File: 0570-20
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR
Regular Meeting - 7:00 p.m., June 11, 2018
Call to Order
Adoption of Agenda: 1 As presented
Delegations: 3 Weld Interactive, Mr.Quinn Merio – Launch of the City’s new website. Destination Castlegar, Andrea Ryman & Audrey Polovnikoff to provide information to 4 Council concerning the Destination Castlegar update.
Adoption of Minutes: 5 Regular Meeting – May 22, 2018
Reports:
Airport: Nil
Community Wellness & Social Services:(Councillor McIntosh / Councillor Dhillon) Nil
Cultural and Civic Pride: (Mayor Chernoff / Councillor Rye) Nil
Finance and Corporate Services: (Councillor Heaton-Sherstobitoff / Councillor McIntosh) 10 Draft Finance and Corporate Services Committee Meeting Minutes – June 6, 2018 11 Council and Corporate Objectives Update – Q1 & Q2 (#18-84)
Green and Technology: (Mayor Chernoff / Councillor Rye / Councillor Tassone) Nil
1 Agenda Council of the City of Castlegar Regular Meeting – June 11, 2018 Page 2 of 2
Planning and Development: (Councillor Tassone / Councillor Vassilakakis) 19 Draft Planning and Development Committee Meeting Minutes – June 5, 2018 28 Business License Report (#18-91) May 2018 29 Building Permit Report (#18-92) May 2018
Public Safety: (Councillor Dhillon / Councillor Heaton-Sherstobitoff) 32 Emergency Services Monthly Report – May 2018 (#18-93) 34 Replacement of CFD Engine #2, 1994 Volvo/Andersen Pumper (#18-94)
Transportation and Civic Works: (Councillor Vassilakakis / Councillor Rye) 43 Transportation and Civic Works Committee Meeting Minutes – June 5, 2018
R.D.C.K. Report: (Mayor Chernoff / Councillor McIntosh) 45 Regional District of Central Kootenay Meeting Minutes – April 12, 2018 64 Regional District of Central Kootenay Meeting Minutes – May 17, 2018
Correspondence: Nil
Reports Other:
Mayor's Report:
New & Unfinished Business:
Bylaws:
Next Meeting: Regular Meeting, June 25, 2018 7:00 p.m. at the Community Forum, 445-13th Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
Notice of Motion:
Question Period:
Adjournment:
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3 4 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR
Regular Meeting Minutes
Minutes of the regular meeting of the Council of the City of Castlegar held May 22, 2018, 2018 7:00 p.m. at the Community Forum, 445 - 13th Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
MEMBERS Mayor Lawrence Chernoff PRESENT: Councillor Arry Dhillon Councillor Deb McIntosh Councillor Dan Rye Councillor Bruno Tassone Councillor Florio Vassilakakis
MEMBERS ABSENT: Councillor Sue Heaton-Sherstobitoff
ALSO PRESENT: Chris Barlow, Chief Administrative Officer Tracey Butler, Director of Corporate Services Andre Buss, Director of Finance Lucas Pitts, Director of Development and Transportation Services Phil Markin, Director of Development Services Sam Lattanzio, Fire Chief David Bristow, IT Manager
Public and Media
CALL TO ORDER: There being a quorum present, the Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.
AGENDA: 194-18 Moved and seconded, THAT the agenda be approved as amended to include under Transportation and Civic Works report No. 18-88 – Sludge Handling and Disposal.
Carried.
DELEGATION: EMBETSU Mrs.Yuri Kutschera, Nick Ahlefeld and student delegates, Yuta Covington, Elliott Ford, Reid Quintanilha, EDUCATIONAL Quinlan Tanner, Brianne Kellendonk, Ariana Lavorato and Chleo Tesoriere, from the Embetsu Educational EXCHANGE Exchange Program thanked Council for supporting the program. Each student shared their goals as ambassadors for the City of Castlegar when visiting Japan in July 2018. Mr. Ahlefeld Read letter from Chair Jennifer Ahfeld.
MINUTES: 195-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES THAT the minutes of the regular meeting held May 7, 2018, be approved as presented.
Carried.
REPORTS:
AIRPORT: Nil
COMMUNITY WELLNESS & SOCIAL SERVICES: 196-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES That the draft minutes of the Community Wellness & Social Services Committee meeting held May 15, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
CULTURAL AND CIVIC Nil PRIDE:
5 Minutes – Regular Meeting Page 2 of 5 May 22, 2018
FINANCE & CORPORATE SERVICES: 197-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES THAT the draft minutes of the Finance & Corporate Services Committee meeting held May 17, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
198-18 Moved and seconded, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE THAT the list of accounts payable for April 2018 totaling $874,627.69 be received for information. APRIL 2018 Carried.
199-18 Moved and seconded, LIBRARY FUNDING THAT Council approve the 2018-2020 Castlegar and District Library Association Grant Funding Agreement AGREEMENT and License Agreement and that the Mayor and Director of Corporate Services be authorized to sign the RENEWAL 2018-2020 agreements. (#18-82) Carried.
200-18 Moved and seconded, CITIZENS ON PATROL THAT Citizen on Patrol/Speedwatch activity report, from the RCMP, dated April 13, 2018 be received for SPEEDWATCH information. (#18-85) Carried.
201-18 Moved and seconded, CHAMBER OF THAT Council sponsor the Life Time Achievement Award at the Castlegar Chamber of Commerce Annual COMMERCE Business Excellence Awards Gala on June 9, 2018, at the cost of $250. BUSINESS AWARDS 2018 (#18-87) Carried.
202-18 Moved and seconded, GRANT APPLICATION THAT Council approve grant funding from the City of Castlegar 2018 Grants budget line item to the following CHAMBER OF applicant: COMMERCE YOUTH CONCERTS (#18-89) • Castlegar and District Community Services Society, in the amount of $500, to assist with the costs associated with hosting concerts at the Library Amphitheatre with youth guests.
Carried.
GREEN AND Nil TECHNOLOGY:
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT: 203-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES THAT the draft minutes of the Planning & Development Committee meeting held May 15, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
204-18 Moved and seconded, BUSINESS LICENSE THAT the Business License Report for April 2018, be received for information. REPORT APRIL 2018 (#18-80) Carried.
205-18 Moved and seconded, BUILDING PERMIT THAT the Building Permit Report for April 2018, be received for information. REPORT APRIL 2018 (#18-81) Carried.
6 Minutes – Regular Meeting Page 3 of 5 May 22, 2018
206-18 Moved and seconded, COLUMBIA THAT Council: RIVERFRONT TRAILS Pursuant to the Action Steps identified in the Official Community Plan and the Millennium Park Master Plan, MASTER PLAN receive the Castlegar Waterfront Master Plan; (#18-37) Subject to grant funding and budget considerations proceed with the implementation of the 25 year plan by constructing projects identified in the plan on public lands as presented through the consultation process; and
Instruct staff to establish a Foreshore Steering Committee consisting of 2 waterfront property owners, 2 members of the public at large, 2 Council members and 2 staff members. The committee will review and advise on capital projects related to the Waterfront Master Plan and their priority as funding for their construction becomes available.
Defeated.
207-18 Moved and seconded, REFERRAL MOTION THAT the Columbia Riverfront Trails Masterplan be referred back to the Planning and Development Committee RIVERFRONT TRAILS for further consideration. MASTERPLAN Carried.
208-18 Moved and seconded, ZONING AMENDMENT THAT Council proceed with the required readings of Bylaw 1270 to permit pet grooming as a home occupation, R-3/18 AND FURTHER; PET GROOMING AS A HOME THAT zoning bylaw amendment application R-3/18 be referred to the Advisory Planning Commission for its OCCUPATION review and recommendation, AND FURTHER; (#18-86) THAT staff be authorized to undertake the necessary notification and scheduling of a Public Hearing.
Carried.
PUBLIC SAFETY: 209-18 Moved and seconded, THAT the Public Safety Committee meeting held May 8, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
210-18 Moved and seconded, RCMP CRIME THAT the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Crime Reduction Unit Report for April 2018, be received for REDUCTION UNIT information. REPORT APRIL 2018 Carried.
TRANSPORTATION & CIVIC WORKS: 211-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES THAT the draft minutes of the Transportation and Civic Works Committee meeting held May 15, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
212-18 Moved and seconded, SANITARY SYSTEM THAT Report #18-73 “Sanitary System Asset Management Plan Update”, be received for information only. ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE Carried. (#18-73)
7 Minutes – Regular Meeting Page 4 of 5 May 22, 2018
213-18 Moved and seconded, SLUDGE HANDLING THAT Council authorizes staff to expend $45,000.00 plus taxes to transfer the sludge currently being stored at AND DISPOSAL the South Sewage Treatment Plant to the North Treatment Lagoons and for staff to undertake a study to (#18-88) determine the best course of action for sludge handling and disposal for the facility,
AND FURTHER;
THAT the budget be amended by including a sludge handling and disposal budget line item in the amount of $45,000 to be offset by a transfer from the sanitary sewer reserve fund.
Carried.
R.D.C.K. REPORT 214-18 Moved and seconded, MINUTES THAT the minutes of the Regional District of Central Kootenay Special Board Meeting of February 16, 2018 and Regular Board Meeting of March 15, 2018, be received for information.
Carried.
CORRESPONDENCE: Nil
REPORTS OTHER: Nil
MAYOR’S REPORT: The Mayor attended the following meetings and events: • May 17 – Miss Castlegar Speech Night and RDCK Board Meeting • May 19 – USCC Youth Festival • May 22 – Columbia Avenue Ground Breaking • Councillor McIntosh thanked the CAO for helping out in the EOC in Grand Forks during the recent flooding.
NEW & UNFINISHED Nil BUSINESS:
BYLAWS: 215-18 Moved and seconded, BYLAW 1270 THAT Bylaw 1270, Zoning Amendment Bylaw, be read a first time. 1ST READING Carried.
216-18 Moved and seconded, BYLAW 1270 THAT Bylaw 1270, Zoning Amendment Bylaw, be read a second time. 2nd READING Carried.
NEXT MEETING: Regular Meeting, June 11, 2018 7:00 p.m. at the Community Forum, 445-13th Avenue, Castlegar, BC
NOTICE OF MOTION:
QUESTION PERIOD: MR. BRIAN Mr. Smitheram commented on: SMITHERAM • The wording of the Bylaw concerned with the RDCK referendum.
MS. JULIE LEFFELAAR Ms. Leffellar inquired/commented on the following: • Where do the letters to Council go concerning the wetland project in the 14th Avenue corridor? • Inquired what the next steps are concerning the property.
MS. KATE ENNS Ms. Enns inquired/commented on the following: • The process of the development of the Columbia Riverfront Trails Masterplan • Informed Council she had a petition signed by 374 residents regarding the Masterplan. • Requested the City remove riverfront trails out of the Official Community Plan.
MR. DON MARE Mr. Mare inquired/commented on the following: • Comments made in the Lanark Report (Columbia Riverfront Trails Masterplan)
8 Minutes – Regular Meeting Page 5 of 5 May 22, 2018
MR. DENIS Mr. Mildenberger inquired/commented on the following: MILDENBERGER • Costs associated with development of trails along the Columbia River.
ADJOURNMENT: 217-18 Moved and seconded, THAT the meeting adjourned at 9:18 p.m.
Carried.
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
______Tracey Butler Lawrence D. Chernoff Director of Corporate Services Mayor
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FINANCE AND CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
Minutes of the Finance and Corporate Services Committee meeting held on Wednesday, June 6, 2018 at 3:30 p.m. at the City Hall Conference Room, 460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, and BC
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councillor Sue Heaton-Sherstobitoff, Chair Councillor Deb McIntosh, Deputy Chair
STAFF PRESENT: Andre W. Buss, Director of Finance Tracey Butler, Director of Corporate Services
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 3:40 p.m. by Councillor Heaton- Sherstobitoff.
AGENDA: The agenda was adopted as presented.
MINUTES: The Committee approved the minutes of the Finance and Corporate May 17, 2018. Services Committee meeting held on May 17, 2018.
BUSINESS ARISING FROM None. THE MINUTES:
NEW BUSINESS: 1. The Report to Council No. 18-84 from Chris Barlow, Chief Administrative Council and Corporate Officer, recommending THAT Council receive Report #18-84 titled Objectives Update. “Council and Corporate Objectives Update” for information, will be placed on the June 11, 2018 Regular agenda for Council’s consideration.
2. The Committee reviewed the request from the Castlegar News to Advertising Request – purchase a congratulations graduates ad. The Committee agreed to Castlegar News SHSS purchase the ad at a cost of $170. Graduation ad.
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 3:50 p.m.
CERTIFIED CORRECT: RECORDED BY:
Councillor Sue Heaton-Sherstobitoff, Tracey Butler, Chair Director of Corporate Services
Reviewed by: Director of Corporate Services
10 CASTLEGA~
REPORT TO COUNCIL
DATE: May 11, 2018 REPORT NO.: 18-84
SUBMITTED BY: CAO FILE NO.: 0115-01
SUBJECT: Council and Corporate Objectives Update - Q1 & Q2
RECOMMENDATION:
THAT Council receive Report # 18-84 titled "Council and Corporate Objectives Update" for information.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this report is to update Council on the status of those initiatives that have been identified as priorities for the organization to the end of 2018.
SUMMARY/BACKGROUND:
Through 2016-2018 Council has participated in annual strategic planning sessions which gives them an opportunity to discuss strategic priorities and ensure that City initiatives and work plans are in line with priorities. The 2016 -2018 strategic plan is built on three pillars:
Infrastructure - maintaining and improving the reliability of the city infrastructure
Economic Development - planning a vibrant community that will continue to grow and provide future opportunities for residents
Wellness - building a healthy community for all residents
Within the pillars, individual projects or objectives have been identified, either in the original plan or in the 2017 update. Substantial progress has been made on these projects and objectives to date and are represented below.
11 Report re: Counc il and Corporate Objectives Update - Q I & 02 Page 2 of 8
Infrastructure Objective ----=Desired Outcome Progress Rebuild Columbia Desired outcome is to rebuild Construction of Phase 1 in 2018, Avenue surface and underground Phase 2 designed and budgeted infrastructure associated with this for 2019. section of arterial roadway Water System Proceed with a fully functioning Completed in 2017 Improvements water meter system for the year 2016. The desired outcome is a 20% reduction in water consum r:2_t....,.io....,n.... . ____ Water System Continue to strengthen the water Completed - Dumont Water Main Improvements system with a regular program of Replaced main replacements and water Airport/Fortis Main installed in looping opportunities 2017
Storm Water System Initiative a multi-year program of Completed - Parcel Tax storm water capital works of implemented 2016 approximately and secure 2800 Block 9th Avenue storm funding from a proposed annual works completed in 2016, parcel tax 800 Block 9th Avenue Storm Works (Bloomer Creek com leted 2017
Economic Development Objective Desired Outcome Progress Property Taxation The desired outcome is a Completed - Report received by healthier business community Council in 2016 and an expanding property tax base. Study property taxation structure, and examine opportunities for increasing the competiveness of the municiQality_____ ,. ____ Continue to work with Transport In Progress - Completed base ----Airport_ Development Canada and commercial work in 2017 operators to improve the reliability of the airport during winter months. This is recognized to be a long term strategy and defining outcomes is difficult. Airport Pursue development of=== lands In Progress -Accepted offer on Development surplus to airport needs. Commercial lands - 2018, Negotiate servicing and other Partnered with Fortis for airport -----d=e~v-e-loQmen~t_r~e=la=te- d_ __. __- la-n-d-s~w~=at-e~r~m- a=i-n_i_n_2~0~1~7___
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matters - The College is a significant In Progress - Increased contributor to the wellbeing of the communication and Community. The City needs to be alignment example: Fire Smart appropriately engaged with the Initiative Partnership in 2018 College
Business Council and the business Completed and ongoing - Report Community community should jointly to received by Council in 2016 improve business retention and Monthly meetings with Chamber, ~-~~~~e_x,ga nsion - EDM & Dest. Marketing,__ The City is anticipating in the In Progress - Initiated Housing near future a lack of serviced needs assessment in 2018 residential lands as well as with support from CBT. a low inventory of different Currently Reviewing residential housing types. Grandview Heights Phase Development Accepted offers on City lands to increase mutli-family housing stock downtown Communications Residents of the community need Increased and ongoing - to be informed about City Castlegar Connects, Castlegar operations and services. Spotlights and communications bud et have su ROrted this goal
Community Wellness Objective Desired Outcome Progress Recreation and Continue to Complete planned Completed Cultural Initiatives Millennium Park Improvements -
l Recreation and W or k WI·th A reas l&Jto fIna I'Ize F.Ina I'Ize d an d.In P rogress - Cultural Initiatives Recreation Master plan and Referendum June 23, 2018 implement - Finalized and in Progress Recreation and Continue to implement Ped. & Completed & In Progress Cultural Initiatives Cycling Master Plan Completed Bridge to Bridge, Bridge to College Trails and Cycle tracks on Columbia Ave Recreation and Continue to Invest in cultural Ongoing Cultural Initiatives services of the community: Poverty in the Community is a In progress - Housing needs significant concern and the City assessment and multi- may want to discuss this family housing projects to be matter in conjunction with other completed in 2018. agencies - - Seniors The demographics of the In Progress -Age Friendly community suggest that there is Assessment and Action Project
13 Report re: Council and Corporate Objectives Update - Q 1 & 02 Page 4 of 8
a growing seniors' Community. currently being completed . How can city serves more appropriately meet the need of the seniors.
As significant progress has been made on the 2016 -2018 objectives Council provided additional priorities for 2018 which included the following strategic priorities.
• Advocacy for healthcare services. • Advocacy for economic development function technology and innovation. • Advocacy with Provincial Ministers (health, housing and transportation).
In addition to the Council strategic priorities reported on above, the operational objectives below define departmental objectives for 2018 and beyond. Below is an update to Council which reports out on each department's priorities and their status. This update effectively covers quarters 1 & 2 of 2018. The content of the report will change from quarter to quarter as new initiatives are started and others completed. This report is not meant to be a complete description of the work performed by City staff during the quarter. Staff are also engaged in delivering core services and participating in other significant initiatives.
