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MeetingsMon, Nov 21, 2016

Regular Council

AgendaMinutes

Summary

  • Gave second and third reading to amendments allowing large mixed‑use employment development, higher density and conditions (Bylaw 1661).
  • Awarded Bear Mountain park and boulevard maintenance contract to Ecoasis Resort & Golf for $296,988.52 in 2017.
  • Gave first reading to 7‑storey residential at 2326 & 2350 Millstream Rd; FAR 1.7, 5 m stepback (Bylaw 1580).
  • Adopted zoning amendment allowing 41‑child group day care and dance studio at 2285 Bellamy Road (Bylaw 1649).

Decisions

What council voted on, in agenda order.

21 decisions2 defeated
  • Rejected advising the CRD that Langford supports establishing a regional transportation service.

    4 · Presentation - CRD - Establish a Regional Transportation Service (Director Susan Brice and CAO Robert Lapham)

    DefeatedMoved by Szpak, seconded by Blackwell
  • Issued a variance for 2691 Peatt Rd requiring $5,000 to General Amenity Reserve.

    6.a · Development Variance Permit - DVP16-0015 - 2691 Peatt Rd

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Directed staff to prepare zone amendment allowing 90-child daycare at 2780 Veterans Memorial Pkwy.

    7.a.1 · Committee Resolutions - Planning, Zoning and Affordable Housing Committee - (Application to amend the C3 zone at 2780 Veterans Memorial Parkway to allow for a 90 child group day care) (Planning Z16-0020)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Deferred changes to the speed limit on Peatt Road.

    7.b.1 · Committee Resolutions - Transportation and Public Works Committee - Request to Lower Speed Limit on Peatt Road

    Moved by Sifert, seconded by Wade
  • Directed staff to mark on-street stall at 1325 Bear Mountain Parkway for emergency vehicles only.

    7.b.2 · Committee Resolutions - Transportation and Public Works Committee - 1325 Bear Mountain Parkway Sightline Concerns

    Moved by Sifert, seconded by Wade
  • Declined a Leigh Place crosswalk and directed staff to monitor the informal path.

    7.b.3 · Committee Resolutions - Transportation and Public Works Committee - Leigh Place Paved Trail and Pedestrian Crosswalk Request

    Moved by Sifert, seconded by Sahlstrom
  • Directed staff to not enforce Local Traffic Only signage on Finlayson Arm Road.

    7.b.4 · Committee Resolutions - Transportation and Public Works Committee - Finlayson Arm Road Speeding Volume Concerns

    Moved by Sifert, seconded by Wade
  • Approved McCallum Road turnlane changes at Savory Road costing under $1,000.

    7.b.5 · Committee Resolutions - Transportation and Public Works Committee - McCallum Road at Savory Road Turnlanes

    Moved by Sifert, seconded by Wade
  • Directed staff to proceed with variances for Bombardier Court subject to conditions.

    8.a · Reports - DVP16-0017 - 2981, 2985, 2989, 2993, 2994 & 2997 Bombardier Crt

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Approved the Girl Guides walk on February 26, 2017 and waived the $35 permit fee.

    8.b · Reports - 2017 Hike for Hunger - Straits District Girl Guides

    Moved by Seaton, seconded by Wade
  • Approved a one-year electrical maintenance standing offer with Raylec Power Ltd.

    8.c · Reports - Electrical Maintenance Contract

    Moved by Szpak, seconded by Sifert
  • Awarded the Bear Mountain landscape and park maintenance contract to Ecoasis for $296,988.52 (2017).

    8.d · Reports - Bear Mountain Boulevard and Park Landscape Maintenance Contract

    Moved by Szpak, seconded by Seaton
  • Accepted the CRD Regional Growth Strategy amendment.

    8.e · Reports - 2003 RGS Amendment Bylaw 4124 - Referral for Municipal Acceptance (0400-20 CRD)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Seaton
  • Rejected initiating a 2017 strategic planning process and including it in the 2017 budget.

    8.f · Reports - Strategic Planning Process 2017

    DefeatedMoved by Szpak, seconded by Blackwell
  • Gave first reading to a zoning amendment for 2326 and 2350 Millstream Road, amending FAR.

