THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

Regular Meeting – Thursday, October 13, 2011

A G E N D A

Time: 1:15 p.m. Place: Board Room 4th Floor 465 Victoria Street Kamloops, BC

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1. PUBLIC HEARINGS (If Required) 10-11 (a) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 Lot 1, Sections 13 and 18, Township 23, Ranges 16 and 17, W6M, KDYD, Plan 35174 9115 Kealty Road, Vinsulla, BC (Randall and Shirley Campbell / Kevin Wall)

12-13 (b) Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA 17 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 17 Lot 1, Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-770 Lot 2, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027- 162-788 Lot 3, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-796 166 Midday Valley, Midday Valley, BC (Active Mountain Raceway Inc.\ Claude Lelievre)

14-15 (c) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Lot 1, District Lot 6286, KDYD, Plan KAP91518 5485 Lac Le Jeune Road, Lac Le Jeune, BC DAG Investments / Fulton and Company (Rick Heney)

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2. MINUTES 16-32 (a) Thompson-Nicola Regional District Regular Board Minutes dated September 22, 2011

33-36 (b) Thompson-Nicola Regional District Public Hearing Minutes dated September 22, 2011

3. BYLAWS (From Public Hearing - If Required) 37-46 (a) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 Lot 1, Sections 13 and 18, Township 23, Ranges 16 and 17, W6M, KDYD, Plan 35174 9115 Kealty Road, Vinsulla, BC (Randall and Shirley Campbell / Kevin Wall)

Report from Director of Development Services dated October 6, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

That Public Hearing input should be considered and if no amendments are to be made, it is recommended:

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 be introduced and read a second and third time by title only.

47-73 (b) Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA 17 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 17 Lot 1, Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-770 Lot 2, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027- 162-788 Lot 3, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-796 166 Midday Valley, Midday Valley, BC (Active Mountain Raceway Inc.\ Claude Lelievre)

Report from Director of Development Services dated October 3, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

Public Hearing input should be considered and if there are no amendments to be made, it is recommended:

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3. BYLAWS (From Public Hearing - If Required)

1. That Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 be read a second and third time by title only.

2. That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 be read a second and third time by title only.

74-94 (c) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Lot 1, District Lot 6286, KDYD, Plan KAP91518 5485 Lac Le Jeune Road, Lac Le Jeune, BC DAG Investments / Fulton and Company (Rick Heney)

Report from Director of Development Services dated October 3, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

That Public Hearing input should be considered and if there are no amendments to be made, it is recommended:

1. That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 be read a second and third time by title only.

2. That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 be reconsidered and adopted.

4. DELEGATIONS (a) Building Infraction - Shayan Holdings Ltd Stop Work Order - Construction of an Accessory Building Electoral Area "M" - 8765 Old Kamloops Rd

5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 95-96 (a) Building Infraction - Shayan Holdings Ltd Stop Work Order - Construction of an Accessory Building Electoral Area "M" - 8765 Old Kamloops Rd

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 20, 2011 attached.

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5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Recommendation(s):

THAT a Notice pursuant to the authority of Section 57 of the Community Charter be filed in the Land Titles Office against the Title of SHAYAN HOLDINGS LTD of Strata Lot 38, Section 14, Township 100, Kamloops Division Yale District, Strata Plan KAS2188 together with an interest in the common property in proportion to the unit entitlement of the strata lot as shown on form 1.

6. BYLAWS (Other than Development Application Bylaws for 1st Reading) 97-104 (a) Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011

Report from Director of Environmental Services dated September 16, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

1. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be read a first time by title only.

2. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be read a second and third time by title only.

3. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be reconsidered and adopted.

7. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS 105-114 (a) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10 Lot A, District Lot 2066, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 17668 2256 Blackwater Road, Blackpool, BC (Sunderman)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 13, 2011 attached:

Recommendation(s):

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular

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7. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS Board of Directors Meeting.

115-135 (b) Strata Conversion Application No. SC 01 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 26002 7333 Cahilty Crescent, Whitecroft, BC (McCallum)

Report from Director of Development Services dated October 3, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

That the application for conversion of the previously occupied building on Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, KDYD, Plan 26002, into two (2) strata lots be approved and that staff be directed to sign the appropriate documents once the applicant has met the terms and conditions outlined in Preliminary Layout Approval Application No. SC 01.

136-145 (c) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 The West 15 Chains of the Most Northerly 10 Chains of District Lot 1372, Kamloops Division Yale District, Except Plans 10149, 22158 and 26016 130 Ferry Road, Blackpool, BC (Hart/Newman)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 30, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Directors Meeting.

8. CORRESPONDENCE (a) Action Requested (b) Information Only 146 1. Minister of Environment dated September 22, 2011 Re: Climate Insights 101: Climate Science Basics

DVD is available in Clerk/Director of Community Services' office.

147-148 2. Union of BC Municipalities dated September 23, 2011 Re: Conditional Approval of Fuel Management Prescription Application (Loon Lake Prescription, 2011)

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(b) Information Only 149-150 3. Union of BC Municipalities dated October 3, 2011 Re: Throne Speech 2011

151-160 4. Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM Executive List

9. NEW BUSINESS - DIRECTORS 10. REPORTS and/or INQUIRIES (a) Internal Committees 1. Audit Committee - Director S. Roline (Chair), Director B. Tait (Vice- Chair), Director T. Lange

2. Drinking Water and Utilities Committee - Director R. Elliott (Chair), Director R. Murray (Vice-Chair), Director M.H. Anderson, Director B. CruzelleMyram, Director J. De Cicco, Director M. Lentz, Director J. Lightfoot, Director B. Tait

3. Economic Development, Tourism and Regional Parks Committee - Director P.A.J. Ranta (Chair), Director R. Elliott (Vice-Chair), Director B. CruzelleMyram, Director H. Graham, Director J. Harker, Director A. Raine, Director J. Sternig, Director S. Watson

4. Emergency Management and Protective Services Committee - Director B. Tait (Chair), Director J. Sternig (Vice-Chair), Director B. CruzelleMyram, Director M. Fennell, Director J. Harker, Director M. Lentz, Director R. Stanke, Director J. Taylor

5. Film Commission - Director R. Stanke (Chair) , Director P. Milobar (Vice-Chair), Director H. Danyluk

6. Invasive Plant Committee - Director R. Murray, Director S. Watson (alternate)

7. Policy Review Committee - Director S. Roline (Chair), Director R. Elliott (Vice-Chair), Director M. Dosch, Director H. Graham, Director M. Lentz, Director J. Taylor, Director P. A. Wallace, Director S. Watson

8. Regional Solid Waste Management Plan Implementation Committee - Director M. H. Anderson (Chair), Director T. Pennell (Vice-Chair), Director J. Harwood, Director R. Murray, Director J. Sternig, Director B. Tait, Director P. A. Wallace, Director S. Watson

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(a) Internal Committees 9. Thompson Regional Hospital District - Director H. Danyluk

(b) External Committees 1. Air Quality Stakeholder Committee - Director H. Graham; Director R. Murray (alternate)

2. Fraser Basin Council - Director T. Pennell; Director J. Lightfoot (alternate)

3. Municipal Finance Authority - Director S. Roline, Director P.A.J. Ranta (alternate)

4. Municipal Insurance Association - Director T. Pennell, Director J. Harker (alternate)

5. Southern Interior Beetle Action Coalition - Director M. Dosch, Director S. Watson (alternate)

6. Yellowhead Highway Association - Director H. Graham

(c) Other Reports 1. Southern Interior Local Government Association - Director T. Pennell

2. Kamloops Airport Authority Society - Director R. Stanke

161-162 3. Community Wildfire Protection Funding 1) Area P- Heffley Creek -- Evergreen Estates, 2) Area L - Barnhartville – Watson-Larson Road 3) Area J – Red Lake – Copper Creek Road

Report from the Director of Development Services dated September 28, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

1) That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District apply to the Union of BC Municipalities for a $5,700 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area P, Heffley Creek Community, at Evergreen to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

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(c) Other Reports 2) That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District apply to the Union of BC Municipalities for a $4,425 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area L, Barnhartvale at Watson Larson Road to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

3) That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District apply to the Union of BC Municipalities for a $5,340 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area J, Red Lake at Cooper Creek Road to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

163-164 4. Federal Gas Tax Funding - Electoral Area "M" Lower Nicola Waterworks District - Carrington Loop Line

Report from Clerk/Director of Community Services dated September 21, 2011 attached.

Recommendation(s):

1. That the Board of Directors approves the expenditure of $85,000.00 from the Federal Gas Tax Revenues, Community Works Fund component, allocated to Electoral Area “M” to provide funding to the Lower Nicola Waterworks District for the installation of the Carrington Loop Line.

2. That the Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to execute an agreement with the Lower Nicola Waterworks District which will require the Lower Nicola Waterworks District to fulfill the requirements of the Federal Gas Tax Funding agreement.

165-166 5. TNRD Building Permit Activity Highlights - September 2011

Recommendation(s):

That the Building Permit Activity Highlights - September 2011 be received for information.

11. ADDITIONS TO OR DELETIONS FROM THE AGENDA 12. IN-CAMERA (If Required) 13. ADJOURNMENT

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Attachments 167-169 Province of BC dated September 29, 2011 Re: Premier announces $650,000 to support Age-Friendly BC

170-171 Telus dated September 30, 2011 Re: Work to Connect Rural BC Underway

172-173 Province of BC dated September 30, 2011 Re: Province Supports Healthy Communities with $30M Program

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THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District hereby gives notice that it will hold a Public Hearing:

Thursday, October 13, 2011 at 1:15 p.m. at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Boardroom, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC, to consider the following:

To rezone a portion of Lot 1, Plan 35174 from SH-1 (Small Holding) to CR-1 (Country Residential). The applicants wish to subdivide and consolidate a portion of Lot 1 with Lot 2, Plan 35174 to the south in order to expand agricultural use on Lot 2.

The subject property, shown hatched below, is currently owned by Randall and Shirley Campbell and is located at 9115 Kealty Road, Vinsulla, BC.

Bylaw No. 2354 BA 35

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons who believe that their interest in property may be affected by the proposed Bylaw Amendment shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions at the Public Hearing on the matters contained therein. Those who are unable to attend the Public Hearing may mail (#300–465 Victoria Street,

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 10 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9), fax (250-372-5048), email [email protected] or hand deliver written submissions to the Regional District office on the 4th Floor, provided that all submissions are received prior to 4:30 p.m. on the 12th day of October, 2011;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that no representations will be received by the Board of Directors after the Public Hearing has been concluded;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a copy of the proposed Bylaw Amendment may be inspected from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except Statutory Holidays, at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Office, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9 from the 30th day of September, 2011 until 1:15 p.m. on the day of the Public Hearing.

R. Sadilkova Director of Development Services

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 11 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35

THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District hereby gives notice that it will hold a Public Hearing:

Thursday, October 13, 2011, at 1:15 p.m. at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Boardroom, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC, to consider the following:

Proposed Use: To amend the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan designation to Comprehensive Residential Commercial, and to rezone the subject properties to CD-2 (Comprehensive Residential Commercial Two), to allow the development of 90 residential lots, 200 townhouses and a hotel with 125 rental units.

The subject properties are currently owned by Active Mountain Raceway Inc. and Claude Lelievre, and are located at 1000 Midday Valley Road, west of Merritt, BC.

Bylaw Nos. 2357 and 2358 FILE # BA 17

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons who believe that their interest in property may be affected by the proposed Bylaw Amendments shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions at the Public Hearing on the matters contained therein. Those who are unable to attend the Public Hearing may mail (#300–465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9), fax (250-372-5048), email [email protected] or hand deliver written

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 12 of 173 No. 2357 submissions to the Regional District office on the 4th Floor, provided that all submissions are received prior to 4:30 p.m. on the 12th day of October, 2011;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that no representations will be received by the Board of Directors after the Public Hearing has been concluded;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a copy of the proposed Bylaw Amendments may be inspected from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except Statutory Holidays, at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Office, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9 from the 23rd day of September, 2011, until 1:15 p.m. on the day of the Public Hearing.

Regina Sadilkova Director of Development Services

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 13 of 173 No. 2357

THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District hereby gives notice that it will hold a Public Hearing:

Thursday, October 13, 2011 at 1:15 p.m. at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Boardroom, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC, to consider the following:

To amend the AF-1 (Agricultural/Forestry) zone, Section 4.2.1 of Zoning Bylaw No. 940, to create site-specific parcel size reductions in order to allow thirty existing rentable units within a fishing and hunting resort. The land is proposed to be subdivided into thirty strata lots.

The subject property, currently owned by Woody Life Village Resort Ltd., is located at 5485 Lac Le Jeune Road, Lac Le Jeune, B.C. as shown dotted on the map below.

Bylaw No. 2369 BA 28

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons who believe that their interest in property may be affected by the proposed Bylaw Amendment shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions at the Public Hearing on the matters contained therein.

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 14 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Those who are unable to attend the Public Hearing may mail (#300–465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9), fax (250-372-5048), email [email protected] or hand deliver written submissions to the Regional District office on the 4th Floor, provided that all submissions are received prior to 4:30 p.m. on the 12th day of October, 2011;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that no representations will be received by the Board of Directors after the Public Hearing has been concluded;

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a copy of the proposed Bylaw Amendment may be inspected from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except Statutory Holidays, at the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Office, 4th Floor, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9 from the 30th day of September, 2011 until 1:15 p.m. on the day of the Public Hearing.

R. Sadilkova Director of Development Services

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 15 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Thursdav. SePtember 22. 2011

MINUTES of a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT held in the Boardroom, 465 Victoria Street, Kamloops, B.C. on Thursday, September 22,2011 commencing at 1:15p.m.

PRESENT: Chair P. Milobar City of Kamloops Director R. Stanke (Vice-Chair) Village of Clinton Director J. Fiddick (All.) Village of Ashcroft Director M. Fennell District of Barriere Director P.A.J. Ranta Village of Cache Creek Director H. Danyluk Village of Chase Director J. Harwood District of Clearwater Director J. De Cicco City of Kamloops Director J. Harker City of Kamloops Director T. Lange City of Kamloops Director P.A. Wallace City of Kamloops Director M. Dosch District of Logan Lake Director J. Lightfoot Village of Lytton Director S. Roline City of Merritt Director A. Raine Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality Director T. Pennell Electoral Area "A" (Wells Gray Country) Director M. Lentz Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters) Director S. Watson Electoral Area "E" (Bonaparte Plateau) Director B. Tait Electoral Area "I" (Blue Sky Country) Director R. Elliott Electoral Area "J" (Copper Desert Country) Director J. Taylor Electoral Area "L" Director R. Murray Electoral Area "M" Director H.S. Graham Electoral Area "N" Director B. CruzelieMyram Electoral Area "0" (Lower North Thompson) Director J. Sternig Electoral Area "P" (Rivers and The Peaks)

Mr. S. Gill, Chief Administrative Officer Mr. L. Huntley, Clerk/Director of Community Services Ms. R. Sadilkova, Director of Development Services Mr. P. Hughes, Director of Environmental Services Mr. K. Kierans, Director of Libraries Ms. L. Cornwell, Deputy Clerk/Manager of Community Services Mr. A. Krause, Planner Mr. P. Blennerhassett, Communications Advisor Ms. L. Fraser, Recording Secretary

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PRESS: A. Iacobucci - CHNL Radio C. Fortems - Kamloops Daily News

OTHERS: 6 persons

1. MINUTES

(a) Thompson-Nicola Reqional District Meetina Minutes dated September 8, 2011.

Moved by Director Danyluk Seconded by Director Harwood

That the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 22, 2011 be adopted as circulated.

CARRIED Unanimous Iv

2. BYLAWS (From Public Hearinq - If Required)

(a) South Thompson Valley - Pinantan Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2355 Zoninq Amendment Bylaw No. 2356 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA31 Lot 39. Section 29. Township 20. Ranqe 15. W6M. Kamloops Division Yale District. Plan 21928. PID 007-153-830 2998 Paradise Road. Pinantan Lake. BC (COry and Stacey Georqe)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 12, 2011.

Discussion was held regarding the current zoning and intended use of the subject property. Comment was made noting that down zoning should not occur and that maintaining the opportunity for commercial development on a portion of the property would provide future benefits for the community.

Moved by Director Fennell Seconded by Director Ranta

That Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2355 be read a second and third time by title only.

CARRIED

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Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Stanke

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2356 be read a second and third time by title only. CARRIED

Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Danyluk

That Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2355 be reconsidered and adopted.

CARRIED

Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Tait

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2356 be reconsidered and adopted.

CARRIED

(b) Land Use Contract Amendment Bvlaw No. 2366 Land Use Contract Amendment Application No. BA7 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Ranqe 15, W6M. Kamloops Division Yale District. Plan 26002 7333 Cahiltv Crescent. Whitecroft, BC (McCallum/Shandro)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 14, 2011.

Moved by Director Lentz Seconded by Director CruzelieMyram

That Land Use Contract Amendment Bylaw No. 2366 be read a second and third time by title only.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Moved by Director Lentz Seconded by Director CruzelieMyram

That Land Use Contract Amendment Bylaw No. 2366 be reconsidered and adopted.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

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3. DELEGATIONS

(a) Building Infraction - Tunkwa lake Resort Ltd Buildina Permit No. 10048. Cabin No. 20 Expired Building Permit - Single Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "J" - 4405 Tunkwa lake Rd

The Chair advised that the delegation has been withdrawn pending resolution.

(b) Buildina Infraction - Tunkwa lake Resort Ltd Buildina Permit No.1 0049. Cabin No. 21 Expired Buildina Permit - Sinale Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "J" - 4405 Tunkwa lake Rd

The Chair advised that the delegation has been withdrawn pending resolution.

(c) Buildina Infraction - Anne Bonnvcastle & Matthew Powell Expired Buildina Permit - Single Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "M" - 3100 Peterhope Rd

The delegation did not appear.

4. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

(a) Building Infraction - Tunkwa lake Resort Ltd Buildina Permit No. 10048. Cabin No. 20 Expired Buildina Permit - Single Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "J" - 4405 Tunkwa lake Rd

The Chair advised that the delegation has been withdrawn pending resolution.

(b) Building Infraction - Tunkwa lake Resort Ltd Building Permit No.1 0049. Cabin No. 21 Expired Building Permit - Sinale Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "J" - 4405 Tunkwa lake Rd

The Chair advised that the delegation has been withdrawn pending resolution.

(c) Building Infraction - Anne Bonnvcastle & Matthew Powell Expired Building Permit - Sinale Familv Dwelling Electoral Area "M" - 3100 Peterhope Rd

Report from Director of Development Services dated August 29, 2011.

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Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Taylor

That a Notice pursuant to the authority of Section 57 of the Community Charter be filed in the land Titles Office against the Title of Anne Bonnycastle& Matthew Powell of Block B, District lot 1782, Kamloops Division Yale District.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

(d) City of Kamloops - Sewaqe PumpinQ Station (Mission Flats Road)

A video excerpt from the City of Kamloops' Council Meeting of September 13, 2011 was presented. The excerpt provided an update regarding the large scale failure that occurred at the Pulp Mill Lift Station on July 15, 2011 and identified the distinct problems as infrastructure failure and human error. It was noted that the City of Kamloops Public Works and Sustainability Department is currently reviewing its standard operating practices and procedures to minimize the chances of a future occurrence. Upon question, the Chair advised that the City of Kamloops conducts on-going inspections and upgrades to their water and sewer lines.

5. BYLAWS (Other than Development Application Bylaws for 1st Readinq)

(a) Whitecroft and Heffley Lakes Fire Protection Service

Report from Deputy Clerk/Manager of Community Services dated September 15, 2011.

Director Sternig expressed his appreciation to the Whitecroft and Heffley Lakes Fire Protection Association for their efforts to establish a fire protection service.