Chief Administrative Office ••• Desired Outcome Pro ress Succession Plan Create long term succession and In progress staffing plan Re-organization of Civic Works and Development Services initiated Community Survey Plan for community wide survey - Scheduled for Q4 _____u ....._ date_ to OCP Market Airport Lands and secure 5 Acre Parcel - accepted offer development Intersection design completed and construction costs budgeted for Re-zoning in place for new uses Airport Master Plan RFP Issued Have accepted RNP Procedure in Initial ground work completed with place and carrier using the arrival Nav Canada and Transport and departure procedures Canada, met with carriers. Met with Provincial and Federal representatives. Airport Master Plan RFP Issued
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Corporate Services Objective Desired Outcome Progress ====-=----,-,----:---1!'------Records 0rganization Wide records In progress Management management system - including System digital filing Elections 2018 Complete 2018 Municipal In Progress - Scheduled for Q3 & Elections 04 Pre-Election Workshop for interested candidates Post Election Council Orientation 2019 Contract Prepare background information In Progress - Scheduled for 04 Ne otiations packages Update Policies Complete review of City policies, In Progress remove or redraft outdated policies and identify areas ____re_ guiring P- Olicv.._.____ ·------~----'
Finance ••• Desired Outcome Progress Chart of Accounts Update the general ledger Scheduled for 03 & 04 Update account listing to support new ~· _ .~ _budgeting process Budget Planning Redesign the budgeting process In progress - connected to project Process to be more efficient and ensure above continuity of short and longer term --,------...,._..,._c_aP- ital 12 roj._e_ct_s____ , ____ .,....______Procurement Standardized RFP, RFO and Draft Standard documents Process Tender documents and processes completed across the orgc1nization Scheduled for 03 & 04 2019 Budget Coordinate 2019 public budget Scheduled for 03 Survey survey
Utility Rates Provide communication for new In progress Update rate structure and monitor new rate structure revenues
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Development Services Objective ====D=e~s~i=r=e=d=O=u=t=c=o=m=e==----=~~-----P_ro_,,gress Recreational Prepare the municipality for Steering committee struck and Marijuana legalization of recreational met. marijuana Resident and business input sessions scheduled Update reports to Council provided
Zoning Bylaw Review of current zoning bylaw Scheduled for 03 & 04 Update and update bylaw to meet OCP and future development ob·ectives '===== Affordable Complete Housing needs Housing needs assessment RFP Housing assessment released. Provide report on initiatives that can surport affordable housing Update Ortho Complete updated flight of aerial Photos taken on May 4th , 2018 - Photos photography and have uploaded awaiting upload to the GIS s stem Sign Bylaw Update -----Update signage bylaw to Scheduled for 03 & 04 accommodate and regulate changing signage requirements including digital signage Waterfront Master ' Complete the Master Plan and Plan complete - to be taken to Plan present to Council Council May 23, 2018
Civic Works Objective Desired Outcome Pro ress Asset Management Complete and present water, Water Plan presented Plan and sewer, storm and roads plans. Sewer Plan to be presented May Implementation Plan for facility assessments. 23,2018 Integrate maintenance Storm and Roads to be presented management into operational in 03 workflow processes
Columbia Avenue Complete Columbia Avenue Project started May 14, 2018 Construction Redevelopment within budget and
I on schedule Procurement Standardized RFP, RFO and Draft Standard documents Process Tender documents and processes completed across the organization Scheduled for 03 & 04 Millennium Ponds Long term plan to address Permitting and drone flights being waterfowl in the park and ponds completed. Plan coming to Council Julv 10th , 2018
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Public Safety Objective I • . • e • . Progress Wildfire Mitigation Follow recommendations of Applied & received $20,000 grant Plan & Fieldwork Community Wildfire Plan from CBT and $10,000 from UBCM. Partnered with Selkirk College - Fire smarting action and Education EOC Training Set up EOC training for staff and In Progress Council Replace Engine 2 Prepare RFQ documents and In Progress - Scheduled for 03 release tender Tender release Fire Dept. Lock Update Fire Department Lock box In Progress Box program for all commercial Im lementation businesses Health Care Continue to work with BCAS to In Progress - 3 FT Positions Ambulance Service strengthen ambulatory care in created in Castlegar and one new Castlegar PCP IV position
IT Services Objective Desired Outcome-~---~--- Progress Website Update Complete updating website to Completed - to go live June 11 th . make mobile friendly and I modernize Migration to Migrate all users to ------~------newest Completed Desktop 2016 version of operating system
As shown in the tables above, the strategic priorities of Council and the operational objectives areas are not mutually exclusive. In fact, the two dovetail together to form the direction of Council and define the continual evolvement of the organization. It must be re-iterated that the City accomplishes not only priority objectives but also day to day operations at an exceptional level with a small dynamic team.
In addition, the list below recognizes notable accomplishments from the first two quarters that may not be associated with an initiative featured in the report, but demonstrate significant progress in reaching the goals and strategies outlined in the Strategic Plan .
✓ Received $20,000 grant from CBT for Firesmart Work ✓ Received $10,000 grant from UBMC for Firesmart Work ✓ Received $727,000 in grant funding towards Columbia Avenue rail crossing ✓ IT - Upgraded Office version throughout the organization to latest 2016
This document is one means for staff to demonstrate our commitment to accountability. Shared
17 Report re: Council and Corporate Objectives Update - QI & 02 Page B of B commitment is at the centre of the relationship between Council, staff and the community and enables us to work together to make the vision outlined in the strategic plans a reality.
ALTERNATIVES: N/A
IMPLICATIONS:
(1) Social The Community benefits from regular reporting of Council priorities and progress of staff on those priorities.
(2) Environmental N/A
(3) Personnel (4) Financial
POLICY IMPLICATIONS:
IMPLEMENTATION/COMMUNICATION:
Respectfully submitted,
Chris Barlow, Chief Administrative Officer
18 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES Minutes of the Planning and Development Committee meeting held on Tuesday, June 5 2018 at 3:30 p.m. in the upstairs meeting room at City Hall, 460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
MEMBERS Councillor Bruno Tassone, Chair PRESENT: Councillor Florio Vassilakakis, Deputy rC hai
MEMBERS ABSENT:
STAFF PRESENT: Lucas Pitts, Director of Transportation and Civic Works & Director of Development Services Phil Markin, Director of Development Services Shannon Marshall, Planning Technician II
PUBLIC PRESENT: Linda Cark Ingrid Enns Julie Leffelaar Yann Troutet
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 3:37 p.m. by Bruno Tassone, Chair
AGENDA: The agenda was adopted as presented.
MINUTES: The Planning & Development Committee reviewed and May 15, 2018 approved the minutes of the Planning and Development Committee meeting held on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.
BUSINESS ARISING None. FROM THE MINUTES:
NEW BUSINESS:
1. WETLANDS Julie Leffelaar presented the Planning and Development DELEGATION Committee with a formal proposal for the Wetlands. Letters of support are appended to these minutes.
The Wetlands project was referred to strategic planning.
2. BUSINESS LICENCE Report to Council No. 18-91 from Nikki Watson, REPORT – MAY 2018 Development Services Clerk, will be placed on the agenda for the June 11, 2018 regular meeting for Council’s consideration.
19 Minutes of the Planning & Development Committee Meeting June 5, 2018 Page 2 of 2
3. BUILDING PERMIT Report to Council No. 18-92 from Nikki Watson, REPORT – MAY 2018 Development Services Clerk, will be placed on the agenda for the June 11, 2018 regular meeting for Council’s consideration.
4. OTHER Public Hearings for R-1/18 (Surplus Airport Lands), R-2/18 (Commercial/Residential Mixed Use in C4 Zone) and R-3/18 (Pet Grooming as Home Occupation) will be held on Monday, June 25th, 2018 at 6:00 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 5:55 p.m.
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
______Councillor Bruno Tassone, Chair Reviewed by:
RECORDED BY: Director of Corporate Services
______Lucas Pitts, Director of Development Services
20 Ken Lebedoff 5280-20 3360 Southridge Drive PM, PLAN COM Castlegar BC. VlN4Gl June 6, 2018 250-365-6141 or Cell 250-365-9851 [email protected] Castlegar Wetland Group
May 31, 2018
Castlegar City Council Castlegar City Hall 460 Columbia Avenue Castlegar, BC. V1N1G7
Proposal For City of Castlegar to Purchase DSTLOT 7171/3000 14th Avenue
Dear Mayor, Councillors and Planning Group,
My name is Ken Lebedoff and I was born and raised in the Castlegar area. When I attended Kinnaird Middle School in Grade 8, we were forced to run by the PE teacher behind the school past the "Waterline Wall' and across to the Fortis Gas line trail and back to the school. As much as I hated running, I was struck even at that age that the lands near the school was a very special place. It was that in mind when I came back from University, that my family and I were drawn to find a home near the trails of Kinnaird. So now as a 62 year old, I have lived on Southridge Drive for the the last 24 years and still continue to walk,run and more importantly socialize with all kinds of neighbours,friends and newcomers to the area. We all enjoy this property as it is, an undeveloped Natural Park.
Earlier this spring, a For Sale sign went up on DL: 7171, a 80 acre parcel where many trails between 14th Avenue and Southridge connect with the existing Kinnaird Park, the Cobra Climb and the land behind the Kinnaird Park Community Church. As a result, The Castlegar Wetland Group was quickly formed by local residents who in general are long time and daily users of the above property. This privately held land has been a jewel as a dog walking, rock climbing site, it is filled with biking and hiking trails as well as serving as natural playground for local children. It has been this way for decades. South Castlegar has grown and now more than ever requires access to nature for enjoyment of hiking trails right in our backyards. I believe the City has made a study in this area some 25 years ago and even then it was recommended that there be a lineal Park from the Kinnaird Park to the Kinnaird Bluffs. Yes, the City has Kinnaird Park but they are mostly Ball Fields, the Millennium Park is in North Castlegar, the Complex and Castlegar Rotary Skate Park, Kinsmen Park, Zinio Park, Brandson Park, and a few smaller parks are primarily picnic and playground areas but there is not a Nature Park where one can
21 simply walk in City Limits and hear quietness, see animals, meet new friends and neighbours to start your day. The Castlegar Wetland Group are proposing that this land be a Nature Park which is protected by means of long-term planning and use. This would mean preserving the land in its present state and well as preservation of wildlife habitat within our urban setting that will link people to each other, their community and their natural environment while fostering healthy active lifestyles. This would certainly uphold the City of Castlegar's tagline slogan "Do it outdoors. Life's an Adventure. Start a new one in Castlegar, BC." This unique property borders downstream of a wetland, is a natural wildlife corridor, and a source of feeding spots with Huckleberries and Saskatoon berries. Wildlife commonly seen and heard include coyotes, elk, deer, cougar, squirrels, black bear, resident (songbirds, waterfowl, bald eagle, hawks, etc )and migratory birds, frog species, garter snakes, dragonflies, of course the Yellow Tiger Snail.
DL: 71 71 is an 80 acre parcel of property that is designated as Urban Residential and is presently for sale for $350,000. The MLS#2429349 is advertised to potential buyers as a property that can be developed into building lots or single residential use. It also states it features Utilities: Cable, Natural Gas, Sewer, Telephone, Hydro and Water.
We are proposing that the City purchase Lot 7171 /3000 14th Avenue and zone this property as a Nature Park. This property is presently for sale and needs to be purchased now and protected from future development. This purchase would be consistent with the City's Community Plan to preserve our natural assets to provide citizens with easy access to nature. Similar action would then apply to DSTLOT 12358 which contains the Waterline Climbing wall. Both properties would complement each other to form a natural Park corridor.
As in the City of Castlegar Community Plan Environment, it states "The preservation and enhancement of the quality of the natural environment is a dominating issue in any community. As growth continues, it will be important to carefully integrate the natural and urban components to prevent a decline in the quality of the environment."
Respectively submitted, '
~l ,~t<.~. ' ··. t·~.------·- I Ken Lebedoff
The Castlegar Wetland group
22 The Castlegar Parks and Trails Society Supports the protection of Trails and Rock Climbing Areas in the Southridge Area as it aligns to our consitution. Particularly, the Lands between Kjnnaird Park and Cone Hill Park and bordered by FortisBC Gaslines and the 14th Ave Water Main Right of ways. This area offers unique all season recreational opportunities currently not offered in any of the existing Parks \Vi thin the City of Castlegar. The CPTS also recognizes the ecological value of this area afforded by the Wetland and Open Forest Landscape.
CPTS is meeting June 7 and will review this staten1ent and other aspects of their participation in this project. More infonnation after the meeting. Mark Jennings & David Hall (president)
23 5280-01 LP, PM, SM, PLAN COM, M&C From: Denise Ward To: City of Castlegar June 5, 2018 Cc: [email protected] Subject: Trail system/wetland habitat,Kinnaird bluff area Date: Monday, June 4, 2018 5:07:32 PM
To whom it may concern, I along with many Castlegar citizens have frequented these trails for 30+ years. On an almost daily basis I walk my dog here, frequently ride my mountain bike and in the past ran on these trails. Never is there an occasion that I encounter less than half a dozen people also enjoying their time in this beautiful green space so close to our homes. While other municipalities are trying to find areas to create green space that promote healthy lifestyles, we have this well known one already being used. It baffles me that council can’t see the benefit of obtaining this parcel of land; it effectively joins two neighbourhoods and encourages people to get out and move. I focused on the human benefits, but it is the wildlife that really should be considered here, many small animals and birds make their home in this area, rabbits, grouse, ducks, snakes & lizards are numerous. There are deer and elk, bears and coyotes. What a shame to take more of their habitat to build more housing. It’s not only locals we encounter here but visitors to the area that are wowed by our beautiful network of trails. Climbers are often utilizing the bluffs, often down here from out of town, this is a great place to promote tourism (as I think is already been done, & is working) And then there is the fantastic huckleberry picking (now the not so secret is out) I certainly hope you reconsider your role in utilizing this fantastic parcel of woodland, it is as special to the south end as Millennium park is to the north end.
Sincerely, Denise Ward
Sent from my iPhone
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LP, PM, SM, PLAN COM, M&C From: Ingrid Enns To: City of Castlegar JUNE 5, 2018 Cc: [email protected] Subject: Wetland Project support letter Date: Tuesday, June 5, 2018 8:18:52 AM Attachments: Support Letter.pdf thank you for distributing our support letter to Mayor & Council and the planning committee who will be hearing the Castlegar Wetland Project proposal at todays meeting.
Ingrid Enns 3341 Southridge Drive, Castlegar, BC V1N 4G1 Phone: 778-460-3341 [email protected]
25 June 4, 2018 To: Mayor & Council, Planning Committee – City of Castlegar Re: DL7171 - 3000 – 14th Avenue – a golden opportunity to own “the People’s Park”
It was the outdoor walking trails in “the People’s Park” on 14th Avenue that attracted my family to purchase a home at the top of Southridge Drive and move to Castlegar 2 years ago. Before even touring the house that was for sale we checked out the loop trail we had seen on google maps that went along the 14th Avenue waterline and returned along the gasline trail. Not only did we find a wetland area, but also magnificent cliffs for climbing, lots of wildlife tracks and a runoff creek. So much more than what we were finding in the neighbourhoods of Nelson.
While we walked we met many people who we asked to tell us their favorite things about life in Castlegar. Every one of them expressed how grateful they were to have these nature walking trails to use and the many ways they utilized them. Carbon-Free Commuting across town, Biking, Hiking, Evening Headlamp Snowshoe Adventures. There are flat trails and hilly trails – something for all levels of fitness & ages. Dog walking, jogging and something very unique to have right in a city – a cross country ski loop. Amazing Rock Climbing Cliffs – with more than 70 newly pegged routes and the Cobra Staircase Fitness Climb.
People proudly told us how the green network of city trails connected Grandview Heights & Kinnaird Bluffs to the summer outdoor concerts & the winter skating rinks and onto the waterfront trail in Twin Rivers or tobogganing at Cone Hill and the Merry Creek trail system . And people told us about how when there was a big blowdown a few year’s previous, volunteers just showed up with equipment from home and cleared or recut the trails.
Our path was leading us to “Start a new one in Castlegar” so we went online and looked through the City Official Community Plan to get a feel for the city vision and planning. We were impressed with the city tree policy and desire to expand bike paths to go green. What we found missing from the city bylaws is a protection of spring runoff creeks and their surrounding riparian zone and an anti-logging protection of trees on private land within urban neighbourhoods.
As residents we have come to know this property as is a truly natural park, brimming with wildlife – cougar, elk, bear, coyote and even rabbits on Easter Sunday. The wetlands and spring runoff creek have created many wildlife trails for the inhabitants – and a safe migratory trail for the grizzly bear as they pass through to their winter dens in the valley bottom. A network of green space across the city provides safe havens for both wildlife and residents as the city becomes more urbanized. Animals can retreat and not confront.
This property is heavily utilized and filled with diverse recreation opportunities requiring little to no taxpayer input once purchased - an extremely cost effective recreation model when compared to the expense of upkeeping a community complex or costly investment of creating waterfront trails along the Columbia river which is creating public outcry. There will only be public outcry here if the property becomes a no trespassing zone and the recreation is taken away. Garbage containers are not even present, yet the property is kept clean by the many citizens who use it.
We strongly support the efforts of the Castlegar Wetland Team and their proposal requesting that the city City zone DSTLOT 7171 and DSTLOT12358 as a Nature Park. In the City Official Community Plan section 17.1 Parks and Open Space Objectives reads: Protect the natural environment and important ecosystem locations by designating these areas as Parks and Open Space.
We also strongly support the team proposal requesting the City of Castlegar purchase this property as it is consistent with the City’s Official Community Plan. Section 17.2 Parks and Open Space Policies reads: Invest in new parks and open spaces and the maintenance of existing parks and open spaces and preserve our natural assets to provide citizens with easy access to nature.
26 This is a golden opportunity for the City to control the destiny of “the People’s Park” and market it’s diverse recreation opportunities to attract future investors – and it is a small investment that provides greenspace for the neighbourhoods on the south end of the city. It is our understanding that this is an estate sale. By possibly naming the park after the family that has allowed Castlegar citizen’s to freely utilize these nature trails until now, a reasonable price can be achieved.
Thank you for considering the Castlegar Wetland Group Proposal.