    8.g · Reports - Application for a text amendment to Bylaw 300 (Zoning Bylaw) to allow for a 7 storey residential building and a separate commercial building at 2326 and 2350 Millstream Road (Bylaw No. 1580)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Approved the GVPL project plan and directed staff to develop a JF MAM reserve agreement.

    9.a · Correspondence - Greater Victoria Public Library (Juan de Fuca Branch Major Asset Maintenance 'JF MAM' Reserve)

    Moved by Seaton, seconded by Wade
  • Gave first reading to the zoning bylaw amendment for 2326 and 2350 Millstream Road.

    10.a · Bylaws - Bylaw NO. 1580 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 433, (2326 and 2350 Millstream Rd), 2016) (First Reading)

    Moved by Seaton, seconded by Wade
  • Adopted the zoning bylaw amendment for 892 Klahanie Dr.

    10.b · Bylaws - Bylaw NO. 1616 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 450, (892 Klahanie Dr), 2016) (Adoption)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Adopted the zoning bylaw amendment for 2285 Bellamy Rd.

    10.c · Bylaws - Bylaw NO. 1649 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 461, (2285 Bellamy Rd), 2016) (Adoption)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Gave Second and Third Reading to the zoning bylaw amendment.

    10.d · Bylaws - Bylaw NO. 1661 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 465) (Second AND Third Reading)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade
  • Gave first reading to the zoning bylaw amendment for 694 Hoylake Ave.

    10.e · Bylaws - Bylaw NO. 1664 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 467, (694 Hoylake Ave), 2016) (First Reading)

    Moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wade

Agenda

27 items · select one for details, debate and documents

Summary

Meeting was called to order at 5:30 pm.

Summary

Council approved the meeting agenda as presented.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor M. Sahlstrom

That Council Approve the Agenda as Presented.

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Section 3

Summary

Council approved the minutes of the November 7, 2016 regular meeting.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor M. Sahlstrom

That Council approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held on November 7th, 2016.

Summary

Council received a presentation from CRD representatives on establishing a regional transportation service and then voted on whether to advise support.

Motions (1)

FailedMoved by Councillor L. Szpak

That Council advise the CRD that it supports the establishment of a regional transportation service through the Capital Regional District.

RegionalTransportation

Summary

No public participation was received.

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Section 6

Summary

Council issued DVP16-0015 for 2691 Peatt Rd to vary parking and setback requirements for a 6-unit stacked townhouse development, subject to conditions.

Location

2691 Peatt Rd

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council issue Development Variance Permit No. DVP16-0015 for the City of Langford to Harry Skagberg on behalf of Pacific Coast Land Co. Inc. to vary the parking and setback requirements for a 6 unit stacked townhouse development located at 2691 Peatt Rd subject to the specified terms and conditions.

Documents (1)

Development Variance Permit DVP16-0015 to vary parking and setback requirements for a 6-unit stacked townhouse development at 2691 Peatt Road, with associated notice of intention to consider issuance.

Civic address: 2691 Peatt RdApplicant: Harry Skadberg, Pacific Coast Land Co. Inc.Variances requested: reduce required parking from 2 stalls/unit to 1 stall/unit; interior side lot setback from 3.0 m to 1.5 m; front lot line setback from 7.5 m to 0 mCondition: applicant to provide $5,000 to General Amenity Reserve Fund prior to issuance of a Development PermitCouncil meeting to consider issuance: Regular Meeting, Nov 21, 2016 (notice requested written submissions by Nov 16, 2016)
CITY OF LANGFORD

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DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT (DVP16-0015)

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Notice of Intention to Consider Issuance of a Development Variance Permit

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DVPHousing
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Section 7

Summary

Council directed staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the C3 zone to allow a 90-child day care at 2780 Veterans Memorial Parkway, subject to conditions (Section 219 covenant and frontage improvements).

Location

2780 Veterans Memorial Parkway

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the C3 zone to allow for a 90 child day care on the property located at 2780 Veterans Memorial Parkway only, subject to specified terms and conditions.

Documents (1)

Committee resolutions regarding planning items, including a direction to prepare a bylaw to amend the C3 zone to permit a 90-child group day care at 2780 Veterans Memorial Parkway, subject to conditions.