Moved by Director Sternig Seconded by Director Wallace

That the Statement as to the Sufficiency of Petition reporting the results of the Petition Process for the proposed Whitecroft and Heffley lakes Fire Protection Service be received noting that petitions were received representing 27.05% of the total number of parcels and 26.91% of the total net taxable value of all the parcels in the proposed service area, and therefore the petition process failed. CARRIED Unanimously

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Moved by Director Sternig Seconded by Director Tait

That Whitecroft and Heffley Lakes Fire Protection Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2359, 2011 not be proceeded with.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Moved by Director Sternig Seconded by Director Tait

That Whitecroft and Heffley Lakes Fire Protection Service Area Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2360, 2011 not be proceeded with.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

(b) Thompson River Watershed Manaqement Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2367. 2011

Report from Deputy Clerk/Manager of Community Services dated September 21, 2011.

Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Murray

That staff be authorized to proceed with establishing the Thompson River Watershed Management Service by the Alternative Approval Process contained in Section 801.3 of the Local Government Act and Section 86 of the Community Charter.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Wallace

That pursuant to Section 801 (3) and (4) of the Local Government Act, participating area approval for the Thompson River Watershed Management Service be obtained for the entire proposed service area, that is: • Electoral Area "I" (Blue Sky Country) • Electoral Area "J" (Copper Desert Country) • Electoral Area "L" • Electoral Area "0" (Lower North Thompson) • Electoral Area "P" (Rivers and The Peaks)

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• Village of Ashcroft • Village of Chase • City of Kamloops CARRIED Unanimously

Moved by Director Sternig Seconded by Director CruzelleMyram

That Thompson River Watershed Management Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2367, 2011, be read a first and second time by title only.

CARRIED Unanimously

Moved by Director Tait Seconded by Director Danyluk

That Thompson River Watershed Management Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2367, 2011 be read a third time by title only.

CARRIED Unanimously

6. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS

(a) Aqricultural Land Commission Application No. ALR00040 Lot 1. Section 17. Township 21. RanQe 12. W6M. Kamloops Division of Yale District. Plan KAP50063 1181 Hepburn Road. Turtle Valley. BC (James & Carol Johnson)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 1, 2011.

Moved by Director Ranta Seconded by Director Elliott

That Agricultural land Reserve Application No. AlR00040 be forwarded to the Agricultural land Commission for consideration.

CARRIED Unanimously

(b) Zoninq Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 ZoninQ Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA35 Lot 1. Sections 13 and 18. Township 23. Ranaes 16 and 17. W6M. KDYD, Plan 35174 9115 Kealtv Road. Vinsulla. BC (Randall and Shirley Campbell / Kevin Wall)

Report from the Director of Development Services dated September 12, 2011.

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Moved by Director Stemig Seconded by Director CruzelieMyram

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Director's meeting.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

(c) Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 Zonina Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 Nicola Vallev Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA17 Zonina Amendment Application No. BA17 Lot 1. Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166. Kamloops Division Yale District. Plan KAP84527, prD: 027-162-770 Lot 2. District Lot 166. Kamloops Division Yale District. Plan KAP84527. PID: 027-162-788 Lot 3. District Lot 166. Kamloops Division Yale District. Plan KAP84527. PID: 027-162-796 166 Midday Valley. Midday Valley. BC (Active Mountain Raceway Inc.' Claude Lelievre)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 1, 2011.

Moved by Director Roline Seconded by Director Murray

That Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Directors Meeting.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Moved by Director Roline Seconded by Director Murray

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Directors Meeting.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

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(d) Zonina Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Zonina Amendment Application No. BA28 Lot 1. District Lot 6286. KDYD. Plan KAP91518 5485 Lac Le Jeune Road. Lac Le Jeune. BC DAG Investments I Fulton and Company (Rick Heney)

Report from Director of Development Services dated September 12, 2011.

Moved by Director Elliott Seconded by Director Danyluk

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 be introduced and read a first time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Director's meeting.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

7. CORRESPONDENCE

Moved by Director Danyluk Seconded by Director Sternig

That the correspondence on the September 22, 2011 regular agenda for the Board of Directors meeting be received for information.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

(a) Action Requested

None.

(b) Information Only

1. UBCM dated September 7.2011 Re: Approval of Fuel Manaqement Prescription Application (Maple Mission/Aqate Bay prescription (2011)).

2. UBCM dated September 9. 2011 Re: Approval of Fuel Manaqement Prescription Application (Botanie Creek Prescription. 2011)

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3. UBCM Member Release dated September 8, 2011 Re: British Co.lumbia: RCMP Co.ntract Manaaement Co.mmittee

The Chair advised that City o.f Kamlo.o.ps Co.uncil, at their meeting o.f September 20, 2011, passed a mo.tio.n that his name be submitted fo.r co.nsideratio.n as a member o.f the British Co.lumbia/Lo.cal Go.vernment RCMP Co.ntract Management Co.mmittee.

4. UBCM Member Release dated September 9. 2011 Re: 2011/12 (Fall) Reaio.nal Co.mmunitv to. Co.mmunitv Fo.rum Pro.aram

Upo.n questio.n, the Clerk/Director o.f Co.mmunity Services advised the District o.f Barriere currently has Co.mmunity to. Co.mmunity funding in place fo.r a fo.rum to. be held in the spring o.f 2012.

5. Youth Parliament o.f British Co.lumbia Alumni So.cietv dated September 11. 2011 Re: British Co.lumbia Yo.ur Parliament. 83rd Parliament

8. NEW BUSINESS - DIRECTORS

(a) Bro.adband Co.nnectivitv in Cherrv Creek

Directo.r Ellio.tt advised that Navigata will pro.vide wireless bro.adband internet access to. the residents o.f Cherry Creek and expressed appreciatio.n to. Navigata. Directo.r Ellio.tt further stated that Navigata was go.ing ahead with the service even tho.ugh they were no.t successful in o.btaining a grant.

(b) Appo.intment to. Wells Grav Co.untrv Services Co.mmittee

On the reco.mmendatio.n o.f Directo.r Pennell, the Chair re-appo.inted Murray Sto.ckto.n to. the Wells Gray Co.untry Services Co.mmittee fo.r a term ending December 31,2012.

(c) Off Ro.ad Vehicle Lo.cal Go.vernment Wo.rkina Gro.up

Directo.r Pennell advised that an Off Ro.ad Vehicle Lo.cal Go.vernment Working Gro.up teleco.nference was held o.n September 9, no.ting that informatio.n fro.m the meeting is no.t yet releasable.

(d) Bro.adband and Cellular Services - Blue River

Directo.r Lentz pro.vided an update regarding the bro.adband equipment in Blue River no.ting that Navigata is currently undertaking tests o.n the system and added that it is expected to. be up and running within the next two. weeks.

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He advised that installation of the cell tower in Blue River is underway, the site in Vavenby will be underway in the near future and that Wire Cache may be delayed until the spring of 2012.

(e) OkanaQan Valley Transportation Symposium

Director Taylor advised that he and the Director of Development Services attended the Okanagan Valley Transportation Symposium in Pentiction on September 16 and added that any interested Directors should contact him for a copy of the information presented at the meeting.

(f) Teck Resources Investment at HiQhlandValley Copper

Director Dosch advised that Teck Resources announced that it is investing $685 million in two of its British Columbia operations. He reported that $475 million will be allocated to modernize Highland Valley Copper with the remaining investment directed to Teck Resources' Trail Operations. Director Dosch added that the investment at Highland Valley Copper will result in 500 construction jobs over the next two years.

(g) Phase 2 WideninQ of Trans Canada HiQhway Between Monte Creek and Pritchard

Director Taylor discussed the recent Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Open House he and Director Sternig attended regarding the Phase 2 project to widen the Trans Canada Highway between Monte Creek and Pritchard. Director Taylor specifically addressed the Ministry's design changes which alter the original plan to construct an underpass/overpass at Martin Prairie Road in Pritchard. He advised that he has received numerous comments pertaining to safety at the intersection from residents of Pritchard.

Moved by Director Taylor Seconded by Director Danyluk

That a letter be forwarded to the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure requesting that the Ministry adhere to the original highway design which includes four laning and construction of an underpass/overpass (full interchange) at Martin Prairie Road.

CARRIED Unanimously

(h) Water Quality and MappinQ Project at Nicola lake

Director Murray reported that a meeting is scheduled with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans on September 28, 2011 to discuss water quality and a mapping project at Nicola lake with anticipation that a project similar to the Shuswap lake Integrated Planning Process will be implemented for Nicola lake.

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10. REPORTS and/or INQUIRIES

(a) Internal Committees

1. Audit Committee - Director S. Roline (Chair), Director B. Tait (Vice-Chair). Director T. LanQe

Director Roline advised there was no meeting.

2. DrinkinQWater and Utilities Committee - Director R. Elliott (Chair). Director R. Murray (Vice-Chair). Director M.H. Anderson, Director B. CruzelieMyram. Director J. De Cicco. Director M. Lentz. Director J. LiQhtfoot. Director B. Tait

Director Elliott advised there was no meeting.

3. Economic Development. Tourism and ReQional Parks Committee - Director P.A.J. Ranta (Chair). Director R. Elliott (Vice-Chair), Director B. CruzelieMyram, Director H. Graham. Director J. Harker. Director A. Raine. Director J. Sternia. Director S. Watson

Director Ranta advised that an Economic Development, Tourism and Regional Parks Committee meeting had been scheduled for September 22, 2011, however the meeting has been re-scheduled to October 12, 2011 in order to provide the consultant additional time to complete the draft Regional Economic Development Strategy (web based) report.

4. EmerQency ManaQement and Protective Services Committee - Director B. Tait (Chair). Director J. Sternia (Vice-Chair). Director B. CruzelieMyram. Director M. Fennell. Director J. Harker. Director M. Lentz. Director R. Stanke. Director J. Taylor

DirectOrTait advised there was no meeting.

5. Film Commission - Director R. Stanke (Chair) . Director P. Milobar (Vice- Chair). Director H. Danyluk

Director Stanke advised that the Minutes from the Thompson-Nicola Film Commission meeting held on September 7, 2011 were on the agenda for the Board of Directors' information.

Director Stanke reported that the Hallmark Channel's "Goodnight for Justice" will film in the Quilchena area the week of September 26 and noted that stars include Luke Perry and Ricky Schroeder. He advised that the Brazilian television show "King David" is filming in the Kamloops and Cache Creek areas for five days.

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He advised that the Director and Producer of the Swiss feature film "Shana" will arrive the week of September 26 for four days to meet with the Lower Nicola Indian Band and scout locations.

The Executive Director of Film will be in Vancouver for part of next week to attend the Regional Film Commissions Association of BC's Annual General Meeting and regular meeting and also to attend and network at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

6. Invasive Plant Committee - Director R. Murrav. Director S. Watson (alternate)

Director Murray advised there was no meeting.

7. Policv Review Committee - Director S. Roline (Chair). Director R. Elliott (Vice- Chair). Director M. Dosch. Director H. Graham. Director M. Lentz. Director J. Tavlor. Director P. A. Wallace. Director S. Watson

Director Roline advised that a meeting was held on September 8, 2011.

Moved by Director Roline Seconded by Director Wallace

That on recommendation of the Policy Review Committee the Social Media Policy (Revised) be adopted.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

8. Reqional Solid Waste Manaqement Plan Implementation Committee - Director M. H. Anderson (Chair), Director T. Pennell (Vice-Chair), Director J. Harwood. Director R. Murrav. Director J. Sterniq. Director B. Tail. Director P. A. Wallace. Director S. Watson

Director Pennell advised there was no meeting.

9. Thompson Reqional Hospital District - Director H. Danvluk

Director Danyluk advised that the semi-annual Board of Directors meeting will be held on October 12, 2011 in Kelowna. He further advised that a meeting has been scheduled with the Minister of Health at the upcoming Union of BC Municipalities Convention on the topic of the Royal Inland Hospital Master Plan.

(b) External Committees

1. Air Qualitv Stakeholder Committee - Director H. Graham: Director R. Murrav (alternate)

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Director Graham advised there was no meeting.

2. Fraser Basin Council- Director T. Pennell; Director J. Liqhtfoot (alternate)

Director Pennell advised that a meeting of the Thompson Regional Committee met in Kamloops on September 13, 2011 and noted that the Fraser Basin Council Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for October 6, 2011 in Richmond. Director Pennell further advised that a Water and Watershed Planning Workshop will be held on October 24, 2011 in 100 Mile House and on November 1, 2011 in Salmon Arm.

3. Municipal Finance Authority - Director S. Roline, Director P.A.J. Ranta (alternate)

Director Roline advised that the next meeting will be held on September 27,2011 in conjunction with the Union of BC Municipalities Convention.

4. Municipal Insurance Association - Director T. Pennell, Director J. Harker (alternate)

Director Pennell advised that the next meeting will be held on September 27, 2011 in conjunction with the Union of BC Municipalities Convention and that the TNRD Chief Administrative Officer has let his name stand for a position on the Board.

5. Southern Interior Beetle Action Coalition - Director M. Dosch, Director S. Watson (alternate)

Director Dosch advised that Director Watson attended a meeting held on September 19, 2011. Director Watson added that a project submitted for consideration from District of Clearwater was referred to the Green Energy Projects Committee.

6. Yellowhead HiQhwavAssociation - Director H. Graham

Director Graham advised there was no meeting.

(c) Other Reports

1. Southern Interior Local Government Association - Director T. Pennell

Director Pennell advised that a meeting was held on September 14, 2011 in Lake Country. He further advised that in regard to the annual conference, the days of the week that it has historically been held will be changed.

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It has been held Wednesdays through Fridays and will be changed to Thursdays through Saturdays. Director Pennell clarified the reason for the change noting that participation from provincial representatives will be more readily available.

Director Pennell stated that there will be a 10% increase in membership fees and referred to a letter sent to the City of Merritt expressing appreciation to them for hosting the 2011 conference which raised $23,000. He advised that the 2012 conference will be held in Revelstoke and added that a number of communities have requested an opportunity to host future conferences.

2. Kamloops Airport Authority Society - Director R. Stanke

Director Stanke advised there was no meeting.

3. Federal Gas Tax Fundina - Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters) Avola Community Hall - 6366 Avola VillaQe Road

Report from Chief Administrative Officer dated September 13, 2011.

Upon question, Director Lentz advised that upgrades to the Avola Community Hall will be phased in over the next three years.

Moved by Director Lentz Seconded by Director Taylor

That the Board of Directors approves the expenditure toa maximum of $10,000.00 from the Federal Gas Tax Revenues, Community Works Fund component, allocated to Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters), to upgrade the doors and one window at the Avola Community Hall.

CARRIED Unanimously

4. Federal Gas Tax FundinQ- Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters) Blue River Community Hall - 855 Main Street. Blue River

Report from Chief Administrative Officer dated September 13, 2011.

Moved by Director Pennell Seconded by Director Fennell

That the Board of Directors approves the expenditure to a maximum of $10,000 from the Federal Gas Tax Revenues, Community Works Fund component, allocated to Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters), to upgrade the wall insulation at the Blue River Community Hall.

CARRIED Unanimously

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Moved by Director Lentz Seconded by Director Taylor

That the Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to execute an agreement with the Blue River Community Association which will require the Association to fulfill the requirements of the Federal Gas Tax Funding agreement.

CARRIED Unanimously

5. Release to the Public Re: Reqional Solid Waste Manaqement Plan Contribution Aareement with the City of Kamloops

Moved by Director Danyluk Seconded by Director Harwood

That the Release of Information to the Public pertaining to the Regional Solid Waste Management Plan Contribution Agreement with the City of Kamloops be received for information.

CARRIED Unanimously

10. ADDITIONS TO OR DELETIONS FROM THE AGENDA

None

11. IN-CAMERA (If Required)

(a) In-Camera Meetinq

Moved by Director CruzelieMyram Seconded by Director Wallace

That an In-Camera Meeting be held pursuant to the authority of the Community Charter Section 90(1)(c) labour relations or other employee relations; and 90(1 )(g) litigation or potential litigation affecting the regional district.

CARRIED UnanimouslY

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12. ADJOURNMENT

Moved by Director Danyluk Seconded by Director DeCicco

That the meeting adjourn at 2:20 p.m.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Certified Correct:

Clerk

Chair

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THOMPSON - NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

PUBLIC HEARING

Thursdav, September 22. 2011

MINUTES of a Public Hearing Meeting of the Board of Directors of the THOMPSON- NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT held in the Boardroom on Thursday, September 22,2011 commencing at 1:20 PM.

PRESENT: Chair P. Milobar City of Kamloops Director R. Stanke (Vice-Chair) Village of Clinton Director J. Fiddick (Alt.) Village of Ashcroft Director M. Fennell District of Barriere Director P.A.J. Ranta Village of Cache Creek Director H. Danyluk Village of Chase Director J. Hanvood District of Clearwater Director J. De Cicco City of Kamloops Director J. Harker City of Kamloops Director T. Lange City of Kamloops Director P.A. Wallace City of Kamloops Director M. Dosch District of Logan Lake Director J. Lightfoot Village of Lytton Director S. Roline City of Merritt Director A. Raine Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality Director T. Pennell ElectoralArea "A" (Wells Gray Country) Director M. Lentz Electoral Area "B" (Thompson Headwaters) Director S. Watson Electoral Area "E" (Bonaparte Plateau) Director B. Tait ElectoralArea "1" (Blue Sky Country) Director R.H. Elliott ElectoralArea "J" (Copper Desert Country) Director J, Taylor ElectoralArea "L" Director R. Murray ElectoralArea "M" Director H,S, Graham ElectoralArea "N" Director B. CruzelleMyram ElectoralArea "O" (Lower North Thompson) Director J. Sternig Electoral Area "P" (Rivers and The Peaks)

Mr. S. Gill, Chief Administrative Officer Mr. L. Huntley, Clerk/Director of Community Services Mr. P, Hughes, Director of Environmental Health Services Ms. V. Weller, Executive Director of Film Ms. R. Sadilkova, Manager of Planning Services Ms. L. Cornwell, Deputy Clerk/Manager of Community Services

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Mr. D. Wallace, Planner Mr. A. Krause, Planner Mr. P. Blennerhassett, Communications Coordinator Ms. S. Lapointe, Recording Secretary

PRESS: A. lacobucci- CHNL Radio C. Fortems - Kamloops Daily News

OTHERS: 4 interested persons

PUBLIC HEARING

South Thompson Vallev-Pinantan Official Communitv Plan Amendment Bvlaw No. 2355 Zoninq Amendment Bvlaw No. 2356 Zoninq Amendment Application No. BA 31 Lot 39, Section 29. Township 20. Ranqe 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 21928, PID: 007-153-830 2998 Paradise Road. Pinantan Lake. BC (Corv & Stacev Georoe)

The Chair called the Public Hearing to order and invited input from the public.

Upon question, the Director of Development Services advised that no written submissions had been received.

Mr, Dan Ashley addressed the Board stating that he lives in Pinantan Lake and received a Public Hearing Notice. He was not in support of the application and believed that the zoning should remain residential. He also expressed concerns regarding subdivision; rewarding bylaw non-compliance; granting approvals after the fact; and the impact that development may have on the environmental quality of the creek and Pinantan Lake.

The Director of Development Services clarified that there was no subdivision as a part of this process or facilitated by the zoning changes and that the property was previously and currently zoned C1, commercial.

Discussion followed regarding building permit and bylaw compliance. Concern was expressed that proper building permit processes were not followed. Mr. Ashley was invited to clarify his concerns.

The Director of Development Services provided some history and what actions and consultations had occurred to date in order to rectify the unlawful building and land use situation.

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Discussion ensued regarding the definitions and differences of C-1 versus C-5 zonings.

It was questioned how the recommendation for split zoning had come about, Staff clarified that this was at the request of the applicant but that the land use changes were more restrictive: comprising of a "down-zoning".

