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2018 09 04 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf

Agenda

Town of View Royal Council Meeting Agenda - September 4, 2018

The official agenda for the September 4, 2018 Council meeting, outlining items for approval, minutes for adoption, staff reports, correspondence, and bylaws.

Pages 1–53 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of a Council Meeting Held on Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Minutes from the previous regular council meeting, recording decisions on soil permits, grants-in-aid, and council remuneration.

Pages 6–124 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of a Special Council Meeting Held on Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Minutes from a special meeting focused on bylaws related to liveaboard vessels and municipal ticket information.

Pages 13–143 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Off-site Backup and Disaster Recovery Services – Award of RFP

Recommendation to award a contract for off-site backup and disaster recovery services to Storagepipe Solutions Inc.

Pages 15–184 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary C-39: Offsite business continuity

Project summary document outlining the business case and costs for the offsite business continuity project.

Page 193 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: Microsoft Office 365 Implementation Services – Award of RFP

Recommendation to award the contract for Microsoft Office 365 implementation to itgroove Professional Services Ltd.

Pages 20–223 key facts
Appendix

Project Summary C-37R: Microsoft Office productivity suite upgrade

Revised project summary detailing the transition to a shared, secure cloud platform via Office 365.

Page 233 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: PROPOSED STREETS BYLAW NO. 980, 2018

Report introducing a revamped bylaw to regulate Town streets, including boulevard parking and cycling in crosswalks on regional trails.

Pages 24–264 key facts
Appendix

Attachment A: Streets and Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 609, 2005

The existing streets and traffic bylaw (consolidated to January 2017) being proposed for repeal and replacement.

Pages 27–622 key facts
Appendix

Attachment B: Proposed Streets Bylaw No. 980, 2018

The draft text of the new proposed Streets Bylaw regulating parking, boulevards, driveway crossings, and permits.

Pages 63–913 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the Parks, Recreation & Environment Advisory Committee Meeting held July 24, 2018

Minutes detailing committee discussions on bike skills parks, park signage, and park maps.

Pages 92–952 key facts
Minutes

Minutes of the Community Development Advisory Committee Meeting held July 24, 2018

Minutes recording the selection of committee chairs and discussions on transit and solar lighting projects.

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Minutes

Minutes of the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board of Directors Meeting held May 10, 2018

Minutes from the regional recreation board covering facility reviews, skatepark designs, and administrative updates.

Pages 101–1053 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Mayor Nils Jensen, District of Oak Bay re: Local Government Vacancy Levy

Request for support for a UBCM resolution to empower local governments to collect a levy on vacant residential properties.

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Correspondence

Email from Julie Lawlor, West Shore Chamber of Commerce re: All Candidates Forum

Inquiry regarding the Town's interest in holding an All Candidates Forum at Elements Casino and potential grant support.

Page 1082 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Taz Sealey re: Six Mile Road to Thetis roadway

Resident correspondence supporting the installation of a sidewalk on Six Mile Road leading into Thetis Lake Park.

Page 1092 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Kelly Pollock re: Sidewalk to Thetis Lake Park

Resident correspondence expressing safety concerns regarding the dangerous stretch of road entering Thetis Lake Park without a sidewalk.

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Correspondence

Email chain from J. Pero re: Six Mile Rd sidewalk into Thetis Lake Park

Resident forwarding another email and attaching a photo demonstrating the dangerous conditions for pedestrians on Six Mile Road.

Pages 111–1122 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Dan Hedekar re: Six Mile Rd sidewalk into Thetis Lake Park

Resident email requesting a sidewalk extension north into the park to improve accessibility and safety.

Pages 113–1142 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Tammy Ages, Team Manager, View Royal Falcons U16B re: 2018 Western Softball Championships

Request for corporate sponsorship from the Town for the View Royal Falcons U16B girls softball team to attend the championships in Kelowna.

Page 1152 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Great Canadian Gaming Corporation re: Public Transit in the West Shore

The casino property operator raises concerns about recruitment difficulties due to limited public transit hours on the West Shore.

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Correspondence

Email from Juliet Grove re: Parking Lot at Helmcken Road Park and Ride

Request to expand the parking lot at the Helmcken Park and Ride to accommodate more BC Transit users.

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Correspondence

Letter from Mayor Walt Cobb, City of Williams Lake re: Employer Health Tax Impact

Notification that Williams Lake Council supports the City of Langley in requesting the Province to exempt local governments from the Employer Health Tax.

Page 1182 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Susan Brice, Victoria Regional Transit Commission re: Transit Future Plan Update

Letter accompanying the 2018 annual progress report for the region's 25-year Transit Future Plan.

Pages 119–1203 key facts
Appendix

Victoria Regional Transit Future Plan: 2018 Annual Progress Update

Detailed report on transit accomplishments, infrastructure projects (bus lanes), and priority actions for 2018/19.