Subject property: 2780 Veterans Memorial ParkwayResolution: direct staff to prepare an amendment to the C3 zone to allow a 90-child daycare at that propertyCondition: applicant to provide, prior to bylaw adoption, a Section 219 covenant and complete full frontage improvements to Bylaw 1000 standards
CITY OF LANGFORD

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DaycareZoning

Summary

Council decided to take no action at this time regarding lowering the posted speed limit on Peatt Road between Brock Avenue and Goldstream Avenue.

Location

Peatt Road (between Brock Avenue and Goldstream Avenue)

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor W. Sifert

That Council do nothing at this time with the posted speed limit of 50km/h on Peatt Road between Brock Avenue and Goldstream Avenue.

Speed limitPeatt Road

Summary

Council directed staff to designate a specific on-street parking stall near 1325 Bear Mountain Parkway as Emergency Vehicle Stopping Only and mark/sign it accordingly.

Location

1325 Bear Mountain Parkway

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor W. Sifert

That Council direct staff to designate the on-street parking stall located immediately uphill of the driveway to the condominium building located at 1325 Bear Mountain Parkway as Emergency Vehicle Stopping Only and paint the curb of the stall and sign this stall to designate it as Emergency Vehicle Stopping Only.

SightlineEmergency Vehicle Access

Summary

Council instructed staff not to install a crosswalk on Leigh Place and to monitor the existing informal pathway for 12–18 months, bringing options forward if conditions change.

Location

Leigh Place

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor W. Sifert

1. Instruct staff not to install a pedestrian crosswalk on Leigh Place from the railway crossing to the beach access because one is not warranted due to the low vehicle volumes in the area; and 2. Direct staff to monitor the use of the existing informal gravel pathway on Leigh Place for the next 12 to 18 months and bring options forward at that time should conditions change.

PedestrianLeigh Place

Summary

Council directed staff not to enforce 'Local Traffic Only' signage on Finlayson Arm Road at this time and to continue monitoring speeds and consult ICBC/RCMP for options.

Location

Finlayson Arm Road

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor W. Sifert

1. Direct staff to not enforce the Local Traffic Only signage on Finlayson Arm Road as it is not warranted at this time; and 2. Direct staff to continue to monitor the road speeds and work with ICBC and/or the RCMP to determine any appropriate measures and report back options.

SpeedingMonitoring

Summary

Council directed staff to remove a short downhill left turnlane and extend the uphill left turnlane on McCallum Road to improve flow, at an estimated cost under $1,000 funded from Small Road Improvements.

Financial impact

$1,000— Small Road Improvements

Location

McCallum Road at Savory Road

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor W. Sifert

That Council direct staff to eliminate the short downhill left turnlane on McCallum Road at Savory Road and extend the uphill left turnlane on McCallum Road approaching the Leigh Road Interchange to improve traffic flow, at an estimated cost of less than $1,000 funded from Small Road Improvements.

TurnlaneTraffic flow
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Section 8

Summary

Council directed staff to proceed with consideration of variances for Bombardier Court to allow termination without a vehicular turning area, subject to conditions and signage.

Location

2981 Bombardier Ct

2985 Bombardier Ct

2989 Bombardier Ct

2993 Bombardier Ct

2994 Bombardier Ct

2997 Bombardier Ct

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

Direct staff to proceed with consideration of the variances for Bombardier Court allowing termination without a vehicular turning area, subject to specified terms and conditions including signage and development per the attached plan.

Documents (1)

Application (DVP16-0017) by OnPoint Projects (for Westhills Land Corp) requesting a variance to waive Bylaw No.1000 requirement for a vehicular cul-de-sac at the terminus of Bombardier Court as part of a 28-lot subdivision (Phase 5) at 3220 West Shore Parkway.

Civic address: 3220 West Shore Parkway (affected future lots to be addressed as 2981, 2985, 2989, 2993, 2994 & 2997 Bombardier Ct)Owner: Westhills Land Corp; Applicant: Matthew Pike, OnPoint Projects Engineers Ltd.Request: allow Bombardier Court (~45 m) to terminate without a vehicular turning area (no cul-de-sac) under Bylaw No.1000Conditions proposed if approved: site develop per Appendix A; install 'local traffic' and 'no turnaround' signage; fire hydrant staging to be from Bombardier Crescent intersectionOption to reject application and require redesign to meet bylaw
Staff Report: DVP16-0017 – 3220 West Shore Parkway (Bombardier Court cul-de-sac waiver)

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PURPOSE

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BACKGROUND

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SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA

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COMMENTS

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OPTIONS

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Submitted by:

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Appendix A

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DVPSubdivision

Summary

Council granted permission for the Straits District Girl Guides to stage a walk on February 26, 2017 and waived the $35 permit fee and damage deposit, subject to insurance proof.