Sincerely, Ingrid Enns & Peter Oostlander 3341 Southridge Drive, Castlegar, BC V1N 4G1
27 ______REPORT TO COUNCIL
DATE: June 1, 2018 REPORT NO.:18-91
SUBMITTED BY: Nikki Watson, Development Services Clerk FILE NO.: 4320-20-R1
SUBJECT: Business License Report – May 2018
2018 2017 Fees Number Fees Number Received Issued Received Issued New Licences : $400.00 5 $575.00 6 New ICBL Licences: $255.00 3
(Total ICBL Licences Year to Date: 22)
Total Licences in May: $1,560.00 19 $2,495.00 26 Total Licences - Year to Date: $73,531.00 605 $70,742.00 588
NEW LICENCES: BL #2664 BL #2665 BL #2667 Zenway Painting Inc. Medpro Respiratory Care BFF Cupcakes 91 Millbank Road S.W. Unit 3-425 Columbia Avenue 3-119 Crescent Street Calgary, AB T2Y 2Y9 Castlegar, BC V1N 1G8 Castlegar, BC V1N 1B2 Painting Respiratory Homecare Service Cupcake Sales
BL #2668 BL #2669 Leonard Arabia RockWater Contracting 915 6th Street 2717 9th Avenue Nelson, BC V1L 2Z4 Castlegar, BC V1N 2Y7 Plumbing Contractor Residential Improvement & Construction
Prepared by: Nikki Watson, Development Services Clerk Date: June 1, 2018
Approved by: ______Date: June 1, 2018 Mike Defosse, Building Official
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DATE: June 1, 2018 REPORT NO.: 18-92
SUBMITTED BY: Nikki Watson, FILE NO.: 3800-01 Development Services Clerk
SUBJECT: Building Permit Report – May 2018
2018 2017
Value of Permits Value of Permits Work Issued Work Issued
Residential - New (Single/Duplex)
Residential - New (Multi-Family)
Residential - New (Garages/Carports)
Residential - Alterations & Additions $172,858.00 26 $453,321.37 29
Commercial – New
Commercial - Alterations & Additions $2,000.00 1 $38,000.00 3
Industrial – New
Industrial - Alterations & Additions
Institutional/Gov't - New
Institutional/Gov't - Alterations & Additions $6,000.00 3
Inspections Demolitions $26,000.00 2 Occupancy Excavation
TOTALS $200,858.00 29 $497,321.37 35
YEAR-TO-DATE TOTALS $2,463,918.00 69 $2,625,161.44 81
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Major Projects Started in May, 2018
On-Going Projects 620 17th Street, Office Renovation 2416 Columbia Avenue, Addition 1525 Rosewood Lane, Single Family Dwelling 202 102nd Street, Addition 1504 Rosewood Lane, Single Family Dwelling 3904 Grandview Drive, Single Family Dwelling 2801 1st Avenue, Greenhouse 3852 5th Avenue, Single Family Dwelling 1516 Rosewood Lane, Single Family Dwelling 2108 Columbia Avenue, Renovations 1975 6th Avenue, Commercial Addition 4705 14th Avenue, Retaining Wall 4120 Grandview Drive, Single Family Dwelling 619 11th Avenue, Renovations 1693 Ridgewood Drive, Covered Deck 3905 16th Avenue, Single Family Dwelling 3355 Southridge Drive, Single Family Dwelling 1921 Arrow Lakes Drive, Maintenance Garage 124 Heritage Way, BCSPCA 1533 Aspen Lane, Single Family Dwelling
Completed Projects
Prepared by: Nikki Watson, Development Services Clerk Date: June 1, 2018
Approved by: ______Date: June 1, 2018 Mike Defosse, Building Official
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Multi Commercial New Industrial Institutional Single Family Duplexes Family Residential Alterations New Commercial Alterations Industrial Alterations New Institutional Alterations Other TOTALS
# Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value # Value Jan 1 $20,000.00 1 $20,000.00 Feb 1 $275,000.00 5 $128,000.00 6 $403,000.00 Mar 2 $292,500.00 7 $87,100.00 1 $600.00 10 $380,200.00 Apr 3 $885,000.00 15 238,660.00 1 $300,000.00 3 $34,700.00 1 $1,500.00 23 $1,459,860.00 May 26 $172,858.00 1 $2,000.00 2 $26,000.00 29 $200,858.00 June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
TOTALS 6 $1,452,500.00 0 $0.00 0 0 53 $626,618.00 1 $300,000.00 6 $57,300.00 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 1 $1,500.00 69 $2,463,918.00
"Other" permits issued in "Other" Permits issued Year May 2018 to Date Notes:
Wood Stove Inspection 0
Demolition 2 Demolition 1 Foundation Only 0 Foundation Only 0
Building Move 0 Building Move 0
Excavations 0 Excavations 0
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Report to Council
th DATE: June 6 , 2018 REPORT NO.:18-94
SUBMITTED BY: Sam M Lattanzio, Fire Chief FILE NO:1700-20 1280-40 SUBJECT: Replacement of CFO Engine #2, 1994 Volvo/Andersen Pumper
RECOMMENDATION: That council authorise staff to proceed to RFP, for the replacement of the 1994 Volvo Fire Engine which turns 25 years old in September 2019.
PURPOSE: Continue to maintain and meet requirements for the Fire Insurance Grading and Fire Underwriters Survey for fire apparatus in the City of Castlegar and to meet the manufacturing time frame by issuing a purchase order in January 2019.
SUMMARY/BACKGROUND: The last Fire Underwriters Survey (FUS) required the City of Castlegar to be able to achieve a combined 3000 IGPM for all First and Second Line out Pumper/Engines. This requirement was met with a 1987 Ford Andersen Pumper (1050 IGPM), a 1994 Volvo Andersen Pumper (1050 IGPM) and a 2004 Spartan Pumper (1050 IGPM). In April of 2017, the 1987 Ford Andersen Pumper was replaced with a new Rosenbauer Platform/Pumper, rated for 1750 IGPM.
Since the last survey, the City has expanded considerably with the community of Blueberry and the airport lands. At the same time that Blueberry became part of the City, the City entered into a contract with the ROCK to provide fire protection to the lands south of Blueberry which includes the community of Fairview. In addition, subdivision developments such as Emerald Green, Twin Rivers and Grandview, along with numerous new commercial buildings and structures such as the Fortis Operations Centre, were added.
FUS defines the City of Castlegar as a medium sized city. (See attached supporting FUS documentation table 1 page 2 of 6). In September of 2019, the current Volvo Engine #2, will turn 25 years old and will not factor into the Fire Underwriters Insurance grading requirements. In addition, the current Spartan Engine #1 will be 16 years old, and will be designated as a 2nd line apparatus with grading. With the 2017 platform/pumper rating of 1750 IGPM and the Spartan Engine #1 rating of 1050 IGPM, this gives the City a total of 2800 IGPM. Based on the existing FUS requirements of 3000 IGPM, replacement of the 1994 Volvo Engine is needed.
With the procurement of a new Rescue/Pumper in 2019, the City will be able to exceed the existing FUS requirements. We will be specifying the replacement apparatus with a pumping
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capacity of 1250 IGPM. The combined pumping capacity of the Rosenbauer Platform/Pumper (1750 IGPM), the Spartan Engine #1 (1050 IGPM) and the new Rescue/Engine (1250 IGPM), the total pumping capacity will be 4050 IGPM in September 2019.
In addition, by replacing the current Engine #2 with a multipurpose response apparatus, we will also address the replacement of our current 1999 Ford F-450 Rescue/Squad unit, as the new unit will be capable of vehicle extrication and highway rescue operations. The new unit will also complement our current 1988 Amertek airport Rapid Intervention Vehicle (Red 2) for the West Kootenay Regional Airport as it will be spec'd with pump and roll capabilities.
ALTERNATIVES: As per FUS requirements "If replacement does not occur, fire insurance grading recognition may be revoked for the specific fire apparatus which may adversely affect the fire insurance grades" to the City of Castlegar and its business community and residents. Staff have also investigated the possibility of collaborating with the ROCK area J and the Ootischenia fire protection area to see if there are synergies that can be realized with apparatus in their current inventory, however, they are in the same position as Castlegar in that their Engine is also timing out in 2019. A fire protection contract could be considered similar to what is in place for the ROCK area of Fairview to help assist in apparatus replacement.
IMPLICATIONS: To meet Fire Underwriters Survey requirements with respect to fire apparatus.
(1) Social None
(2) Environmental None
(3) Personnel None
(4) Financial The current 5-year plan has a budget of $650,000 in 2019; however, with the volatility in the USO, this number could change.
IMPLEMENTATION/COMMUNICATION: Proceed to RFP in July 2018 for delivery in the fall of 2019.
Approved by:
Chris Barlow Chief Administrative Officer City of Castlegar
Attachments: Fire Underwriters Survey Insurance Grading Castlegar Fire Department apparatus replacement schedule
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TRANSPORTATION AND CIVIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
Minutes of the Transportation and Civic Works Committee meeting held on Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 9:15 a.m. at the Civic Works Meeting Room 4500 Minto Road, Castlegar, B.C.
MEMBERS Councillor Florio Vassilakakis, Chair PRESENT: Councillor Dan Rye, Deputy Chair
MEMBERS ABSENT: Chris Barlow, CAO
STAFF PRESENT: Lucas Pitts, Director of Transportation and Civic Works Stacy Donald, Transportation & Civic Works Assistant
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 9:20 a.m. by Councillor Vassilakakis.
AGENDA: The agenda was adopted as presented.
MINUTES: The Committee approved the minutes of the Transportation and Civic May 15, 2018. Works Committee meeting held on May 15, 2018.
BUSINESS ARISING None FROM THE MINUTES:
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Civic Works crews are busy with sidewalk cleaning, Sunfest cleanup, Civic Works Operations Chamber of Commerce flower pot installations, fertilizing/aerating all Update parks, boulevard repairs from winter plow damage, plugged catch basin clearing, lazy sewer line flushing, water meter investigations and general operations and maintenance. Painting of all downtown Revite lights is complete, currently completing painting of Millennium Pathway lights under budget. The CPR crossing at 32nd Street and the one behind the Community Complex were replaced and paved last week.
2 Work on this project has been steady. The City sent out a media Columbia Avenue release on June 1, 2018 advising the public that left turning between 15th Complete Streets Project Street to 13th Street off of Columbia Avenue has been opened up now Update that the road grinding has been completed in that area. Telus & Shaw Cable are currently completing line work at the 17th Street railway crossing so that CP Rail can complete their railway improvements.
3. The City met with the Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure last Airport Terminal week to discuss plans for highway resurfacing along Hwy 3 and to plan Intersection Repaving the airport terminal intersection repaving work which the MOTI has
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tentatively scheduled to complete in August. All work is planned to take place at night.
4. The new Welcome to Castlegar signage is scheduled to be installed this Castlegar Welcome summer. Signage
5. City line painting began on May 30, 2018. Notice has been advertised in Line Painting the local media, the City’s website and social media pages.
6. The City has hired a consultant to develop a short term plan to deal with SSTP Biosolids the South Sewage Treatment Plant biosolids disposal. Management Plan
7. The City met with the Minor Soccer Association to discuss options with Parks Update field maintenance.
8. The City’s Water Smart Ambassador has hosted information booths at Water Smart Ambassador the Castlegar Nature & Garden Festival as well as Sunfest and has been completing residential water assessments for free to residents interested in the service. These services are currently being advertised in the local media, the City’s website and social media pages.
9. Upcoming Events: Upcoming Events 1) Water Restrictions – June 15-Sept 15th
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 10:40 a.m.
CERTIFIED CORRECT: RECORDED BY:
Councillor Florio Vassilakakis Lucas Pitts Chair Director of Transportation and Civic Works
Reviewed by: Director of Corporate Services
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Regional District of Central Kootenay REGULAR BOARD MEETING Open Meeting Minutes
The fifth meeting of the Board of the Regional District of Central Kootenay in 2018 was held on Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 9:03 a.m. in the Hume Hotel The Hume Room, 422 Vernon Street, Nelson, BC.
Quorum was maintained throughout the meeting.
ELECTED OFFICIALS PRESENT: MUNICIPALITIES
Chair K. Hamling Village of Nakusp Director L. Chernoff City of Castlegar Director R. Toyota Town of Creston Director S. Hewat Village of Kaslo Director D. Kozak City of Nelson Director H. von Krogh Village of New Denver Director L. Main Village of Silverton Director J. Lunn Village of Slocan
ELECTORAL AREAS
Director G. Jackman Area A Director L. Binks Area C Director A. Watson Area D Director R. Faust Area E Director T. Newell Area F Director H. Cunningham Area G Director W. Popoff Area H Director A. Davidoff Area I Director R. Smith Area J Director P. Peterson Area K
DIRECTOR ABSENT
Director S. White Village of Salmo Director T. Wall Area B
STAFF PRESENT
S. Horn Chief Administrative Officer/ Chief Financial Officer U. Wolf General Manager of Environmental Services S. Sudan General Manager of Development Services J. Southam Building Manager M. Morrison Corporate Officer J. Madelung Grants Coordinator
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1. CALL TO ORDER & WELCOME The Chair called the meeting to order at 9:03 a.m.
1.1 ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA Moved By: Director Kozak and seconded, And Resolved:
305/18 The agenda for the May 17, 2018 Regular Open Board meeting be adopted as circulated with the addition of the addendum and the addition of Item 3.3.3 Director’s report from Director Davidoff.
Carried 1.2 ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES 306/18 Moved By: Director Hewat and seconded, And Resolved:
The minutes from the April 12, 2018 Regular Open Board meeting be adopted as circulated.
Carried 1.3 INTRODUCTION Building Manager, John Southam introduced Manda McIntyre, the new Building Official and acknowledged the upcoming retirement of Plan Checker, Ric Gerzey.
1.4 FOR INFORMATION Patricia Dehnel, Senior Energy Specialist is in attendance regarding Item 8.2.2 Senior Energy Specialist - Year 1 Report
2. BUSINESS ARISING OUT OF THE MINUTES
3. COMMITTEES & COMMISSIONS 3.1 FOR INFORMATION Committee/Commission Reports for information have been received as follows: 3.1.1 Area E Advisory Planning Commission
3.2 WITH RECOMMENDATIONS 3.2.1 Recreation Commission No. 6 - minutes April 13, 2018 Moved By: Director Bunka and seconded, And Resolved:
307/18 That the Board approve the payment of the following grants from the Recreation Commission No. 6 (New Denver, Silverton and Area H) S229 2018 budget:
Slocan Lake Stewardship Society $500.00 Slocan Lake Golf Club $600.00 Hidden Garden Gallery $581.00 Slocan Solutions Society $600.00 Valhalla Fine Arts Society $1000.00 Lucerne School PAC $400.00 Slocan Lake Early Learning Society $1000.00
Carried
3.2.2 Recreation Commission No. 9 - minutes April 26, 2018 Moved By: Director Jackman and seconded, And Resolved:
308/18 That the Board approve the payment of the following grants from the Recreation Commission No. 9 (Area A) S232 2018 budget:
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Boswell Memorial Hall Society $4026 Crawford Bay & District Hall & Parks Association $5106 East Shore Circle of Friends Society $550 East Shore Facilities Society $825 East Shore Facilities Society $1258 Hexagon Players $1543 Many Bays Band $500 Riondel & District Curling Club $794 Riondel Senior Citizens Association $1000 South Kootenay Lake Community Services Society $800 South Kootenay Lake Community Services Society $2314
Carried
3.2.3 Castlegar & District Community Complex Recreation Commission - minutes April 24, 2018 Moved By: Director Smith and seconded, And Resolved:
309/18 That the Board authorize staff to enter into an Agreement with Zellstoff Celgar Limited Partnership to advertise their corporate logo on the Castlegar & District Community Complex's Zamboni Ice Resurfacer for five (5) years at $10,250.00 per year commencing September 1, 2019.
Carried
Moved By: Director Smith and seconded, And Resolved:
310/18 The Commission support funding from S222 - Castlegar & District Community Complex Recreation Commission up to $10,000.00 to Ambassadors for Complex Enhancements for the purpose of an education campaign for the Castlegar & District Community Complex Enhancements upcoming referendum on June 23, 2018.
Carried
Opposed to Motion Director Davidoff Director Jackman Director Binks Director Faust Director Popoff
3.2.4 Creston Valley Services Committee - minutes May 3, 2018 Moved By: Director Binks and seconded, And Resolved:
311/18 Staff be directed to award the Creston Valley Library Roof Replacement contract to be BF Roofing Ltd. in the amount of $121,586.36 plus GST and that the Chair and Secretary be authorized to sign the necessary documents; AND FURTHER, that the funds for the project come from S193-Public Library, Creston and Areas A, B, and C.
Carried
3.2.5 Central Resource Recovery Committee - minutes May 16, 2018 Moved By: Director Newell and seconded, And Resolved:
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312/18 That the Board rescind the third reading of Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2568; AND FURTHER that Loan Authorization Bylaw No 2568 be read a third time as amended;
AND FURTHER that staff amend the 2018 Financial Plan to reflect the change in value of $443,000 allocated to the borrowing revenue and capital works expenses for the HB Tailings Facility Remediation and Closure works;
AND FURTHER that staff be directed to initiate the Alternate Approval Process to determine if eligible electors in the Central Subregion Resource Recovery Service wish the Board to borrow $3,933,230 to complete the HB Tailings Facility Remediation and Closure Project.
Carried
Moved By: Director Newell and seconded, And Resolved:
313/18 Staff be directed to amend the 2018 Financial Plan to transfer an additional $25,000 from Central Resource Recovery capital reserves to Service S187 Central Resource Recovery for tasks associated with environmental consulting services required for HB Tailings Facility remediation and closure design works.
Carried
3.3 DIRECTORS' REPORTS 3.3.1 Chair Hamling
3.3.2 Director Watson
3.3.3 Director Davidoff provided details regarding the Kootenay Booth
Director Binks provided detail of CBT funding opportunities for property purchases.
3.4 MEMBERSHIP 3.4.1 Village of New Denver - Commission Appointments The appointments dated December 12, 2017 as the Village of New Denver's representatives to the Slocan Valley Economic Development Commission and Recreation Commission No. 6 has been received.
Moved By: Director Bunka and seconded, And Resolved:
314/18 That the Board appoint the following individual effective December 12, 2017 as the Village of New Denver's representative to the Slocan Valley Economic Development Commission:
Nadine Raynolds
AND FURTHER, that the Board appoint the following individual effective as of December 12, 2017 as the Village of New Denver's representative to the Recreation Commission No. 6 commission:
Heather Fox and, David Hodsall (Alternate New Denver)
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Carried
3.4.2 Recreation Commission No. 6 - Appointment Amendment Moved By: Director Popoff and seconded, And Resolved:
315/18 That the resolution 77/18 being:
That the Board appoint the following individuals to the Recreation Commission No. 6 for a term to end December 31, 2019:
Danika Hammond (Lucerne Student Council) Daniel Hellyer (Alternate - Area H)
Be amended to read:
That the Board appoint the following individuals to the Recreation Commission No. 6 for a term to end December 31, 2019:
Daniel Hellyer (Alternate - Area H)
Carried
3.4.3 Recreation Commission No. 6 - Appointment Amendment Moved By: Director Bunka and seconded, And Resolved:
316/18 That the resolution 253/18 being:
That the Board appoint the following individual to the Recreation Commission No. 6 for a term to end December 31, 2019:
Kell Wictorin (Lucerne Student Council) Monique Oakley (Silverton - Alternate)
Be amended to read:
That the Board appoint the following individual to the Recreation Commission No. 6 for a term to end December 31, 2019:
Kell Wictorin (Lucerne Student Council)
Carried
3.4.4 Recreation Commission No. 6 - Appointments Moved By: Director Main and seconded, And Resolved:
317/18 That the Board appoint the following individual(s) to the Recreation Commission No. 6 for a term to end December 31, 2019:
Gabe Nemiroff (Lucerne School Youth Alternate) Monique Oakley (Silverton Alternate) David Hodsall (New Denver Council Alternate)
Carried
3.4.5 Area E Advisory Planning Commission - Appointment
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Moved By: Director Faust and seconded, And Resolved:
318/18 That the Board appoint the following individual(s) to the Area E Advisory Planning Commission for a term to end December 31, 2021:
Gil Bogaard
AND FURTHER, the Board send a letter to outgoing member Barry Rice thanking him for his service to the RDCK.
