REVISED AGENDA - COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

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COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 1 CENTENNIAL SQUARE
The City of Victoria is located on the homelands of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation
Meeting will recess for a lunch break between 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.

A.
TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

 

B.
INTRODUCTION OF LATE ITEMS

 

C.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA

 

D.
CONSENT AGENDA

 

Proposals for the Consent Agenda:

  • G.2 - 450 Swift Street, Craft Beer Market: Liquor Licence Application
  • I.1 - Council Member Motion: Advocacy to VicPD and SD61 on unregulated substances known as date-rape drugs
  • I.2 - Council Member Motion: Sheltering in Parks and the Parks Regulation Bylaw

E.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS

 

F.
PRESENTATIONS

 

G.
LAND USE MATTERS

 

G.1
205 Quebec Street, 507 Montreal Street, and 210-224 Kingston Street: Update on Rezoning Application No. 00804 and associated Official Community Plan Amendment and Development Permit with Variances Application No. 00191 (James Bay)

This item has attachments. 
1.Report_205 Quebec St, 507 Montreal St, 210-224 Kingston St Update on Rezoning Application No. 00804.pdf
2.Attachment A_Plans date stamped August 16, 2024 - Deemed June 4, 2024.pdf
3.Attachment B_Supplemental letter from applicant dated August 15, 2024.pdf
4.Attachment C_Letter from applicant to Mayor and Council dated November 6, 2024.pdf
5.Attachment D_July 11, 2024 Committee of the Whole Report.pdf
6.Attachment E_OCP Amendment Consultation Comments_Redacted.pdf
7.Attachment F_Correspondence - Letters received from residents.pdf
8.Addendum_Presentation_205 Quebec St.pdf

Addendum: Presentation


An update report regarding a Rezoning, an Official Community Plan Amendment and a Development Permit with Variances Application for the property located at 205 Quebec Street, 507 Montreal Street, and 210-224 Kingston Street in order to rezone to increase the density, add multiple dwellings and commercial as permitted uses, and allow construction of a new mixed-use development consisting of a three-storey podium with a 14-storey tower located at the corner of Quebec Street and Montreal Street and three storey townhouses fronting Kingston Street, and recommending that the application be declined.


Update: Results of the Official Community Plan amendment consultation and revised proposal to align with a supplemental letter received from the applicant.

G.2
450 Swift Street, Craft Beer Market: Liquor Licence Application

This item has attachments. 
1.Report_450 Swift St (Craft Beer Market) – Changes to Liquor Licence.pdf
2.Appendix A_Rationale Letter_450 Swift Street.pdf
3.Appendix B_Site Map_450 Swift Street.pdf
4.Appendix C_Vicinity Information and Map_450 Swift Street.pdf
5.Appendix D_Noise District Information and Map_450 Swift Street.pdf
6.Appendix E_Council Liquor Licencing Policy_450 Swift Street.pdf
7.Appendix F_Public Response_450 Swift Street.pdf
8.Appendix G_CALUC Response_450 Swift Street.pdf
9.Appendix H_Types of Liquor Licences Issued in the Province of British Columbia_450 Swift Street.pdf
10.Appendix I_Applicant Response_450 Swift Street.pdf
11.Addendum_Presentation_450 Swift St.pdf

Addendum: Presentation


A report regarding an application for the amendment of two liquor primary licences for the property located at 450 Swift Street in order to consolidate the liquor primary licences to allow liquor service with proposed revised hours of service for indoor seating, enclosed outdoor patio seating and unenclosed outdoor patio seating areas with a total building occupant load of 786 people and recommending that the application be approved. 

H.
NOTICE OF MOTIONS

 

I.
NEW BUSINESS

 

I.1
Council Member Motion: Advocacy to VicPD and SD61 on unregulated substances known as date-rape drugs

This item has attachments. 
1.CMM_Advocacy to VicPD and SD61 on unregulated substances known as date-rape drugs.pdf

A Council Member Motion regarding the usage of unregulated substances such as GHB and Rohypnol in Victoria and requesting a formal update from the VicPD and SD61 about any efforts currently being undertaken to raise awareness about and prevent the use of unregulated substances.

I.2
Council Member Motion: Sheltering in Parks and the Parks Regulation Bylaw

This item has attachments. 
1.CMM_Sheltering in Parks and the Parks Regulation Bylaw.pdf

A Council Member Motion requesting staff to report back on the status of overnight sheltering in City parks and make recommendations for updates to the Parks Regulation Bylaw provisions dealing with overnight sheltering by persons experiencing homelessness in light of the City’s experience during the past 15 years.

J.
CLOSED MEETING, IF REQUIRED

 

K.
ADJOURNMENT OF COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

 
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