Financial impact

$35— Permit fee waived

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Seaton

1. Grant permission for the Straits District Girl Guides to stage a walk on Sunday, February 26, 2017 as outlined and subject to proof of $5,000,000 liability insurance; AND 2. Waive the $35.00 permit fee and damage deposit.

Documents (1)

Request from Straits District Girl Guides (with Scouts Canada) to hold a 'Hike for Hunger' food drive walk on Sunday, February 26, 2017; seeks permission to use sidewalks/route and waiving of permit fee and damage deposit.

Event date: Sunday, February 26, 2017 (25th Anniversary of Hike for Hunger)Estimated participants: 100–150 Girl Guides and ScoutsRoute: Westshore Town Center to the Legion via Langford Parkway → Veterans Memorial Parkway → Station AvenueRequest: waiver of $35.00 permit fee and damage depositInsurance requirement: proof of $5,000,000 liability insurance naming City of Langford and Victoria Contracting and Municipal Maintenance Corporation as additional named insured
Staff Report: 2017 Hike for Hunger – Straits District Girl Guides

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Attachment: Letter to Mayor and Council

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Event permitGirl Guides

Summary

Council entered into a one-year standing offer with Raylec Power Ltd. for electrical maintenance of streetlights and signals, with an option to renew.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Szpak

That Council enter into a one (1) year standing offer with an option for a two (2) year renewal beginning January 1, 2017 with Raylec Power Ltd. for electrical maintenance of the City's streetlights and signals.

Documents (1)

Recommendation to enter a one-year standing offer (with up to two one-year renewals) with Raylec Power Ltd. for electrical maintenance of the City's traffic signals and streetlights commencing January 1, 2017, including set rates, 24-hour dispatch and stocked emergency parts.

Vendor recommended: Raylec Power Ltd.Term: one year starting Jan 1, 2017, with City option to extend up to two additional one-year termsRaylec responsibilities: set labour/equipment rates, 24-hour dispatch with response times, stock emergency signal and streetlight partsRaylec to have first right of refusal on City projects excluding subdivision/development projectsFinancial implication: no increase to the signal or streetlight budget
Staff Report to Council

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ContractElectrical

Summary

Council awarded the Bear Mountain landscape and park maintenance contract to Ecoasis Resort & Golf for Jan 2017–Apr 30, 2019 at $296,988.52 (2017).

Financial impact

$296,989— Parks Department

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Szpak

That Council award the contract for Bear Mountain Landscape and Park Maintenance to Ecoasis Resort & Golf, for the term of January 2017 — April 30, 2019 for a price of 296,988.52 in 2017.

Documents (1)

Report on RFP 2016-10 for Bear Mountain boulevard and park landscape maintenance; recommend awarding contract to Ecoasis Resort & Golf for service area maintenance (Jan 2017 – Apr 30, 2019) at proposed 2017 price.

RFP closed Nov 7, 2016; three proposals received (Ecoasis Resort & Golf, Horizon Nurserys Inc., Victoria Contracting Corp.)Evaluation scores favored Ecoasis (Total Score 93)Proposed 2017 price from Ecoasis: $296,988.52Existing 2016 contract amount: $277,943.82; additions accepted in 2016 total $18,884.16; adjusted 2017 baseline ~$300,093.08 (including 1.1% COL increase)Recommendation: award to Ecoasis Resort & Golf for Jan 2017 – Apr 30, 2019 at $296,988.52 for 2017
Staff Report: Bear Mountain Boulevard and Park Landscape Maintenance Contract

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Background

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Commentary

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Financial Implications

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Options

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ContractLandscaping

Summary

Council accepted the CRD Regional Growth Strategy Amending Bylaw No. 4124.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council accept the CRD Regional Growth Strategy Amending Bylaw No. 4124.

Documents (1)

Report regarding CRD Bylaw 4124 to amend the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) to include lands proposed to be transferred from the District of Metchosin to the City of Langford; seeks municipal acceptance or rejection.