Pages 121–1243 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from WestUrban Developments Ltd. re: Construction at 301 Nursery Hill Drive

Apology and response from the developer to resident concerns regarding construction traffic, noise, and road safety.

Pages 125–1263 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Hari Krishan Sharma, Strata VIS6081 re: Construction: Nursery Heights

Letter from the Strata Chair outlining numerous resident complaints about construction worker parking, commercial vehicle hazards, and safety incidents.

Pages 127–1292 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Green Communities Committee re: Corporate Carbon Neutrality for 2017

Congratulatory letter for achieving Level 4 recognition (Achievement of Carbon Neutrality) for the 2017 reporting year.

Pages 130–1312 key facts
Appendix

GCC Communiqué on the Climate Action Recognition Program

Document describing the four levels of recognition for local governments under the Climate Action Charter.

Page 1321 key fact
Other

Blank Page

A blank page in the agenda package.

Page 133
Correspondence

Letter from IBC re: IBC ShakeZone Tour

Letter from the Insurance Bureau of Canada promoting a portable earthquake simulator event in View Royal and Colwood.

Page 1343 key facts
Appendix

Disaster Proofing Canada – Earthquake Resiliency Information

Informational brochures regarding earthquake risk in BC and the financial impact of potential disasters.

Pages 135–1382 key facts
Correspondence

Email from Diane & Russ Ridout re: View Royal Park-Tax Payers Money

Letter from long-time residents opposing the $100,000 funding for a bike park at View Royal Park, citing history of the land and noise concerns.

Pages 139–1402 key facts
Correspondence

Letter from Ian D. Brown re: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Congratulatory letter regarding the development of a policy for electric vehicle charging stations and recommendations for vehicle selection.

Page 1412 key facts
Staff Report

Staff Report: PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION APPLICATION - EXTREME OUTREACH SOCIETY

Report recommending the consideration of a property tax exemption for the non-profit organization located at 102-284 Helmcken Road.

Pages 142–1443 key facts
Bylaw

Tax Exemption Bylaw (Non-Profit Organizations) No. 1008, 2018 (Draft)

Bylaw to declare the Extreme Outreach Society property exempt from taxation for the years 2019-2028.

Page 1452 key facts
Form

Permissive Tax Exemption Application - Appendix B

The application form submitted by Extreme Outreach Society for the 2019 tax year.

Page 1463 key facts
Appendix

Extreme Outreach Society Financial Statements 2017

Unaudited financial reports for the society for the year ending December 31, 2017.

Pages 147–1512 key facts
Appendix

Extreme Outreach Society Program and Third Party Facility Use Info

Overview of community programs (BBQ Outreach, Superkids Camp, Christmas Dinner) and facility rental details.

Pages 152–1542 key facts
Appendix

Commercial Contract of Purchase and Sale - 102-284 Helmcken Rd

Contract details for the property purchase by Extreme Outreach Society.

Pages 155–1582 key facts
Appendix

Appendix C: 2018 Permissive Tax Exemption Application Summary

Staff summary table of the application, assessment values, and tax history.

Page 1592 key facts
Appendix

Appendix D: Active Permissive Exemption Listing

A list of organizations currently receiving property tax exemptions in the Town.

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Appendix

Appendix E: Permissive Tax Exemption Policy #1600-018

Town policy document guiding the eligibility and process for granting tax exemptions.

Pages 161–1642 key facts
Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1008 - Tax Exemption (Non-Profit Organizations)

Second inclusion of Bylaw 1008 for readings adoption purposes.

Page 1651 key fact
Staff Report

Staff Report: FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW NO. 958, 2016, AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 1009, 2018

Recommendation to increase sewer user rates by 3% to meet the 2018-2022 Financial Plan revenue target.

Pages 166–1683 key facts
Bylaw

Appendix A: Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 1009

Draft amending bylaw showing specific wording changes for sanitary sewer user rates.

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Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1009 - Fees and Charges Amendment

Second inclusion of Bylaw 1009 for readings adoption purposes.

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Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1003 - Official Community Plan Amendment

Bylaw for final adoption changing land use designations for Lot A, Section 98 from Rural to Park/Mixed Residential.

Page 1712 key facts
Appendix

Schedule 1 - OCP Amendment Map

Visual map representing the area changes described in Bylaw No. 1003.

Page 172
Bylaw

Bylaw No. 1004 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment

Bylaw for final adoption rezoning Lot A, Section 98 to P-3: Parks and CD-19: Subzone B Mixed Residential.

Page 1731 key fact
Appendix

Schedule 1 - Zoning Amendment Map

Visual map representing the zoning changes described in Bylaw No. 1004.

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