Lake and the proposed location for the new dock.

Page 2151 key fact
Correspondence

Applicant's Statement - Brian Richmond

A letter from the property owner justifying the dock design and adherence to environmental guidelines.

Pages 216–2174 key facts
Appendix

Dock Plan and Elevation - 2750 Herbate Road

Technical drawings showing the plan view and side elevation profiles of the proposed elevated boardwalk and floating dock.

Pages 218–2193 key facts
Appendix

Swell Environmental Assessment - 2750 Herbate Road

An environmental site assessment report evaluating the impact of the proposed dock on McKenzie Lake's sensitive ecosystems.

Pages 220–2283 key facts
Presentation

Presentation - Development Permit 2020/04 - 2750 Herbate Rd

A slide deck for Council summarizing the Herbate Road dock application, environmental findings, and required variances.

Pages 229–2362 key facts
Staff Report

Planning & Development Report: Development Permit Application 2020/05 - 1950 West Park Lane

Report for a proposed 26-unit multifamily development across 11 buildings, including a request for multiple variances.

Pages 237–2444 key facts
Appendix

Attachment 1. Location Plan - 1950 West Park Lane

A site map showing the location of the 1950 West Park Lane development site adjacent to Thetis Lake Regional Park.

Page 2451 key fact
Correspondence

Applicant Letter - Limona Construction

A letter from the developer describing the project vision, design elements, and community benefits.

Pages 246–2473 key facts
Appendix

Phasing Plan - West Park at Thetis

A layout showing the chronological phasing (Phases 1-6) of the comprehensive development project.

Page 2482 key facts
Appendix

Subdivision Key Plan and Data Box

Engineering sheet providing project data including lot area, zoning, and coverage statistics.

Page 2493 key facts
Appendix

Block A Site Plan

Detailed site plan for Block A within the 1950 West Park Lane development.

Page 2502 key facts
Appendix

Block A Foundation Plan (On Slab)

Engineering foundation plan for the Block A townhouse structure.

Page 2511 key fact
Appendix

Block A Main Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the main level of Block A units.

Page 2522 key facts
Appendix

Block A Upper Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the upper level of Block A units.

Page 2532 key facts
Appendix

Block A Elevations (Front/Rear)

Exterior design views of the front and rear of Block A building.

Page 2542 key facts
Appendix

Block A Elevations (Left/Right)

Side elevation views for Block A units.

Page 2551 key fact
Appendix

Block B Site Plan

Detailed site plan for Block B units.

Page 2561 key fact
Appendix

Block B Foundation Plan (On Slab)

Structural foundation plan for the Block B units.

Page 2571 key fact
Appendix

Block B Main Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the main level of Block B units.

Page 2582 key facts
Appendix

Block B Upper Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the upper level of Block B units.

Page 2592 key facts
Appendix

Block B Elevations

Exterior elevation views for the Block B townhouse structure.

Page 2601 key fact
Appendix

Block C Site Plan

Detailed site plan for Block C units.

Page 2611 key fact
Appendix

Block C Foundation Plan (On Slab)

Structural foundation drawings for Block C building.

Page 2621 key fact
Appendix

Block C Main Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the main level of Block C units.

Page 2632 key facts
Appendix

Block C Upper Floor Plan

Architectural floor plan for the upper level of Block C units.

Page 2641 key fact
Appendix

Block C Elevations

Exterior elevation views for the Block C building, showing contemporary West Coast design elements.

Page 2651 key fact
Correspondence

Email from Mike Baier re: Thetis Lake Townhome DP and Associated Engineering Memos

Correspondence from Limona Construction providing responses to staff questions regarding variances for the 1950 West Park Lane project, supported by engineering memos.

Pages 353–3564 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Mike Baier re: DP Parking Clarification

A follow-up email clarifying that units in blocks A-E include double-car garages, meeting bylaw requirements and providing up to 4 parking stalls per unit.

Page 3573 key facts
Presentation

Presentation - 1950 West Park Lane Development Permit Application 2020/05

A staff presentation detailing the proposed 26-unit townhouse development at 1950 West Park Lane, including site plans, zoning requirements, and requested variances.

Pages 358–3794 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: 2019 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program

Report on the Town's 2019 Greenhouse Gas emissions and its achievement of carbon-neutral operations.

Pages 380–3853 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: 2019 Town GHG Emissions

A spreadsheet detailing stationary and mobile Greenhouse Gas emission sources from corporate operations in 2019.

Page 3862 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: 2019 Contractor GHG Emissions

A spreadsheet detailing GHG emissions from stationary and mobile sources used by contractors engaged by the Town in 2019.

Page 3872 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: CRD Allocations of Carbon Offsets

A table showing the 2016 population census data used to calculate the percentage of regional carbon offsets allocated to various municipalities.

Page 3882 key facts
Form

Form: Organic Waste Composting Project Plan

The project plan form for the Capital Regional District's regional composting initiative used to claim GHG reduction credits.

Pages 389–3903 key facts
Appendix

Appendix: Net Tonnes Diverted From Landfill Spreadsheet

Technical data spreadsheet calculating GHG emissions avoided through kitchen scrap and yard waste diversion programs.

Page 3913 key facts
Presentation

Presentation: 2019 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program

Staff presentation highlighting the Town's GHG reduction achievements and corporate emissions data for 2019.

Pages 392–3943 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Energy Step Code Adoption

Report recommending the Town reconsider early adoption of Step 3 and instead follow the Provincial implementation timeline of 2022 to maintain a level playing field.

Pages 395–4023 key facts
Minutes

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

Minutes from the April 9, 2020, meeting of the WSPR Board, covering budget updates and the facility's response to COVID-19 closures.

Pages 403–4063 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Greater Victoria Green Team Update, Proposal and Report

An email and activity report from the Greater Victoria Green Team detailing volunteer environmental work and requesting a funding increase.

Pages 407–4093 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Vancouver Island Rail Transit Report

A proposal from Gwyer Webber regarding the development of regional and commuter rail transit connecting Victoria to Duncan and beyond.

Pages 410–4153 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence re: Metchosin Appointee

Notice from the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society regarding new board appointments from Metchosin.

Page 4162 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence re: South Island Prosperity Partnership Membership

A letter from SIPP thanking the Town for support and outlining regional economic initiatives in response to COVID-19.

Pages 417–4182 key facts
Form

Form: SIPP Schedule A Designate Form

A form for SIPP members to appoint an individual to vote on their behalf at the Annual General Meeting.

Page 4191 key fact
Correspondence

Invoice: South Island Prosperity Partnership

Membership dues invoice for the period of April 2020 to March 2021, including a payment advice slip.

Pages 420–4212 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence: Supporting Businesses by Making Liquor Licensing More Flexible

Letters from the Mayors of Nanaimo and North Vancouver requesting the province allow more flexible and temporary liquor licensing for outdoor patio expansions during COVID-19 recovery.

Pages 422–4242 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Cynthia Pacheco re: Invictus Proposed Development

Resident correspondence opposing the Eagles Nest development due to concerns over traffic at the Helmcken and Burnside intersection.

Page 4252 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Diane Young re: Invictus Development

Resident correspondence expressing concern that the Eagles Nest development will create overwhelming traffic and impact local parking at Eagle Creek.

Page 4262 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Leanne Kopp re: Invictus Development

Resident correspondence strongly objecting to the Eagles Nest development on the grounds of housing density, traffic congestion, and loss of green space.

Page 4272 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Robin Quenet re: Proposed Invictus Development

Saanich resident correspondence requesting that the Town explore reducing the visual and density impact of the project on neighboring Saanich residents.

Page 4282 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Marc Cittone re: Proposed Eagles' Nest Development

Correspondence supportive of the project's density but suggesting improvements to bicycle facilities and a reduction in the parking ratio.

Pages 429–4302 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Mark Finnis re: Invictus Development

Resident correspondence arguing that 6 storeys is too high for the site and expressing disappointment that rental suites were removed from the plan.

Page 4312 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Jane Devonshire re: Eagles Nest Development

Correspondence in support of the project, praising its density, active transportation incentives, and Step Code 3 construction standards.

Pages 432–4332 key facts
Correspondence

Correspondence from Edith Ritzer re: Eagle nest development

A short message of support for the Eagles Nest development from a View Royal resident.

Page 4341 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Edmond Duggan re: Support for Eagle's Nest Development

Correspondence supporting the project as an asset for tax revenue and for its proximity to transit and the Galloping Goose Trail.