Proposal: municipal boundary adjustment transferring ~380 acres from Metchosin to City of LangfordIssue: transferred lands currently outside the Regional Urban Containment Servicing Policy Area (RUCSPA); amendment would extend RUCSPA to include these lands enabling servicing and business park developmentCRD Board gave first and second reading to Bylaw 4124 on Nov 9, 2016 and referred it to municipal councils for acceptance/rejectionFinancial implication: including lands in RUCSPA would likely yield higher taxation value
Staff Report

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RegionalRGS

Summary

Council considered and defeated support for initiating a strategic planning process in 2017 and including it in the 2017 budget.

Motions (1)

FailedMoved by Councillor L. Szpak

1. Support a strategic planning process in 2017; and 2. Include for discussion in the 2017 budget.

Documents (1)

Report seeking Council direction on initiating a formal strategic planning process for 2017, noting the need for consultant assistance and estimating the cost of developing a comprehensive plan.

Recommendation: hire a consultant to guide strategic planning due to limited internal resourcesEstimated cost range for developing a comprehensive strategic plan: $50,000–$70,000Purpose: define mission, goals, objectives and actionable strategies supported by Council
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Staff Report: Strategic Planning Process - 2017

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Background

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Financial Implications

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Recommendation

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Respectfully Submitted

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Strategic planningBudget

Summary

Council gave first reading to Bylaw No. 1580 to amend the C6B zoning for 2326 and 2350 Millstream Road, amended FAR provisions, and required a Section 219 covenant for upper-story setbacks.

Location

2326 Millstream Road

2350 Millstream Road

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

1. Give first reading to Bylaw No. 1580; and 2. Amend item 1(e) of Council's November 7th resolution to allow an FAR of 1.7 for mixed use or residential uses; and 3. Require the applicant provide a Section 219 covenant requiring a 5 m setback on every story above the sixth story prior to bylaw adoption.

Documents (1)

Staff report on application (Z16-0021) to amend the C6B Neighbourhood Mixed Use Zone to permit a 7-storey residential building and separate commercial building at 2326 and 2350 Millstream Road; includes required studies, conditions and proposed amenity contribution changes.

Civic addresses: 2326 and 2350 Millstream RoadProposal: amend C6B zone to permit apartments in Area 1 and allow buildings containing apartments or a mix of apartment/commercial uses to exceed a height of 7 storeys (commercial-only capped at 3 storeys)Amenity contributions revised: $3,660 per residential unit to General Amenity Reserve Fund; $610 per unit to Affordable Housing Reserve FundPre-second/third reading requirements: number of two-bedroom units, new Traffic Study (supplement to 2011 study), Parking StudyPre-adoption requirements: road dedications, Storm Water Management Plan, Section 219 covenants, FUS calculations, and rental tenure covenant for apartments for at least 10 years
Staff Report: Z16-0021 / Bylaw No. 1580 – Text amendment to Bylaw 300 for 2326 & 2350 Millstream Road

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ZoningMillstream RoadBylaw 1580
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Section 9

Summary

Council approved the GVPL project plan for the Juan de Fuca Branch Major Asset Maintenance Reserve and directed municipal staff to work with GVPL on an agreement regarding the trust fund and building maintenance role.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Seaton

1. Approve the enclosed project plan for JF MAM Reserve as outlined in the letter dated November 3rd, 2016 from the GVPL; and 2. Direct municipal staff to work with GVPL staff in development of an agreement between the Library Board and the West Shore Municipalities regarding the JF MAM trust fund administration and building maintenance role.

Documents (1)

Letter from the Greater Victoria Public Library (GVPL) presenting a proposed project plan funded from the Juan de Fuca Branch Major Asset Maintenance (JF MAM) Reserve and requesting council approval and agreement clarifications regarding trust fund administration.

Letter date: November 3, 2016 from Kevin Murdoch, Chair GVPL BoardRequest: project plan approval by Council by Jan 31, 2017 and direction to municipal staff to work with GVPL on an agreement for JF MAM trust fund administration and building maintenance roleIncludes detailed planned projects and budget tables (multi-year planned expenditures and fund balance information)Notes overlap between existing Library Operating Agreement and branch-specific agreements; recommendation to draft new branch-specific agreement after LOA renewal
Greater Victoria Public Library — Letter

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Major Asset Maintenance Reserve - Planned Projects from Trust Fund

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Memo – JF MAM Reserve

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Agreement — GVPLB and West Shore Parks and Recreation Society (2011–2013)

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LibraryReserve
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Section 10

Summary

Council gave Bylaw No. 1580 First Reading.