Carried
4. CORRESPONDENCE 4.1 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Theresa Lenardon, Regional District of Kootenay Boundary requesting clarification regarding viability to establish a Columbia Basin Regional Home Insurance Provider.
4.2 Letter dated April 30, 2018 from Johnny Strilaeff, Columbia Basin Trust responding to March 29, 2018 RDCK Board request for funding support to investigate the viability of a Basin regional home insurance provider.
5. COMMUNICATIONS FOR INFORMATION 5.1 The letter dated March 28, 2018 from Pat Keller, Columbia Basin Trust advising the RDCK of payment of $7,938 for the Water Smart Ambassador 2018/2019 Program.
5.2 The email dated March 28, 2018 from Andy Shadrack advising that the Passenger Transportation Board agreed to consider his reconsideration application to Greyhound Canada regarding the elimination of certain routes.
5.3 The letter dated March 30, 2018 from Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing advising infrastructure planning grant approval for the Krestova Improvement District Water Supply System Upgrade Preliminary Design in the amount of $10,000.
5.4 The letter dated April 5, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local GovernmentProgram Services, advising that the RDCK will receive funding for the RDCK FireSmart Planning & Activities SWPI-901 Areas A, B, C, and G grant in the amount of $10,000.
5.5 The email dated April 7, 2018 from Andy Shadrack advising of Greyhound Canada's lawyer response regarding Greyhound Canada Transportation ULC Application no. 256-17.
5.6 The letter dated April 9, 2018 from Paul Henderson, Metrovancouver Services and Solutions for a Livable Region thanked the RDCK for support regarding GV&DD Commercial Waste Hauler Licensing Bylaw No. 307, 2017.
5.7 The letter dated April 13, 2018 from John Harwood, District of Clearwater to Honourable Carole James, Minister of Finance requesting consideration of options for an easier transition to the implementation of the Employer Health Tax.
5.8 The letter received April 13, 2018 from Manjit Sidhu, Ministry of Health advises an Order in Council will be prepared to dissolve the Central Kootenay Regional Hospital District. 5.9 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Harrop Procter TU 2 Prescription SWPI-936 is the amount of $43,125.
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5.10 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the RDCK Kaslo TU 2 Prescription SWPI-937 is the amount of $29,325.
5.11 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the RDCK Kaslo TU 3 Prescription SWPI-938 is the amount of $30,360.
5.12 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the RDCK Kokanee Creek Park TUs 1a & 1b Prescription SWPI-939 is the amount of $16,215.
5.13 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Redfish Prescription SWPI-940 is the amount of $68,310.
5.14 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Sproule Creek Prescription SWPI-942 is the amount of $24,150.
5.15 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Woodbury Prescription SWPI-943 is the amount of $20,010.
5.16 The letter dated April 17, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Trozzo Operational Treatment SWPI-964 is the amount of $205,200.
5.17 The letter dated April 20, 2018 from Crystal Dunahee, Child Find British Columbia requests support of proclimation for May 25th as National Missing Children's Month and Missing Children's Day.
5.18 The letter dated April 25, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the RDCK Smallwood Prescription SWPI-941 is the amount of $8,280.
5.19 The letter dated April 25, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Glacier Creek Regional Park Prescription SWPI-944 is the amount of $10,005.
5.20 The letter dated April 25, 2018 from Peter Ronald, Local Government Program Services advises the approval of RDCK Fuel Management Prescription application for the Howser TU 1 Prescription SWPI-945 is the amount of $24,495.
5.21 The letter dated April 25, 2018 from John Van Laerhoven, District of Kent Agassiz to Honourable John Horgan, supporting resolution at the 2018 UBCM Convention that farm land should not be consumed by Cannabis Production Facilities.
6. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Moved By: Director Hewat and seconded, And Resolved:
319/18 The Accounts Payable Summary for April, 2018 in the amount of $1,642,151 be approved.
Carried
7. BYLAWS 7.1 Castlegar Facilities Assent Voting
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Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
320/18 That the board approve the following synopsis of Bylaws 2597 and 2598:
Bylaw 2597 Authorizes the establishment of the Castlegar and District Regional Facilities, Recreation, Parks and Leisure Service with the annual requisition for the service, including the repayment of borrowing, not to exceed the greater of $4,346,103 or $2.04/$1,000 of net taxable value of land and improvements within the service area.
Bylaw 2598 Authorizing the borrowing of up to $22,000,000 dollars, for a term not to exceed 25 years, for capital purposes associated with the construction, renovation and expansion of the community and recreational facilities.
Carried
7.2 Establishment Bylaw for Area H Mosquito Control Moved By: Director Popoff and seconded, And Resolved:
321/18 That the Board direct staff to prepare an establishment bylaw for Mosquito control service in the Winlaw and Area and that approval be by Assent vote to be held with 2018 General Elections.
Carried
RECESS/ The meeting recessed at 10:08 a.m. and reconvened at 10:24 a.m. RECONVENED
8. NEW BUSINESS 8.1 COMMUNITY SERVICES 8.1.1 Pass Creek Exhibition Grounds Agreement - RDCK/Pangburn Philosophy Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with Pangburn Philosophy for holding the 2nd Annual Kootenay Country Music Festival at the Pass Creek Exhibition Grounds from July 5-9, 2018 and that the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Motion Only
Moved By: Director Davidoff and seconded, And Resolved:
That the foregoing motion being:
That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with Pangburn Philosophy for holding the 2nd Annual Kootenay Country Music Festival at the Pass Creek Exhibition Grounds from July 5-9, 2018 and that the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents;
BE REFERRED back to the Castlegar & District Community Complex Recreation Commission for further consideration.
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Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
322/18 That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with Pangburn Philosophy for holding the 2nd Annual Kootenay Country Music Festival at the Pass Creek Exhibition Grounds from July 5-9, 2018 and that the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried
8.1.2 Creston and District Community Complex The Board Report dated May 4, 2018 from AJ Evenson, Senior Project Manager recommends the award of the Creston and District Community Complex Skate Park and Site Works Phase 2 & E Design contract to Van Der Zalm + Associates in the amount of $137,930.00 plus GST.
Moved By: Director Binks and seconded, And Resolved:
323/18 That the board direct staff to award the contract to Van Der Zalm + Associates in the amount of $137,930.00 plus GST for the Creston and District Community Complex Skate Park and Site Works PH 2 & 3 Design, and that the Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried
8.2 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 8.2.1 For Information: Planning Services Quarterly Report - January to March 2018
8.2.2 Senior Energy Specialist Report The Board Report dated May 4, 2018 from Sangita Sudan, General Manager of Development Services provides the Board with final reports submitted by Community Energy Association as the Senior Energy Specialist, a one year pilot project fully funded by FortisBC, to review and make recommendations to the RDCK on energy efficiency Opportunities and actions.
Moved By: Director Main and seconded, And Resolved:
324/18 That the RDCK Board direct staff to review the actions in the Regional Corporate GHG Emissions Progress Report with the Community Sustainable Living Advisory Committee prior to presenting recommendations to the Board for consideration.
Carried
8.2.3 British Columbia Investment Agriculture Foundation IAF Contribution Agreement Moved By: Director Faust and seconded, And Resolved:
325/18 That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with the British Columbia Investment Agriculture Foundation for funding of the Management of Specified Risk Material in Creston Project and that the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried
8.2.4 Land Use Amendment - Kalesnikoff Lumber Company
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The Board Report dated May 1, 2018 from Meeri Durand, Planning Manager, requesting the Board give third reading and adopt bylaw amendments to the Kootenay-Columbia Rivers Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1157, 1996 and Regional District of Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 1675, 2004, has been received.
Moved By: Director Davidoff and seconded, And Resolved:
326/18 That the Kootenay-Columbia Rivers Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2586, 2018 being a bylaw to amend the Kootenay-Columbia Rivers Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1157, 1996 is hereby given THIRD reading.
Carried
Moved By: Director Davidoff and seconded, And Resolved:
327/18 That the Regional District of Central Kootenay Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2587, 2018 being a bylaw to amend the Regional District of Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 1675, 2004 is hereby given THIRD reading and forwarded for Provincial approval under Section 52 of the Transportation Act.
Carried
Moved By: Director Davidoff and seconded, And Resolved:
328/18 That Staff be directed to complete a noise impact analysis for the Area I Tarrys area and submit report to the June 20, 2018 Regular Board meeting.
Carried
8.2.5 For Information: Building Permit Values for March 2018
8.2.6 For Information: Building Permit Values for April 2018
8.3 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 8.3.1 For information: Summary of Adverse Water Sample Results The memorandum dated May 1, 2018 from Shari Imada, Environmental Services Coordinator, providing a summary of Advere Water Sample Results from January 1, 2018 to April 30, 2018, has been received for information.
8.4 FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION 8.4.1 Service Case Analysis - Arrow Lakes Historical Society Village of Nakusp resolution R33/18 February 13, 2018
Moved By: Director Peterson and seconded, And Resolved:
329/18 That staff be directed to prepare a service case analysis for establishing a service to fund the Arrow Lakes Historical Society for the Village of Nakusp and Area K, and report back to the Board in June 2018.
Carried
8.4.2 British Columbia Transit 2018-2019- Annual Operating Agreement - Creston Valley
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Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
330/18 That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with British Columbia Transit regarding the 2018-2019 Creston Valley Annual Operating Agreement and the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried
8.4.3 BC Transit 2018-2019 Annual Operating Agreement - Kootenay Lake West Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
331/18 That the RDCK enter in to an agreement with British Columbia Transit regarding the 2018-2019 Kootenay Lake West Annual Operating Agreement and the Board Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried
8.4.4 Community Works Fund Policy Amendment The Board Report dated May 7, 2018 from Mike Morrison, Manager of Corporate Administration, request the RDCK Board approve two minor amendments to the Community Works Fund Policy.
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
332/18 That RDCK Policy 300-06-09 Community Works Funds be amended with addition of the following:
In the event of an election for the position of Director being scheduled in an Electoral Area, the Board neither consider a request, nor approve the release of money, from such Electoral Area Director for disbursement of Community Works Funds during the period of 45 days prior to the election up to the Inaugural Meeting; AND FURTHER, that the following exemptions apply:
(1) Community Works Funds disbursements from an Electoral Area Director who has been declared by the Chief Elections Officer to be elected by acclamation;
(2) Community Works Funds disbursements deemed to be emergency allocations having received an affirmative vote of at least 2/3 of the votes cast.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
333/18 That RDCK Policy 300-09-06 Community Works Funds be amended to establish a minimum grant amount of $10,000 for Community Works Fund program projects. Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
334/18 That staff be directed to consolidate and update RDCK Policy 300-09-06 Community Works Fund and bring back for RDCK Board consideration.
Carried
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8.4.5 IT Infrastructure Maintenance Purchase The Board Report dated May 3, 2018 from David Oosthuizen, IT Manager providing details of the life cycle and usage requirements of storage and computing capacity for the core IT Infrastructure and a recommended purchasing option for the consideration of the Board.
Moved By: Director Bunka and seconded, And Resolved:
335/18 That the following motion BE REFERRED to the June 2018 Board meeting:
That Board of the Regional District of Central Kootenay authorizes up to $105,508.37 be borrowed, under Section 403 of the Local Government Act, from the Municipal Finance Authority and purchased through IT Blueprint, for the purpose of storage and servers; and the loan be repaid within 4 years, with no rights of renewal; and that the staff include the financing costs in the 2019-2022 Financial Plan.
Carried
8.4.6 2018 CIP/AAP Proposals Supported for Board Approval The Board Report dated May 15, 2018 from Judy Madelung, Grants Coordinator, seeks approval of the 2018 Community Initiatives and Affected Areas (CIP/AAP) proposals that received funding support through the RDCK electoral area community engagement process and the proposal submitted by Health Arts Society requesting City of Nelson CIP funding support.
Moved By: Director Main and seconded, And Resolved:
336/18 That the Board approve the project proposals listed in Attachment A to the May 15, 2018 Board Report from Judy Madelung for 2018 CIP/AAP Program funding as follows with: the removal of the Slocan Solutions, Speed Reader Boards proposal for $1200 and, include the Health Arts Society proposal for $3,000 from City of Nelson CIP funding.
Organization Name Project Name Area Amount Balfour and District Business Kootenay Lake Ferry Area A-Initiatives $160.00 and Historic Association Ambassador Project Balfour and District Business Kootenay Outlet Heritage Area A-Initiatives $160.00 and Historic Association Interpreter Program Boswell and District Acquisition of Snow Sled Area A-Initiatives $1,590.00 Emergency Volunteers for Moving Victims Boswell Memorial Hall Hall Addition Area A-Initiatives $3,140.00 Society Community Arts Council of Master Art Instructor Area A-Initiatives $390.00 Creston Course Corazon Youth Choir Corazon Fall Weekend Area A-Initiatives $100.00 Retreat 2018 Creston & District Historical Hands-On History Area A-Initiatives $390.00 & Museum Society September 2018 Creston Curling Club Youth Curling Equipment Area A-Initiatives $160.00 Creston Kids Outside Society Creston Kids Outside Area A-Initiatives $420.00 Society Program Expansion Creston Lions Club Creston Lions Emergency Area A-Initiatives $520.00 Response Project Creston Pet Adoption and PAWS Spay and Neuter Area A-Initiatives $470.00 Welfare Society Project Creston Valley 4-H Club Creston Valley 4H Club Area A-Initiatives $220.00 Camp and Fall Fair Achievement Day Creston Valley Blossom 77th Annual Creston Area A-Initiatives $1,530.00
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Festival Assoc. Valley Blossom Festival Creston Valley Fall Fair 100th Annual Fall Fair Area A-Initiatives $500.00 Association Creston Valley Figure Skating Learn-to-Skate Program Area A-Initiatives $390.00 Club Creston Valley Food Action Harvest Share (2018) Area A-Initiatives $930.00 Coalition Society Creston Valley Gymnastics New Vaulting System Area A-Initiatives $240.00 Club Creston Valley Little League Creston Valley Minor Area A-Initiatives $490.00 Association Baseball Revitalization Creston Valley Public Art Public Art for the Creston Area A-Initiatives $1,200.00 Connections Society Valley, Purchase Bear Circle Creston Valley Regional RCO Roof Repair Area A-Initiatives $440.00 Airport Society East Shore Internet Society Office Technical Area A-Initiatives $600.00 Equipment Upgrade Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Area A-Initiatives $390.00 Stewardship Soc. Summit Friends of Kootenay Lake Earth Day Beach Cleanup Area A-Initiatives $220.00 Stewardship Soc. Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area A-Initiatives $70.00 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area A-Initiatives $410.00 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area A-Initiatives $310.00 Kootenay Columbia Wetland Education and Area A-Initiatives $1,590.00 Discovery Centre Society Awareness Program Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area A-Initiatives $170.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Regional Social Enterprise Area A-Initiatives $1,420.00 Association for Community Upgrade/Employment for Living Persons with Disabilities Kuskanook Harbour Society Public Canoe Storage Rack Area A-Initiatives $920.00 Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area A-Initiatives $160.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area A-Initiatives $240.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area A-Initiatives $100.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area A-Initiatives $40.00 Society Project 2018-2019 North Kootenay Lake Children's "Art as Area A-Initiatives $790.00 Community Services Society Therapy" Groups - Crawford Bay Riondel Age Friendly Riondel Heritage Trail Area A-Initiatives $1,930.00 Community Committee Storyboards Riondel Community Phase 1 of Gender- Area A-Initiatives $2,270.00 Campground Society Neutral, Handicapped- Accessible 3-Piece Washroom South Kootenay Lake Crawford Bay Playground Area A-Initiatives $1,860.00 Community Services Society Gazebo Structure South Kootenay Lake Early Years Summer Area A-Initiatives $1,070.00 Community Services Society Learning Program (East Shore) South Kootenay Lake Kootenay Lake's East Area A-Initiatives $740.00 Community Services Society Shore Outdoor Recreation Guide Starbelly Jam Society Events Perimeter Fencing Area A-Initiatives $1,830.00 Acquisition 2018 Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area A-Initiatives $130.00 Foundation Hike Program Trails for Creston Valley Communications 2018 Area A-Initiatives $170.00 Society Valley Community Services TAPS Social, activity and Area A-Initiatives $990.00 Society (Creston and District independence wellness Comm for seniors West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area A-Initiatives $60.00 Farmers' Markets West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Area A-Initiatives $90.00 Consultation & Education Wynndel Community Centre Park Equipment Area A-Initiatives $2,710.00
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Wynndel Community Centre WCC Community Event Area A-Initiatives $1,130.00 Sign Area A-Initiatives $35,850.00 Total Boswell Memorial Hall Hall Addition Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Society Canyon Community Canyon Hall Upgrades Area B-Initiatives $5,000.00 Association Phase 2 Canyon Lister School (SD8) Canyon-Lister Outdoor Area B-Initiatives $3,500.00 Education and Garden Program Community Arts Council of Master Art Instructor Area B-Initiatives $1,250.00 Creston Course Cresteramics Society for the Ready To Work - with Area B-Initiatives $1,199.00 Handicapped Help Creston & District Historical Hands-On History Area B-Initiatives $1,500.00 & Museum Society September 2018 Creston and District Society Therapeutic Riding - Area B-Initiatives $2,500.00 for Community Living Healthy Hooves 2018 Creston Curling Club Youth Curling Equipment Area B-Initiatives $750.00 Creston Kids Outside Society Creston Kids Outside Area B-Initiatives $850.00 Society Program Expansion Creston Lions Club Creston Lions Emergency Area B-Initiatives $2,500.00 Response Project Creston Pet Adoption and PAWS Spay and Neuter Area B-Initiatives $1,200.00 Welfare Society Project Creston Valley 4-H Club Creston Valley 4H Club Area B-Initiatives $1,000.00 Camp and Fall Fair Achievement Day Creston Valley Blossom 77th Annual Creston Area B-Initiatives $4,000.00 Festival Assoc. Valley Blossom Festival Creston Valley Fall Fair 100th Annual Fall Fair Area B-Initiatives $3,500.00 Association Creston Valley Figure Skating Learn-to-Skate Program Area B-Initiatives $1,187.50 Club Creston Valley Food Action Harvest Share (2018) Area B-Initiatives $2,500.00 Coalition Society Creston Valley Gymnastics New Vaulting System Area B-Initiatives $1,625.00 Club Creston Valley Little League Creston Valley Minor Area B-Initiatives $2,226.67 Association Baseball Revitalization Creston Valley Music Creston Festival of the Area B-Initiatives $1,750.00 Teachers Association Arts 2019 Creston Valley Public Art Public Art for the Creston Area B-Initiatives $2,887.50 Connections Society Valley, Purchase Bear Circle Creston Valley Regional RCO Roof Repair Area B-Initiatives $2,000.00 Airport Society Fields Forward Society Fields Forward Fall Fair Area B-Initiatives $1,000.00 Mobile Press Participation Fields Forward Society Fields Forward Mobile Area B-Initiatives $804.00 Press Enhancement (supplies) Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area B-Initiatives $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area B-Initiatives $562.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area B-Initiatives $500.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area B-Initiatives $500.00 Kootenay Columbia Wetland Education and Area B-Initiatives $4,500.00 Discovery Centre Society Awareness Program Kootenay Regional Social Enterprise Area B-Initiatives $3,389.33 Association for Community Upgrade/Employment for Living Persons with Disabilities Kuskanook Harbour Society Public Canoe Storage Rack Area B-Initiatives $1,875.00 Lister Community Lister Park Pavillion\ Area B-Initiatives $5,000.00 Association Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Quilts 4 Kids Quilts 4 Kids (2018) Area B-Initiatives $750.00 SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Area B-Initiatives $1,500.00 Creston Hires with 14
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Significant Barriers to Employment Trails for Creston Valley Communications 2018 Area B-Initiatives $1,000.00 Society Valley Community Services TAPS Social, activity and Area B-Initiatives $4,500.00 Society (Creston and District independence wellness Comm for seniors West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Farmers' Markets West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Consultation & Education Yahk Area Communication Kitchener Tower Upgrade Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Society and New CBBC Tower Yahk Area Communication Moyie Face Tower Project Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Society Yahk Area Communication Remote-Start Generator Area B-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project Yahk Kingsgate Recreation Energy Conservation Area B-Initiatives $4,999.00 Society Project (Replacement of Light Fixtures) Area B-Initiatives $73,805.00 Total Boswell Memorial Hall Hall Addition Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Society Community Arts Council of Master Art Instructor Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Creston Course Cresteramics Society for the Ready To Work - with Area C-Initiatives $500.00 Handicapped Help Creston & District Historical Hands-On History Area C-Initiatives $1,000.00 & Museum Society September 2018 Creston and District Society Therapeutic Riding - Area C-Initiatives $550.00 for Community Living Vaccinations 2018 Creston Curling Club Youth Curling Equipment Area C-Initiatives $250.00 Creston Lions Club Creston Lions Emergency Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Response Project Creston Pet Adoption and PAWS Spay and Neuter Area C-Initiatives $800.00 Welfare Society Project Creston Valley 4-H Club Creston Valley 4H Club Area C-Initiatives $800.00 Camp and Fall Fair Achievement Day Creston Valley Blossom 77th Annual Creston Area C-Initiatives $4,000.00 Festival Assoc. Valley Blossom Festival Creston Valley Fall Fair 100th Annual Fall Fair Area C-Initiatives $2,000.00 Association Creston Valley Figure Skating Learn-to-Skate Program Area C-Initiatives $500.00 Club Creston Valley Food Action Harvest Share (2018) Area C-Initiatives $1,700.00 Coalition Society Creston Valley Gymnastics New Vaulting System Area C-Initiatives $1,000.00 Club Creston Valley Little League Creston Valley Minor Area C-Initiatives $1,000.00 Association Baseball Revitalization Creston Valley Music Creston Festival of the Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Teachers Association Arts 2019 Creston Valley Public Art Public Art for the Creston Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Connections Society Valley, Purchase Bear Circle Creston Valley Regional RCO Roof Repair Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Airport Society Fields Forward Society Fields Forward Mobile Area C-Initiatives $800.00 Press Enhancement (supplies) Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Area C-Initiatives $500.00 Stewardship Soc. Summit Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area C-Initiatives $0.00 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay Columbia Wetland Education and Area C-Initiatives $8,000.00 Discovery Centre Society Awareness Program Kootenay Regional Social Enterprise Area C-Initiatives $3,000.00 Association for Community Upgrade/Employment for Living Persons with Disabilities Kuskanook Harbour Society Public Canoe Storage Rack Area C-Initiatives $500.00 Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 15
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SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Creston Hires with Significant Barriers to Employment Trails for Creston Valley Communications 2018 Area C-Initiatives $0.00 Society Valley Community Services TAPS Social, activity and Area C-Initiatives $1,200.00 Society (Creston and District independence wellness Comm for seniors West Creston Community Hall Grounds Area C-Initiatives $3,500.00 Hall Society Improvement West Creston Fire Protection West Creston Fire Hall - Area C-Initiatives $2,783.00 Society Tools Area C-Initiatives $34,383.00 Total Argenta Community ACA - Capital Purchases Area D-Affected $1,788.54 Association for Hall & Grounds Area Argenta Community Light & Sound System for Area D-Affected $1,455.91 Association the Hall Area Bee Awareness Society Bee Awareness (2018) Area D-Affected $1,680.30 Area Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area D-Affected $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Area Friends of the Lardeau River Friends of the Lardeau Area D-Affected $1,756.00 Speaker Series Area Friends of the Lardeau River Grizzly Bear Coexistence Area D-Affected $4,287.40 Solutions Area Hospice Society of North Community Outreach and Area D-Affected $1,218.93 Kootenay Lake Grief Support Program Area Jewett School Jewett School All Season Area D-Affected $1,482.24 Activities Area Jewett School Jewett School Meals Area D-Affected $1,603.64 Program Area Jewett School Jewett School Tech Club Area D-Affected $1,311.06 Area Johnsons Landing Community Sauna Area D-Affected $1,222.06 Community Association Area Kaslo Concert Society Classical Concert Venue Area D-Affected $272.73 Rent Area Kaslo Curling Club Ice Plant Air Handling Unit Area D-Affected $1,633.33 Replacement Area Kaslo GuitarFest Society Venue Rental for Kaslo Area D-Affected $272.73 GuitarFest 2018 Area Kaslo infoNet Society Equipment Upgrades to Area D-Affected $4,391.27 Enable Residents Access Area to Enhanced Internet Speeds Kaslo Search and Rescue KSAR Rapid Response Area D-Affected $4,258.42 Vehicle Area KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area D-Affected $343.94 Area Kootenay Centre for Forestry North Kootenay Lake Area D-Affected $3,048.49 Alternatives Water Monitoring Project Area Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area D-Affected $481.06 outreach programs to Area remote communities Lardeau Valley Community Equipment and Building Area D-Affected $2,539.40 Club Upgrades Area Lardeau Valley Community Geothermal Repair and Area D-Affected $4,173.49 Club Equipment Upgrade Area Lardeau Valley Community Kids to Camp 2018 Area D-Affected $7,343.44 Club Area Lardeau Valley Community Maintenance - Area D-Affected $5,132.20 Club Community Hall 2018 Area Lardeau Valley Community Programming at LVCC Area D-Affected $3,719.88 Club Area Lardeau Valley Community Swim Lessons at Glayco Area D-Affected $988.45 Club Beach Area Lardeau Valley Historical Museum Summer Visitor Area D-Affected $2,328.30 Society Host Area Lardeau Valley Opportunity Lardeau Valley Rideshare Area D-Affected $424.24 Links Society Program Area Lardeau Valley Opportunity LINKS Operations and Area D-Affected $3,015.76 Links Society Office Improvement Area Lardeau Valley Sunday Lardeau Valley Sunday Area D-Affected $3,015.76 Market Committee Market Area Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area D-Affected $262.18
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Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Area Historical North Kootenay Lake Arts Art in the Market 2018 Area D-Affected $253.03 and Heritage Council Area North Kootenay Lake Family Centre Guest Area D-Affected $2,700.82 Community Services Society Speaker Series Area North Kootenay Lake North Kootenay Lake Area D-Affected $2,895.76 Community Services Society Food Cupboard Area North Kootenay Lake Parent and Child Time - Area D-Affected $3,686.82 Community Services Society Meadow Creek Area North Kootenay Lake Youth Art and Culture Area D-Affected $2,578.64 Community Services Society Area Area D-Affected $77,566.22 Area Total Balfour and District Business Kootenay Lake Ferry Area D/Kaslo- $67.11 and Historic Association Ambassador Project Initiatives Balfour and District Business Kootenay Outlet Heritage Area D/Kaslo- $59.21 and Historic Association Interpreter Program Initiatives Balfour Recreation Equipment Acquisition for Area D/Kaslo- $268.26 Commission Dog Agility Initiatives Bee Awareness Society Bee Awareness (2018) Area D/Kaslo- $0.00 Initiatives Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area D/Kaslo- $177.63 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Initiatives Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Area D/Kaslo- $27.63 Stewardship Soc. Summit Initiatives Friends of Kootenay Lake Earth Day Beach Cleanup Area D/Kaslo- $46.05 Stewardship Soc. Initiatives Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area D/Kaslo- $11.84 Renovation & Multi Initiatives Purpose Room Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area D/Kaslo- $1,008.63 Initiatives Hospice Society of North Community Outreach and Area D/Kaslo- $2,485.26 Kootenay Lake Grief Support Program Initiatives Kaslo & District Minor Youth Hockey Essential Area D/Kaslo- $3,555.69 Hockey Association Equipment and Training Initiatives Project Kaslo & District Public Library Ages 11+ Book Club (June- Area D/Kaslo- $821.32 Association March) Initiatives Kaslo and Area Youth Council Cotton Candy Youth Area D/Kaslo- $1,032.61 Booth - Youth Driven Initiatives Project Kaslo and Area Youth Council Drop In Dungeons and Area D/Kaslo- $2,594.62 Dragons Adventure Club Initiatives Kaslo Concert Society Classical Concert Venue Area D/Kaslo- $942.50 Rent Initiatives Kaslo Curling Club Ice Plant Air Handling Unit Area D/Kaslo- $3,674.41 Replacement Initiatives Kaslo GuitarFest Society Venue Rental for Kaslo Area D/Kaslo- $977.13 GuitarFest 2018 Initiatives Kaslo infoNet Society Trenching for Fibre-optic Area D/Kaslo- $4,249.47 Internet Service Delivery Initiatives Kaslo Outdoor Recreation Kids To Camp Kaslo Area Area D/Kaslo- $5,444.74 Society (KORS) Initiatives Kaslo Search and Rescue KSAR Rapid Response Area D/Kaslo- $4,202.52 Vehicle Initiatives KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area D/Kaslo- $39.47 Initiatives Kootenay Cooperative Radio HVAC and Insulation Area D/Kaslo- $109.55 Upgrade Initiatives Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area D/Kaslo- $202.19 outreach programs to Initiatives remote communities Kootenay Lake Independent Periwinkle Children's Area D/Kaslo- $5,854.60 School Society Centre - Crawlspace Initiatives Repair and Insulation Ladies Auxiliary Branch 74 Update Hot Water System Area D/Kaslo- $1,179.05 Kaslo Legion Initiatives Langham Cultural Society Kaslo Japanese Canadian Area D/Kaslo- $2,237.18 Signage Unveiling Event Initiatives Lardeau Valley Opportunity Lardeau Valley Rideshare Area D/Kaslo- $268.42 Links Society Program Initiatives Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area D/Kaslo- $236.63 Emergency Shelter - Initiatives Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area D/Kaslo- $6.58
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80 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Screen-Based Industry Initiatives Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area D/Kaslo- $2.63 Society Project 2018-2019 Initiatives Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area D/Kaslo- $0.00 Network Society Navigator Initiatives North Kootenay Lake Arts Art in the Market 2018 Area D/Kaslo- $1,971.30 and Heritage Council Initiatives North Kootenay Lake Family Centre Guest Area D/Kaslo- $2,420.57 Community Services Society Speaker Series Initiatives North Kootenay Lake Feeding Families Not Area D/Kaslo- $2,967.11 Community Services Society Bears Initiatives North Kootenay Lake North Kootenay Lake Area D/Kaslo- $2,896.76 Community Services Society Food Cupboard Initiatives North Kootenay Lake Youth Art and Culture Area D/Kaslo- $2,315.70 Community Services Society Initiatives Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Area D/Kaslo- $0.00 Self-Management Initiatives Program (2018) Royal Canadian Legion #74 Heating and Cooling Area D/Kaslo- $105.26 Kaslo System Initiatives Royal Canadian Legion #74 Outdoor Security Area D/Kaslo- $1,142.56 Kaslo Initiatives Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area D/Kaslo- $65.79 Foundation Hike Program Initiatives Trust for Kids Chainsaw Carving Area D/Kaslo- $2,634.55 Demonstration Initiatives West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Area D/Kaslo- $21.05 Consultation & Education Initiatives Area D/Kaslo- $58,323.58 Initiatives Total Balfour and District Business Balfour Daze Annual Area E-Initiatives $4,000.00 and Historic Association Festival Balfour and District Business Balfour Gateway Area E-Initiatives $2,779.20 and Historic Association Monuments Completion Balfour and District Business Kootenay Lake Ferry Area E-Initiatives $926.40 and Historic Association Ambassador Project Balfour and District Business Kootenay Outlet Heritage Area E-Initiatives $1,312.40 and Historic Association Interpreter Program Balfour Harrop Rescue Rescue Boat for the West Area E-Initiatives $3,782.80 Society Arm and Outlet Communities Balfour Recreation Equipment Acquisition for Area E-Initiatives $3,396.80 Commission Dog Agility Balfour Senior Citizens Assoc. Digital Learning Drop In Area E-Initiatives $1,500.00 Branch 120 City of Nelson NDYC Programming Boost Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Community Futures Central Community Investment Area E-Initiatives $308.80 Kootenay Co-op Start-Up Community Futures Central Digital Equality Pilot Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Kootenay Project Corazon Youth Choir Corazon Fall Weekend Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Retreat 2018 Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area E-Initiatives $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Area E-Initiatives $154.40 Stewardship Soc. Summit Friends of Kootenay Lake Earth Day Beach Cleanup Area E-Initiatives $308.80 Stewardship Soc. Friends of Kootenay Lake Youth Water Festival Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Stewardship Soc. Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area E-Initiatives $1,235.20 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area E-Initiatives $308.80 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area E-Initiatives $617.60 Kidsport Nelson KidSport-Nelson (2018) Area E-Initiatives $1,158.00 Kootenay Blues Society Fastlane 2 Paradise Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay Career Canada Learning Guide Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Development Society Kootenay Cooperative Radio HVAC and Insulation Area E-Initiatives $300.00 Upgrade Kootenay DanceBeat Club Amplification for Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Kootenay DanceBeat events
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81 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Kootenay Emergency KERPA Emergency Area E-Initiatives $5,042.60 Response Physicians Assoc. Response Vehicle Kootenay International Kootenay Burlesque Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Burlesque Festival Festival Association Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area E-Initiatives $308.80 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Lake Family Parent and Child Time - Area E-Initiatives $1,930.00 Network Harrop Hall 2018 Kootenay Literary Society 2018 Elephant Mountain Area E-Initiatives $154.40 Literary Festival Kootenay Society for Bigby Place Arts Initiative Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Community Living Nelson & District Arts Council ArtWalk 2018: A Area E-Initiatives $154.40 Celebration of 30 Years Nelson & District Arts Council Nelson Youth Arts Action Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Committee Mural Project Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area E-Initiatives $1,003.60 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson and District Chamber Regional Visitor Centre Area E-Initiatives $0.00 of Commerce Plaza Development (2018) Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area E-Initiatives $154.40 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Circus Performers Discover Circus Year End Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Association Show Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area E-Initiatives $463.20 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Community Services Downtown Nelson Street Area E-Initiatives $231.60 Outreach Project Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson History Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Society 2018 Nelson Kayak and Canoe Partnership Project with Area E-Initiatives $231.60 Club Recreation 10 for Summer Camp in Area E Nelson Nordic Ski Club LED Lights for Night Loop - Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Nelson Nordic Ski Club Nelson Reflections Supporting Youth in Sport Area E-Initiatives $4,999.00 Synchronized Swim Club Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Network Society Navigator Nelson Social Planning Action Operational Support for Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Network Society Social Planning Action Network Nelson Nelson Tennis Club Multisport Complex at Area E-Initiatives $1,544.00 LVR (Phase 1 - Lighting and AED) (SD8 owed property) NTC Information Society Coding and Digital Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Fabrication Tools for Youth Procter Community Society Community Kitchen Area E-Initiatives $1,003.60 Upgrades Procter Harrop Seniors Yoga Classes Area E-Initiatives $4,477.60 Association Br. 118 Queens Bay Residents Re-staining Exterior of St. Area E-Initiatives $5,500.00 Association Francis-in-the-Woods Community Hall in Queens Bay Redfish Elementary School Speaker Series for Parents Area E-Initiatives $308.80 PAC - Redfish Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Area E-Initiatives $231.60 Self-Management Program (2018) SEEDS Nelson SEEDS 2018 Area E-Initiatives $77.20 SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Nelson Hires with Significant Barriers to Employment Sustainable Kootenays Rideshare Network Area E-Initiatives $154.40 upgrade, Expansion and Education Taghum Community Hall Creative Spaces Summer Area E-Initiatives $1,158.00
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82 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Society Day Camp & Pro-D Day Camp Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area E-Initiatives $231.60 Foundation Hike Program The Advanced Coronary ACT High School CPR & Area E-Initiatives $0.00 Treatment Foundation Automated External Defibrillator Training Program (Area E) The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area E-Initiatives $77.20 Nelson and Castlegar Area West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area E-Initiatives $540.40 Farmers' Markets West Kootenay Eco Society Kokanee Creek Nature Area E-Initiatives $1,080.80 Centre West Kootenay Eco Society Nelson Cup Pilot Project Area E-Initiatives $154.40 West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Area E-Initiatives $200.00 Consultation & Education West Kootenay Pony Club Riding Program 2018 Area E-Initiatives $3,782.80 Area E-Initiatives $58,057.20 Total Balfour Harrop Rescue Rescue Boat for the West Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Society Arm and Outlet Communities Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Area F-Initiatives $400.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) City of Nelson NDYC Programming Boost Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Community Futures Central Community Investment Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Kootenay Co-op Start-Up Community Futures Central Digital Equality Pilot Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Kootenay Project Corazon Youth Choir Corazon Fall Weekend Area F-Initiatives $300.00 Retreat 2018 CWA Cycling Society of Cycling Without Age Area F-Initiatives $2,000.00 Nelson BC Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area F-Initiatives $2,250.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Stewardship Soc. Summit Friends of Pulpit Rock Society Pulpit Rock Trails Phase II Area F-Initiatives $10,000.00 Development Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area F-Initiatives $3,000.00 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area F-Initiatives $1,500.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area F-Initiatives $400.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area F-Initiatives $3,000.00 Kidsport Nelson KidSport-Nelson (2018) Area F-Initiatives $1,500.00 Kootenay Blues Society Fastlane 2 Paradise Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay Career Canada Learning Guide Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Development Society Kootenay Cooperative Radio HVAC and Insulation Area F-Initiatives $300.00 Upgrade Kootenay DanceBeat Club Amplification for Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay DanceBeat events Kootenay Emergency KERPA Emergency Area F-Initiatives $7,500.00 Response Physicians Assoc. Response Vehicle Kootenay International Kootenay Burlesque Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Burlesque Festival Festival Association Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area F-Initiatives $625.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Lake Family Parent and Child Time - Area F-Initiatives $900.00 Network Harrop Hall 2018 Kootenay Literary Society 2018 Elephant Mountain Area F-Initiatives $800.00 Literary Festival Kootenay Society for Bigby Place Arts Initiative Area F-Initiatives $500.00 Community Living Nelson & District Arts Council ArtWalk 2018: A Area F-Initiatives $700.00 Celebration of 30 Years Nelson & District Arts Council Nelson Youth Arts Action Area F-Initiatives $500.00