Page 4351 key fact
Correspondence

Correspondence from Doug Foord re: Council Meeting and Eagles Nest

Correspondence from the developer, Invictus Commercial Investment Corp, arguing the project's consistency with the OCP and supporting the use of technology for an electronic public hearing.

Pages 436–4372 key facts
Bylaw

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL BYLAW NO. 1050

A bylaw to create the CD-24 (Burnside Helmcken Residential) Zone and rezone the properties at 3, 5, 9 Helmcken Road and 1449 Burnside Road West.

Pages 438–4393 key facts
Appendix

Subdivision Plan and Block D Site Plan / Elevations

Architectural drawings by Java Designs for Block D of the TLC Subdivision, including site plans, floor plans, and elevation details.

Pages 527–5314 key facts
Appendix

Block E Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Architectural drawings for Block E of the development, providing technical specifications for units E11 and E10.

Pages 532–5363 key facts
Appendix

Block F Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Architectural plans for Block F, illustrating site integration, foundation layouts, and exterior finishes for units F14, F13, and F12.

Pages 537–5422 key facts
Appendix

Block G Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Technical drawings for Block G, including units G15, G16, and G17 with detailed floor area and garage area calculations.

Pages 543–5472 key facts
Appendix

Block H Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Site and floor plans for Block H (units H18 and H19), detailing living spaces and garage dimensions.

Pages 548–5522 key facts
Appendix

Block I Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Architectural package for Block I (units I20 and I21), including building heights and exposing building face data.

Pages 553–5572 key facts
Appendix

Block J Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Development plans for Block J, showcasing the layout for units J22, J23, and J24.

Pages 558–5622 key facts
Appendix

Block K Site Plan / Floor Plans / Elevations

Final architectural block package for Block K, detailing units K25 and K26.

Pages 563–5672 key facts
Appendix

Site Section Drawings

Cross-sectional drawings (S1) showing the relative elevations and finished grades of building blocks A through K.

Page 5682 key facts
Appendix

Landscape Plan

A detailed landscape design (L-01) by KMC Landscapes showing proposed tree planting, shrubs, and playground areas.

Page 5693 key facts
Appendix

Civil Fencing Plan

Engineering drawing (Figure 1-2) by Associated Engineering illustrating the location of various fencing types, including 5' high cedar and black vinyl chainlink.

Page 5703 key facts
Appendix

Civil Grading Plan

Civil engineering drawing (C-301) detailing proposed site grading, catch basins, and road elevations for Phase 1.

Page 5712 key facts
Appendix

Color Sample Board

A visual guide to the four proposed exterior color schemes (Schemes 1-4) for the different building blocks using Benjamin Moore colors.

Pages 572–5742 key facts
Appendix

Exterior Materials and Lighting

Technical specifications for siding, roofing, and outdoor lighting fixtures to be used in the development.

Pages 575–5762 key facts
Appendix

Roadway Lighting Plans

Electrical and lighting distribution plans for the subdivision's internal roads by Primary Engineering and Construction.

Pages 577–5783 key facts
Appendix

Subject Property Map and Renderings

A location map and high-quality 3D architectural renderings of the proposed townhouse blocks.

Pages 579–5802 key facts
Appendix

Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP)

A technical report by Associated Engineering describing the civil site servicing and strategy for managing stormwater for the residential development.

Pages 581–5934 key facts
Appendix

SWMP Appendix A - Design Calculations

Technical calculations and drainage system design sheets supporting the Stormwater Management Plan.

Pages 594–5982 key facts
Appendix

Runoff Coefficient and Imperviousness Analysis

Data tables and orthophoto maps analyzing site runoff factors and land surface types for both pre-development and post-development conditions.

Pages 599–6022 key facts
Correspondence

Geotechnical Memo - Ryzuk Geotechnical

A project memo confirming regular site monitoring and geotechnical oversight for the Phase 1 townhomes development.

Page 6033 key facts
Staff Report

Development Permit Area Guidelines - Review

A planning department review of the project's adherence to Mixed Residential DPA guidelines, including design character, landscaping, and safety.

Pages 604–6103 key facts
Staff Report

Plan check for 1950 West Park Lane - Zoning Bylaw

A technical zoning review comparing the proposal for 26 units in Phases 1 & 2 against the CD-23 (Thetis Lake) Zone requirements.

Pages 611–6133 key facts