Location

2326 Millstream Road

2350 Millstream Road

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Seaton

That Council give Bylaw No. 1580 First Reading.

Bylaw 1580First Reading

Summary

Council adopted Bylaw No. 1616.

Location

892 Klahanie Dr

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council adopt Bylaw No. 1616.

Documents (1)

Text of Bylaw No. 1616 to amend the Langford Zoning Bylaw to rezone the property at 892 Klahanie Drive (Amendment No. 450), prepared for consideration/ adoption.

Bylaw number: 1616 (Amendment No. 450)Subject: Rezoning 892 Klahanie Drive from RR2 to RR7 to facilitate a residential subdivisionStatus on agenda: listed under bylaws for consideration/adoption (Agenda item 10.b)
BYLAW NO. 1616 – Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 450 (892 Klahanie Dr), 2016

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Bylaw 1616Adoption

Summary

Council adopted Bylaw No. 1649.

Location

2285 Bellamy Rd

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council adopt Bylaw No. 1649.

Documents (1)

Text of Bylaw No. 1649 to amend the Langford Zoning Bylaw relating to the property at 2285 Bellamy Road; presented for adoption.

Bylaw number: 1649 (Amendment No. 461)Subject property: 2285 Bellamy RdStatus on agenda: Bylaw listed for adoption (Agenda item 10.c)
BYLAW NO. 1649 – Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 461 (2285 Bellamy Rd), 2016

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Bylaw 1649Adoption

Summary

Council gave Bylaw No. 1661 Second and Third Reading.

Location

1144-1198 Goldstream Ave

1216-1230 Goldstream Ave

1136 Donna Ave

1142 Donna Ave

1106 Sergio Pl

1110 Sergio Pl

2752 Leigh Rd

2730 Trans Canada Hwy

2734 Trans Canada Hwy

2738 Trans Canada Hwy

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council give Bylaw No. 1661 Second and Third Reading.

Documents (1)

Bylaw No. 1661 proposing amendments to the Zoning Bylaw affecting numerous properties (1144–1198, 1216–1230 Goldstream Ave; 1136,1142 Donna Ave; 1106,1110 Sergio Pl; 2752 Leigh Rd; 2730,2734,2738 Trans Canada Hwy), presented for second and third reading.

Bylaw number: 1661 (Amendment No. 465)Addresses included: 1144–1198 & 1216–1230 Goldstream Ave; 1136 & 1142 Donna Ave; 1106 & 1110 Sergio Pl; 2752 Leigh Rd; 2730, 2734, 2738 Trans Canada HwyAgenda status: listed as 'SECOND AND THIRD READING' (Agenda item 10.d)
BYLAW NO. 1661 – Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 465 (Multiple properties including Goldstream Ave, Donna Ave, Sergio Pl, Leigh Rd, Trans Canada Hwy), 2016

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Bylaw 1661Second and Third ReadingZoning

Summary

Council gave Bylaw No. 1664 First Reading.

Location

694 Hoylake Ave

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

That Council give Bylaw No. 1664 First Reading.

Documents (1)

Bylaw No. 1664 to amend the Zoning Bylaw to rezone/allow changes at 694 Hoylake Avenue; presented for first reading.

Bylaw number: 1664 (Amendment No. 467)Subject: 694 Hoylake Ave (application to rezone from R2 to RM7A discussed in committee minutes)Agenda status: First reading (Agenda item 10.e)
BYLAW NO. 1664 – Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 467 (694 Hoylake Ave), 2016

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Bylaw 1664First Reading

Summary

Council resolved to move to a closed session to consider confidential matters under Section 90 of the Community Charter.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor D. Blackwell

a) That it is the opinion of Council that the public interest requires that persons other than members of Council and Officers be excluded from the meeting to consider confidential information regarding Property Disposition, Legal Matters and Personnel under Section 90 (1) (e) (g) & (a) of the Community Charter. b) That Council continues the meeting in closed session.

In CameraConfidential

Summary

The Chair adjourned the meeting at 6:30 pm.

Motions (1)

Outcome not recordedMover not recorded

The Chair adjourned the meeting.

Adjournment