Ms. Michelle Ashley, resident of Pinantan Lake, addressed the Board expressing her concerns that the rezoning may have a negative impact on Pinantan Lake and its residents, as well as setting a precedent for others to not follow building permit processes.

Mr. Corey George, applicant, addressed the Board and provided background information on the subject property and spoke to concerns raised in waterfront protection and possible future commercial developments.

Following questions from the Board, the applicant stated he has no current plans for commercial development but that he wished to maintain that option for the future and was taking action to legalize the buildings upon the land. Upon further discussion, the applicant confirmed that he would not oppose a covenant for the property to protect the creek.

The Chair called for additional input, having heard none the Chair closed the Public Hearing for this bylaw.

Land Use Contract Amendment Application No. BA 7 Aoricultural Land Reserve Application No. ALR 18 Lot 41. Section 11, Township 22. Ranqe '15. W6M. Kamloops Division Yale Dist,Plan 26002, PID: 005-278-473 7333 Cahiltv Crescent, Whitecroft, BC (McCallum)

The Chair invited input from the public.

Ms. Roberta McCallum, the applicant, addressed the Board and stated she was present should there be any questions regarding the application.

The Chair called three times for input from the public. Having heard no further response, the Chair closed the Public Hearing.

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ADJOURNMENT

Moved by Director Danyluk Seconded by Director Harwood

That the Public Hearing adiourn al1:42 p.m.

CARRIED Unanimouslv

Certified Correct:

Clerk

Clerk

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TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: October 6,2011

FROM: Director of Development Se¡vices

SUBJECT: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 Lot 1, Sections 13 and 18, Township 23, Ranges 16 and 17, W6M, KDYD, Plan 35174 9115 Kealty Road, Vinsulla, BC (Randall and Shirley Campbell / Kevin Wall)

RECOMMENDATION: That Public Hearing input should be considered and if no amendments are to be made, it is recommended:

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 be introduced and read a second and third time

INA SADILKOVA, MCIP Appróved for Director of Development Services cAo BACKGROUND: The purpose of this application is to rezone a portion of Lot 1 from SH-1 (Small Holding) to CR-1 (Country Residential). The applicants wish to subdivide and consolidate a portion of Lot 1 with Lot2, Plan 35174 to the south in order to expand agricultural use on Lol2.

o Location 9115 Kealty Road, Vinsulla, BC

o OGP designation Kamloops North Official Community Plan / Rural Residential

Present zoning / use SH-1 (Small Holding) i Residential

Proposed zoning / use CR-1 (Country Residential) / Residential

Parcel area 3.061 hectares

Application date February 14,2011

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 37 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 October 6,2011 Page 2 of 3 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 (BA 35)

DISCUSSION:

The subject property is located on Kealty Road in Vinsulla. The property is bordered by Kealty Road to the east and the North Thompson River to the west with the Canadian National Railway (CNR) right of way bisecting the middle of the property from north to south. One manufactured home is located on Lot 1 between the CNR right of way and Kealty Road. The area west of the CNR right of way is vacant.

The Kamloops North Official Community Plan (OCP) supports rural residential development and associated uses, including agricultural use, on parcels with a minimum size range of 0.8 to 2 hectares. ln accordance with the direction provided in the OCP, the application was assessed against the following OCP criteria:

a) the existing use of the parcel- Residential and agricultural uses exist on the subject property. Residential use will continue on the Remainder of Lot 1.

b) the nature of the surrounding land uses - The surrounding lands, with the exception of the North Thompson River, CNR right of way and public road, currently support residential and agricultural uses and maintain the ruralform and character of the area with a range of parcel sizes and the Agricultural Land Reserve to the north.

c) the ability to obtain potable water and to dispose of effluent on the parcel without adversely affecting lands or water bodies on the parcel or outside of the parcel- The subject property is currently used for residential purposes. The existing residence has a well and sewage disposal system. Agricultural uses are envisioned for the areas adjacent to the North Thompson River.

The proposed parcel sizes fall within the range of parcel sizes envisioned in the OCP. The future subdivision will not result in an increase in the number of parcels or a change in land use.

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 38 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 October 6,2011 Page 3 of 3 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 (BA 35)

Referrals and Liaison: o The Advisory Planning Commission for ElectoralAreas uJo, uLo & "P" recommends approval of this application. o The Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure (MOTI) advised that the property is subject to Section 52 of the Transoortation Act as the property is located within 800 metres of a Controlled Access Highway. Accordingly, the zoning amendment bylaw documents will need to be approved by MOTI prior to final adoption. The Ministry further advises that it has no objection to the proposed zoning bylaw amendment. . The applicant had a Qualified Environmental Professional prepare a Riparian Area Assessment Report No. 1867 for the proposed development, which was submitted and accepted by the Ministry of Environment on January 4, 2011.

GONGLUSION:

Planning Services supports the proposed zoning bylaw amendment as the proposed subdivision/consolidation generally complies with the Rural Residential policies in the Kamloops North OCP.

Attachments: o TNRD Overview o Location Map o OCP Designation Map o ALR, RAR Streamside Protection & Enhancement Area and Zoning Map r Proposed Development o Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354

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Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 44 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

BYLAW NO. 2354 -THOMPSON-NICOLA A BYLAW TO AMEND REGIONAL DISTRICT ZONING BYLAW NO. 940'

WHEREAS an application for amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 940 has been made;

AND WHEREAS the desirable changes in uses of Land and Buildings have been considered;

AND WHEREAS the zoning amendment conforms to the Kamloops North Official Community Plan;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as "Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354, 2011'.

2. PURPOSE

2.1 The Zoning Classification on Lot 1, Sections 13 and 18, Township 23, Ranges 16 and 17, W6M, KDYD, Plan 35174, as outlined in bold and hatched on the map attached hereto as Schedule "4"

is changed from the SH-1 (Small Holding) Zone to the CR-1 (Country Residential) Zone.

2.2 The map attached hereto as Schedule "A" is incorporated in and forms part of this bylaw.

READ A FIRST TIME this 22nd day of September,2011.

PUBLIC HEARING held on the day of ,2011.

READ A SECOND TIME this day of ,2011.

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,2011.

RECEIVED THE APPROVAL OF THE Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure this day of ,2011.

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,2011.

Clerk Chair

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Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2354 Page 46 of 173 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application No. BA 35 Development Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: October 3,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJECT: Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA 17 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 17 Lot 1, Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-770 Lot2, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID: 027-162-788 Lot 3, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, PID:027-162-796 166 Midday Valley, Midday Valley, BC (Active Mountain Raceway lnc.\ Claude Lelievre)

RECOMMENDATION(S):

Public Hearing input should be considered and if there are no amendments to be made, it is recommended:

1. That Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 be read a second and third time by title only.

2. That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 be read a second and third time by title only.

ILKOVA, MCIP Director of Development Services Board Con'sideration cAo

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 47 of 173 No. 2357 October 3,2011 Page 2 of 7 Subject: Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 Zoning Amendment BYlaw No. 2358 NicoliValley Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA 17 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 17

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this application is to change the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan designations on the subject properties from Rural Resource and Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial to a new Comprehensive Residential Commercial designation; and to change the zoning from RL-1 (Rural) and C-10 (Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial) to a new CD-2 (Comprehensive Residential Commercial Two) Zone. These changes would allow the owner to apply to develop 90 residential lots, 200 townhouses, and a hotel with 125 rentable units'

e Location 166 MiddaY ValleY Road Adjacent to the City of Merritt, BC

o present OCP designation Rural Resource and Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial

o present zoning / use RL-1 (Rural) and C-10 (Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial)/ Beef production (Vacant)

o Proposed OCP designation Comprehensive Residential Commercial

o proposed zoning / use CD-2 (Comprehensive Residential CommercialTwo) Zonelg0 residential lots, 200 townhouses, and a hotel with 125 rentable units

. Parcel area 122 ha

r Application date May 14,2010

DISGUSSION: The three subject properties are located south of the City of Merritt on the northwest, uphill side of Midday Valley Road. These vacant properties are across Midday Valley Road from the Merritt Mountain Music Festival properties. The applicant is applying to amend the OCP and Zoning Bylaws to allow a comprehensive residential and hotel development.

Boundary Extension ln response to the applicant's request, the City of Merritt has initiated a Boundary Extension Application with the Ministry of Community, Sport, and Cultural Development to include the

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 48 of 173 No. 2357 October 3,2011 Page 3 of 7 Subject: Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No' 2357 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 ruicolãValley Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. BA 17 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 17 three properties within the City. The Board of Directors, at their meeting of June 23,2011, resolved to support the City of Merritt application to extend city boundaries. ln accordance with Section 24 of the Local Government Act,land use bylaws adopted by the Board of Directors will remain in force on the subject properties, until amended by City Council, should the municipal boundary extension application be successful. Planning Services has worked extensively with City of Merritt staff and the applicant in the development of the proposed OCP Amendment and Zoning Amendment Bylaws, and the Development Permit application.

OCP Provisions The existing OCP designations for the subject properties are RuralResource, and Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial, which would have allowed the development of a racetrack and associated facilities. The applicant is now applying to create a new OCP designation Comprehensive Resrdentiat Commercial, which would allow the proposed residential and hotel development to proceed, provided the development is serviced by the City of Merritt community water system, sanitary sewer system, and road network; and with due consideration for stormwater drainage, environmental concerns, wildlife protection, wildfire hazard, and unstable soils.

One of the properties is also within the Nicola Valley OCP Coal Hill Development Permit Area for the protection of the natural environment; the protection of development from hazards (specifically historic mine shafts); and the regulation of form and character of commercial, industrial and multi-family residential development. The applicant has submitted Development permit Application No. DP 2for allthree properties. Proposed Development Permit DP 2 will contain detailed requirements for the proposed residential and hotel development, and will come before the Board of Directors should Bylaws 2357 and 2358 be adopted. The existing Coal Hill Development Permit No. 27 on Lot 2 includes a guideline requiring berms, screens and landscaping to mitigate the noise and visual impacts of the racetrack; given the racetrack was not developed, this provision is unnecessary and would be deleted by OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2357.

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Zoning The properties are zoned RL-1 (Rural), and C-10 (Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial), which would have allowed the development of a racetrack and associated facilities' The applicant is seeking the Board's supporl to delete the C-10 Zone, and create a new zone: CD-2 (Gomprehensive Residential Commercial Two) Zone allowing the applicants to develop 90 country residential lots; 200 townhouses; and a hotel with 125 rentable units. The benefit of a new CD-2 zone rather than a combination of existing zones is that the CD-2 zone would allow the developer some flexibility in locating the different residential and commercial components of the proposed project, as more information becomes available.

Regional Growth StrategY (RGS) The RGS states that residential and commercial growth should be directed into established centers where local government can ensure that adequate and appropriate services are provided. As the City of Merritt has requested a boundary extension to encompass the subject propeúies, and as the proposed Comprehensive Residential Commercial OCP designation and CD-2 zone require that the proposed development be serviced by the City of Merritt community water and sanitary sewer systems, the proposed development conforms to the RGS.

It is anticipated that the subdivision stage of the development approval process would occur after the properties are included within the expanded boundaries of the City of Merritt. At the subdivision stage the local government will advise the applicant of the park dedication, road layout, and other subdivision servicing requirements.

Referrals and Liaison o The subject properties were used for coal mining in the past. The applicant has submitted a Prelimina4¡Assessment of Historicat Mining on Proposed Soleado Ridge report, prepared by Michael Cullen, P. Eng, which identifies the locations of the historic mine shafts. Further geotechnical hazard assessments will be required should this application move to the subdivision and building permit stages of the development approval process.

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. ln accordance with the Fringe Areas Policy Paper, this proposed development was referred to the City of Merritt for their consideration. At their meeting of July 26,2011, Merritt City Council resolved to recommend support for the proposed development and determined that the development can be serviced by the community water system and sanitary sewer system.

o Advisory Planning Gommission advises that it does not approve of this application, stating that the area does not appear to be suitable for residential development.

o Building lnspection Services states that there are no outstanding building permits or building violations on the subject properties, and that building permits will be required for all construction.

o Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure states that the applicant is required to submit a traffic impact study and plan for this proposed development. Covenant No. KR024393 currently registered against the subject properties, states that a traffic impact study and plan shall be submitted and approved by the City of Merritt and the Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure (MOTI) prior to the issuance of a Building Permit. On April 14, 2011, the Board of Directors authorized the amendment of Covenant No. KR024393, so that the MOTI is now listed as a Transferee on the covenant.

. Fisheries and Oceans Ganada advises that any works considered within 30 meters of a stream will require their review. Planning Services has received correspondence from a Qualified Environmental Professional who states that there are no streams on the properties that meet the definition of a stream in the Riparian Areas Regulation.

¡ Wildfire hazard report, as submitted, states that the subject propefties have a moderate fire hazard rating, but that this rating can be lowered by implementing the mitigative measures recommended in the report. The proposed development shall be required to conform to the recommendations of the wildfire hazard report.

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. Archeologicat Branch of the Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations advises that there are two known archaeological sites on these properties and a significant potential for other unrecorded archaeological sites. Prior to any land altering activities, the Archeological Branch requires that the owner have a qualified archaeologist determine the steps that will be required to manage impacts to protect archaeological sites, which could include an Archaeological lmpact Assessment and Alteration Permit.

First Nations Engagement The Lower Nicola lndian Band advises that the properlies are in their traditional territory and that there is a significant potentialfor unrecorded archaeological sites to exist onsite. The Lower Nicola lndian Band (LNIB) recommends that an Archeological lmpact Assessment (AlA) be conducted prior to the commencement of any proposed work. LNIB further states that they would like to be active participants in the AlA. Planning Services has given the applicant a copy of the LNIB letter and recommended that the applicant contact Lower Nicola lndian Band directly to discuss the proposed development. ln response to the concerns raised by the Lower Nicola lndian Band, Development Permit No. DP 2 requires that, prior to development occurring, the owners must hire an archeologist to determine how to protect the archeological resources on the property.

The Shackan lndian Band has expressed concerns about the impact that the proposed development will have on the water supply in the area. ln addition, the Shackan point out that the Coldwater River, which is located east of the subject properties, is being considered for placement on the Outdoor Recreation Council list of Endangered Rivers. ln response to the concerns expressed by the Shackan lndian Band, the following two requirements were added to proposed Development Permit No DP 2: 1) an environmental impact assessment shall be completed prior to development commencing onsite; and 2) water conservation measures such as watering restrictions, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and xeriscape landscaping shall be required during the development.

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Public Consultation The Local Governmenf Act requires the Board of Directors to consider early and on-going public consultation regarding the OCP amendment. On August 19 and 26,2010, the applicant placed notices in two editions of a local newspaper advertising an Open House regarding the proposed development which was held at the Merritt Desert lnn on September 2,2010. ln addition, Planning Services mailed formal Notice regarding this proposed amendment to property owners within 100 metres of the subject property on October 19, 2010. The Regional District has received three letters in support of this proposed development, which will be provided to the Board should this application proceed to a Public Hearing.

CONGLUSION: Planning Services supports this development application as it conforms to the Regional Growth Strategy, is supported by the City of Merritt, and would be serviced by the City of Merritt community water and sanitary sewer systems.

Attachment(s) ¡ TNRD Overview . Location Map o Official Community Plan (OCP) Designation Map . Zoning Map . Proposed Development . Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357 . Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2358 r Letter from Barry Jackson, dated August 14,2010 o Letter from Ray Sebastian, dated August 14,2010 ¡ Letter from Richard Griffiths, dated August 14,2010

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Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 59 of 173 No. 2357 THOMPSON.NIGOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

BYLAW NO.2357

A BYLAW TO AMEND "NICOLA VALLEY OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN ADOPTION BYLAW NO. 1450, 1995''

WHEREAS the Board of Directors adopted the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Adoption Bylaw No. 1450, 1995 on July 18, 1996;

AND WHEREAS an application (BA 17) has been received to amend the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan;

AND WHEREAS the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District deems it desirable to adopt the amendment to the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan;

AND WHEREAS the amendment is consistent with the Regional District's Regional Growth Strategy and Waste Management Plan, and as the amendment does not affect the Regional District's Financial Plan;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as "Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2357, 2011".

2. PURPOSE

2.1 Amend Section 2.1 lo read as follows:

"This Plan provides for six (6) residential types of residential development of varying densities and servicing requirements"

2.2 lnsert a new residential land use in Section 2.1, as follows:

"- Comprehensive Residential Commercial"

2.3 lnsert a new Section 2.17, Comprehensive Residential Commercial, as follows:

Comprehensive Residential Commercial development may be permitted within the Plan area in suitable locations as shown on Map 7, provided that:

a) The development is adequately serviced by the City of Merritt community water and sewage systems.

b) The development is designed to protect the integrity and right-of-way of the City of Merritt Street Network Plan and stormwater drainage system

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and consideration is given to access, traffic movement and any necessary road network improvements. c) Appropriate consideration is paid to site development concerns including environmental concerns, wildlife protection, wildfire hazard and unstable soils, subject to the Development Permit guidelines as outlined in Section 16.

2.4 Delete Section 16.3 Development Permit Area No. One - Coal Hill Guideline (e), and re- number accordingly.

2.5 The future land use designation on Lot 1 , Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527; and Lot 3, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, as shown in green hatch on the map attached hereto as Schedule "4"

ls changed from Rural Resource to Comprehensive Residential Commercial.

2.6 The future land use designation on Lot 2, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan K4P84527, as shown in red dots on the map attached hereto as Schedule rrAtr

ls changed from Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial to Comprehensive Residential Commercial.

2.7 The map attached hereto as Schedule "A" is incorporated in and forms part of this bylaw.

READ A FIRST Tl M E this 22nd day of Septemb er, 2011 .

PUBLIC HEARING held on day of ,201

READ A SECOND TIME this day of ,201

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,201

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,201

Clerk Chair

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 61 of 173 No. 2357 SCHEDULE "A''

This Schedule "4" is incorporated in and brms part of

Bylaw No. 2357, 2011.

Certified Correct:

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BYLAW NO.2358

A BYLAW TO AMEND 'THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT ZONING BYLAW NO. 940'

WHEREAS an application (No. BA 17)for amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 940 has been made;

AND WHEREAS the desirable changes in uses of Land and Buildings have been considered;

AND WHEREAS the zoning amendment conforms to the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as "Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Amendment Bylaw No.2358, 2011".

2. PURPOSE

2.1 Delete "Division Thirty- Six C-10 Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial Zone" and re-number subsequent Divisions accordingly.

2.2 lnsert a new "Division Thirty- Seven CD-2 Comprehensive Residential Commercial Two Zone", which shall apply to those areas within ElectoralArea "N" of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District and as shown on the attached Schedule "A".

2.3 The Zoning Classification on Lot 1, Section 4, Township 91 and District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, and Lot 3, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAP84527, as shown in green hatch on the map attached hereto as Schedule "8".

is changed from the RL-1 (Rural) Zone to the CD-2 (Comprehensive Residential Commercial Two).

2.4 The Zoning Classification on Lol2, District Lot 166, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan KAPS 4527 , as shown in red dots on the map attached hereto as Schedule "B".

is changed from the C-10 (Comprehensive Entertainment Commercial)Zone to the CD-2 (Comprehensive Residential CommercialTwo).

2.5 The map attached hereto as Schedule "8" is incorporated in and forms part of this bylaw.

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READ A FIRST TIME this 22nd day of September, 2011'

PUBLIC HEARING held on the day of ,241

READ A SECOND TIME this day of ,201

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,201

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,201

Clerk Chair

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SCHEDULE "A" Page 1

DIVISION THIRTY- SEVEN - CD- 2 COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT TWO ZONE

PURPOSE

The purpose of this zone is to permit comprehensive residential commercial land use and development within the area designated Comprehensive Residential Commercial Development in the Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Area of ElectoralArea "N".

37.1 PERMITTED USES

The use of any parcel of land in this zone shall be in accordance with the provisions herein and any use of buildings, structures, or land not in accordance with these provisions shall be prohibited:

(a) Single family dwellings, and a maximum of one garden suite per parcel

(b) Multiple family dwellings;

(c) Hotel

(d) Home based businesses

(e) Accessory buildings except for cargo containers

(Ð Public service or utility buildings and structures including towers, transmitters and utility lines; and

(g) Parks and playgrounds.

37.2 MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE

(a) The minimum parcel size for a single family residential parcel shall be 8,000 square metres.

(b) The minimum parcel size for a multi-family residential parcel shall be 3 hectares.

(c) The minimum parcel size for a hotel parcel shall be 3 hectares.

37.3 SETBACKS (a) Front

The front setback shall be 6 metres.

(b) Side

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SCHEDULE "A" Page 2

The side setback shall be 4.5 metres except in the case of accessory buildings where it shall be 1.5 metres

(c) Rear

The rear setback shall be 6 metres, except in the case of accessory buildings where it shall be 1.5 metres.

37.4 MAXIMUM DENSITY

(a) There shall be no more than one single family dwelling, and one garden suite per single family parcel;

(b) There shall be no more than 40 dwelling units per hectare for multiple family parcels.

37.5 MAXIMUM DWELLING UNITS

(a) The maximum total number of single family residential parcels is 90.

(b) The maximum total number of multi-family dwelling units is 200

(c) The maximum total number of hotel rental units is 125.

37.6 CONDITIONS OF USE

(a) All development shall be serviced with the City of Merritt community water system

(b) All development shall be serviced with the City of Merritt community sewage disposal system.

(c) For uses permitted under Section 7.1 (d), no exterior storage of any kind, and no garages for the repair and maintenance of equipment shall be permitted

(d) The maximum floor area of a garden suite shall be 65 square meters.

(e) No more than one accessory building shall be permitted on a parcel.

(f) The maximum floor area of an accessory building shall be 65 square meters.

(g) Other than a hotel the maximum height of a principal building is 12.0 metres and 6.0 metres for an accessory building

(h) A maximum of two horses are permitted per parcel.

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SCHEDULE "A" Page 3

(i) Home based business:

(a) The following conditions apply to home-based businesses in single family dwellings:

.1 A home-based business shall involve no structural alterations to the dwelling and shall give no exterior indication except as permitted in Sub-Section 2 that the dwelling is being used for any purpose other than a residential use.

.2 A fascia sign not exceeding zero point one nine (0.19) square metres in area.

.3 The home-based business shall be carried out wholly within a dwelling unit or within an accessory building and shall involve no external storage of materials, containers, or finished products.

.4 The home-based business shall þe operated solely by the resident of the residential dwelling unit and no more than one additional employee shall be permitted.

.5 Home-based businesses, excluding day care, are permitted to use to a maximum area of twenty (20) square metres entirely within the residential dwelling unit.

.6 A maximum of one (1) home-based business will be permitted per dwelling unit.

.7 A home-based business requiring delivery of material to or from the residence by commercial vehicles or trailers shall not be permitted.

.8 The home-based business use shall not generate the need for more than one additional on-site parking space.

.9 A home-based business shall not produce offensive noise, vibration, smoke, dust, odor, heat, glare radiation, or electrical interference.

.10 A home-þased business is not permitted in garden suites if the single family dwelling has a home-based business.

.11 A bed and breakfast shall not alter the residential character or show an external indication the dwelling is being used for any purpose other than a residential use

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.12 A fascia sign not exceeding zero point one nine (0.19) square metres in area is Permitted. SCHEDULE "A" Page 4

.13 The bed and breakfast shall be carried out wholly within the principal dwelling unit.

.14 The minimum size of guestrooms shall be ten (10) square metres.

.15 The maximum number of guestrooms permitted shall be two (2); accommodating a maximum of four (4) guests combined.

.16 Breakfast shall be the only meal permitted to be served to guests, and must be served before noon.

.17 All parking spaces required for the bed and breakfast shall be in addition to those required for the single family dwelling.

.18 The maximum length of stay for any guest shall not exceed ten (10) days.

.19 Bed and breakfasts must clearly be incidental or secondary to the use of the dwelling for residential purposes'

(b) The following conditions apply to home-based business in multiple family dwellings:

.1 Home-based business use is limited to an office or home working space, and no other use.

.2 The public is not permitted to do business in the home where the home-based business use is occurring.

.3 Delivery of goods to the residence for the operation of the home- based business use is not permitted.

.4 The home-based business use in the residence will not occupy more than ten (10) square metres of floor space.

.5 Vehicles for the operation of the home-based business use are limited in size to a maximum of a one ton pick-up or a one ton cube van.

.6 Non-resident employees are not permitted in home-based businesses.

37.7 OFF-STREETPARKING

The number of parking spaces required shall be as follows:

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SCHEDULE "A" Page 5

Use Parkinq Required

Single family dwellings 2 parking spaces per dwelling unit. One additional parking space for a garden suite

Multiple family dwellings 1.5 parking spaces per dwelling unit Plus 0.5 Parking spaces per dwelling unit for a communal Parking area for visitors, boats, trailers, or recreational vehicles

Bed and Breakfast 1 parking space per guestroom

Hotels 1.25 Parking space Per rentable unit

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This Schedule "8" is incorporated in and Ícrms part of

Bylaw No.2358,2011.

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Project Information L- T {) ( it."r, o.ç c¿. *-[,¡o<.rJ t)io- '''-o'''.( .{t ,'L\* ^J ,.? j Rd', Merriu, BC having I i ;¡ r,: v -- Midday Valley Uõ"i-infõnrí. n OCP and re-zoning of a property located less than 100m from my property wish to confirm my support to the following:

Change of OCP and rç-zoning of the property atl

968 Midday Valley Rd.

Properties legal descriptions:

1- P.LD. 027-162-770, Lot l, Sec. 4,TP 91 andDL 166, KDYD, PlanKAP84527

2- P.I.D. 027-162-788, Lot 2, Sec. 4,TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

3- P.I.D. 027-162-796, Lor 3, Sec. 4, TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

Details o-Lthe proposal include:

Land use change No. 8a000017, to change - Lot 1 from RL-l to CR-l (min 1HA residential lots) - Lot 2 ftomC-l0 Comp. Ent. comm. to cR-l (min 1 HA residential lots), approx. 3.5 HA to Hwy Commercial and approx. 3.5H4 to C-3 high density residential - Lot 3 from RL-l to C-3 high density residential.

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Project Information

l iril'- -,* b-*i {,.,:,-. of- Merritt, BC having U.eriìt,,{"t*ã of anãpptication for chang a property located less than 100m from my property wish to c following:

Chanee of OCP and rç-zonine of the propglty at:

968 Midday Valley Rd.

Properties legal descrþtions :

1- P.I,D. 027-162-770, Lot 1, Sec. 4,TP 9l and DL166, KDYD, PlanKAP84527

2- P.LD.027-162-788, Lot 2, Sec. 4, TP 9l and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

3- P.LD. 027-162-796, Lot 3, Sec. 4,TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

Details of the proposal include:

Land use change No. Ba0000l7,to change - Lot 1 from RL-l to CR-l (min lHA residential lots) - Lot} ftomC-l0 Comp. Ent. Comm. to CR-l (min 1 IIA residential lots), approx. 3.5 HA to FIwy Commercial and approx. 3.5H4 to C-3 high density residential - Lot 3 from RL-l to C-3 high density residential.

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Project Information , / '\ Rd., Me*in, BC having r R1ç¡^ l-'. p G!_l t' fl1,(! }-nÍ_Nridday vauey Uè"" informê¿ of * upptiCãtion for change ìn OCP and re-zoning of a property located less than 100m from my property wish to confirm my support to the following:

Change of OCP and re-zoning of the property at:

968 Midday Valley Rd.

Prooerties legal descriptions :

l- P.I.D. 027-162-770, Lot 1, Sec. 4, TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

2- P.I.D. 027-162-788, Lot 2, Sec. 4, TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

3- P.LD. 027-162-796, Lot 3, Sec. 4, TP 91 and DL 166, KDYD, Plan K4P84527

Details of the proposal include:

Land use change No. Ba0000l7,to change - Lot 1 from RL-l to CR-1 (min 1FIA residential lots) - Lot 2 ftomC-l0 Comp. Ent. Comm. to cR-l (min I FIA residential lots), approx. 3.5 HA to Hwy Commercial and approx. 3'5HA to C-3 high density residential - Lot 3 from RL-l to C-3 high density residential.

Signed tfris 1-l day of Atrgust. 20 I 0

Nicola Valley Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw Page 73 of 173 No. 2357 Development Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: October 3,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJEGT: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No.2369 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Lot 1, District Lot 6286, KDYD, Plan K4P91518 5485 Lac Le Jeune Road, Lac Le Jeune, BC DAG lnvestments / Fulton and Company (Rick Heney)

RECOMMENDATION:

That Public Hearing input should be considered and if there are no amendments to be made, it is recommended:

1. That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 be read a second and third time by title onlY.

2. That ng Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 be reconsidered a

ILXOVA, Director of Development Services Board Consideration cAo

BACKGROUND:

This purpose of this application is to amend the AF-1 (Agricultural/Forestry) zone, Section 4.2'1 of Zoning Bylaw No. 940, to consider site-specific parcel size reductions in order to allow thirty existing rentable units within a fishing and hunting resort to be subdivided into thirty strata lots.

Specifically, the site-specific amendment is proposed as follows: 4.2.1 (a) The minimum parcel size for a rentable unit in a fishing and hunting regort containing not more than 30 strata rentable units in the case of Lot 1, District Lot 6286, KDYD, Plan KAP91518 is 64'2 square metres.

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. Location Lac Le Jeune, BC . present zoning / use AF-1 (Agricultural / Forestry) / fishing and hunting resort

r proposed zoning / use Site-specific amendment to the AF-1 zone lAllow thirty existing rentable units to be subdivided into thirty strata lots

o Other Planning Studies

. Lakeshore Development Guidelines - Lac Le Jeune is a Development Lake (Developed Subclass)

. Coquihalla Highway Corridor Special Planning Study

. Agricultural Land Reserve Not Affected

o Parcel area 6.24 ha

o Application date APril 1 1, 2011

Lac Le Jeune (which includes Little Lac Le Jeune) is located approximately 25 kilometres southwest of Kamloops. The property under application is located on Cowan Pond, just north of Lac Le Jeune on Lac Le Jeune Road. The property gently slopes from the middle of the property north to pond's natural boundary. Tree cover consists of a sparse mix of deciduous and spruce trees. Most of the Lodgepole pine was killed by the pine beetle and removed. The existing fishing and hunting resort, clustered at the north end of the propefty, is comprised of 15 duplex units, a lodge and an accessory building

Woody Life Village, originally developed in the late 1980s as a fishing and skiing resort permitted under the AF-1 zone, operated until 2001. Since that time, the resort buildings have not been used with the exception of a few years where the buildings were used as a seasonal youth camp. Building code and servicing non-compliance issues impacted the use of the buildings.

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 75 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 October 3,2011 Page 3 of 6 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 BA28 ln 2009, the applicants submitted an Approval for Marketing of Shared lnterest Development application for Board approval. This application sought shared ownership within the resort with additional development planned in a second phase. ln September 2010, the applicant abandoned this application for an application for Conversion of Previously Occupied Buildings into Strata Lots. Unlike the 2009 Shared lnterest application process, the strata conversion requires a zoning bylaw amendment for a reduced parcel size for each unit and a maximum density of 30 rentable units. The applicant wishes to continue operating a fishing and hunting resort within the AF-1 zone.

Cowan Pond is not currently classified in the Lakeshore Development Guidelines (LDG); however, the property is within one kilometer of Lac Le Jeune and impacted by the LDG. Lac Le Jeune is currently classified as a Development Lake (Developed Subclass). The applicant's environmental consultant, Don Holmes, R.P. Bio., from Lakeshore Environmental Ltd., addressed this designation and lake impacts in his report entitled "Assesstnent of lmpact of Woody Life ResorT on Lac Le Jeune". The assessment provides a detailed biological and chemical analysis of Lac Le Jeune, the LDG lake classification and management criteria as well as the potential impacts including recommendations for the proposed development. Mr. Holmes' assessment and Riparian analysis concluded that the proposed building improvements at Woody Life Resort should be allowed with the following provisos:

. Domestic sewage shatt be disposed in properly designed and regulated septic sysfems o Clearing of vegetation in the buitding areas be kept to a minimum to maintain the natural aspect of the area . The present motor type restriction (Little Lac Le Jeune) and speed limit be strongly enforced as fhese parameters have the greatest impact on maintaining a quality lake environment . ln all other development projects on small lakes, the TNRD should consider the use of boating restrictions as a measure against preventing lake su¡face crowding and to help maintain a quatity lake experience for the lake surtace users. lt is advanced that this method is more effective at achieving the TNRD's lake quality objectives than the "User lJnit Ratio" or "Perimeter Development" standard.

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Building lnspection Services reported that two permits were issued in 1989 and 1990 but neither permit had been completed. As a requirement for building code compliance and future strata conversion, the applicant hired M. Milligan & Associates Ltd. to complete the required Declaration of Buitding Condition. Merv Milligan, a Professional Engineer, identified areas of concern related to health and safety and made recommendations for BC Building Code compliance. ln his March 23,2OQg report, Mr. Milligan identified several building deficiencies. Building lnspection Services further confirmed that Building Permit Nos. 10818-10832 had been recently issued to complete the buildings.

DISCUSSION:

This development proposal is generally consistent with the Regional Growth Strategy's destination resort policy which recommends consideration based on site specific and distinct location factors, characteristics and amenities, while minimizing impacts on adjacent resource uses. The proposed development will utilize existing buildings from a previous resort operation and support the broad range of lake-based and environmental activities that prevail at Lac Le Jeune. Furthermore, the Coquihalla Highway Corridor Special Planning Study recognizes existing resort development and development must only occur in accordance with the LDG.

The proposed bylaw amendment will provide the opportunity for the applicant to develop individual rentable unit ownership within a strata fishing and hunting resort. The site-specific amendment will not:

impact existing resort building locations as the proposed strata boundaries will align with existing building footprints;

a increase the density as the amendment includes a maximum 30 rentable units;

a change the historic fishing and hunting resort use at this location; or

a impact the LDG user unit ratio or perimeter development on Lac Le Jeune.

The zoning bylaw amendment and future strata conversion will provide the resort ownership with the ability to attract new investors and visitors to the resort while concurrently providing individual commercial strata lot owners the opportunity to benefit from advanced servicing levels and unit rentals in conjunction with the resort.

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Substantial improvements have been made to the existing community water and sewage disposal systems with approvals from the appropriate Provincial agencies. Community service systems, operated within a self-sufficient strata environment, will ensure adequate health compliance, alleviate any potential impacts on adjacent watercourses and comply with the servicing goals in the LDG's lnfrastructure Guidelines. Further mitigative measures related to flood construction, fencing and wildfire protection will be required in conjunction with the future strata conversion application review process.

Referrals and Liaison:

o The Advisory Planning Commission for Electoral Areas "J", "L" and "P" recommends approval of this apPlication. . The lnterior Health Authority supports the proposed zoning bylaw amendment application and future strata conversion as the rentaþle units and lodge will be serviced with the community sewage disposal and water systems. The strata conversion is favoured over the original marketing of shared interest development. o The Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure requests that the applicant acquire a commercial access permit and adhere to the required building setbacks, o The Ministry of Environment's Environmental Management Section has no concerns with the development as there have been numerous improvements to the sewage disposal system on the property. A Permit to discharge sewage effluent has been issued by the Ministry. . The Ministry of Forests provided advice to that will help limit the spread of noxious weeds. The Ministry asked that perimeter fencing be completed during the subdivision process along with a covenant to ensure ongoing maintenance' ¡ A Qualified Environmental Professional reviewed the property in May 2008 and determined that no fish bearing watercourses exist on the property and not subject to an assessment under the Riparian Areas Regulation.

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GONGLUSION: planning Services believes that the zoning bylaw amendment which is supported by community servicing standards and incorporates principles of compact design will assist in capturing a broader tourist commercial market and work towards compliance with the management objectives of the Lakeshore Development Guidelines and long-range planning goals. The applicant is working cooperatively towards completing the necessary building code infractions which will be completed before the final strata conversion approval. Accordingly, Planning Service supports this application for the reduction of parcel sizes for future strata conversion'

Attachments:

. TNRD Overview Map o Location Map . Zoning Map . RAR Streamside Protection and Enhancement Area Map o Proposed Development Map o Proposed Strata Plan . Proposed Division Four - AF-1 Zone (Zoning Bylaw No. 940) o Bylaw 2369

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DIVISION FOUR - AF-1 AGRICULTURAL/FORESTRY ZONE

PURPOSE

The purpose of this zone is to permit activities associated with a broad range of agricultural, forestry, recreational, and resource uses and to preserve land from premature or inappropriate development.

4.1 PERMITTED USES

The use of any parcel of land in this zone shall be in accordance with the provisions herein and any use of buildings, structures, or land not in accordance with these provisions shall be prohibited:

(a) Single family dwellings, two family dwellings, mobile homes, holiday homes or recreational cottages;

(b) Professional practice, homecraft, or occupation;

(c) Agricultural and horticultural uses including the storage, sale, and processing of agricultural products produced on the individual farm on which the storage, sale, and processing is taking place;

(d) lntensive agricultural uses, including stockyards and slaughterhouses;

(e) Fishing and hunting resorts and rustic guest ranches including riding stables;

(f) Forestry practice including silviculture, logging and the processing of timber grown on the property on which the processing is taking place supplemented by the processing of a maximum of 500 cubic metres of timber annually grown elsewhere;

(g) Processing of aggregate materials, including screening, crushing, watering, concrete and asphalt production using materials extracted from the site only;

(h) The storage of explosives;

(i) Open land recreation, including archery and firearm ranges, ski hills, golf courses, rodeo grounds, equestrian centres, and camps for service or non-profit organizations;

ü) Aircraft landing fields; (k) Pet boarding and breeding kennels;

(l) Accessory buildings;

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(m) Public service or utility buildings and structures, including towers, transmitters, and utility lines;

(n) Parks, playgrounds, cemeteries, public schools, firehalls, community halls, and refuse disposal sites;

(o) Extraction, processing and packaging of water, using water extracted from the site only; and

(p) Wineries, involving the manufacture, packaging, storage and sales of grape or fruit-based wines licenced under the Liquor Control and Licensinq Act. Wineries may include a small bistro and gift shop operating in conjunction with the wineries, 4.1.1 PERMIÏTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC

ln the AF-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only:

(a) Fruit stand in the case of That Part of District Lot 288 shown on Plan E15708, Kamloops Division Yale District except Plan K4P46259 (2640 ïrans Canada Highway, east of Monte Creek, BC).

(þ) Custom meat cutting and retail meat and produce sales in the case of the Southwest % of Section 4, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District except Plan H13323 (6224 Heffley Louis Creek Road, east of Heffley Creek, BC).

(c) Monastery in the case of lhe E Yz of the SE % of Section 18, Township 17, Range 16, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District (south of Smith Lake, BC).

(d) Storage and animal remains (including associated effects) crematorium in the case of the South Tz of L.S. 14, Section 10, Township I 8, Ranþe 17, WOM, Kamloops Division Yale District as shown on the Plan of the SE % of said Township dated at Ottawa the 1Oth Day of May 1921 except Plan K4P57792 and K4P57834 and lying north of the Princeton- Kamloops Highway No. 5A (Shumway Lake, BC).

(e) A Health Resort including spa and personal health services with guest accommodation in the case of Lot 1, Section I 1, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 34648 (7046 Upper Louis Creek Road, Whitecroft, BC).

(Ð A sawmill and planer operation and ancillary log and lumber storage for wood not grown on the property in the case of that portion of Lot 3, Block 1, District Lot 458 and of Section 30, Township 17, Range 13, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 4063 except Plans 18871 and 19616 consisting of 7 .0 ha (4924 Kamloops-Vernon Highway, Highway 97, Westwold, BC).

CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY Division Four - AF-1 Zone Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Bylaw No. 940 Lasf Revised on September 17, 2009 4-2 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 88 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 PROPOSED

4.2 MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE

The minimum parcel size shall be 8 hectares except for the uses permitted under Sections a.1 @) and 4.1 (n) where no minimum parcel size shall be required. 4.2.1 MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE - SITE SPECIFIC (a) The minimum parcel size for a strata rentable unit within a fishing and hunting resort in the case of Lot 1, District Lot 6286, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan K4P91518 (Cowan Pond) is 64.2 square metres.

4.3 SETBACKS (a) Front

The front setback shall be 6 metres.

(b) Side

The side setback shall be 1.5 metres, unless the side lot abuts a street where it shall be 4.5 metres, except where varied in accordance with the Hiohwav Act.

(c) Rear

The rear setback shall be 6 metres, except in the case of accessory buildings where it shall be 1.5 metres.

(d) Notwithstanding Section 4.3 (a), (b), and (c) buildings or structures required for intensive agricultural uses permitted under Section 4.1 (d) shall be set back a minimum of:

i) 300 metres from an established residence on a parcel not in the AF-1, RL-1, or C-6 Zone;

ii) 30 metres from a public road; and

iii) 15 metres from any lot line.

(e) Notwithstanding Section 4.3 (a), (b), and (c) livestock pens and containment basins used for intensive agricultural uses permitted under Section 4.1 (d) shall be set back a minimum of 90 metres from the natural boundary of a lake, river, stream, or other body of water.

(f) Notwithstanding Section 4.3 (a), (b), and (c) buildings, structures or equipment permitted under Section 4.1(f) shall be setback a minimum of:

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¡) 300 metres from an established residence; and i¡) 60 metres from a public road.

(g) Notwithstanding Section 4.3 (a), (b), and (c) buildings, structures, or equipment permitted under Section 4.1 (g) shall be set back a minimum of 300 metres from an established residence.

4.4 DWELLINGS PER PARCEL

(a) There shall be no more than one single family dwelling, two family dwelling or mobile home on any parcel, unless such parcel is used exclusively for agricultural or horticultural practice.

(b) Notwithstanding Section 4.4 (a), where a parcel is used exclusively for agricultural or horticultural uses, and is classified as a farm by the British Columbia Assessment Authority, additional single family dwellings or mobile homes in conjunction with the agricultural or horticultural use may be permitted.

4,5 CONDITIONS OF USE

(a) Mobile homes permitted under Section 4.1 (a) shall be subject to the following conditions:

i) The mobile home shall be placed on a foundation complying with the provisions of the current edition of the British Columbia Building Code; and

i¡) The mobile home shall be protected by skirting.

(b) Professional practice, homecraft, or occupation uses permitted under Section 4.1 (b) shall be carried out primarily by residents on the property and confined to the interior of the single family dwelling, two family dwelling, mobile home, or in an accessory structure with a maximum height of 5 metres, provided that the floor area of the professional practice, homecraft, or occupation does not exceed 65 square metres, and shall not:

i) create a nuisance;

ii) involve exterior storage of any materials used directly or indirectly in the processing or resulting from the processing of any product of such craft or occupation;

iii) involve materials or products that produce flammable or explosive vapours or gases under ordinary temperatures; and

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iv) involve advertising or identification signs exceeding 0.3 square metres in area.

(c) All livestock pens used in intensive agricultural uses permitted under Section 4,1 (d) shall þe designed to allow shallow ditching to collect runoff from each pen and shall slope to an impervious containment basin, and shall be designed so that runoff water from areas surrounding the pens shall be diverted away from the pens.

(d) Rustic guest ranches permitted under Section a.1(e) shall be subject to the following conditions:

i) The parcel on which the use is to be located shall be classified as a farm by the British Columbia Assessment Authority and shall be contiguous and ancillary to the principal bona-fide horse and/or cattle ranching use;

ii) That the use shall not be permitted on a parcel which is contiguous to a rural residential development of two or more parcels having a minimum parcel size of 4 hectares or less.

(e) The processing of timber permitted under Section 4.1(f) and the processing of aggregate materials permitted under Section 4.1(g) shall be permitted only where the use shall not create a nuisance,

(f) The storage of explosives permitted under Section 4.1 (h) is subject to the provisions of the federal Explosives Act and Regulations thereto.

(g) Parcels used for open recreation uses permitted under Section 4.1 (i) and parks and playgrounds permitted under Section 4.1 (n) shall be kept in their natural state except where modifications are necessary to facilitate outdoor recreation. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, site modifications may include earthworks required for the construction and development of fain¡rays, greens, traps, or playing fields, or the removal of trees for ski runs.

(h) Boarding and breeding kennels permitted under Section 4.1 (k) shall be subject to the following:

i) the kennel shall be sited so that there shall be a minimum setback of 30 metres from all property lines;

ii) outdoor runs are effectively contained and screened from adjacent parcels by a solid fence or wall not less than 2 metres in height nor more than 2.5 metres in height; and

i¡i) kennels are maintained in a clean, dry, and well ventilated condition and shall not create a nuisance.

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(i) For uses permitted under Section 4.1 (m), no exterior storage of any kind and no garages for the repair and maintenance of equipment shall be permitted.

46 OFF-STREET PARKING

(a) Off-street parking shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.7 of this BYlaw.

(b) The number of parking spaces required shall be as follows:

Use Parkinq Required

Sjngle family dwellings, two 2 parking spaces per family dwellings or mobile dwelling unit homes

Extraction of aggregate 1 parking space per 2 materials employees

Ski hills 0.5 parking space per person hourly lift capacitY

Golf courses 150 parking spaces

Pet boarding and breeding 1 parking space per 2 kennels employees

Elementary schools 1 parking space per employee

Secondary schools 1 parking space per employee, plus 1 parking space per 10 students

Wineries 1 parking space per 2 emPloYees, plus 1 parking space per 200 square metres of gross floor area

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BYLAW NO.2369

A BYLAW TO AMEND "THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT ZONING BYLAW NO. 940"

WHEREAS an application (No. BA 28) for amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 940 has been made;

AND WHEREAS the desirable changes in uses of Land and Buildings have been considered;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as "Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Amendment Bylaw No.2369, 2011".

2. PURPOSE

2.1 lnsert a new section to the AF-1 (Agricultural/Forestry) Zone as follows: "4.2.1MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE - SITE SPECIFIC

ln the AF-1 Zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only:

(a) The minimum parcel size for a rentable unit in a fishing and hunting resort containing not more than 30 strata rentable units in the case of Lot 1, District Lot 6286, KDYD, Plan K4P91518 is 64.2 square metres.

2.2 The map attached hereto as Schedule "4" is incorporated in and forms part of this bylaw.

READ A FIRST TIME this 22nd day of September ,2011.

PUBLIC HEARING held on the day of ,2011

READ A SECOND TIME this day of ,201

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,201

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,201

Clerk Chair

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 93 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 SCHEDULE ''A''

This Schedule "A" is incorporated in and forms part of

Bylaw No. 2369, 2011. -#r'N Certified Conect: S Scale: 1:5,000 50 0 100

Clerk

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2369 Page 94 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 28 Department of Development Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September20,2011

FROM: Regina Sadilkova, Director of Development Services

SUBJECT: Building lnfraction - Shayan Holdings Ltd Stop Work Order - Construction of an Accessory Building ElectoralArea'M" - 8765 Old Kamloops Rd

RECOMMENDATTON(S):

THAT a Notice pursuant to the authority of Section 57 of the Community Charter be filed in the Land Titles Office against the Title of SHAYAN HOLDINGS LTD of Strata Lot 38, Section 14, Township 100, Kamloops Division Yale District, Strata Plan KAS2188 together with an interest in the common properÇ in proportion to the unit entitlement of the strata lot as shown on form 1.

Director of Development Services cAo

BACKGROUND: Refer to attached Contravention of Buildino Requlations.

DISCUSSION: To date the infractions still remain and resolution does not appear likely.

CONGLUSION: ln order to warn prospective purchasers of outstanding infractions and to reduce potential liability to the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, a notice should be filed against the property's title in accordance with Section 57 of the Community Chañer.

Attachmentlsl o Board Report - Sec. 57 details.doc

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Building Infraction - Shayan Holdings Ltd Page 95 of 173 Stop Work Order - Construction of an Accessory Building CONTRAVENTION OF BUILDING REGULATIONS

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Folder Number BP01 2331 ElectoralArea: rf Mrt Legal Description: Strata Lot 38, Section 14, Township 100, Kamloops Division Yale District, Strata Plan KAS2I88 together with an interest in the common property in proportion to the unit entitlement of the strata lot as shown on form I Street Address: 8765 Old Kamloops Rd Property Owner(s): Shayan Holdings Ltd Permit lssue Date: N/A Permit Expiry Date: N/A Construction Type: Construction of an Accessory Building, possible use may be SFD see notes below.

Detai I s of Contravention

Description: Work without a Building Permit Bylaw Offended: Building Regulations Bylaw No.2066, Section 6.1 Potential Hazard'. Yes

Notice of Contravention Brought to Attention of Owner(s)l Occupiers

Date Contact with Type of Gontact Contact Details Staff

May 31111 No one on site Site visit Building under construction, SWO posted JP

June 6/1 1 Owner Letter Stop Work Order letter sent registered mail JP

June, 201 1 Owner Phone Phone conversations with owner, five total, see below JP

Inspector's Comments: A site visit was conducted on May 31,2011 revealing the construction of an accessory building without a building permit, a Stop Work Order was posted. On June 6,2011 a registered SWO letter was sent to the owner. There is no SFD on the property. Numerous phone conversations were had with the owner during month of June, 2011. lt was explained to the owner the requirement of the zoning bylaw for a SFD prior to an accessory building. Reviewed with the owner the possibility of building this structure as an SFD (HPO, Health, P.Eng req'd) and convert to accessory in future when permanent home built. The other options discussed were to remove the structure or to obtain a building permit for a SFD and this structure would be accessory. To date there has not been a building permit applied for. Last contact was June 27, 2011. Site visit conducted and updated photos taken Sept. 9, 2011.

Building Infraction - Shayan Holdings Ltd Page 96 of 173 Stop Work Order - Construction of an Accessory Building Environmental Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September 16, 2011

FROM: Director of Environmental Services

SUBJECT: Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011

RECOMMENDATION(S):

1. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be read a first time by title only.

2. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be read a second and third time by title only.

3. That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 be reconsidered and adopted.

Peter Hughes App oved for Director of Environmental Services Board Consideration CAD

BACKGROUND:

On April 8, 2008 a public meeting was held to discuss the feasibility of a joint community water system to service both the Spences Bridge community and the Cooks Ferry Indian Band. The result of a "straw poll" at the meeting indicated support for a joint system.

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Through the petition process the area residents approved the borrowing of funds to cover the shortfall in upgrade costs based on the following estimated cost summary:

Total Project cost $4,205,500 INAC/Cooks Ferry Indian Band Portion $2.323.167 TNRD/SBCWS Portion $1,882,333 BCCWIP Grant* $ 777,333 Authority to Borrow Bylaw No. 2340 $ 400,000 Budget Shortfall $ 705.000

On February 26, 2009 the Board of Directors adopted the Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2227, 2008. This bylaw authorized borrowing of funds to make up the shortfall in upgrade costs not funded by other sources, to a maximum of $800,000.

DISCUSSION:

Required at this time is the adoption of a temporary borrowing bylaw. Once the final amount of borrowing is determined, taxpayers will have the opportunity to payout their portion of the debt through a commutation process before the debt is placed with the Municipal Finance Authority.

CONCLUSION:

Introduction and adoption of this temporary borrowing bylaw will allow the TNRD to borrow the funds to cover the project costs, over and above other funding sources. Subsequent to bylaw approval, staff will complete the commutation process and then bring a Security Issuing Bylaw, for the exact amount, forward for adoption at a later date.

AttachmentCs)

• Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2227,2008.

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• Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368,2011

Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Page 99 of 173 Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

BYLAW NO. 2368

A BYLAW TO AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY BORROWING PENDING THE SALE OF DEBENTURES

WHEREAS it is provided by section 823.2 of the Local Government Act that the Board of Directors may, where it has adopted a loan authorization bylaw, without further assents or approvals, borrow temporarily from any person under the conditions therein set out;

AND WHEREAS the Board of Directors has adopted Bylaw No. 2227, 2008, cited as the "Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2227, 2008" authorizing the improvements to the water system, in the amount Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000.00);

AND WHEREAS the sale of debentures has been temporarily deferred;

NOW THEREFORE the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1 CITATION

1.1 This Bylaw may be cited as the "Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011"

2 AUTHORITY

2.1 The Board of Directors is hereby authorized and empowered to borrow an amount or amounts not exceeding the sum of Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000.00) as the same may be required.

2.2 The form of obligation to be given as acknowledgement of the liability shall be a promissory note or notes bearing the corporate seal and signed by the Chair and the Director of Finance.

2.3 The money so borrowed shall be used solely for the purposes set out in said Bylaw No. 2227.

2.4 The proceeds from the sale of debentures or so much thereof as may be necessary shall be used to repay the money so borrowed.

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READ A FIRST time this _ day of , 2011.

READ A SECOND time this _ day of , 2011.

READ A THIRD time this _ day of , 2011.

RECONSIDERED and ADOPTED this __ day of , 2011.

CLERK CHAIR

Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Page 101 of 173 Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT BYLAW NO. 2227

A BYlAW TO AUTHORIZE THE BORROWING OF FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT A GROUNDWATER SOURCE, A RESERVOIR AND TO CONSTRUCT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS TO THE WATER SYSTEM SERVING THE SPENCES BRIDGE COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM SERVICE AREA WITHIN A PORTION OF ELECTORAL AREA "I" (BLUE SKY COUNTRY)

WHEREAS the Thompson-Nicola Regional District has, by Bylaw No. 2087, 2006, established the Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area;

AND WHEREAS the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District authorized the borrowing offundsin the amount of $400,000.00 to provide for capital improvements to the Spences Bridge Community Water System under Bylaw No. 2088, 2006;

AND WHEREAS it is desirable to borrow the reqlJired funds necessary to provide for additienal capital improvements; to include ihe construction of a groundwater source, reservoir and distribution system improvements to the Spences Bridge Community Water System;

AND WHEREAS the Board of Directors has been petitioned, in accordance with Section 797.4 of the Local Government Act, by the owners of parcels from within the Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area;

AND WHEREAS the Deputy Clerk has certified the petition as sufficient and valid meeting the requirements of Section 797.4 (3) of the Local Government Act and Section 212 (4) through (6) of the Community Charter;

AND WHEREAS the Director of Electoral Area "I" (Blue Sky Country) has consented in writing to the adoption of this bylaw pursuant to the authority of Section 801.5 (2) of the Local Government Act;

AND WHEREAS the amount of debt to be created by this bylaw is Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000.00);

AND WHEREAS the maximum term for which debentures may be issued to secure the debt created by this bylaw is twenty (20) years;

NOW THEREFORE the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as the "Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2227, 2008".

Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Page 102 of 173 Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 2368, 2011 Bylaw No. 2227 Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area Loan Authorization Page 2

2. AUTHORITY

2.1 The Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District is hereby empowered and authQrized to borrow. for the purpose of financing the construction of a groundwater source, reservoir and diStribution system improvements to the Spences Bridge Community Water System Service Area, a sum not exceeding Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000.00);

2.2 The tetm of the securities and the repayment of the principal and interest shall be over .aterm not to exceed twenty (20) years.

READ a FIRST time this 24th day of July, 2008.

READ a SECOND time this 24th day of July, 2008.

READ a THIRD time this 24th day of July, 2008.

Approved by the Inspector of Municipalities the 12th day of February, 2009.

RECONSIDERED and ADOPTED this 26th day of February. 2009.

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TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September 13,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJEGT: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10 Lot A, District Lot 2066, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 17668 2256 Blackwater Road, Blackpool, BC (Sunderman)

RECOMMENDATTON(S):

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 be introduced and read a first time by title only n to Public Hearing in conjunction wlth a regular Board of Directors Meeting.

Director of Development Services Board Consideration cAo

BACKGROUND:

The purpose of this application is to rezone the subject property from RL-1 (Rural) to l-2 (Light lndustrial) with a site specific amendment to allow equipment storage and service. The applicant is seeking to legalize a non-conforming use and allow the property to continue to be used for the repair, maintenance and storage of equipment used in the forest industry.

Location 2256 Blackwater Road, Blackpool, BC

Present zoning / use RL-1 (Rural) non-conforming equipment storage and service

¡ Proposed zoning / use l-2 (Light lndustrial) with site specific amendment to allow equipment storage and service

o Parcel area 1.76 ha

o Application date February 19,2010

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Page 105 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10 September 13,2011 Page 2 of 3 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10

DISGUSSION:

The subject property is zoned RL-1 (Rural)and is located a|2256 Blackwater Road, south of Blackpool, There is an existing shop/storage building of 333 sqm (358 sqft) and a smaller accessory structure on the property but no dwelling unit. Contrary to the permitted uses in the RL-1 zone, the applicant has been using the property for the storage and servicing of heavy equipment used in conjunction with their contracting business.

The Regional District first became aware of bylaw infractions on the property in the fall of 1996 when it was reported that the parcel was being used as a cement batch plant business with trucks serviced in an existing steel shop building. ln 2000, the cement manufacturing business ceased operating and the property was subsequently sold to the current owner, The new owner began using the property for the storage and repair of contracting equipment (graders, excavators, bulldozers, etc.) thereby resulting in continued efforts by the Regional District to achieve bylaw compliance.

The applicant submitted a rezoning application in February 2010, seeking bylaw compliance. Staff has worked with the applicant since that time to receive the necessary information to process the application and to find a suitable zoning designation. The applicant is requesting to rezone the subject property to l-2 (Light lndustrial)with a site-specific amendment allowing heavy equipment storage and service. The applicant has indicated that they intend to only service their own equipment. The proposed zoning would also allow one single family dwelling to be constructed in conjunction with the industrial use. While the C-2 (Service Commercial) zone was also contemplated (given it permits heavy equipment service and storage), the l-2 zone with a site specific amendment was deemed more appropriate as it includes fewer uses that may not be suitable for this rural site adjacent to the Yellowhead Highway. Referrals and Llaison o Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure (MOTI) has advised that they have no objection to the proposal provided that the owner submits a Commercial Access Permit Application to the Ministry for access to Blackwater Road. On August 25,2011, the applicant confirmed that an application for a Commercial Access Permit has been submitted to MOTI. The subject parcel is located within 800 metres of a Controlled

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Access Highway; therefore, the zoning amendment bylaw will require approval by MOTI prior to final adoption in accordance with Section 52 of the lransportation Act. o lnterior Health has advised that they have no objections to the proposed rezoning. o Building lnspection Services has indicated that any alteration to the existing shop and storage building would require a valid building permit prior to construction. o First Nations engagement: this rezoning application was referred to the Simpcw First Nation. To date, no written response has been received. o Advisory Planning Commission for Electoral Areas "A" and "8" has recommended approval of this application. No other technical issues were raised during the application review process.

GONCLUSION:

Planning Services supports this application as ít will legitimize the existing industrial use on the propefty, resolve a longstanding bylaw infraction and allow the applicant to continue operating their contracting business in the area.

Attachment(s) . TNRD Overview Map ¡ Location Map o Streamside & Protection Enhancement Area and Zoning Map o Existing Development Map o Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370

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TNRD Overview

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Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Page 111 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10 THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

BYLAW NO. 2370

A BYLAW TO AMEND "THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRIGT ZONING BYLAW NO. 940'

WHEREAS an application for amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 940 has been made;

AND WHEREAS the desirable changes in uses of Land and Buildings have been considered;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

1.1 This bylaw may be cited as "Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Amendment BYlaw No. 2370, 2011'.

2. PURPOSE

2.1 The Zoning Classification on Lot A, District Lot 2066, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 17668, as shown in red hatch on the map attached hereto as Schedule "A"

is changed from the RL-1 (Rural) Zone to the l-2 (Light lndustrial) Zone.

2.2 lnsert a new section to the l-2 (Light lndustrial) Zone as follows:

"22.1.1 PERMITTED USES _ SITE SPECIFIC

ln the l-2 zone, the following use is permitted on a site specific basis only:

(a) Heavy equipment storage, servicing and repair and one single family dwelling in conjunction with this use in the case of Lot A, District Lot 2066, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 17668."

2.3 The map attached hereto as Schedule "4" is incorporated in and forms part of this bylaw.

READ A FIRST TIME this daY of ,201 .

PUBLIC HEARING held on the day of ,201 .

READ A SECOND TIME this daY of ,201 .

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370 Page 112 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 10 Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2370, 2011 Page 2

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,201 .

APPROVED BY THE Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure this day of 201 .

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,201 .

Clerk Chair

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- Development Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: October 3,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJECT: Strata Conversion Application No. SC 01 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, WOM, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 26002 7333 Cahilty Crescent, Whitecroft, BC (McCallum)

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT the application for conversion of the previously occupied building on Lot 41, Section I 1, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, KDYD, Plan 26002, into two (2) strata lots be approved and that staff be directed to sign the appropriate documents once the applicant has met the terms and conditions outlined in Preliminary Layout Approval Application No. SC 01.

Director of Development Services cAo

BACKGROUND:

Planning Services has received a request for the conversion of a previously occupied building on the subject property into two strata lots. The remaining land will become common property of the strata corporation.

DISCUSSION:

The subject property is located in the community of Whitecroft, west of Sun Peaks Resort, and is affected by Land Use Contract No. 80 (LUC), which permits a two-family dwelling.

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The applicant submitted LUC Amendment Application No. BA 07 to amend LUC 80 to allow the two-family dwelling on the subject property to be subdivided into two building strata lots. LUC Amendment Bylaw No. 2366 permitting the subdivision of the building on Lot 41 was adopted by the Board of Directors on September 29, 2011.

Liaison and Referrals

Building lnspection Services reported that five permits were issued to the property since 1997. The first four permits were not completed. The fifth permit, Building Permit No. 12081, was issued and completed for the most recent renovations. As a requirement for building code compliance and the future strata conversion, the applicant hired Owen and Hunter Architects to complete the required Declaration of Building Condition. Trevor Owen, a registered Architect, identified areas of concern related to health and safety and made recommendations for BC Building Code compliance. ln his November 9, 2009 report, Mr. Owen identified several building deficiencies. On August 10,2010, Mr. Owen confirmed that all identified deficiencies have been corrected and the building meets the health and safety requirements of the current Building Code for the purposes of building strata conversion. The lnterior Health Authority is satisfied that the appropriate sewage disposals have been completed. The Whitecroft Village Water Users Society, Ministry of Environment- Water Stewardship Division and Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure have no objection to the development proposal.

Under Section 242 of the Sfrafa Property Act, a local government must consider the following issues involving the conversion of a previously occupied building into strata lots:

1. RentalAccommodation The conversion of this previously occupied building will not decrease the availability of compliant rental accommodation in the area as each strata lot will remain as a single family dwelling.

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2. Relocation of Residents The occupants of the building will not have to be relocated if this strata conversion is approved.

3. Buildins Condition A registered professional has certified that the building is suitable for strata conversion. Building lnspection Services advise that the required building permits have been issued.

GONGLUSION:

Planning Services believes that this is an acceptable application, as it will allow the creation of two separate building strata titles, but will not result in a change in use or density.

Attachments: ¡ TNRD Overview Map . Location Map r Zoning Map . Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) Map . Proposed Development Map o Land Use Contract No. 80 o Preliminary Layout Approval

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TIIIS ÀGREENENT made the day of ,ÀD Ig72

TIIOMPSON..NICOLA RhGIOh'AI, DISTNICT incorporatcd un<ìer the larvs of the Province of Rritish Columbia, with its principal offica at Ste 210 Valleyview Cantre, 1959 East Trans Canada ll!.ghrvay, Kamloops, in the Province of British Coiumbla (hereinafÈer called r'The Dl.strLct,')

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I{¡IEREAS the District, pursuant to Sections ZggA and 7021t of the Municifa.t Àc. may, notwithstanding any by.law of the ,.,,,:.District ,or Section 712, or 7L3 of the Municipal Act enter into ;.-" a Land use contract containing such terms ancl condltions for the use I and development of the land as may be agreed upon with the Deveroper and thereafter the use and developmcnt of the rand shalr be in accordance vrith the Land Use Contract AND WIIERE^S the Developer is Èhe owner of those lands and premises (hereinafter calred the "said lands,,) lyíng siÈuaÈe and being in the Thompson-Nicora Regionar DisÈrict in the province of British columbia as describecl in schedule ,,À aÈtacheri hereto ÀND hrltEREÀS by By_law No. the Distrlct, said Sz __of the lands have been'áesignated as a development area for orderry. development of the lands described in schedure ,'À" with a showing Èhe approximate dimensions .rnd a proposal of a subdivision"t"t.i plan part, of or of the whole, of Èhe said area to be prepared at r aome future date by the Developer ÀND wIIEREÀS the Developer has presented to the DistricÈ a echene of use and devel0pmcnt of the sald rands and has r..eguested the District to ent,er into this Land use contracÈ under Èhe terms conditions and hcroin sct forth and the ljoard of the DisÈ,rict has agrecd to the samc i WIIDnDÀS thc Dlstrict and Èhc Dcveloper both acknclwlcdge ^HD that thc Bo.rrd of tho DistrÍct could not cntcr 1n bo thLs L.rnd usc contrôcÈ until ttrc uoard of Èho DistricÈ has held a l¡ubllc trcarlng thorcon ln accorcrancc with thc provislons of Sec Èion ,Or]|r..oJa the Muntcf pa t .Àc t ;

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Nqf ïr'ru:ro,u rrls tlrNuss'nr ürat in considcrarion ^c*rE^[NT 801'00 paicl by tåc Dc'clopcr to thc District wlrich thc saia District achóvled¿rcs recciving i¡; trrc District anrr trrc Dcvcro¡rcr agrec as folrors: ïllIS shall bc constnred as nrnning with ^GREE¡'ENT tlie lørd tl. o," officc of tìe xarnloops i: ;i:::,:: :::l::::": I,_i *rl".o officc by thc provisions of scction'toz¡-oi The*: :l::':::,fï':-..to ;ffií.lji;: said lands being described in Scìedul.c ,,A,,. TllE DEVII¡PER colcnants a:d agrccs that fro,m the datc nf use contract ín thc offico Rcgistrationi:ï::::l:: :l_:ll:-r-n of-:.:'- the,Ìiairloops ¡\q'r¡uul'D r.andr¿a¡s District., no t$crrcô orôr dcvcloprrcnt,r^r. ,r^---. ? Lt t,f thc said lar,ds shall tal

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LAND USE CONTRACT AGREEMENT BYLAW NO. 80

(AND AMENDMENTS CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE

AS FURTHER AMENDED BY BYLAW NO. 2366)

(PROPOSED AMENDMENT HTGHLIGHTED lN SUB SECTION (S)

CONDITIONS AND TERMS

SCHEDULE ffB" AS TO LANDS WITHIN THE

LAND USE CONTRACT

A. This contract shall pertain to that area outlined in red on the Plan forming Schedule "C" of this Agreement;

B The total perimeter of the subdivision shall be fenced sufficient to restrict the movement of livestock onto the Development Area; Fences shall be well maintained by the individual owners of the lots; c No livestock shall be permitted to be kept on the sites;

D Areas designated as Residential shall conform to the R-1 Standards of the Thompson- Nicola Regional District Zoning Bylaw No. 940 (including amendments). Mobile homes shall be permitted on these lots by permit for a maximum period of twelve (12) months, except in the case of Lot 50, Section 1 1, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 26002, a modular home constructed in compliance with the CSA 4277 Standard shall be permitted as a permanent residence. Areas designated as Mobile Home Park shall conform to the Provincial Mobile Home Park Regulations;

E. All Commercial or Multi-Family site layouts and buildings shall be approved by the Thompson-Nicola Regional District Building and Planning Departments;

F Buildings must carry the appropriate postal numbers as designated by the Thompson- Nicola Regional District Office; tr Front yards of all residential buildings shall be suitably seeded or landscaped to provide a neat appearance by the owner of the individual lots within twelve (12) months from the date of occupancy of the homes;

H All permits for building shall be taken out from the Regional District Office, who will give final approvals;

Serious consideration shall be given to the ecology of the land throughout the subdivision. Where practical, all trees shall remain. No disturbance shalltake place on the land on either side of any Creek within thirty (30) feet above high water mark;

Strata Conversion Application No. SC 01 Page 128 of 173 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Land Use Contract Agreement Bylaw No. 80 Page 2 of 2 and Amendments Consolidated for Convenience as Further Amended by Bylaw No. 2366 (Proposed Amendment Highlighted in Sub-Section S)

J No further subdivision or change in land use shall take place unless agreed upon by the owner of the land and the Board of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District and in accordance with the Municipal Act;

K No old machinery, car or truck bodies or other such equipment or old lumber shall be stored on the site except that which is of immediate requirement of the a fore stated use;

L. Footings of all buildings shall be placed so that they are six (6) inches below the recognized frost level, or at the discretion of the Building lnspector;

M All roads within the Development shall be fully compacted and paved to Department of Highway Standards. Such said roads shall be fully sign posted. Roads entering the subdivision shall have standard cattle guards;

N All lots shall have water, hydro and telephone service. The water service shall provide for fire hydrants; fire hydrants shall be provided at the cost of the developer and under the recommendations of the appropriate Fire Protection District of the RMCP as laid down in the NFPA Standards as enacted by the Provincial Fire Marshall's Office;

o An area of seven (7) acres, more or less, together with Lot A, Plan 8256, shall be dedicated as school and park area. The above described area shall be graded to natural levels, well drained, and seeded within twelve (12) months of following forty (40o/o) percent of single-family residential occupancy;

P. No building shall be constructed close than 100 feet from the bank of any stream and not lower in elevation than five (5) feet above the high water mark of the stream in the immediate vicinity;

o There shall be no disturbance of the ground surface within a continuous width of one hundred feet (100') from the boundary of lots fronting on the Louis Creek;

R. Where ground absorption of sewage disposal systems are used, no part of portion of the disposal field shall be less than 4' above highest ground water table, as determined by the Medical Health Officer;

S Strata Plan K1 17 , K118, K1 19, K1 20, K121 , K122, K123, K124, K125, K126, K127 , K129, K138, K139, K140,K152,K178,K179, K185, K186, K191, K192, and K198, all of Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, KDYD and the dwelling units constructed thereon are permitted. The two-family dwelling buildings on Lots 12, 13,

40, 41 and 43, Section 1 1, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, KDYD, Plan 26002 only , may each be subdivided into two strata parcels.

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300 - 465 Víctoria Street Kamloops, British Co[umbia Department: Planning Canada V2C 2A9 Tet. (250) 371-8613 Fax. (250) 372-5048 ToL[ Free in BC:7-877-377-8673 EmaiL: [email protected] CONVERSION OF PREVIOUSLY OCCUPIED BUILDING Website: www.tnrd.bc.ca

PRELIMI NARY LAYOUT APPROVAL

Applicant Roberta Ann McCallum

Address: 2286 Garden Drive Vancouver, BC V5N 4X2

Application No: sc 01

Your proposal to convert the previously occupied building on Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 26002, Whitecroft Village, into two (2) strata lots has received Preliminary Layout Approval (PLA) from the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD), subject to the following conditions:

1. Each proposed new strata lot shall be restricted to one (1) single family dwelling only - no additional auxiliary residential dwelling unit (suite) shall be permitted. 2. Written confirmation that all outstanding building issues related to Building Permit No. 12081 have been addressed and that final inspection has been completed.

3. Compliance with all applicable requirements of Section 242 of the Sfrafa Properties Act.

The approval granted is only forthe general layout of the conversion and is valid for 180 days from this date. However, if at any time there is a change in legislation, regulations or bylaws, this PLA is automatically cancelled.

The applicant is responsible for contacting the agencies concerned, obtaining their approvals in writing and providing the required approvals to the TNRD. Final strata plans may be submitted to the TNRD for final approval after all the conditions of the PLA have been met.

lf you have any questions, please contact the undersigned at 250-377 -8673.

MUNICIPALITIES: Ashcroft, Barriere, Cache Creek, Chase, C[earwater, Clinton, Kamtoops, Logan Lake, Lytton, Merritt ELECTORAL AREAS:,4, Strata Conversion Application No. SC 01 Page 134 of 173 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Preliminary Layout Approval FÍle No. SC 01

DAN WALLAGE, MCIP Planner

DWmm Encl. c,c. TNRD Building lnspection Services, Attn: Jason Tomlin lnterior Health Authority, Attn. Ms. Clare Audet Telus BC Hydro

Strata Conversion Application No. SC 01 Page 135 of 173 Lot 41, Section 11, Township 22, Range 15, W6M, Development Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September 30,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJECT: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 The West 15 Chains of the Most Northerly 10 Chains of District Lot 1372, Kamloops Division Yale District, Except Plans 10149,22158 and 26016 130 Ferry Road, Blackpool, BC (HarUNewman)

RECOMMENDATTON(S):

That Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 be introduced and read a flrst time by title only and be taken to Public Hearing in conjunction with a regular Board of Directors Meeting.

MCIP Director of Development Services Board Consideration cAo

BACKGROUND:

The purpose of this application is to rezone a portion of the subject property from MH-1 (Mobile Home Park) to CR-1 (Country Residential). The owner is seeking to subdivide the property to create a residential parcel separate from the existing manufactured home park.

o Location 130 Ferry Road, Blackpool, BC

Present zoning / use MH-1 (Mobile Home Park)/ Manufactured Home Park

Proposed zoning / use CR-1 (Country Residential) on a portion of the property / Residential

Present OCP/designation Rural Residential

Agricultural Land Reserve Not affected

Parcel area 3.604 ha (0.813 ha subject to rezoning)

o Application date April28,2011

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Page 136 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 September 30,2011 Page 2 of 3 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No, 2371 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37

DISCUSSION: Site The subject property, zoned MH-1 (Mobile Home Park), is the site of the Mountain Meadows Manufactured Home Park (MHP) in Blackpool, The site was developed in 1998 to accommodate 19 manufactured homes. The park owners live in a single family dwelling on the east side of the property, The MHP is serviced by a private water and sewer system, approved and monitored by lnterior Health. The existing single family dwelling on the property is serviced by an independent well and septic system that is not connected to the MHP. Zoning The applicants wish to subdivide the property to allow their existing dwelling and accessory building to be located on a separate 0,813 hectare (2 acre) parcel. The proposed CR-1 (Country Residential) zone allows a minimum parcel size of 8,000 square metres and would apply to the northeast corner of the existing property. The MHP would continue to operate on the 2.8 hectare remainder of the property, The applicants have indicated that they intend to subdivide the property in order to be able to remain in their existing home and sell the park separately in the future when they retire. ocP The subject property is designated Rural Residential in the Clean¡rater Official Community Plan (OCP). The Rural Residential designation requires a minimum parcel size of 0,8 hectares. The property is also identified as being located within a Wildfire Hazard Area BufferZone in the OCP. Policy 12.13 of the OCP specifies that during any subdivision or land use application within a Buffer Zone, the property owner shall register a standard restrictive covenant on the titles of the properties encouraging landowners to use Fire Smart wildfire hazard mitigation practices for building construction and land management. ln accordance with this OCP policy, the applicants have agreed to voluntarily register a Wildfire Covenant against the title of the property; this covenant will carry over to both parcels at time of subdivision. The applicants are in the process of having the covenant prepared by their legal counsel. Flood Plain The subject property is located within the 200 year floodplain of the North Thompson River. Any new structures built or located on the property must meet the floodplain siting requirements of the Zoning Bylaw.

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Page 137 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 September 30,2011 Page 3 of 3 Subject: Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37

The Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) encourages rural residential development to locate in existing settlement areas that have, or can establish, community services and encourages rural residential developments to develop in clusters. This proposal represents infill development within an existing cluster of rural residential development.

Referrals and Liaison ¡ Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) has advised that it has no objection to the proposed rezoning. The subject parcel is located within 800 metres of a Controlled Access Highway (Yellowhead South Highway); therefore, the zoning amendment bylaw will require approval by MOTI prior to final adoption in accordance with Section 52 of the lranspoñation Act. ¡ Building lnspection Services has indicated that their interests are unaffected by the application. ¡ Interior Health has advised that their interests are unaffected by this application provided no further development occurs on the parcel. o First Nations engagement: this rezoning application was referred to the Simpcw First Nation. To date, no written response has been received, o Advisory Planning Commission for Electoral Areas "4" arìd "B" has recommended approval of this application.

CONCLUSION:

Planning Services supports this application as it is consistent with OCP and RGS policies and will allow the property owners to create a separate parcel for their existing dwelling without impacting the manufactured home park,

Attachment(s) . TNRD Overview Map o Location Map o Zoning Map . Official Community Plan Designation Map o Existing Development & Proposed Subdivision Map o Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371

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OffiaialGommunity Plan (OGP) Designation Map

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* Proposed development may change due to the subdivision process which is under the jurisdiction of the approving office¡ Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure.

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Page 143 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT

BYLAW NO. 237I

-THOMPSON-NICOLA A BYLAW TO AMEND REGIONAL DISTRICT ZONING BYLAW NO. 940"

WHEREAS an application for amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 940 has been made;

AND WHEREAS the desirable changes in uses of Land and Buildings have been considered;

AND WHEREAS the zoning amendment conforms to the Cleanryater Official Community Plan;

NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. CITATION

This bylaw may be cited as "Thompson-Nicola Regional District Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 ,2011'.

2. PURPOSE

The Zoning Classification on a portion of the The West 15 Chains of the Most Northerly 10 Chains of District Lol 1372, Kamloops Division Yale District, Except Plans 10149, 22158 and 26016, as shown in red hatch on the map attached hereto as Schedule "A" and forming a part of this bylaw

is changed from the MH-1 (Mobile Home Park) Zone to the CR-1 (Country Residential) Zone.

READ A FIRST TIME this day of ,201 .

PUBLIC HEARING held on the day of ,201 .

READ A SECOND TIME this day of ,201 .

READ A THIRD TIME this day of ,201 .

APPROVED BY THE Ministry of Transportation and lnfrastructure this day of ,201 .

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this day of ,201 .

Clerk Chair

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Page 144 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 SCHEDULE ''A''

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This Schedule''A" is incorporated in and forms part of

Byfaw No. 2371 ,2011.

Certified Correct:

Clerk

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2371 Page 145 of 173 Zoning Amendment Application No. BA 37 ~ ••••BRITISH COLUMBIA The Best Place on Earth Reference: 149016 SEP 2 2 2011 ) H~r p*, !\1i,\0b!" . 1. , and Coun~rs.j- fL-r~ ~~ Regional District of Thompson-Nicola 300 - 465 Victoria Street Katnloops BC Y2C 2A9 K ' .. ~ Dear~ar~: ) ~ ~ .

I am writing to you to inform you about Climate Insights 101.

On Monday, August 29,2011, I had the pleasure of unveiling Climate Insights 101: Climate Science Basics, a series of animated and interactive short courses on climate change for civil servants, at the Victoria Convention Centre.

