REGIONAL
DISTRICT OF
BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2006
(immediately
following the Hospital Board meeting)
(RDN
Board Chambers)
A G E N D A
PAGES
1.
CALL TO ORDER
SPECIAL
PRESENTATION
11 Norma
Stumborg, re Intermediate Certificate in Local Government Administration.
2. DELEGATIONS
12-13 Violet
Smith and S/Sgt. Randy Munro, re John Howard Society funding.
3. BOARD MINUTES
14-19 Minutes of the Board
meeting held April 25, 2006.
4. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES
5.
COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE
20-36 Blain Sepos,
6. UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
BYLAWS
For Adoption.
37-40 That “Regional
District of Nanaimo Land Use and Subdivision Amendment Bylaw No. 500.330, 2006”
be adopted. (Electoral Area
Directors except EA ‘B’ – One Vote)
This
is a bylaw to amend the existing CD13 zoning to allow for additional RV/camping
spaces. The Board granted 3rd
reading for the bylaw on February 28, 2006.
41 That
“Rural
Streetlighting Local Service Area Boundary Amendment Bylaw No. 791.12, 2006” be
adopted. (All Directors – One
Vote)
This is a bylaw to amend
the boundaries of the Rural Streetlighting LSA to provide for the addition of a
streetlight to a cul-de-sac off
42 That
“Electoral Area ‘F’ Community Parks Local Service Amendment Bylaw No. 804.03,
2006” be adopted. (All Directors –
One Vote)
This is a bylaw to amend the community parks requisition limit in Electoral Area “F”.
43 That “Regional District of Nanaimo Pump and
Haul Local Service Area Amendment Bylaw No. 975.42, 2006” be adopted. (All Directors – One Vote)
This
is a bylaw to incorporate the property located at
7. STANDING COMMITTEE, SELECT COMMITTEE
AND COMMISSION MINUTES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
7.1
ELECTORAL
AREA PLANNING STANDING COMMITTEE
44-47 Minutes of
the Electoral Area Planning Committee meeting held May 9, 2006. (for information)
PLANNING
AMENDMENT APPLICATIONS
Zoning Amendment
Application No. ZA0602 – Jane England Abbott –
1. That “Regional District of Nanaimo Land Use
and Subdivision Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.334, 2006”, to rezone the
properties, on the Island Highway West in Electoral Area ‘G’, from Public 1
Subdivision District ‘M’ (PU1M) to Residential 2 Subdivision District ‘M’
(RS2M) be given 1st and 2nd reading.
2. That “Regional District of
3. That the Public Hearing on “Regional District
of Nanaimo Land Use and Subdivision Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.334, 2006”,
be delegated to Director Stanhope or his alternate.
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATIONS
Development
Permit Application No. 60611 – Surfwood Supply Ltd./Keith Brown Associates Ltd.
–
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60611.
That
Development Permit No. 60611 with variances to allow for the construction of
two industrial buildings be approved according to the terms outlined in
Schedule No. 1 and subject to the Board’s consideration of the comments
received as a result of public notification.
Development
Permit Application No. 60614 – Don and Sharon Milburn –
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60614.
That
Development Permit Application No. 60614, to allow the removal of an existing
dwelling and the construction of a new dwelling at 5461 Deep Bay Road, be
approved according to the terms outlined in Schedule No. 1.
Development Permit
Application No. 60617 – Byran Witcomb on behalf of Western Cruiser Sales Ltd. –
1451 East Island Highway – Area E. (Electoral
Area Directors except EA ‘B’ – One Vote)
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60617.
That
Development Permit Application No. 60617, to allow a sales and service
building, four storage buildings, landscaping and parking improvements and a
facia sign at 1451 Island Highway East, be approved subject to the terms of
Schedule No. 1.
Development Permit
Application No. 60620 – Helen Sims for Craig Finney and Lisa Marie
Welker-Finney –
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60620.
That
Development Permit Application No. 60620, with a variance to allow the
construction of a dwelling, be approved according to the terms outlined in
Schedule No. 1 and subject to consideration of the comments received as a
result of public notification.
Development Permit
Application No. 60621 – Fern Road Consulting Ltd., on behalf of Michael Eddy,
Lorie Eddy, Patricia Greenham and Corinne Barker – Moors, Blackbeard and Maple
Guard Drives – Area H. (Electoral
Area Directors except EA ‘B’ – One Vote)
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60621.
1. That Development Permit Application No.
60621 submitted by Fern Road Consulting Ltd., on behalf of Fern Road Consulting
Ltd., on behalf of Michael Eddy, Lorie Eddy, Patricia Greenham & Corinne
Barker, in conjunction with the subdivision on the parcels legally described as
Lots 8, 9 & 10, All of District Lot 40, Newcastle District, Plan 20505 and
designated within the Environmentally Sensitive Areas Development Permit Area,
be approved subject to the conditions outlined in Schedules No. 1 and 2 of the
corresponding staff report.
2. That Schedule 1 be amended to require the
placement of a covenant limiting placement of a second dwelling unit on the new
lots created.
Development Permit
Application No. 60623 – Request for 10% Frontage Relaxation – Timberlake-Jones
Engineering Ltd., on behalf of Timberstone Development Ltd. – Northwest Bay
Road – Area E. (Electoral
Area Directors except EA ‘B’ – One Vote)
Delegations wishing
to speak to Development Permit Application No. 60623.
1. That Development Permit Application No.
60623 submitted by Timberlake-Jones Engineering Ltd., on behalf of Timberstone
Developments Ltd., in conjunction with the subdivision on the parcel legally
described as Lot 1, DL 68, Nanoose District, Plan 3940 Except For Part in Plan
VIP80339 and designated within the Sensitive Ecosystem Protection and the Farm
Land Protection Development Permit Areas be approved subject to the conditions
outlined in Schedules No. 1, 2 and 3 of the corresponding staff report.
2. That the request for relaxation of the
minimum 10% frontage requirement for proposed Lots 11 and 12 be approved.
DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT
Development
Variance Permit Application No. 90609 – Kawerau and
Delegations
wishing to speak to Development Variance Permit Application No. 90609.
That Development
Variance Permit Application No. 90609, to relax the front lot line setback from
8.0 metres to 5.7 metres to facilitate the replacement and extension of an
existing attached garage at 1405 Reef Road, be approved according to the terms
outlined in Schedule No. 1 and subject to the Board’s consideration of comments
received as a result of public notification.
OTHER
Request
for RDN to Consider the Development of a Manufactured
That
this report be received for information and that the general issue of the need
to revise the Urban Containment Boundary in the vicinity of the City of
Parksville be considered as part of the Electoral Area ‘G’ Official Community
Plan Review.
BUSINESS ARISING FROM DELEGATIONS OR COMMUNICATIONS
Building Permit for
That the
issues raised by the delegation with respect to approval of a building permit
for 2991 Northwest Bay Road, be referred to staff and a report prepared for
consideration at the next Electoral Area Planning Committee meeting.
7.2
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE STANDING COMMITTEE
48-54 Minutes
of the Committee of the Whole meeting held May 9, 2006. (for information)
CORPORATE
SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
Special
Occasion License/Special Event Permit – Status Report. (All Directors –
One Vote)
That
the Special Occasion License/Special Event Permit status report be received for
information.
RDN
Partnership with
1. That
the Board receive the update regarding the partnership project between the RDN
and the Sunyani Municipal Assembly.
2. That
the remaining two exchange missions for 2006 be approved.
3. That
the partnership with the Sunyani Municipal Assembly be put on hold for one year
during 2007.
Certified Population Figures – Town of
That
the report regarding the certified population figures for the Town of
Port
Theatre Society Agreement. (All
Directors – Weighted Vote)
That
the Board authorize entering into a three year agreement with the Port Theatre
Society for a term ending December 31, 2008.
FINANCE
2005 Annual
Financial Report. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the
2005 Annual Financial Report be received.
Annual Report of Directors’ and
Committee Members’ Remuneration and Expenses.
(All Directors – One Vote)
That
the 2005 report on remuneration and expenses for Board and Committee members be
received.
2005 Financial
Information Report. (All Directors – Weighted Vote)
That
the 2005 Financial Information Act report be received, approved and forwarded
to the Ministry of Community Services.
2006 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing
Bylaw No. 1485.
(All Directors – Weighted Vote)
1. That “Regional District of Nanaimo 2006
Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw No. 1485, 2006” be introduced for first
three readings.
(All Directors – 2/3)
2. That “Regional District of Nanaimo 2006
Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw No. 1485, 2006” having received three
readings be adopted.
FIRE
DEPARTMENTS
Renewal
of the Fire Protection Service Agreement with the Coombs-Hilliers Volunteer
Fire Department. (All Directors – Weighted Vote)
That
the fire services agreement with the Coombs-Hilliers Volunteer Fire Department
be renewed for an initial five year term from January 1, 2005 to December 31,
2009 and provide for three further five year renewal terms.
Coombs-Hilliers
Fire Protection Loan Authorization Amendment Bylaw No. 1370.01 – to Amend
Amounts to be Expended on Capital Improvements.
(All Directors – Weighted Vote)
That
“Regional District of
DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
PLANNING
2006
Local Government Infrastructure Planning Grant Program. (All Directors –
One Vote)
1. That the
Board support the following applications (with priorities noted) to the Local
Government Infrastructure Planning Grant Program for financial assistance for
the
2. That the
RDN share of study costs be recovered from Electoral Area ‘E’ in 2007.