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83 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Committee Mural Project Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area F-Initiatives $500.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson and District Chamber Regional Visitor Centre Area F-Initiatives $1,500.00 of Commerce Plaza Development (2018) Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area F-Initiatives $1,300.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Circus Performers Discover Circus Year End Area F-Initiatives $100.00 Association Show Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area F-Initiatives $1,200.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Community Services Downtown Nelson Street Area F-Initiatives $500.00 Outreach Project Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area F-Initiatives $100.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson History Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Society 2018 Nelson Kayak and Canoe Community Programming Area F-Initiatives $800.00 Club for a Diverse Population While Building Leadership Skills and Employment for Youth Nelson Reflections Supporting Youth in Sport Area F-Initiatives $1,600.00 Synchronized Swim Club Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Network Society Navigator Nelson Social Planning Action Operational Support for Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Network Society Social Planning Action Network Nelson Nelson Tennis Club Multisport Complex at Area F-Initiatives $0.00 LVR (Phase 1 - Lighting and AED) (SD8 owed property) NTC Information Society Coding and Digital Area F-Initiatives $300.00 Fabrication Tools for Youth Redfish Elementary School Speaker Series for Parents Area F-Initiatives $340.00 PAC - Redfish Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Area F-Initiatives $1,000.00 Self-Management Program (2018) SEEDS Nelson SEEDS 2018 Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Trail Mowing Area F-Initiatives $500.00 Society Management Project SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Area F-Initiatives $1,500.00 Nelson Hires with Significant Barriers to Employment Sustainable Kootenays Rideshare Network Area F-Initiatives $0.00 upgrade, Expansion and Education Taghum Community Hall Creative Spaces Summer Area F-Initiatives $2,500.00 Society Day Camp & Pro-D Day Camp Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area F-Initiatives $500.00 Foundation Hike Program The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area F-Initiatives $1,500.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area F-Initiatives $1,150.00 Farmers' Markets West Kootenay Eco Society Kokanee Creek Nature Area F-Initiatives $2,300.00 Centre West Kootenay Eco Society Nelson Cup Pilot Project Area F-Initiatives $0.00 West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Area F-Initiatives $0.00 Consultation & Education Area F-Initiatives $60,365.00 Total Bee Awareness Society Bee Awareness (2018) Area G/Salmo- $1,081.65 Initiatives Friends of the Salmo Refurbish and Develop Area G/Salmo- $3,431.62 Museum Outdoor Area of Museum Initiatives Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area G/Salmo- $962.16 Renovation & Multi Initiatives Purpose Room Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area G/Salmo- $683.35
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84 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Initiatives Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area G/Salmo- $1,280.80 Initiatives Kootenay International Kootenay Burlesque Area G/Salmo- $39.83 Burlesque Festival Festival Initiatives Association Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area G/Salmo- $625.00 outreach programs to Initiatives remote communities Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area G/Salmo- $0.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Initiatives Historical Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area G/Salmo- $324.88 Emergency Shelter - Initiatives Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area G/Salmo- $0.00 Screen-Based Industry Initiatives Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area G/Salmo- $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Initiatives Nelson History Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Area G/Salmo- $0.00 Society 2018 Initiatives Nelson Nordic Ski Club LED Lights for Night Loop - Area G/Salmo- $79.66 Nelson Nordic Ski Club Initiatives Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area G/Salmo- $0.00 Network Society Navigator Initiatives Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Area G/Salmo- $802.84 Self-Management Initiatives Program (2018) Royal Canadian Legion #217 Permanent Covering for Area G/Salmo- $4,546.86 Salmo Beer Garden Initiatives Salmo & District Golf Club Junior Golf Program and Area G/Salmo- $4,108.73 Course Improvements Initiatives Salmo & District Health Office Modernization and Area G/Salmo- $1,300.00 Auxiliary Thrift Store Initiatives Improvements Salmo Baseball Salmo Baseball 2018 Area G/Salmo- $2,157.05 Initiatives Salmo Child Care Society Salmo Children's Centre Area G/Salmo- $3,112.98 Outdoor Improvement Initiatives Project Salmo Community Resource Assisted Transportation Area G/Salmo- $1,559.61 Society Program Initiatives Salmo Lions Club Skating Rink Snow Area G/Salmo- $3,000.00 Removal Initiatives Salmo Public Library Library Signage Area G/Salmo- $2,874.00 Association Initiatives Salmo Senior Citizens Outdoor Light Project Area G/Salmo- $2,730.00 Housing Society Initiatives Salmo Ski Club Lodge - Building Area G/Salmo- $2,000.00 Maintenance Initiatives Salmo Ski Team Society Salmo Ski Team Program Area G/Salmo- $1,121.48 Development 2018 Initiatives Salmo Valley Curling and Rink Ice Plant Maintenance Area G/Salmo- $3,431.62 Association Initiatives Salmo Valley Farmer's Signage for the Little Area G/Salmo- $1,838.42 Market Market Initiatives Salmo Valley Seniors ATV Active Creek Bridge Area G/Salmo- $3,949.41 Club Renewal Initiatives Salmo Valley Swimming Pool Roof Replacement at Area G/Salmo- $4,999.00 Society Salmo Pool Initiatives Salmo Valley Trail Society Salmo Ski Hill Trail Area G/Salmo- $3,000.00 Maintenance Initiatives Salmo Valley Youth and Earth Day in the Park Area G/Salmo- $500.00 Community Centre Society 2019 Initiatives Salmo Valley Youth and Exterior Painting of the Area G/Salmo- $2,515.53 Community Centre Society Building Initiatives Salmo Valley Youth and Program Enhancement Area G/Salmo- $1,599.44 Community Centre Society Initiatives Sustainable Kootenays Rideshare Network Area G/Salmo- $165.56 upgrade, Expansion and Initiatives Education Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area G/Salmo- $250.00 Foundation Hike Program Initiatives The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area G/Salmo- $39.83 Nelson and Castlegar Area Initiatives West Kootenay BMX Program Development Area G/Salmo- $2,000.00
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85 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
2018 Initiatives West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Area G/Salmo- $563.86 Association Project Initiatives West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area G/Salmo- $39.83 Farmers' Markets Initiatives Ymir Arts & Museum Society Schoolhouse Internet Area G/Salmo- $700.00 Initiatives Ymir Community Association New Gazebo in Park Area G/Salmo- $4,999.00 Initiatives Area G/Salmo- $68,414.00 Initiatives Total Appledale Daycare Society Exterior Stair & Railing Area H-Initiatives $1,458.00 Replacement, Bike Storage Shed and a New Mower BC Association of CRNs Increasing Recreation Area H-Initiatives $0.00 Involving Seniors Bee Awareness Society Bee Awareness (2018) Area H-Initiatives $4,158.00 Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Area H-Initiatives $1,080.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) Castlegar & District Hospital CDHF Works to Move Area H-Initiatives $108.00 Foundation Healthercare Forward City of Nelson NDYC Programming Boost Area H-Initiatives $54.00 Corazon Youth Choir Corazon Fall Weekend Area H-Initiatives $300.00 Retreat 2018 Crescent Valley Firefighters Swiftwater Rescue Area H-Initiatives $2,538.00 Foundation Training and Equipment Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area H-Initiatives $324.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area H-Initiatives $54.00 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area H-Initiatives $216.00 Healthy Community Society North Slocan Food Area H-Initiatives $500.00 of the North Slocan Valley Program 2018-19 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area H-Initiatives $3,000.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area H-Initiatives $108.00 Kidsport Nelson KidSport-Nelson (2018) Area H-Initiatives $324.00 Kootenay Blues Society Fastlane 2 Paradise Area H-Initiatives $216.00 Kootenay Emergency KERPA Emergency Area H-Initiatives $648.00 Response Physicians Assoc. Response Vehicle Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area H-Initiatives $216.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Literary Society 2018 Elephant Mountain Area H-Initiatives $594.00 Literary Festival Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area H-Initiatives $54.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area H-Initiatives $1,026.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area H-Initiatives $216.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Community Services Downtown Nelson Street Area H-Initiatives $270.00 Outreach Project Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area H-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson History Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Area H-Initiatives $162.00 Society 2018 Nelson Reflections Supporting Youth in Sport Area H-Initiatives $486.00 Synchronized Swim Club Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area H-Initiatives $0.00 Network Society Navigator New Denver and Area Youth The Outlet/New Denver Area H-Initiatives $400.00 Centre Society Youth Network - Administrative Coordination and Support New Denver Rescue Society Rescue Boat Motor Area H-Initiatives $918.00 Upgrade North Valley Mountain Film The North Valley Area H-Initiatives $324.00 Festival Committee Mountain Film Festival (2018) 23
86 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Passmore Volunteer Fire Expanding and Enhancing Area H-Initiatives $2,200.00 Department Auxiliary Emergency Rescue in the Slocan Valley Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Area H-Initiatives $486.00 Self-Management Program (2018) Royal Canadian Legion #276 Completion of Kitchen Area H-Initiatives $1,458.00 Slocan Valley Exhaust System for Legion Hall Slocan and District Technical To Offer Road Rescue Area H-Initiatives $1,080.00 Rescue Society Rope Operations Training and Buy Equipment Slocan Community Library Library Improvements Area H-Initiatives $2,322.00 (2018) Slocan Fitness Centre Slocan Fitness Centre Area H-Initiatives $2,000.00 Upgrade Slocan Integral Forestry New Denver Operational Area H-Initiatives $1,000.00 Cooperative Fuel Treatment Phase 4 Slocan Park Community Hall Slocan Park Playground Area H-Initiatives $7,776.00 Society Improvement Project Slocan Park Community Hall Usability Improvements Area H-Initiatives $2,754.00 Society (2018) Slocan Solutions Society New Denver Reading Area H-Initiatives $200.00 Centre Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Trail Mowing Area H-Initiatives $5,250.00 Society Management Project Slocan Valley Seniors Passmore Lodge Seniors Area H-Initiatives $3,888.00 Housing Society Outreach Programs (2018) Slocan Waterfront Events and Workshops on Area H-Initiatives $1,404.00 Restoration & Development Local Environmental Society Issues SQx Dance Company Interactive Dance Area H-Initiatives $756.00 Awareness Delivery in Slocan Valley Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area H-Initiatives $500.00 Foundation Hike Program The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area H-Initiatives $54.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area Valhalla Fine Arts Society Valhalla Fine Arts Bursary Area H-Initiatives $500.00 Program Fund Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club Making Tracks Phase 3 Area H-Initiatives $1,296.00 Valley View Golf Course Clubhouse Upgrades Area H-Initiatives $6,008.97 Vallican Heritage Hall Society Vallican Heritage Hall Area H-Initiatives $1,544.00 Exterior Paint project W E Graham Community Learning Centre Area H-Initiatives $1,944.00 Services Society Computer Lab Up-grade (WE Graham Comm Services) W.E. Graham Community Farm to School Kitchen Area H-Initiatives $1,999.00 School Upgrade (WE Graham Comm School) West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Area H-Initiatives $216.00 Association Project West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area H-Initiatives $108.00 Farmers' Markets Worldsign Communication Publish Pocket Symbollary Area H-Initiatives $1,026.00 Society Worldsign Communication Slocan Valley Timebank Area H-Initiatives $700.00 Society (Sponsored project) Area H-Initiatives $68,221.97 Total BC Association of CRNs Increasing Recreation Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Involving Seniors BCSPCA Trail Regional Branch Spay/Neuter Assistance Area I-Initiatives $500.00 430 Program 2018 Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) Castlegar & District Hospital CDHF Works to Move Area I-Initiatives $1,000.00 Foundation Healthercare Forward Castlegar and District Curling Ice Plant Compressor Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Club Upgrade Castlegar Arts Council Kootenay Festival - Let's Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Celebrate Castlegar Friends of Parks Bridges Loop Signage Area I-Initiatives $1,000.00
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87 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018 and Trails Society Castlegar Hospice Society Heart and Soul Hospice Area I-Initiatives $1,000.00 Music Pilot Project Castlegar Hospice Society Six Week Grief Support Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Group for Bereaved Parents Castlegar Peony Show Castlegar Peony Show Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Committee 2018 Castlegar Rotary Club Castlegar Skateboard Park Area I-Initiatives $0.00 Enclosed Kiosk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Society 2018 Castlegar Snowmobile CSA Equipment Area I-Initiatives $0.00 Association Maintenance and Storage Facility City of Nelson NDYC Programming Boost Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Glade Community Hall Glade Community Hall Area I-Initiatives $4,999.00 Upgrades Glade Recreation Out House for Playground Area I-Initiatives $4,000.00 Commission (Society) and Community Recreation Area Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area I-Initiatives $1,000.00 Kootenay Columbia Retired Teacher Area I-Initiatives $400.00 Educational Heritage Society Interviews Kootenay Food Strategy Food Secure Castlegar Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Society Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area I-Initiatives $300.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area I-Initiatives $100.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson Reflections Supporting Youth in Sport Area I-Initiatives $0.00 Synchronized Swim Club Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Network Society Navigator Pass Creek Neighbourhood Pass Creek Community Area I-Initiatives $6,000.00 Association Activities 2018-19 Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Trail Mowing Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Society Management Project SQx Dance Company Interactive Dance Area I-Initiatives $500.00 Awareness Delivery in Slocan Valley Taghum Community Hall Creative Spaces Summer Area I-Initiatives $0.00 Society Day Camp & Pro-D Day Camp Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area I-Initiatives $250.00 Foundation Hike Program Tarrys & District Community Purchase of 16 banquet Area I-Initiatives $5,500.00 Hall Society tables and 70 chairs The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area I-Initiatives $0.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area Union of Spiritual Verigin Memorial Park - Area I-Initiatives $2,000.00 Communities of Christ Tour Facilitator/Groundskeeper West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Area I-Initiatives $700.00 Association Project West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Area I-Initiatives $200.00 Farmers' Markets Area I-Initiatives $37,449.00 Total Castlegar Sculpturewalk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Area J-Affected $10,000.00 Society 2018 Area Castlegar Snowmobile CSA Equipment Area J-Affected $20,000.00 Association Maintenance and Storage Area Facility
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88 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Columbia & Western Trail Bulldog Tunnel to Farron Area J-Affected $30,000.00 Society Culverts Area Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area J-Affected $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Area KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area J-Affected $3,000.00 Area Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Area J-Affected $0.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Area Historical Pass Creek Regional 25th Annual Pass Creek Area J-Affected $5,500.00 Exhibition Society Fall Fair Area Robson Recreation Society Robson Hall Kitchen Area J-Affected $20,000.00 Upgrades Area The Arrow Yacht Club Piling Installation/Dock Area J-Affected $30,000.00 Upgrades Area West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Area J-Affected $1,550.00 Association Project Area Area J-Affected $120,050.00 Area Total Air Cadet League of Canada - Cadet Hall Upgrades Area J-Initiatives $2,500.00 581 Castlegar Squadron BC Association of CRNs Increasing Recreation Area J-Initiatives $2,500.00 Involving Seniors BCSPCA Trail Regional Branch Spay/Neuter Assistance Area J-Initiatives $800.00 430 Program 2018 Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Area J-Initiatives $400.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) Castlegar & District Hospital CDHF Works to Move Area J-Initiatives $500.00 Foundation Healthercare Forward Castlegar and District Curling Ice Plant Compressor Area J-Initiatives $1,000.00 Club Upgrade Castlegar Arts Council Kootenay Festival - Let's Area J-Initiatives $1,000.00 Celebrate Castlegar Friends of Parks Bridges Loop Signage Area J-Initiatives $500.00 and Trails Society Castlegar Golf Club & RV Park Water Fountain Area J-Initiatives $1,000.00 Castlegar Hospice Society Heart and Soul Hospice Area J-Initiatives $2,000.00 Music Pilot Project Castlegar Hospice Society Six Week Grief Support Area J-Initiatives $1,000.00 Group for Bereaved Parents Castlegar Peony Show Castlegar Peony Show Area J-Initiatives $500.00 Committee 2018 Castlegar Rotary Club Castlegar Skateboard Park Area J-Initiatives $1,000.00 Enclosed Kiosk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Area J-Initiatives $3,000.00 Society 2018 Castlegar Snowmobile CSA Equipment Area J-Initiatives $5,000.00 Association Maintenance and Storage Facility Columbia & Western Trail Bulldog Tunnel to Farron Area J-Initiatives $5,100.00 Society Outhouse Build & Installation Columbia & Western Trail Bulldog Tunnel to Farron Area J-Initiatives $5,000.00 Society Trail Brusing Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Area J-Initiatives $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Area J-Initiatives $700.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Area J-Initiatives $500.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area J-Initiatives $1,500.00 Kootenay Columbia Retired Teacher Area J-Initiatives $200.00 Educational Heritage Society Interviews Kootenay Food Strategy Food Secure Castlegar Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Society Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Area J-Initiatives $600.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Network Society Navigator