This DVD, created by the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, represents a first for North America, as the Institute strives to educate both civil servants and the public on addressing climate change. Building a solid knowledge base about climate change within the civil service is essential because of its impact not only on the environment but also on the economy, the way we live and how we use our land and water.

I felt that with your obvious focus on the environment, reducing greenhouse gases and building green, you would be interested in receiving a copy of this interactive DVD, which I have enclosed here.

I hope that you will enjoy this DVD as much as I have.

Sincerely,

Terry Lake Minister of Environment 80fO Enclosure Agenda - Cc..\- \3/:Jv1l I"f,

Ministry of Office of the Mailing Address: Telephone: 250 387-1187 Environment Minister Parliament Buildings Facsimile: 250 387-1356 Victoria BC V8V lX4

Minister of Environment dated September 22, 2011 Page 146 of 173 Re: Climate Insights 101: Climate Science Basics Local Government Program Services ...programs to address provincial-local government shared priorities

September 23, 2011 UBC~ 1 Chair Milobar and Board Thompson-Nicola Regional District 300 - 465 Victoria Street Kamloops, BC, V2C 2A9

Administration provided RE: Conditional Approval of Fuel Management Prescription by UBCM Application (Loon Lake Prescription, 2011) Funding provided by Province of B.C. Dear Chair and Board,

Thank you for submitting an application for a fue~ management prescription for the above noted project. The ProVincial Fuel Management Working Group has reviewed your submission. and the application . requirements have been met, based on the following condition:

• That mapping/ threat plots are carried out first in order to identify BRITISH COLUMBIA high and extreme threat areas and that any moderate threat areas be removed from the prescription process at that point. The Best Place on Earth The application form indicates a total project cost of $11,124.00. As the applicant is required to contribute 25% of the total project cost, the For program working group has approved a grant in the amount of $8,343.00, or 75% of information, visit the the actual eligible project costs, whichever is less. The balance of the Funding Program section at: project cost (25%) is required to be funded through community contributions. www.ubcm.ca The conditions of approval are outlined in the Program & Application Guide and the general Terms & Conditions are attached. In addition, LGPSSecretariat please note the approved grant is also subject to the following Local Government House requirements: 525 Government Street Victoria, BC, VBV OAB (1) The funding is to be used solely for the purpose of the above named funding program and project and for the expenses E-mail: [email protected] itemized in the budget that was approved as part of your Phone: (250) 356-5134 application; Fax: (250) 356-5119 (2) Funds are not transferable to other projects; (3) All project activities must be completed within 12 months and no later than September 23, 2012; (4) The final report is required to be submitted within 30 days of project completion and no later than October 23, 2012. The report must include:

Union of BC Municipalities dated September 23, 2011 Page 147 of 173 Re: Conditional Approval of Fuel Management • Completed and signed copy of the final report form • Maps and spatial data, as outlined in the relevant appendix irithe Program & Application Guide • For CWPP funding, an electronic copy of the completed CWPP(s) • For prescription funding, an electronic copy of the signed! sealed prescription(s) • For demonstration projects and operational treatments, photos of fuel conditions before and after the fuel treatment

Additional information regarding financial reporting and the disclosure of project revenues and other grant contributions (and how these may impact the eligible grant) are available in the Program & Application Guide.

Please forward this information on final report deadlines and requirements to staff or contractors responsible for implementing the project.

Also, please note that the Community Charter and Local Government Act provide the requirements for municipalities or regional districts that are providing services outside of their own jurisdiction. For more information, please refer to: • For municipalities - s. 13, Community Charter • For regional districts - s. 796 and s. 796.1, Local Government Act]

As outlined in the Program & Application Guide, grants will be awarded upon completion of your project and satisfactory receipt of the final report .. To inquire about progress payments, please contact Local Government Program Services at (250) 356-5134 or Igps®Ubcm.ca.

We wish you every success with your project and look forward to working with you on future community safety initiatives. Sincerely,

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cc: Ron Storie, Emergency Services Supervisor, Thompson-Nicola Regional District RECEIVE, Rev Atkins, Fuel Management Specialist, Cariboo Fire Center

SEP 2 6 2011 Enclosure Thompson-Nicol Union of BC Municipalities dated September 23, 2011 Page 148 of 173 RegionalRe: ConditionalDic;t;.·; ~' Approval of Fuel Management The Fourth Session, 39th Parliament of the Government of British Columbia was opened earlier today with the Speech from the Throne delivered by the Hon. Steven L. Point, Lieutenant Governor.

The following excerpts reference topics of $30 Million for Community Recreational interestto local governments in BC: Infrastructure

Municipal Auditor General B.C.'s recreational facilities are important to families and healthy lifestyles. The government is Openness and transparency is important for all making a $30 million investment to communities levels of government. Your government will be around B.C. to improve their recreational introducing legislation to create an office of the infrastructure. Recreational facilities are more Municipal Auditor General. than just bricks and mortar - they are where communities come together. The Municipal Auditor General will support existing open and transparent processes, be a Commitment to Evergreen Line Funding resource for local government and ensure the public knows they are getting value for their tax Transit is also fundamental to connecting our dollars. citizens. Communities north of the FraserRiver have been waiting too long for the development RCMP Contract Negotiations of the Evergreen Line SkyTrain extension.

And the government is committed to good Your government is committing $583 million to faith negotiations with the federal government funding the Evergreen Line, which will relieve with respect to the RCMP contract in British congestion, improve air quality and link Port Columbia. Moody and Coquitlam to the SkyTrain system. Over 8,000 direct and indirect jobs will be Ferry Commissioner Report created during construction.

We also await a report on the operations of B.C. is ready to build and we await the decision B.C. Ferriesfrom the Ferry Commissioner. The of the Mayors' Council to confirm its share of the government's response to the Commissioner's funding. report will be informed by consultations and engagement with coastal communities.

www.ubcm.ca BofD Union of BC Municipalities dated October 3, 2011 Agenda - OD\.\3J~/(Page 149 of 173 Re: Throne Speech 2011 10£!I) I

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 3, 2011 Page 150 of 173 Re: Throne Speech 2011 MEMBER RELEASE October 4, 2011

TO: Mayor & Council I Chair & Board I Senior Staff FROM: Union of BC Municipalities Secretariat RE: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 URCM Executive List

The following is a preliminary summary of the resolutions and positions ad~pted at the 201 ~ Convention, as well as policy discussion outcomes. The full and exact wordmg of all resolutions, amendments and policy papers will appear in the Convention Minutes.

EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION SECTION A

ERl Electronic Voting at UBCM Convention Al RCMP Integrated Teams Endorsed Endorsed

SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS A2 Local Government Elections - Online Voting SRl Medical Marihuana Endorsed Referred to UBCM Executive A3 BC Ferries Rate Increases SR2 Emergency Resolution on RCMP Contract Endorsed as Amended Negotiations Endorsed THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that UBCM lobby the provincial government THEREFORE BE IT RESOL YED that to recognize our coastal ferry services as UBCM request that the Government of essential extensions of our provincial Canada, in the spirit of partnership and public highway system and provide the collaboration, return to the table with independent BC Ferry Commission with a the Government of British Columbia and mandate to provide comprehensive the remaining provinces and territories recommendations aimed at creating to negotiate the settlement of a new equity between our terrestrial and marine RCMP contract that addresses the highways and keeping jobs in coastal BC; outstanding issues of a new partnership, cost containment and accountability. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that UBCM lobby the provincial government MUNICIPAL AUDITOR GENERAL POLICY to ensure that the BC ferry fares are PAPER reduced and current service levels are maintained at current levels until such Endorsed as Amended time as the provincial government implements legislation that recognizes THEREFORE BE IT RESOL YED that UBCM, while our coastal ferry services as essential disagreeing on the necessity to create an office extensions of our provincial public of the Municipal Auditor General, due to the fact highway system and creates equity that requirements of such an office are already between Be's terrestrial and marine met under existing local government legislation highway systems. and regulations, endorse in principle the policy paper and instruct the UBCM Executive to A4 Enhanced Seniors' Care Outreach & continue negotiations with the provincial Preventative Health Programs government. Endorsed

www.ubcm.ca BofD Agenda - CG\-.\'3/J-D\ , Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 151 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-201211\~() UBCM A5 Retention of Carbon Offsets by Local implementing the regulation, such as the Governments use of a model bylaw to aI/ow local Endorsed government to assist in enforcing the regulation or mandating the Product A6 Aquaculture Agreements Stewardship Program with responsibility Endorsed to implement and monitor these regulations. A7 Treaty Advisory Committee Funding Endorsed B8 Keep of Prisoners Cost Endorsed SECTION B - PART 1 B9 Provincial Court of BC - Judicial In keeping with UBCM resolutions Resources procedures, Section B - Part 1 resolutions Endorsed were considered as a block by the 2011 Convention on Wednesday, September 28. B10 Responding to the Threat of Tsunamis The exception was resolution B16, which Endorsed was removed for individual debate and was B11 Flood Mitigation Programs considered following passage of the block. Endorsed

The disposition of the resolutions in the B12 Diking Districts Section B - Part 1 block was as follows: Endorsed

B1 Duty of Elected Officials to Respect B13 911 Call Levy Confidentiality Endorsed Endorsed B14 Provision & Funding of Victim Services B2 First Line Fire Truck Replacement Endorsed Guidelines Endorsed B15 Crime Prevention Programs Endorsed B3 Fire & Police Services Collective Bargaining Act B17 Determining Election Results Where a Tie Endorsed Vote Exists After a Judicial Recount Endorsed B4 Emergency Management BC & Road Rescue Services B18 Regulation of Installation of Signs, Speed Endorsed & Pedestrian Crossings Within Municipal Boundaries 85 Local Government Emergency Response Endorsed Costs Endorsed B19 Bike Lane Sweeping Endorsed B6 First Responder Training Funding Endorsed B20 Off Road Vehicle (ORV) Licensing & Safety B7 Scrap Metal Licensing & Regulating Endorsed Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B21 Railcar Service THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Endorsed UBCM lobby the provincial government to implement a system to licence and B22 Allocating Carbon Tax for Transit regulate the scrap metal economy in Funding British Columbia and in the process Endorsed consider different methods of

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 152 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM B23 BC Hydro Fair Compensation B35 Development Cost Charges for Solid Endorsed Waste Infrastructure Endorsed B24 Varying Tax Rates Endorsed B36 Farm Assessment Review Implementation Endorsed B25 University Property Tax Payments Endorsed B37 Brownfield Sites Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B26 Liquor Tax Allocation Endorsed THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the BC Assessment Authority ensure any site B27 Public Library Funding with an operating business have its Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed assessment values consistent with other similar properties regardless of actual or THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that perceived contamination. UBCM request that the provincial government restore funding for BC B38 Recycling Deposit & Refund System libraries and reading centres to the levels Expansion that were achieved as part of the Endorsed strategic plan prior to 2009. B39 Product Stewardship Inadequacies B28 BCLC Revenue Allocation Endorsed Endorsed B40 Glass Sponge Reef Protection B29 Rural Dividend Endorsed Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B41 Endangered Species & Ecosystems THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Protection Act provincial government be requested to Endorsed develop a program that would provide additional financial and capacity building B42 Control of Canada Geese resources to communities by returning a Endorsed fair share of the revenue created by resource industry activity in their B43 Ground Water Regulation & Agricultural respective regions. Water Reserve Endorsed B30 Revenue Sharing from Mining Royalties Endorsed B44 Regulation of Sale of Plants & Seeds Endorsed B31 Infrastructure Funding for Small Communities B45 Enforcement of Development Permits Endorsed Endorsed

B32 Universal Soil Removal Fee B46 Aggregate Extraction Endorsed Endorsed

B33 Request to Amend Section 941 of the B47 Regulation & Protection of Use of Local Government Act Waterways Endorsed Endorsed

B34 Infrastructure Costs B48 Agricultural Land Commission Endorsed Endorsed

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 153 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM B49 Provincial Parks B60 Rural Health Care Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed Endorsed

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that B61 Mental Health Illness Impacts UBCM petition the provincial Endorsed government to provide appropriate budgets and staff to fully support the B62 Autism Programs & Funding continued and sustained operation of Endorsed provincial parks and related facilities and services, year-round where appropriate, B63 Community-based Seniors' Care thereby supporting the tourism industry Endorsed and the quality of life of all British Columbians; B64 Introduction of Uniform Provincial Smoking Standards AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Endorsed provincial government be asked to recognize provincial parks and related B65 Provincial Childcare Funding facilities and services as the sole Endorsed responsibility of the Province and cease all direct and indirect attempts to B66 Provincial & Federal Investment in Early download these services, or any aspects Care & Learning of these services, to local government. Endorsed

B50 Forestry Practices on Private Managed B67 Provincial Housing Trust Funds Forest Lands Endorsed Endorsed B68 Utility Rate Review B51 Funding for Visitor Centres Endorsed Endorsed B69 Return to Heritage Funding B52 Agricultural Funding Endorsed Endorsed B70 Restore Gaming Grants B53 Agriculture Policy Endorsed Endorsed B71 Amendment to the Library Act to Allow B54 Clean Renewable Energy Projects for Remuneration of Board Members Endorsed Endorsed

B55 Barriers to Small Scale Food Production B72 High Speed Internet/Cell Phone Coverage & Distribution Endorsed Endorsed B73 Education Curriculum on Local B56 Support of the BC Grown & Processed Government Food Sector Endorsed Endorsed B74 Restore Funding to Women's Centres B57 Forest Tenure Review Endorsed Endorsed The following resolution, rernoved frorn the B58 Insufficient Funding of Health Authorities Section B - Part 1 block, was then Endorsed considered individually:

B59 Restore Funding to Hospitals B16 Online Voting in Local Government Endorsed Elections Removed from Consideration

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 154 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM SECTION 8 - PART 2~a B87 HST & Pension Plans Endorsed In keeping with the procedures for handling resolutions, Section B - Part 2-a resolutions B88 School Site Acquisition Charge were considered as a block by the 2011 Endorsed Convention on Thursday, September 29. B89 Illegal Dumping The disposition of the resolutions in the Endorsed Section B - Part 2-a block was as follows: B90 Natural Area Tax Exemption Program Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B75 Homicide Investigation Costs Endorsed THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Ministry of Community, Sport & Cultural B76 Reduction of Sheriffs' Escort for Prisoners Development be requested to grant local Endorsed governments the authority to implement natural area protection tax exemption B77 Provincial Legislation Regarding Metal programs. Theft Endorsed B91 Development of a Nature & Climate Conservation Strategy B78 National Public Safety Broadband Endorsed Network & Endorsed Referred to FCM B92 Authority to Control Weeds Endorsed B79 Funding for Coastal Flood Protection Endorsed B93 Balancing Agriculture & Aquatic Species at Risk Conservation B80 Wildland Interface Hazards on Crown Endorsed & Referred to FCM Land Endorsed B94 Maintenance of Engineered Ditches Endorsed B81 Winter Tires Mandatory for Rental Vehicles B95 Amend the BC Mines Act Endorsed Endorsed

B82 Rail Crossing Upgrade Costs B96 BC Water Act Modernization Endorsed Endorsed

B83 Highways - Liability B97 Protection of Lakes & Rivers Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the UBCM petition the Province on behalf of Province of British Columbia restore BC local governments to amend the funding and resources to provincial Negligence Act so that municipalities ministries to ensure the adequate cannot be enjoined as third parties for protection of BC lakes and rivers, or legal claims on provincial highways. provide the enabling regulatory authority and financial means to local governments B84 Northern Living Deduction to properly protect and manage lakes and Endorsed & Referred to FCM rivers at the local level, should they so wish. B86 Outstanding Taxes on Defaulted Crown Leases B98 Renewable Energy Requirement Endorsed Endorsed

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 155 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM B99 Contaminated Sites B108 Inclusive PhYSical Activity School Endorsed Curriculum Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B100 Consultation with Local Government Regarding Resource Management THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Endorsed UBCM lobby the Province to implement a provincial adaptation to curricula that B101 Urban Farms will encourage: Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed 1) inclusive physical activities in all THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that grades, particularly in physical UBCM encourage local governments education; within the province of British Columbia 2) adaptation of wording in provincial to undertake an inventory of public land curricula that will reflect seamless (inclusive of parks, boulevards, rights-of- inclusion for all students; and way) including identification of current 3) promotion of input and awareness in zoning and applicable bylaws and/or the development of resources and covenants, with the intention of creating services (or programs) that will local government agricultural land banks enhance inclusive physical activity; for all forms of urban agriculture activities in support of local food security initiatives AND BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that that may include, but are not limited to: UBCM encourage BC post-secondary urban farms, community gardens, or institutions to adapt and enhance their edible boulevards; curricula where relevant to teach and reflect inclusive physical activity through AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that sport and recreation, healthy living, UBCM encourage local governments to education and other related programs. review procurement and business licensing policies to enhance the viability B109 Canada Post Service Cuts of urban agriculture. Endorsed & Referred to FCM

B102 Agricultural land Values 8110 Public Telephone Access Endorsed Endorsed & Referred to FCM

B103 First Nations Urban Reserves B111 long Form of the Canada Census Endorsed Endorsed & Referred to FCM

B104 Support for BRIDGES Program B112 Exclusion of Water Services from Endorsed International Trade Agreements Endorsed & Referred to FCM B105 Reinvesting in Forest Stewardship Endorsed 8113 Federal Library Funding Contribution Endorsed & Referred to FCM B106 Elimination of MSP Premiums Endorsed 8114 Succession Planning for local Governments B107 Water Regulations Endorsed Endorsed with Amendment as Proposed B115 Improvement of Accountability Measures THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Endorsed UBCM urge the provincial government to provide funding opportunities that reflect SECTION B - PART 2-b RESOLUTIONS the true cost of the upgrades to aging infrastructure particularly in the rural 8116 Safe Cycling Routes Along Highway areas of the province of British Columbia. Corridors Not Endorsed

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 156 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM B117 Reduce Voting Age for Local B133 Carbon Offsets Government & School Board Elections Endorsed Note Endorsed B134 Ecosystem Based Offsets for Local B118 Tax Credits for Emergency Responders Governments Endorsed Not Endorsed

Bl19 Repeal Sections 420-427 of the Local B135 Environmental Protection Fees Government Act Endorsed as Amended Endorsed THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that B120 Interest Rate on Arrears & Delinquent UBCM urge the Province of British Taxes Columbia to develop a new revenue Endorsed source through the implementation of environmental protection fees on all B121 Tourist Accommodation Tax Relief incoming freight, and that those revenues Not Endorsed be dedicated throughout the province by the Invasive Plant Council of BC and B122 Business Class Exemption local governments for the purpose of Not Endorsed preventing, mitigating and eradicating invasive species; B123 LEED Gold Hospital Capital Projects Endorsed AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that cargo certified as weed-free by the BC B124 Requirements for Public Notice Cattlemen's Association, or other Not Endorsed recognized agency, will be exempt from the levy. B125 Breach of Oath of Office by Elected Officials B136 Importance of Mechanical Insulation Not Endorsed Endorsed

B126 Unauthorized Disclosure of Information B137 Citizen Complaints Regarding the RCMP by Elected Officials in BC Not Endorsed No Action Required

B127 DFO Referral Times B138 Re-instatement of Strategic Wildfire Endorsed Prevention Initiative No Action Required B128 Riparian Area Regulation Variance Protocol Update B139 Fuel Management Prescription Program Referred to UBCM Executive Referred to UBCM Executive

B129 Control of Watersheds B140 Regional Growth Strategy Endorsed Not Endorsed

B130 Effective Management of Water B141 Grant Programs for Regional Districts Resou rces Endorsed Not Endorsed B142 Travel Expense for Participating in UBCM B131 Carbon Neutral Obligations Committee Meetings Referred to UBCM Executive Endorsed

B132 Climate Action Charter B143 Blue Community Not Endorsed Endorsed

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 157 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM 8144 Animal Abuse 8149 Transportation of Hazardous Materials Endorsed Endorsed as Amended

8145 Animal Welfare in 8C Communities THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Endorsed UBCM request that the federal and provincial governments conduct a review 8146 U8CM Resolutions SessionParticipation to determine whether the emergency Endorsed response capabilities are appropriate for the quantities and class of hazardous 8147 UBCM Name Change materials now being transported along Endorsed the new Asia Pacific Gateway corridor.

