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Council Meeting/Documents/Environmental Overview - 9 Erskine Lane, View Royal BC (PID 002-364-531)
Appendix

Environmental Overview - 9 Erskine Lane, View Royal BC (PID 002-364-531)

June 16, 2020Pages 137–1381 section

Attachment 9 providing a photographic environmental overview of the 9 Erskine Lane property, focusing on forest types and site features.

1 CALL TO ORDER
Dated: Nov 18, 2019PID: 002-364-531EDI Project No: 19N0375Identifies Douglas-fir—arbutus forest and stick nests (Raven or Cooper's Hawk)

Environmental Overview

9 Erskine Lane, View Royal BC (PID 002-364-531) Nov 18, 2019

Representative view of the Douglas fir—arbutus forest.
Representative view of the Douglas fir—arbutus forest.
Photo 37. Representative view of the Douglas fir—arbutus forest.
East view of the existing rural residential land use from Erskine Ln.
East view of the existing rural residential land use from Erskine Ln.
Photo 38. East view of the existing rural residential land use from Erskine Ln.
Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Photo 39. Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Photo 40. Representative view of the Douglas-fir—arbutus forest.
Southwest view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Southwest view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Photo 41. Southwest view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Northeast view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Northeast view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Photo 42. Northeast view of the ditch along the east side of Watkiss Way.
Common Raven nest in the southern portion of the property.
Common Raven nest in the southern portion of the property.
Photo 43. Common Raven nest in the southern portion of the property.

Photo 44. Stick nest (possibly Common Raven or Cooper’s Hawk) in the northern portion of the property.

Page 137–138
Extracted from: 2020 06 16 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf