REGIONAL DISTRICT OF
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2009
7:00 PM
(RDN Board Chambers)
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G E N D A
PAGES
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. DELEGATIONS
8 Bob
Lloyd, Frontiersman Pub, re Relocation of Frontiersman Pub & Liquor
Store (Transfer of Liquor Licence).
3. BOARD MINUTES
9-19 Minutes of the regular Board
meeting held April 28, 2009.
4. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES
5. COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE
20 Claire Lessard, re Relocation of
Frontiersman Pub & Liquor Store (Transfer of Liquor Licence).
21 Keith Wyndlow, Nanaimo-Cedar Farmers’
Institute, re CVRD and RDN Agricultural Plans.
6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
7. STANDING
COMMITTEE, SELECT COMMITTEE AND COMMISSION MINUTES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
7.1 ELECTORAL AREA PLANNING STANDING COMMITTEE
22-24 Minutes
of the Electoral Area Planning Committee meeting held May 12, 2009. (for
information)
PLANNING
AMENDMENT
APPLICATIONS
Zoning
Amendment Application No. 0521
– Linda Robinson for P & E Robinson –
1. That Zoning Amendment Application No. ZA0521 as
submitted by Linda Robinson, on behalf of P. & E. Robinson to rezone Lot 3,
Section 20, Range 3, Mountain District, Plan 31215 from Subdivision District
‘D’ to Subdivision District ‘F’ be approved to proceed to public hearing
subject to the conditions included in Schedule No. 1.
2. That “Regional District of Nanaimo Land Use and
Subdivision Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.350, 2009” be given 1st
and 2nd reading.
3. That “Regional District of
4. That
the public hearing on “Regional District of Nanaimo Land Use and Subdivision
Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.350, 2009” be delegated to Director Young or her
alternate.
Zoning
Amendment Application No. 0809 – Focus Corporation for Island Timberlands and
1. That the minutes of the Public Information Meeting
held on March 25, 2009 be received.
2. That Zoning Amendment Application No. ZA0809, as
submitted by Focus Corporation on behalf of Island Timberlands and Nanaimo
& District Fish and Game Protective Association, to rezone the portions of
the properties legally described as Section 19, Range 8, Douglas District,
Except That Part Shown Coloured Red on Plan 309RW and Lot 1, Section 20, Range
8, Douglas District, Plan 3368, Except Parcel A (DD992451) of Said Lot, as
shown on Schedule No. 2, from Resource Management 4 (RM4) and Resource
Management 5 to Recreation 4 be approved to proceed to public hearing subject
to the conditions included in Schedule No. 1.
3. That “Regional District of Nanaimo Land Use and
Subdivision Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.349, 2009” be given 1st
and 2nd reading.
4. That “Regional District of
5. That the public hearing on “Regional District of Nanaimo
Land Use and Subdivision Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No. 500.349, 2009” be delegated
to Director Young or her alternate.
DEVELOPMENT
PERMIT APPLICATIONS WITH VARIANCE
Development
Permit with Variance Application No. 60907 – Allen & Heppell –
Delegations
wishing to speak to Development Permit with Variance Application No. 60907.
That Development Permit with Variances Application
No. 60907 submitted by Walter Allen, on behalf of Robert and Wendy Heppell, to
facilitate the construction of a dwelling unit within Sensitive Ecosystem
Development Permit Area pursuant to “Regional District of Nanaimo Nanoose Bay
Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1400, 2005”, on a lot legally described as
Lot 6, District Lot 78, Nanoose District, Plan VIP78139, be approved subject to
the conditions outlined in Schedules No. 1 to 5 of the staff report and the
notification requirements pursuant to the Local Government Act.
Development
Permit with Variance Application No. 60913 – Delesalle –
Delegations
wishing to speak to Development Permit with Variance Application No. 60913.
That Development Permit with Variance Application
No. 60913, to permit the construction of a dwelling unit and attached garage
with a maximum height of 8.81 metres on the property legally described as Lot
1, District Lot 10, Newcastle District, Plan 22939, be approved subject to the
conditions outlined in Schedules No. 1 to 4 and the notification requirements
of the Local Government Act.
Development
Permit with Variance Application No. 60915 – Knappett –
Delegations
wishing to speak to Development Permit with Variance Application No. 60915.
That Development Permit with Variance Application
No. 60915, to construct a dwelling unit and detached garage within the Hazard
Lands and Environmentally Sensitive Features Development Permit Area pursuant
to “Regional District of Nanaimo Electoral Area ‘H’ Official Community Plan
Bylaw No. 1335, 2003”, for the property legally described as Lot 38, District
Lot 1, Newcastle District, Plan 20442 be approved subject to the conditions
outlined in Schedules No. 1 to 4 and the notification requirements of the Local
Government Act.
DEVELOPMENT
VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATIONS
Development
Variance Permit Application No. 90818 – 127.0.0.1 Holdings Ltd. –
Delegations
wishing to speak to Development Variance Permit Application No. 90818.
That Development Variance Permit Application No.
90818 to vary the requirements of the WA1 Zone and the General Regulations
3.3.9(b) to legalize a reconstructed set of beach access stairs and attached
deck, as submitted by 127.0.0.1 Holdings Ltd., for the property legally
described as Lot A, District Lot 78, Nanoose District, Plan VIP85344 be
approved subject to the conditions outlined in Schedules No. 1 and 2.
7.2 COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE STANDING
COMMITTEE
25-28 Minutes
of the Committee of the Whole meeting held May 12, 2009. (for information)
COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE
Reiko Tagami,
UBCM, re 2008 Resolutions. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the
correspondence from the
FINANCE AND
INFORMATION SERVICES
FINANCE
E-911
Telephone Service – Call Answer Levy on Cellular Telephones. (All Directors
– One Vote)
That the Board
direct staff to work with the BC 911 Service Providers Association to negotiate
the implementation of a call answer levy on the wireless service providers.
RECREATION
AND PARKS SERVICES
RECREATION
Healthy
Food and Beverage Sales Grant Application. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the Regional
District of Nanaimo Board supports an application to the Union of BC
Municipalities/BC Recreation and Parks Association Healthy Food and Beverage
Sales Phase 3 Grant Program for the “Healthy Choices for Oceanside” project,
and for the purposes of the grant, commits to support the project and provide
overall grant management.
WATER
AND WASTEWATER SERVICES
WATER
Reconsideration
of Amendment Bylaw No. 791.17 – Extension
of Rural Streetlighting
Service Area. (All
Directors – One Vote)
That “Rural Streetlighting Local Service Area
Amendment Bylaw No. 791.17, 2009” be abandoned.
COMMISSION, ADVISORY & SELECT COMMITTEE
District
69 Recreation Commission. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the minutes of the
District 69 Recreation Commission
meeting held April 16, 2009 be received
for information.
Electoral Area ‘A’ Parks, Recreation
and Culture Commission. (All Directors – One Vote)
1. That the minutes of the Electoral Area ‘A’
Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission meeting held April 15, 2009 be
received for information.
2. That the revisions to the Electoral Area ‘A’
Recreation and Culture Grant-in-Aid Program as outlined in the report and
highlighted in Appendix be approved.
3. That Parent Advisory Committees from schools located
in Electoral Area ‘A’ be considered eligible to apply to the Electoral Area ‘A’
Recreation and Culture Grant-in-Aid funding program.
4. That travel expenditures be considered an eligible
cost for funding by the Electoral Area ‘A’ Recreation and Culture Grant-in-Aid
program.
Grants-in-Aid
Advisory Committee. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the minutes of the Grants-in-Aid Advisory Committee
meeting held April 30, 2009 be received for information.
District 68 Grants (
That the following District 68 grants be awarded:
Name of Organization Amount
Recommended
Gabriola
Radio Society $ 450
The
Jonanco
Hobby Workshop $ 905
$ 2,355
District
69 Grants (Parksville,
That the following District 69 grants be awarded:
Name of Organization Amount
Recommended
Arrowsmith
Community Enhancement Society $ 643
Arrowsmith
Search & Rescue $ 2,000
Building
& Learning Together $ 997
Building
& Learning Together $ 1,560
Errington
War Memorial Hall Association $ 3,000
Parksville
& District Association for Community Living $ 1,000
$ 10,800
Sustainability
Select Committee. (All Directors – One Vote)
1. That the minutes of the Sustainability Select Committee
meeting held April 15, 2009 be received for information.
2. That staff be directed to play a coordinating role
in developing an educational and regulatory approach to reduce and eventually
restrict the use of cosmetic pesticides.
3. That discussion with the
4. That the report “Connecting Housing Needs and
Opportunities” be received for information and that it be provided to local
government staff and others involved in the provision of affordable housing in
the region.
Arrowsmith
Water Service Management Committee. (All Directors – One Vote)
That the minutes of the Arrowsmith Water Service Management Committee
meetings held January 9, 2009 and March 12, 2009 be received for information.
7.3 EXECUTIVE STANDING COMMITTEE
7.4 COMMISSIONS
7.5 SCHEDULED
STANDING, ADVISORY STANDING AND SELECT COMMITTEE REPORTS
8. ADMINISTRATOR’S
REPORTS
29-39 Amendment Bylaw 1399.01 - Regional District
of
40-47 Bylaw
No. 1557 – To Impose Development Cost
Charges in the
48-51 Solid
Waste Disposal Service – Tender Award for Regional Landfill 2009 Construction
Projects. (All Directors – Weighted
Vote)
52-57 Amendment
Bylaw
No. 500.347 – Morgan –
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) (c) of the
Community Charter the Board proceed to an In Camera Committee meeting to
consider items related to personnel issues.