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 and Esquimalt People
Meeting will recess for a lunch break between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Proposals for the Consent Agenda:

  • E.2 - 45 Boyd Street: Development Variance Permit No. 00250 (James Bay)
  • F.2 - Proposed Amendments to Recreation Fees Bylaw (06-056)
  • F.4 - Appointment of Animal Control Officer: Brandon Whitters
  • F.5 - Appointment of Animal Control Officer: Ben Watson
  • H.3 - Council Member Motion: Attendance at the FCM Board Meeting

Addendum: Presentation

A report regarding the Development Variance Permit Application for 45 Boyd Street proposing a vehicle parking variance resulting from the addition of eight units in the existing rental building (Albion Court), and recommending that it move forward to an Opportunity for Public Comment.

A report regarding the proposed appointment of Brandon Whitters as Animal Control Officer.

A report regarding the proposed appointment of Ben Watson as Animal Control Officer.

A report requesting direction from Council regarding the Canada Day 2022 event program.

A Council Member Motion regarding the proposed development of bird friendly design guidelines.

Addendum: New Item

A Council Member Motion regarding Councillor Dubow's attendance at the FCM board meeting, Ottawa, Nov. 24 to Nov. 25, 2021.

Addendum: New Item

A Council Member Motion regarding support for the Arts on View Society.

Addendum: New Items

A Council Member Motion regarding Funding a Facility Programming Study for Oaklands Community Center.

A Council Member Motion regarding New Assessed Revenue and Lekwungen Land Acknowledgement.

A Council Member Motion regarding the partnership proposed by the Quartier des Spectacles Partnership in order to animate the Public Realm Downtown.

"Staff to report back on the implications an associated budget to the motion passed by council July 8th, 2021 to amend the Recreation Fee Bylaw No.06-056 to allow community groups to book Royal Athletic Park at low or no cost and/or a re-envisioning of how RAP can be opened for public use following findings of the 1996 Local Area Plan and the example of community based recreation programs held by city staff and the North Park Neighbourhood Association in 2020 and 2021."

"That Council direct staff to report back on the implications of allocating up to $65,000 from 2021 surplus for a one-time program operated in partnership with a local business improvement association to help support the security of Victoria's businesses or residential dwellings with small grants for up to a 50% reimbursement for safety or security initiatives."

"That Council includes as part of public engagement on the 2022 budget a $50,000 grant to End Violence BC for a prevention training program, geared towards the hospitality industry and late-night venues, to deliver on council’s strategic priority of addressing sexualized violence in our community."

  1. Direct staff to bring forward the Five-year Financial Plan Bylaw, 2022 to the November 4, 2021 daytime Council meeting for consideration of first reading.
  2. Direct staff to bring forward bylaws outlining sewer utility, stormwater utility and water utility user fee increases for 2022 to the November 18, 2021 daytime Council meeting for consideration of first, second and third readings.
  3. Upon completion of public consultation, direct staff to bring forward direct-award grants and other grants as outlined in this report for consideration of approval
  4. Upon completion of public consultation, consider funding additional grant requests, supplementary requests, resource requirements for financial plan motion report backs and 2022 Strategic Plan action items, as determined by Council
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