SUBDIVISIONS
AND ENGINEERING STANDARDS
Rural
Streetlighting Local Service Area Boundary Amendment Bylaw No. 791.13 (four
properties on
1. That the
parcels legally described as Lot 1, Plan VIP76441; Lot B, Plan DD EX27351; Lot,
Plan VIP67939; and Lot 13, Plan 27070; all within the Cranberry District, be included
in the Rural Streetlighting Local Service Area.
2. That
“Rural Streetlighting Local Service Area Boundary Amendment Bylaw No. 791.13,
2006” be introduced, read three times and forwarded to the Inspector of
Municipalities for approval.
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES
SOLID WASTE
Bobell
Trucking Services Purchase Order Extension.
(All Directors – Weighted Vote)
That
the Board authorize an extension of hauling services with Bobell Trucking Ltd.
to June 30, 2006 for an additional cost of $90,000, which represents a
cumulative value of $169,000.
That
the Board approve a $75,000 contribution to the
UTILITIES
Arrowsmith
Water Service Joint Venture Agreement Amendment. (All Directors – Weighted
Vote)
That
the Board approve the Agreement to Amend the Joint Venture Agreement (Appendix
A to the staff report) which extends the agreement to March 31, 2010 and direct
staff to formally execute the Agreement on behalf of the RDN.
That
the Board approve the release, in accordance with the financial plan, of up to
$100,000 from the French Creek Water Service Area reserve fund for the
reconditioning of the French Creek Water Service Area Bolted Steel Reservoir.
RECREATION AND PARKS SERVICES
That
the revised Terms of Reference for the
Electoral
Area ‘H’ Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee. (All Directors – One Vote)
That
the minutes of the Electoral Area ‘H’ Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee
meeting held February 22, 2006 be received for information.
That
the minutes of the Regional Parks and Trails Advisory Committee meeting held
April 4, 2006 be received for information.
Regional Growth Monitoring Advisory
Committee/State of Sustainability Project.
(All Directors – One Vote)
That
the minutes of the Regional Growth Monitoring Advisory Committee/State of
Sustainability Project meeting held April 12, 2006 be received for information.
District 69 Recreation Commission. (All Directors – One Vote)
That
the minutes of the District 69 Recreation Commission meeting held April 20,
2006 be received for information.
Emergency
Preparedness Standing Committee. (All Directors – One Vote)
That
the minutes of the Emergency Preparedness Standing Committee meeting held April
20, 2006 be received for information.
Transit
Business Plan Update Select Committee.
(All Directors – One Vote)
1. That the minutes of the Transit Business
Plan Update Select Committee meeting held April 27, 2006 be received for
information.
2. That a further analysis be completed on the
provision of washroom facilities at the Fitzwilliam/Prideaux Exchange and
temporary washroom facilities be provided while the review is taking place.
(All
Directors – Weighted Vote)
3. That the 2006/2007 Annual Operating
Agreement (AOA) with BC Transit be approved and that staff be directed to
prepare an amendment to the AOA that will allow an increase to the number of
buses in the Transportation Services fleet for consideration by the Board.
(All
Directors – One Vote)
4. That staff prepare a report on
accommodating a Friday Night Movies service to
Grants-in-Aid
Committee.
(All Directors
– One Vote)
That the
minutes of the Grants-in-Aid Committee meeting held May 1, 2006 be received for
information.
(EA's A, B,
C,
Cedar
Community Policing Office $ 750
Hope
Centre $ 900
Jonanco
Hobby Workshop $ 878
(Parksville,
Arrowsmith
Search & Rescue Society $ 920
District
69 Family Resource Association $ 958
Friends
of Nanoose Library Centre Society $ 900
Friends
of the Library/Parksville, Qualicum Beach $ 600
Lighthouse
Country Marine Rescue Society $ 2,000
Parksville
& District Historical Society (Craig) $ 1,000
Royal
Canadian Legion Branch #211 (Bowser) $ 3,106
7.3
EXECUTIVE
STANDING COMMITTEE
7.4 COMMISSIONS
7.5 SCHEDULED STANDING, ADVISORY STANDING AND
SELECT COMMITTEE REPORTS
East
Wellington – Pleasant
55-56 Minutes
of the East Wellington –
8.
ADMINISTRATOR’S
REPORTS
57-59 Greater
60-65 French
Creek Sewer Bylaw No. 813.37 and Northern Community Sewer Bylaw No. 889.42 – bylaw
to remove property from the service area - McDonald Property –
9.
ADDENDUM
10.
BUSINESS
ARISING FROM DELEGATIONS OR COMMUNICATIONS
11. NEW BUSINESS
12. BOARD INFORMATION (Separate
enclosure on blue paper)
13.
ADJOURNMENT
14. IN CAMERA
That
pursuant to Section 90(1) (i) of the Community Charter the Board proceed to an
In Camera meeting to consider items related to legal issues.