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89 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Pass Creek Gospel Music Pass Creek Gospel Music Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Festival Festival Pass Creek Regional 25th Annual Pass Creek Area J-Initiatives $2,500.00 Exhibition Society Fall Fair Robson Community Resker Hall Updates Area J-Initiatives $3,977.12 Memorial Church Robson Recreation Society Robson Hall Kitchen Area J-Initiatives $5,000.00 Upgrades Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Area J-Initiatives $250.00 Foundation Hike Program The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Area J-Initiatives $250.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area Union of Spiritual Verigin Memorial Park - Area J-Initiatives $0.00 Communities of Christ Tour Facilitator/Groundskeeper West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Area J-Initiatives $500.00 Association Project West Kootenay Junior Junior Box Lacrosse Area J-Initiatives $500.00 Lacrosse Expansion Program Area J-Initiatives $49,277.12 Total Arrow Park Community Arrow Park Historic Trails Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Association Initiative Arrow Park Arrow Park Community West Arrow Park Signage Area K-Initiatives- $2,445.87 Association from Arrow Park Ferry to Arrow Park Whatshan Lake Turnoff Arrow Park Community Year Round Water Access Area K-Initiatives- $6,167.20 Association for Firefighting Arrow Park Burton Community Breathable Air Area K-Initiatives- $1,140.00 Association (Burton Compressor Arrow Park Community Hall Associat KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Arrow Park Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 outreach programs to Arrow Park remote communities Area K-Initiatives- $9,753.07 Arrow Park Total Arrow & Slocan Lakes Childrens Summer Camp Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Community Services & Grade 7 Girls Retreat Burton Arrow & Slocan Lakes Nakusp Food Bank and Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Community Services School Breakfast Program Burton Arrow Lakes Environmental Stewarship Enhancement Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Stewardship Society (Office Equipment) Burton Burton Community Breathable Air Area K-Initiatives- $9,500.00 Association Compressor Burton Burton Community Burton Community Hall Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Association Foyer Renovation Burton Burton Community Concession Cookstove Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Association WETT Certification Burton Burton Community McCormack Park Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Association Playground Revitalization Burton Burton Community Public Beach Boom Log Area K-Initiatives- $1,209.00 Association Replacement Burton Burton Community Learning Fitness Room Equipment Area K-Initiatives- $1,500.00 Center Society and Instruction Burton Workshops Burton Internet Society Burton Internet Infracture Area K-Initiatives- $7,470.00 Enhancement Burton KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Burton Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 outreach programs to Burton remote communities Kootenay Sufferfest Society Adaptive Camp - Trail Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Work & Subsidy for Youth Burton Area K-Initiatives- $19,679.00 Burton Total Arrow & Slocan Lakes Childrens Summer Camp Area K-Initiatives- $1,000.00 Community Services & Grade 7 Girls Retreat Edgewood Arrow & Slocan Lakes Nakusp Food Bank and Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Community Services School Breakfast Program Edgewood Edgewood Community Club Tractor Area K-Initiatives- $4,500.00 Edgewood Edgewood Volunteer Fire Fire Department Supplies Area K-Initiatives- $18,600.00 Department Edgewood KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area K-Initiatives- $0.00
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90 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Edgewood Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 outreach programs to Edgewood remote communities Royal Canadian Legion #203 Solar Power Installation Area K-Initiatives- $9,636.00 Edgewood Edgewood Area K-Initiatives- $33,736.00 Edgewood Total Arrow & Slocan Lakes Childrens Summer Camp Area K-Initiatives- $1,000.00 Community Services & Grade 7 Girls Retreat Fauquier Arrow & Slocan Lakes Nakusp Food Bank and Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Community Services School Breakfast Program Fauquier Fauquier Communication Door Replacement Area K-Initiatives- $6,202.00 Centre Fauquier Fauquier Communication Fire Escape Stairs Area K-Initiatives- $510.50 Centre Fauquier Fauquier Community Club Community Play Park Area K-Initiatives- $4,900.00 Society Upgrade Fauquier Fauquier Community Club More Acoustic Panels for Area K-Initiatives- $7,066.50 Society Community Hall Fauquier KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 Fauquier Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Area K-Initiatives- $0.00 outreach programs to Fauquier remote communities Area K-Initiatives- $19,679.00 Fauquier Total Air Cadet League of Canada - Cadet Hall Upgrades Castlegar - $4,005.00 581 Castlegar Squadron Initiatives BC Association of CRNs Increasing Recreation Castlegar - $4,429.00 Involving Seniors Initiatives BC Seniors Games Zone 6 2018 55+ Games Castlegar - $800.00 Initiatives BCSPCA Trail Regional Branch Spay/Neuter Assistance Castlegar - $3,000.00 430 Program 2018 Initiatives Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Castlegar - $3,160.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - Initiatives VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) Castlegar & District Hospital CDHF Works to Move Castlegar - $2,071.00 Foundation Healthercare Forward Initiatives Castlegar and District Curling Ice Plant Compressor Castlegar - $2,999.00 Club Upgrade Initiatives Castlegar Arts Council Kootenay Festival - Let's Castlegar - $10,286.00 Celebrate Initiatives Castlegar Baseball Baseball Usage Upgrades Castlegar - $4,071.00 Association 2018 Initiatives Castlegar Friends of Parks Bridges Loop Signage Castlegar - $7,576.00 and Trails Society Initiatives Castlegar Hospice Society Heart and Soul Hospice Castlegar - $2,065.00 Music Pilot Project Initiatives Castlegar Hospice Society Six Week Grief Support Castlegar - $1,857.00 Group for Bereaved Initiatives Parents Castlegar Peony Show Castlegar Peony Show Castlegar - $2,000.00 Committee 2018 Initiatives Castlegar Rotary Club Castlegar Skateboard Park Castlegar - $4,832.00 Enclosed Kiosk Initiatives Castlegar Sculpturewalk Castlegar Sculpturewalk Castlegar - $15,429.00 Society 2018 Initiatives Castlegar Snowmobile CSA Equipment Castlegar - $10,143.00 Association Maintenance and Storage Initiatives Facility Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Castlegar - $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Initiatives Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Castlegar - $1,429.00 Initiatives Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Castlegar - $800.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Initiatives Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Castlegar - $5,000.00 Initiatives Kootenay Columbia Retired Teacher Castlegar - $314.00 Educational Heritage Society Interviews Initiatives Kootenay Family Place Just For Dads Castlegar - $2,500.00 Initiatives Kootenay Food Strategy Food Secure Castlegar Castlegar - $5,571.00
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Society Initiatives Kootenay Gallery of Art, Community Outreach Castlegar - $6,373.00 History and Science Initiatives Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Castlegar - $1,857.00 Emergency Shelter - Initiatives Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Castlegar - $429.00 Screen-Based Industry Initiatives Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Castlegar - $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Initiatives Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Castlegar - $0.00 Network Society Navigator Initiatives Pass Creek Gospel Music Pass Creek Gospel Music Castlegar - $1,000.00 Festival Festival Initiatives Pass Creek Regional 25th Annual Pass Creek Castlegar - $2,643.00 Exhibition Society Fall Fair Initiatives SQx Dance Company Uniforms for Interactive Castlegar - $0.00 Dance Awareness Initiatives Presenters Sustainable Kootenays Rideshare Network Castlegar - $2,643.00 upgrade, Expansion and Initiatives Education Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Castlegar - $857.00 Foundation Hike Program Initiatives The Arrow Yacht Club Piling Installation/Dock Castlegar - $0.00 Upgrades Initiatives The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Castlegar - $1,214.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area Initiatives Union of Spiritual Verigin Memorial Park - Castlegar - $2,000.00 Communities of Christ Tour Initiatives Facilitator/Groundskeeper West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Castlegar - $0.00 Association Project Initiatives West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Castlegar - $0.00 Consultation & Education Initiatives West Kootenay Junior Junior Box Lacrosse Castlegar - $969.00 Lacrosse Expansion Program Initiatives Castlegar - $114,322.00 Initiatives Total Boswell Memorial Hall Hall Addition Creston-Initiatives $964.00 Society Community Arts Council of Master Art Instructor Creston-Initiatives $2,321.00 Creston Course Cresteramics Society for the Ready To Work - with Creston-Initiatives $3,257.00 Handicapped Help Creston & District Historical Hands-On History Creston-Initiatives $1,500.00 & Museum Society September 2018 Creston and District Society Therapeutic Riding - Hay Creston-Initiatives $2,000.00 for Community Living for Horses 2018 Creston Curling Club Youth Curling Equipment Creston-Initiatives $750.00 Creston Kids Outside Society Creston Kids Outside Creston-Initiatives $850.00 Society Program Expansion Creston Lions Club Creston Lions Emergency Creston-Initiatives $1,643.00 Response Project Creston Pet Adoption and PAWS Spay and Neuter Creston-Initiatives $1,200.00 Welfare Society Project Creston Valley 4-H Club Creston Valley 4H Club Creston-Initiatives $800.00 Camp and Fall Fair Achievement Day Creston Valley Blossom 77th Annual Creston Creston-Initiatives $4,999.00 Festival Assoc. Valley Blossom Festival Creston Valley Fall Fair 100th Annual Fall Fair Creston-Initiatives $4,643.00 Association (Creston Valley Fall Fair) Creston Valley Figure Skating Learn-to-Skate Program Creston-Initiatives $1,500.00 Club Creston Valley Food Action Harvest Share (2018) Creston-Initiatives $2,000.00 Coalition Society Creston Valley Gymnastics New Vaulting System Creston-Initiatives $2,967.00 Club Creston Valley Little League Creston Valley Minor Creston-Initiatives $3,279.00 Association Baseball Revitalization Creston Valley Music Creston Festival of the Creston-Initiatives $2,321.00 Teachers Association Arts 2019 Creston Valley Public Art Public Art for the Creston Creston-Initiatives $5,321.00 Connections Society Valley, Purchase Bear Circle
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Creston Valley Regional RCO Roof Repair Creston-Initiatives $643.00 Airport Society Fields Forward Society Fields Forward Fall Fair Creston-Initiatives $853.00 Mobile Press Participation Fields Forward Society Fields Forward Mobile Creston-Initiatives $778.00 Press Enhancement (supplies) Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Creston-Initiatives $2,214.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Creston-Initiatives $700.00 Stewardship Soc. Summit Friends of Kootenay Lake Earth Day Beach Cleanup Creston-Initiatives $350.00 Stewardship Soc. Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Creston-Initiatives $1,929.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Creston-Initiatives $429.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Creston-Initiatives $250.00 Kootenay Columbia Wetland Education and Creston-Initiatives $4,552.00 Discovery Centre Society Awareness Program Kootenay Regional Social Enterprise Creston-Initiatives $4,999.00 Association for Community Upgrade/Employment for Living Persons with Disabilities Kuskanook Harbour Society Public Canoe Storage Rack Creston-Initiatives $1,857.00 Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Creston-Initiatives $143.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Creston-Initiatives $43.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Quilts 4 Kids Quilts 4 Kids (2018) Creston-Initiatives $750.00 SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Creston-Initiatives $2,666.00 Creston Hires with Significant Barriers to Employment Starbelly Jam Society Events Perimeter Fencing Creston-Initiatives $1,057.00 Acquisition 2018 Trails for Creston Valley Communications 2018 Creston-Initiatives $1,500.00 Society Valley Community Services TAPS Social, activity and Creston-Initiatives $4,999.00 Society (Creston and District independence wellness Comm for seniors West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Creston-Initiatives $57.00 Consultation & Education Creston-Initiatives $73,084.00 Total Arrow & Slocan Lakes Nakusp Food Bank and Nakusp-Initiatives $7,700.00 Community Services School Breakfast Program Arrow Lakes Environmental Stewarship Enhancement Nakusp-Initiatives $6,500.00 Stewardship Society (Office Equipment) Arrow Lakes Fine Arts Guild 2018 Alfa Art Walk Nakusp-Initiatives $2,600.00 Arrow Lakes Historical Publish First Coffee Table Nakusp-Initiatives $23,000.00 Society Book of Historical Photographs Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Halcyon Assisted Living Growing Connections and Nakusp-Initiatives $1,500.00 Society Relationships Between Seniors and Youth Kaslo Search and Rescue KSAR Rapid Response Nakusp-Initiatives $4,999.00 Vehicle KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Sufferfest Society Adaptive Camp - Trail Nakusp-Initiatives $8,660.00 Work & Subsidy for Youth Nakusp & Area Bike Society Mt Abriel Youth Bike Skills Nakusp-Initiatives $30,000.00 Park & Trail Boardwalk Nakusp and Area Youth Supper Club Nakusp-Initiatives $6,060.00 Society Nakusp and District Museum Collection Management Nakusp-Initiatives $2,000.00 Society Software Nakusp Childcare Society Children's Furniture Nakusp-Initiatives $2,898.44 Upgrade Nakusp Community Radio Content Revitalisation Nakusp-Initiatives $6,578.00 Society
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93 Regional District of Central Kootenay May 17, 2018
Nakusp Elementary School NES PAC - Commercial Nakusp-Initiatives $4,850.00 SD10 Dishwasher Nakusp Senior Citizens Replace Flooring on the Nakusp-Initiatives $4,999.00 Association Branch 71 Main Floor of the Senior's Clubhouse Nakusp Youth Squash Club Squash Court Floor Nakusp-Initiatives $750.00 Maintenance Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical North Slocan Trails Society The Butter Trail Extension Nakusp-Initiatives $4,788.00 Project Year 2018 (MOT Permit?) North Valley Mountain Film The North Valley Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 Festival Committee Mountain Film Festival (2018) Rotary Club of Nakusp ACT Foundation CPR and Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 Defibrillator Training Project Rotary Club of Nakusp Nakusp Waterfront Nakusp-Initiatives $20,000.00 Landscape Lighting Project (Phase Three) Royal Canadian Legion #1- Legion Building Nakusp-Initiatives $30,000.00 020 Nakusp Improvements Society for Nakusp 2018 July 1st Celebration Nakusp-Initiatives $7,000.00 Community Events The Advanced Coronary ACT High School CPR & Nakusp-Initiatives $3,600.00 Treatment Foundation Automated External Defibrillator Training Program (NAKUSP) The Old Firehall Collective Root and Branch Harvest Nakusp-Initiatives $7,680.00 Society (2018) The Old Firehall Collective Tool Lending Library Nakusp-Initiatives $17,284.00 Society Valhalla Fine Arts Society Valhalla Fine Arts Bursary Nakusp-Initiatives $0.00 Program Fund Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club Making Tracks Phase 3 Nakusp-Initiatives $2,000.00 Nakusp-Initiatives $205,446.44 Total Association des BC Economusee Network Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Francophones des Kootenays Ouest (AFKO) Balfour and District Business Kootenay Lake Ferry Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 and Historic Association Ambassador Project Balfour and District Business Kootenay Outlet Heritage Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 and Historic Association Interpreter Program Bee Awareness Society Bee Awareness (2018) Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 Capoeira Club of Nelson Capoeira Club of Nelson Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Celebration City of Nelson NDYC Programming Boost Nelson-Initiatives $5,000.00 Community Futures Central Community Investment Nelson-Initiatives $4,000.00 Kootenay Co-op Start-Up (For-profit ORG) Community Futures Central Digital Equality Pilot Nelson-Initiatives $4,000.00 Kootenay Project (For-profit-ORG) Corazon Youth Choir Corazon Fall Weekend Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Retreat 2018 Creston Valley Food Action Harvest Share (2018) Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 Coalition Society CWA Cycling Society of Cycling Without Age Nelson-Initiatives $2,038.00 Nelson BC Freshwater Fisheries Society Central Kootenays Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 of BC Outreach Programs 2018 Friends of Kootenay Lake 6th Annual Kootenay Lake Nelson-Initiatives $700.00 Stewardship Soc. Summit Friends of Kootenay Lake Earth Day Beach Cleanup Nelson-Initiatives $350.00 Stewardship Soc. Friends of Kootenay Lake Youth Water Festival Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 Stewardship Soc. Friends of Pulpit Rock Society Pulpit Rock Trails Phase II Nelson-Initiatives $5,000.00 Development Glacier Gymnastics Club Upper Gymnastics Hall Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Renovation & Multi Purpose Room Health Arts Society Concerts in Care (2018) Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 Horse Association of Central Youth Polish Shine & Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 Kootenay Show Clinic & Horse
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Activities 2018 KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Kidsport Nelson KidSport-Nelson (2018) Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 Kootenay Blues Society Fastlane 2 Paradise Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Kootenay Career Canada Learning Guide Nelson-Initiatives $4,000.00 Development Society Kootenay Cooperative Radio HVAC and Insulation Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Upgrade Kootenay DanceBeat Club Amplification for Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Kootenay DanceBeat events Kootenay International Kootenay Burlesque Nelson-Initiatives $1,500.00 Burlesque Festival Festival Association Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Nelson-Initiatives $625.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Literary Society 2018 Elephant Mountain Nelson-Initiatives $6,000.00 Literary Festival Kootenay Society for Bigby Place Arts Initiative Nelson-Initiatives $1,500.00 Community Living Kutenai Art Therapy Institute Master's Degree Nelson-Initiatives $8,000.00 Association Accreditaion Massif Music Festival Society Massif Music Festival Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Nelson & District Arts Council ArtWalk 2018: A Nelson-Initiatives $5,000.00 Celebration of 30 Years Nelson & District Arts Council Nelson Youth Arts Action Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 Committee Mural Project Nelson & District Museum, A History of the Museum: Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Archives, Art Gallery & 402 Anderson and Beyond Historical Nelson and District Chamber Regional Visitor Centre Nelson-Initiatives $4,000.00 of Commerce Plaza Development (2018) Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Circus Performers Discover Circus Year End Nelson-Initiatives $2,500.00 Association Show Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Nelson-Initiatives $8,000.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Community Services Downtown Nelson Street Nelson-Initiatives $6,000.00 Outreach Project Nelson Electric Tramway Energy Efficient Lighting Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Society Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Nelson-Initiatives $8,000.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson History Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Nelson-Initiatives $1,500.00 Society 2018 Nelson Izu-shi Friendship Cottonwood Creek Nelson-Initiatives $8,000.00 Society Viewpoint and Market Plaza Landscaping Nelson Kayak and Canoe Community Programming Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Club for a Diverse Population While Building Leadership Skills and Employment for Youth Nelson Nordic Ski Club LED Lights for Night Loop - Nelson-Initiatives $800.00 Nelson Nordic Ski Club Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Nelson-Initiatives $3,500.00 Network Society Navigator Nelson Social Planning Action Operational Support for Nelson-Initiatives $4,500.00 Network Society Social Planning Action Network Nelson Nelson Tennis Club Multisport Complex at Nelson-Initiatives $5,500.00 LVR (Phase 1 - Lighting and AED) (SD8 owed property) NTC Information Society Coding and Digital Nelson-Initiatives $3,500.00 Fabrication Tools for Youth Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Self-Management Program (2018) SEEDS Nelson SEEDS 2018 Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Shoe Bank Canada Nelson Warehouse & Sort Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 Facility SQx Dance Company Touring Support for Nelson-Initiatives $3,000.00 32
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Nelson Hires with Significant Barriers to Employment Taghum Community Hall Creative Spaces Summer Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 Society Day Camp & Pro-D Day Camp Take a Hike Youth at Risk West Kootenay Take a Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Foundation Hike Program The Kootenay Swim Club A Swim Leader for the Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Nelson and Castlegar Area West Kootenay Brain Injury Community Partnership Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Association Project West Kootenay Eco Society Growing Regional Nelson-Initiatives $1,000.00 Farmers' Markets West Kootenay Eco Society MarketFest in Service to Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 our Community West Kootenay Eco Society Nelson Cup Pilot Project Nelson-Initiatives $500.00 West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Nelson-Initiatives $0.00 Consultation & Education Whitewater Racers Society Safety Netting Nelson-Initiatives $2,000.00 Nelson-Initiatives $147,513.00 Total FibreFeelia Committee FibreFeelia Fest 2018 New Denver- $2,000.00 Initiatives Harvest Share Harvest Share (2018) New Denver- $3,000.00 Initiatives Healthy Community Society North Slocan Food New Denver- $5,900.00 of the North Slocan Valley Program 2018-19 Initiatives KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project New Denver- $0.00 Initiatives Kootenay Cooperative Radio HVAC and Insulation New Denver- $0.00 Upgrade Initiatives Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support New Denver- $0.00 outreach programs to Initiatives remote communities Kootenay Sufferfest Society Adaptive Camp - Trail New Denver- $0.00 Work & Subsidy for Youth Initiatives Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones New Denver- $600.00 Emergency Shelter - Initiatives Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency New Denver- $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Initiatives Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service New Denver- $0.00 Network Society Navigator Initiatives New Denver and Area Youth The Outlet/New Denver New Denver- $2,800.00 Centre Society Youth Network - Initiatives Administrative Coordination and Support New Denver Hospice Society Marketing Materials New Denver- $1,162.50 Update Initiatives New Denver Rescue Society Rescue Boat Motor New Denver- $3,400.00 Upgrade Initiatives North Slocan Trails Society The Butter Trail Extension New Denver- $2,500.00 Project Year 2018 (MOT Initiatives Permit?) North Valley Mountain Film The North Valley New Denver- $1,500.00 Festival Committee Mountain Film Festival Initiatives (2018) Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain New Denver- $0.00 Self-Management Initiatives Program (2018) Silverton Community Club Fireworks Display Course New Denver- $0.00 Initiatives Silverton Community Club Silverton July 1st New Denver- $700.00 Celebrations Initiatives Slocan Integral Forestry New Denver Operational New Denver- $3,700.00 Cooperative Fuel Treatment Phase 4 Initiatives Slocan Lake Early Learning New Denver Preschool New Denver- $500.00 Society Gym Mats and Snow Initiatives Shovels Slocan Lake Golf Club Purchase of an MDX-D New Denver- $0.00 Utility Vehicle (all- Initiatives purpose machine used for golf course maintenance) Slocan Solutions Society Convergence Writers' New Denver- $0.00 Weekend Initiatives Slocan Solutions Society New Denver Reading New Denver- $2,000.00
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Centre Initiatives The Hidden Garden Gallery New Venue Musicians New Denver- $0.00 Initiatives The Hidden Garden Gallery The NEW Hidden Garden New Denver- $2,401.50 Galley (Upgrade) Initiatives Valhalla Fine Arts Society Valhalla Fine Arts Bursary New Denver- $1,000.00 Program Fund Initiatives Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club Making Tracks Phase 3 New Denver- $1,250.00 Initiatives West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public New Denver- $0.00 Consultation & Education Initiatives Worldsign Communication Slocan Valley Timebank New Denver- $0.00 Society (Sponsored project) Initiatives New Denver- $34,414.00 Initiatives Total FibreFeelia Committee FibreFeelia Fest 2018 Silverton- $2,499.00 Initiatives Harvest Share Harvest Share (2018) Silverton- $1,999.00 Initiatives Healthy Community Society North Slocan Food Silverton- $5,800.00 of the North Slocan Valley Program 2018-19 Initiatives KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Silverton- $0.00 Initiatives Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Silverton- $183.50 outreach programs to Initiatives remote communities Kootenay Sufferfest Society Adaptive Camp - Trail Silverton- $1,500.00 Work & Subsidy for Youth Initiatives Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Silverton- $0.00 Emergency Shelter - Initiatives Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Silverton- $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Initiatives New Denver and Area Youth The Outlet/New Denver Silverton- $2,000.00 Centre Society Youth Network - Initiatives Administrative Coordination and Support New Denver Hospice Society Marketing Materials Silverton- $1,162.50 Update Initiatives New Denver Rescue Society Rescue Boat Motor Silverton- $3,900.00 Upgrade Initiatives North Slocan Trails Society The Butter Trail Extension Silverton- $2,000.00 Project Year 2018 (MOT Initiatives Permit?) North Valley Mountain Film The North Valley Silverton- $1,500.00 Festival Committee Mountain Film Festival Initiatives (2018) Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Silverton- $1,000.00 Self-Management Initiatives Program (2018) Silverton Community Club Fireworks Display Course Silverton- $820.00 Initiatives Silverton Community Club Silverton July 1st Silverton- $700.00 Celebrations Initiatives Slocan District Chamber of Sustainable Tourism Silverton- $650.00 Commerce Funding Phase 2 Initiatives Slocan Integral Forestry New Denver Operational Silverton- $1,000.00 Cooperative Fuel Treatment Phase 4 Initiatives Slocan Lake Early Learning New Denver Preschool Silverton- $500.00 Society Gym Mats and Snow Initiatives Shovels Slocan Lake Golf Club Purchase of an MDX-D Silverton- $2,000.00 Utility Vehicle (all- Initiatives purpose machine used for golf course maintenance) Slocan Solutions Society Convergence Writers' Silverton- $750.00 Weekend Initiatives Slocan Solutions Society New Denver Reading Silverton- $1,500.00 Centre Initiatives Valhalla Fine Arts Society Valhalla Fine Arts Bursary Silverton- $500.00 Program Fund Initiatives Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club Making Tracks Phase 3 Silverton- $1,000.00 Initiatives West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Silverton- $0.00 Consultation & Education Initiatives Worldsign Communication Slocan Valley Timebank Silverton- $0.00 Society (Sponsored project) Initiatives
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Silverton- $32,964.00 Initiatives Total Castlegar & District Youth Workshops Slocan-Initiatives $250.00 Community Services Society (Sponsored project - VAWIR (Violence Against Women in Relationship) KBRH Health Foundation Ultrasound Project Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Kootenay Kids Society Vehicle to support Slocan-Initiatives $450.00 outreach programs to remote communities Kootenay Literary Society 2018 Elephant Mountain Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Literary Festival Nelson CARES Society Stepping Stones Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Emergency Shelter - Kitchen Upgrades Nelson Civic Theatre Society Establishing a Regional Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Screen-Based Industry Nelson Fine Art Centre Exhibition and Residency Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Society Project 2018-2019 Nelson Social Planning Action Nelson and Area Service Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Network Society Navigator New Denver Rescue Society Rescue Boat Motor Slocan-Initiatives $2,925.00 Upgrade Rise Above Pain Society Integrated Chronic Pain Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Self-Management Program (2018) Royal Canadian Legion #276 Completion of Kitchen Slocan-Initiatives $5,000.00 Slocan Valley Exhaust System for Legion Hall Silverton Community Club Fireworks Display Course Slocan-Initiatives $300.00 Silverton Community Club Silverton July 1st Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Celebrations Slocan and District Technical To Offer Road Rescue Slocan-Initiatives $1,725.00 Rescue Society Rope Operations Training and Buy Equipment Slocan Community Library Library Improvements Slocan-Initiatives $1,500.00 (2018) Slocan Fitness Centre Slocan Fitness Centre Slocan-Initiatives $1,500.00 Upgrade Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Trail Mowing Slocan-Initiatives $500.00 Society Management Project Slocan Valley Historical Upgrades to the Slocan Slocan-Initiatives $1,125.00 Society Valley Archives Slocan Valley Outriders Exploring Equine Health - Slocan-Initiatives $1,364.00 Association The Big Picture Part II Slocan Valley Seniors Fire Sprinkler System for Slocan-Initiatives $7,500.00 Housing Society the Slocan City Suites Slocan Waterfront Events and Workshops on Slocan-Initiatives $1,000.00 Restoration & Development Local Environmental Society Issues Spirit of Slocan Phase Two of Slocan Slocan-Initiatives $2,500.00 Cenotaph Project SQx Dance Company Interactive Dance Slocan-Initiatives $0.00 Awareness Delivery in Slocan Valley W E Graham Community Learning Centre Slocan-Initiatives $2,300.00 Services Society Computer Lab Up-grade (WE Graham Comm Services) W.E. Graham Community Farm to School Kitchen Slocan-Initiatives $2,500.00 School Upgrade (WE Graham Comm School) West Kootenay Eco Society Renewable Energy Public Slocan-Initiatives $1,875.00 Consultation & Education Worldsign Communication Slocan Valley Timebank Slocan-Initiatives $100.00 Society (Sponsored project) Slocan-Initiatives $34,414.00 Total Grand Total $1,466,766.60
Carried
8.5 FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES 8.5.1 Licence of Occupation between RDCK and Ootischenia Improvement District
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Moved By: Director Smith and seconded, And Resolved:
337/18 That the board approve the RDCK entering into a License of Occupation with Ootischenia Improvement District for Licence Area within Parcel Identifier 030-363-586 Lot 1 District Lot 4598 Kootenay District Plan EPP78088 for the period February 19, 2018 to February 19, 2043, and that the Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to sign the necessary documents.
Carried 8.6 GRANTS 8.6.1 Discretionary Moved By: Director Main and seconded, And Resolved:
338/18 Discretionary grants out of the funds available for the following Electoral Areas/Member Municipalities be approved as designated:
AREA A Boswell Memorial Hall Society $2000 Crawford Bay Elementary Secondary School $1000 Guiding Hands Recreation Society $2000
AREA B Creston Valley Leo Club $1500 PCSS PAC $500
AREA C Boots & Stools 4H Club $1000 Creston Lions Club $1000
AREA F Ecole des Sentiers-alpins Parent Advisory Council $1200 Nelson Civic Theatre Society $600 Selkirk Concert Society $1000 West Kootenay Science Fair $750 Zone 6 BC Senior Games $500
AREA G Ymir Community Association $5000
AREA I RDCK - Castlegar & District Recreation Complex $452.36 RDCK - Castlegar & District Recreation Complex $482.50
AREA J Castlegar Citizens on Patrol $500 Castlegar Citizens on Patrol $500
Carried
8.6.2 Community Development Moved By: Director Peterson and seconded, And Resolved:
339/18 Community Development grants out of the funds available for the following Electoral Areas/Member Municipalities be approved as designated:
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BC Senior Games Society Zone 7 $250 Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative $1000
AREA B Letctric Ave Electronics $930.17 Stay Live Productions $500
AREA C Creston Valley Seniors Slowpitch $1700 Lower Kootenay Band $1000
AREA D Lardeau Valley Community Club $250 Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative $1000
AREA E Balfour and District Business and Historic Association $561.50 Nelson Public Library $8929
AREA F Nelson Cares Society $5000 Strata Plan EPS 2464 (Heddlestone Village) $2000
AREA G Nelson Nordic Ski Club $1000 Renascence Arts and Sustainability Society $1100 Salmo Square Society $10000
AREA H Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative $2000 Valley View Golf Club $8988
AREA I Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative $1000 Tarrys Community Hall Society $1000
AREA J Castlegar Parks and Trails Society $7750 RDCK - Ootischenia Fire Department $10000
AREA K ALFA Guild Society $1000 Fauquier Communications Centre $1500 Nakusp Community Radio Society $2000 Nakusp Secondary School $1500 Nakusp Senior Citizens Association $2000
SILVERTON Village of Silverton $11623.62
Carried
8.6.3 Discretionary Grant Amendment Moved By: Director Faust and seconded, And Resolved:
340/18 That Resolution 281/18, being the allocation of Discretionary Grant funds:
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Kootenay Lake Family Network $600
BE RESCINDED
Carried
9. RURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
341/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 1245 Argenta Road, Electoral Area D, legally described as Lot A, District Lot 8390, Kootenay District, Plan EPP9670, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
342/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 4239 Highway 3A, Electoral Area F, legally described as Lot E, District Lot 417, Kootenay District, Plan 1264, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
343/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at Claybrick Road, Winlaw, Electoral Area H, legally described as Lot 2, District Lot 3816, Kootenay District, Plan 1075, except part included in Plan 21423, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
344/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 3119 Highway 6, Electoral Area H, legally described as Lot B, District Lots 11119, 11120 and 11759, Kootenay District, Plan NEP90752, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information
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respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
345/18 That the Board take no further action to file a Notice relating to land at 4603 Langill Road, Electoral Area H, legally described as Lot 2, District Lot 11906, Kootenay District, Plan 10127.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
346/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 2706 Davidson Road Electoral Area I, legally described as Lot 33 District Lot 303 Kootenay District Plan 2954 except that part which lies north of a line parallel to and 170 feet perpendicularly distant from the north boundary thereof, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution maybe inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
347/18 Staff be directed to file the Notice on Title with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 2706 Davidson Road Electoral Area I, legally described as Lot 33 District Lot 303 Kootenay District Plan 2954 except that part which lies north of a line parallel to and 170 feet perpendicularly distant from the north boundary thereof.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
348/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 3804 Broadwater Road, Electoral Area J, legally described as Parcel A (See 146849I) of Lot 8, District Lot 7372, Kootenay District, Plan 1720, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
349/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board
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relating to land at 1113 Columbia Heights Street, Electoral Area J, legally described as Lot 24, District Lot 301A, Kootenay District, Plan 2692, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
NON-FARM USE APPLICATION IN THE AGRICULTURAL LAND RESERVE (ALR) - LOWER ARROW LAKES CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION That the RDCK Board SUPPORT the application for non-farm use as presented by the applicant (Lower Arrow Lakes Conservation Association) for the property located on Worthington Creek Forest Service Road and legally described as Sublot 20, District Lot 7159, Kootenay District, Plan X37.
Item Moved to Special Board Meeting May 25, 2018
LAND USE AMENDMENT - HERITAGE CREDIT UNION 1. THAT the Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2594, 2018, being a bylaw to amend the Kootenay-Columbia Rivers Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1157, 1996 is hereby given FIRST READING and FORWARDED TO PUBLIC HEARING.
2. THAT Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2595, 2018, being a bylaw to amend Regional District of Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 1675, 2004 is hereby GIVEN FIRST READING and FORWARDED TO PUBLIC HEARING.
3. THAT in accordance with Regional District of Central Kootenay Planning Procedures and Fees Bylaw No. 2457, 2015, Electoral Area I Director Andy Davidoff is hereby delegated the authority to chair the Public Hearing on behalf of the Regional District Board.
Item Moved to Special Board Meeting May 25, 2018
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
350/18 That the RDCK Community Works Fund application submitted by the RDCK for the Transit Improvements Project in the total amount of $84,500 be approved and that funds be disbursed from the following Community Works Funds:
Electoral Area B in the amount of $10,000 Electoral Area E in the amount of $13,000 Electoral Area F in the amount of $13,000 Electoral Area G in the amount of $15,000 Electoral Area H in the amount of $28,000 Electoral Area I in the amount of $5,500
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
351/18 That the RDCK Community Works Fund application submitted by South Canyon Improvement District for the Source Protection Upgrade Project in the total amount of $75,000 be approved and that funds be disbursed from Community Works Funds allocated to Electoral Area B.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
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352/18 That the RDCK Community Works Fund application submitted by School District 10 for the Arrow Lakes Community Climbing Wall in the total amount of $20,000 be approved and that funds be disbursed from Community Works Funds allocated to Electoral Area K.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
353/18 That the RDCK Community Works Fund application submitted by the Nakusp and Area Bike Society for the Mt. Abriel Trail Network Recreation Infrastructure Project in the total amount of $20,000 be approved and that funds be disbursed from Community Works Funds allocated to Electoral Area K.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
354/18 That the Regional District of Central Kootenay Utility Rates, Fees, and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2613, 2018 is hereby read the FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD time by content.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
355/18 That the Regional District of Central Kootenay Utility Rates, Fees, and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2613, 2018, as amended is hereby ADOPTED and the Chair and Secretary are authorized to sign same.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
356/18 That the Corporate Officer of the Regional District of Central Kootenay be directed to file a Notice with the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia, stating that a resolution has been made under Section 57 of the Community Charter by the Regional District Board relating to land at 6603 Highway 6, Electoral Area H, legally described as Lot 11, Block 6, District Lot 383, Kootenay District, Plan 1108, and further, if an active Building permit or Building application is in place, that it be cancelled; and finally, that information respecting the resolution may be inspected at the office of the Regional District of Central Kootenay on normal working days during regular office hours.
Carried
Moved By: Director Watson and seconded, And Resolved:
357/18 Staff be directed to write a letter to Interior Health regarding potential health hazards relating to land at 6603 Highway 6, Electoral Area H, legally described as Lot 11, Block 6, District Lot 383, Kootenay District, Plan 1108.
Carried
10. PUBLIC TIME The Chair will call for questions from the public and members of the media at 11:13 a.m.
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RECESS/ The meeting recessed at 11:13 a.m. and reconvened at 11:22 a.m. RECONVENED
11. IN CAMERA 11.1 RESOLUTION - MEETING CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
358/18 In the opinion of the Board - and in accordance with Section 90 of the Community Charter - the public interest so requires that persons other than DIRECTORS, ALTERNATE DIRECTORS, DELEGATIONS AND STAFF be excluded from the meeting; AND FURTHER, in accordance with Section 90 of the Community Charter, the meeting is to be closed on the bases identified in the following subsections:
(e) the acquisition, disposition or expropriation of land or improvements, if the council considers that disclosure could reasonably be expected to harm the interests of the municipality; (g) litigation or potential litigation affecting the municipality; (j) information that is prohibited, or information that if it were presented in a document would be prohibited, from disclosure under section 21 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act;
Carried
11.2 RESOLUTION - RECESS OF OPEN MEETING Moved By: Director Chernoff and seconded, And Resolved:
359/18 The Open Meeting be recessed in order to conduct the In Camera Board meeting.
Carried
12. MATTERS ARISING FROM IN CAMERA MEETING Moved By: Director Jackman and seconded, And Resolved:
360/18 That the Board approve the purchase agreement dated May 14, 2018 involving the IC33/18 acquisition of 28 fee simple properties from Kokanee Springs Resorts (KSR) for regional park purposes.
Carried
13. ADJOURNMENT Moved By: Director Kozak and seconded, And Resolved:
361/18 That the meeting adjourn at 11:58 a.m.
Carried
Karen Hamling, Board Chair Judy Madelung, Secretary
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