8148 School District 80ard Transparency SECTION B - PART 3-b RESOLUTIONS Referred to UBCM Executive 8157 Age Restrictions on Indoor Tanning SECTION B - PART 3-a RESOLUTIONS Endorsed

In keeping with UBCM resolutions 8158 Elimination of MSP Premiums for Seniors procedures, Section B - Part 3-a resolutions Removed from Consideration were considered as a block by the 2011 8159 For-profit Clinics Convention on Friday, September 30. The Not Endorsed exception was resolution B149, which was removed for individual debate and was 8160 Food Safety at Community Events considered following passage of the block. Endorsed as Amended

The disposition of the resolutions in the THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Section B - Part 3-a block was as follows: UBCM request that all health authorities develop reasonable policies that will 8150 Seniors' Testing Under DriveA8LE aI/ow the sale and provision of foods Program prepared in non-commercial kitchens and Endorsed which are not cost prohibitive or otherwise prohibitively onerous to the 8151 8ee Importation average citizen. Endorsed 8161 Alaska Hwy 97 North - Four-Ianing 8152 Trading Water Rights Not Endorsed Endorsed 8162 Highway 16 Three-Ianing 8153 Marine Conservation Strategy- Not Endorsed Vancouver Island Shelf Endorsed 8163 Volunteer Dues Income Tax Credit Not Endorsed 8154 Funding for Regional Area Geologists Endorsed 8164 Canada First Shipping & Transportation Policy 8155 HST Exemption Endorsed Endorsed 8165 Annual Halibut Quota 8156 Casino Development Not Endorsed Endorsed Due to time constraints, in keeping with The following resolution, removed from the UBCM resolutions procedures the Section B - Part 3-a block, was then recommendations for the remaining Section considered individually: B - Part 3 resolutions were adopted as a block, with the exception of resolution B174,

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 158 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM which was removed for individual debate The following resolution, removed from the and considered following passage of the block of remaining Section B - Part 3 block. Resolutions for which the Resolutions resolutions, was then considered Committee made no recommendation were individually: referred automatically to the UBCM Executive for consideration. B174 BC Hydro Wireless Smart Meters Endorsed The disposition of the remaining Section B - Part 3 resolutions was as follows: RESOLUTIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE 8166 Allocation of Pacific Halibut to Sport One late resolution, LR6, was deemed to be Fishing Sector emergency in nature and was admitted for Referred Automatically to UBCM Executive debate. No other late resolutions were admitted for debate. In keeping with UBCM B167 Public Commission on Forests procedures, the late resolutions will be Referred Automatically to UBCM forwarded to the appropriate Area Executive Associations for consideration in the 2012 resolutions cycle, pending sponsor approval. 8168 Federal & Provincial Environmental AssessmentProcesses LR6 Oil Pipelines & Tanker Traffic in BC Not Endorsed Endorsed

8169 Incandescent Light 8ulb Ban THEREFORE BE IT RESOL VED that Referred Automatically to UBCM UBCM request that the National Energy Executive Board, Port Metro Vancouver, and all appropriate federal ministers ensure that 8170 Compact Fluorescent Light 8ulbs any applications to expand the amount Referred Automatically to U BCM of oil transported by pipeline or tanker Executive in British Columbia undergo:

8171 Trapping Regulations a. the highest degree of environmental Referred Automatically to UBCM assessment; and Executive b. meaningful public consultation, including direct engagement with B172 Carbon Taxing ofthe Coal Industry affected municipalities, regional Referred Automatically to UBCM authorities and British Columbia Executive First Nations.

8173 Tuition Fees RESOLUTION OFF THE flOOR Referred Automatically to UBCM Executive OF1 Health Care Costs Recovery Act Endorsed 8175 Provincial Income Assistance Rates Referred Automatically to UBCM THEREFORE BE IT RESOL VED that the Executive Province be requested to withdraw all current claims under the Health Care 8176 Cuts to Family Reunification Program Costs Recovery Act against local Referred Automatically to UBCM governments and provide a commitment Executive to review their practice of pursuing claims against local governments except in cases of gross negligence.

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 159 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM 2011-2012 UBCM EXECUTIVE

President Director Heath Slee East Kootenay RD First Vice-President Mayor Mary Sjostrom Quesnel Second Vice-President Director Rhona Martin Columbia Shuswap RD Third Vice-President Mayor Barry Janyk Gibsons Past President Councillor Barbara Steele Surrey Vancouver Representative Councillor Tim Stevenson Vancouver GVRD Representative* Mayor Greg Moore Port Coquitlam Small Community Rep. Councillor Galina Durant Stewart Electoral Area Rep. Chair AI Richmond Cariboo RD Vancouver Metro Area Reps.** Councillor Sav Dhaliwal Burnaby Counci Ilor Mel Kositsky Langley Township AKBLG Representative Councillor Wesly Graham Creston LMLGA Representative Councillor Lorrie Williams New Westminster NCLGA Representative Chair Art Kaehn Fraser-Fort George RD SILGA Representative Councillor Noreen Guenther Lake Country AVICC Representative Chair Joe Stanhope Nanaimo RD Directors at Large Mayor James Atebe Mission Mayor Sharon Gaetz Chilliwack Councillor Murry Krause Prince George Mayor David Pernarowski Terrace Councillor Jerrilyn Schembri Tumbler Ridge

* The GVRO Representative is a member of the Board of the Greater Vancouver Regional District and is elected by the members of the GVRD Board. ** The two Vancouver Metro Area Representative positions are filled by elected officials from either or both the council of a GVRO member municipality; or the GVRD Board. Similarly, those same elected officials are eligible to vote for the position.

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Union of BC Municipalities dated October 4, 2011 Page 160 of 173 Re: 2011 Resolutions Disposition & 2011-2012 UBCM Emergency Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September28,2011

FROM: Director of Development Services

SUBJEGT: Community Wildfire Protection Funding 1) Area P- Heffley Creek -- Evergreen Estates, 2) Area L - Barnhartville - Watson-Larson Road 3) Area J - Red Lake - Copper Creek Road

RECOMMENDATION:

1) That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District apply to the Union of BG Municipalities for a $5,700 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area P, Heffley Greek Community, at Evergreen to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

2l That the Thompson-Nlcola Regional District apply to the Union of BC Municipalities for a $4,425 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area L, Barnhartvale at Watson Larson Road to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

3) That the Thompson-Nicola Regional District apply to the Union of BC Municipalities for a $5,340 grant to be used for the preparation of a fuel management prescription by Bruce Morrow, RPF for the Area J, Red Lake at Gooper Creek Road to be implemented by Wildfire Management Branch.

Director of Development Services cAo

BACKGROUND:

At the March 26,2009 Regular Meeting, the Board of Directors adopted the TNRD Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) in principle, with all operational components of the plan to be implemented and funded by third parties. TNRD financial support is limited to applying for either

Community Wildfire Protection Funding Page 161 of 173 1) Area P- Heffley Creek -- Evergreen Estates, September 28,2011 Page 2 of 2 Subject: Community Wildfire Protection Funding federal funding (which is currently non-existent) or provincial funding (which is via the Union of BC Municipalities Community Wildfire Protection Plan initiative) on behalf of third parties.

DISCUSSION:

The TNRD maintains an excellent working relationship with Wildfire Management Branch (WMB) staff. With new changes being implemented in the way WMB operates, the TNRD has been asked to implement these three projects on their behalf. Kamloops WMB has identified these areas as high and or very high hazard threat and provides a work project location for immediate dispatch of initial attach crews. Fieldwork completed over the last month by WMB indicates that the 3 areas of concern are in the high or very high hazard fuel risk rating, consistent with the UBCM funding guidelines. ln the past, WMB have contacted residents for concerns and then implemented fuel management operations adjacent crown land. This application will be at "no" cost to the taxpayer. With your resolution to move fonvard, the TNRD will obtain a prescription which will provide operational direction of fuel management operations to be conducted by WMB, in these areas,

CONCLUSION:

The projects proposed for Heffley Lake, Barnhartvale, and Red Lake are consistent with the objectives of the TNRD CWPP. Approval of the recommendations will benefit these communities by obtaining fuel management prescriptions and allowing the WMB to implement fuel management modification, all to reduce the future wildfire risk surrounding these communities.

Directors, Sternig, Taylor and Elliot are aware of this initiative and endorse it.

Community Wildfire Protection Funding Page 162 of 173 1) Area P- Heffley Creek -- Evergreen Estates, Corporate and Community Services BOARD REPORT

TO: Chair and Board of Directors DATE: September 21, 2011

FROM: Clerk I Director of Community Services

SUBJECT: Federal Gas Tax Funding - Electoral Area "M" Lower Nicola Waterworks District - Carrington Loop Line

RECOMMENDA TION{S):

1. That the Board of Directors approves the expenditure of $85,000.00 from the Federal Gas Tax Revenues, Community Works Fund component, allocated to Electoral Area "M" to provide funding to the Lower Nicola Waterworks District for the installation of the Carrington Loop Line.

2. That the Chair and Corporate Officer be authorized to execute an agreement with the Lower Nicola Waterworks District which will require the Lower Nicola Waterworks District to fulfill the requirements of the Federal Gas Tax Funding agreement.

L~~ A pr ed for Clerk I Director of Community Services Boar Consideration CAG

BACKGROUND:

Representatives from the Lower Nicola Waterworks District (LNWD) approached Director Randy Murray regarding funding assistance to complete a project identified as the Carrington Loop Line. This project will consist of the installation of 870 m of 150 mm waterline and will loop two dead end lines.

Federal Gas Tax Funding - Electoral Area "M" Page 163 of 173 Lower Nicola Waterworks District - Carrington Loop Line September 21,2011 Page 2 of 2 Subject: Federal Gas Tax Funding - Electoral Area "M" Lower Nicola Waterworks District - Carrington Loop Line

DISCUSSION:

The Carrington Loop Line project will improve water pressure, water quality and will reduce service interruptions in the area.

Director Murray would like to contribute $85,000.00 of the Gas Tax funding allocated to Electoral Area "M" to assist in funding the project.

This project would fall under the Water and Wastewater category which lists the following as an eligible project: "Developing or upgrading drinking water system to improve water quality and reduce water use, increase energy efficiency, and secure water supply in the face of drought."

An amendment to the Gas Tax Agreement, signed on January 25,2007, allows for the funds to be applied to buildings and infrastructure owned by non-government organizations (NGO). The TNRD is required to enter into a contract with the NGO that obligates the NGO to abide by all the terms and conditions of the Federal Gas Tax agreement.

CONCLUSION:

Staff, at this time, recommends that the Board of Directors approve the expenditure of $85,000.00 in Gas Tax funds to assist the LNWD in installation of the Carrington Loop Line, provided the required agreement is executed between the LNWD and the TNRD.

LRH/ais

Federal Gas Tax Funding - Electoral Area "M" Page 164 of 173 Lower Nicola Waterworks District - Carrington Loop Line TNRD Buildinq Permit Activitv Hiqhliqhts - September 2011

Gomparison: 2011 vs. 2010

September 2011 Year To Date

o/o ot 2011 2010 ôú 2011 2010 ôv /o Total Permits lssued 44 41 ô 7 249 370 ü 32 Residential Units Created 16 17 ü 5 92 146 t 36

Construction Value (m illions) 35 53 ú 339 34.1 39 ü 12.5

September 2011 September 2010 YlD 2011 YTD 2O1O # Value of # Value of # Value of # Value of Perm ts Construction Perm ts Construction Perm ts Construction Perm ts Construction Residential 16 2,898,456 17 4,892,865 92 25,070,426 146 32,412,210

Commercial 3 44,425 2 28,427 23 3,200,974 16 1,277,927

lnstitutional 3 177,000 0 0 5 881,000 3 85,000

lndustrial 0 0 0 0 4 2,141,430 1 150,000

Other 22 423,940 22 406,000 125 2,838,258 204 5,09'1,803

Total 44 3,543,821 41 5,327,292 249 34,132,088 370 39,016,940

Residential Units Created

September 20'11 September 2010 YTD 2011 YTD 2O1O

Single Family Dwelling b 12 63 94

Manufactured Home 10 5 29 50

Multi Family Dwelling 0 0 0 2

Total 16 17 92 146

TNRD Building Permit Activity Highlights - September 2011 Page 165 of 173 THOM PSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT TNRD Building Permit Activity Highlights BUILDING ¡NSPECTION SERVICES Sep-11

PERMITVALUE

LOCATIONS 20ll September 2010 Seotember 2OfI YTD 2O1O YTD % CHANGE YTD # $ Value # $ Value # $ Value # $ Value # $ Value

Ashcroft 0 0 0 c € 844,00C 5 369,72C 20.c 128.28

Cache Creek 0 0 0 4 413,00( 6 167,O4C -33.: 147.25 '170,00c C nton 2 0 c 422,50C 10 944,31C -10.c -55.2C

Lytton 2 239,18C 0 2 239,18C 1 5,00c 100.c 4683.6C

E 5 639,35t 1 150,00( 18 2,166,85i 31 3,534,895 -41ç -38.7C

I 3 68,50r 3 175.17! 11 1,841,49C 10 622.17a 10.( 195.98 - September 2011 Chase 2 100,00( 3 4,00( 1C 473,874 26 824.40C -61 i -42.52 c Logan Lake 1 20,00( 1 642,90C 19 871,174 -52.Ê -26.2C *Sun Peaks 0 2 665,00C c 6 2,953,00C 100.( 100.0c

3 798,00( 6 2,260,77( 21 4,346,00C 23 4,634,78C -87 -6.23

L 6 331,00( 6 78,00( 34 5,872,69C 35 4,580,931 -2.ç 28.2C

P 6 106,20( 6 814,00( 2l 4,OO0,47C 47 6,484.743 -46 € -38.31

M 6 4't1,21( '149,00( 2e 5,334,101 44 5,O73,70a -40.ç 5.13

N 0 2 58,00( 12 995,95C 16 1,O78,72C -25 C -7 67 *Barriere 0 I 220,OO( 610,144 28 2,O39,017 -75 ( -70.08 Page 166 of 173

Clean¡rater 2 28,00( 4 439.42C ¿¿ 2,476,531 21 1,392.42C ol 77.86

A 1 94,00( 2 33.421 8 489,50C 18 1,193,117 -55.€ -58.97

B 0 0 3 427.O45 1 '175,00c 200.c 144.O3

o 5 538,37C 1 280.50( 21 2,535,85( 23 2,O72,79? -87 22.34

rOTAL 44 3,543,821 41 5,327,292 249 34,132,08t 37( 39,016,940 -32.i -12.s2 *Building inspection functions transferred to municipalities June 1,2O11 Premier announces $650,000 to support Age-Friendly BC

3:45 PM 09/29/2011

VANCOUVER - Premier Christy Clark announced the launch of Age-friendly BC, a $650,000 grant and recognition program to help local governments create environments in which seniors will be able to enjoy good health and active participation in their community.

"An age-friendly community is where older British Columbians are supported to live active, socially-engaged and independent lives," said Premier Clark. 'We are working with local governments and the Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) to provide $650,000 in grants and award local efforts to create communities where people of all ages and abilities feel valued and included throughout their life."

Age-friendly BC is built around three key components: recognition, support and information. To be recognized as an Age-friendly BC community, local governments can apply to show that they have met criteria that focus on seniors' engagement, commitment, assessment and action. Through a partnership with UBCM, a grant program of $650,000 in funding from the Province of B.C. has been created to support local governments in taking these steps.

The Age-friendly BC website contains a new guide and other information to help communities achieve each step to become more age-friendly. This resource package will also be printed and sent to local governments.

"This program will help ensure the province continues to excel in seniors care by making communities more age-friendly," said Parliamentary Secretary for Seniors to the Minister of Health Ron Cantelon. "By supporting communities, we are supporting seniors and ensuring they live active, healthy lives."

The age-friendly concept came from an international study conducted by the World Health Organization and a Canadian study that looked at rural and remote communities. An age- friendly community provides welcoming public spaces, accessible transportation, affordable housing options and employment and volunteer opportunities. Age-friendly communities also provide information and services which fit the needs of seniors. Older people are respected participants in an age-friendly community.

"Local governments are adjusting their approach to community design and program delivery to keep pace with aging populations," said UBCM Pres.ident Barbara Steele. "The additional funding provided by the government of B.C. will support local government efforts to create age friendly communities."

Achieving Age-friendly BC status will link communities around the province to a broader network of national and international age-friendly communities. 80fD Attach - L>v-T(3);jt}' I Province of BC dated September 29, 2011 Page 167 of 173 Re: Premier announces $650,000 to support Age- This initiative builds on work underway in British Columbia to make communities more inclusive to seniors. It will strengthen components already in place and will help communities take new actions in creating healthy, vibrant communities throughout British Columbia.

The Province of B.C. is recognized as a leader in Canada in supporting the creation of age- friendly communities since 2007. In June, B.C. launched Creating an Age-friendly Business in BC, a guide for businesses to address the needs of older customers and employees.

The Province supports a variety of ways to help older British Columbians remain healthy, active and connected in their communities. Healthy Families BC, a new comprehensive health promotion program, will help families, including seniors, make healthy choices and lead healthier lives.

For more information see www.SeniorsBC.ca/agefriendly

Media contacts:

Chris Olsen Press Secretary Office of the Premier 604 220-1640

Ryan Jabs Media Relations Manager Ministry of Health 250952-1887 (media line)

BACKGROUNDER

Quick facts:

• Almost one-sixth of B.C.'s population is over 65 years old. The number of seniors is doubling from 676,000 to an estimated 1,324,000 over the next 20 years. • The fastest-growing segment of B.C.'s population is those over 75. • In the next 25 years, the number of B.C. residents over 75 is projected to increase by 130 per cent, from under 317,000 to over 730,000. B.C.'s population is expected to grow only 33 per cent in that time. • Local governments that plan to accommodate the needs of older residents can ensure a liveable, attractive and thriving community for people of all ages. • For older people, living in an age-friendly community can help them continue to lead active, independent, and healthy lives. • The benefits of an age-friendly community reach beyond seniors and will enhance the health, safety and participation of all residents. • Illness, disability and loss of independence are not inevitable consequences of aging.

Province of BC dated September 29, 2011 Page 168 of 173 Re: Premier announces $650,000 to support Age- • Engaging in healthy lifestyles can prevent, minimize or even reverse poor physical and mental health in old age . • .Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can also help the health care system by reducing the need for health and social services.

Media contact:

Chris Olsen Press Secretary Office of the Premier 604 220-1640

Ryan Jabs Media Relations Manager Ministry of Health 250952-1887 (media line)

Province of BC dated September 29, 2011 Page 169 of 173 Re: Premier announces $650,000 to support Age- ~TELUS® NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release Office of the Premier 2011PREM0123-001242 Ministry of Labour, Citizens' Services and Open Government Sept. 30, 2011 TELUS

Work to connect rural B.C. underway

VICTORIA - Premier Christy Clark today announced that work has begun to expand connectivity in . rural British Columbia under a 10-year strategic telecommunications services contract signed by the Province and TELUS.

"As part of my commitment to making British Columbia stronger and more competitive, we have secured this partnership to help expand high-speed Internet access to every community in the province, extend critical wireless coverage to highway corridors, and upgrade cutting edge communications technology in hundreds of schools and healthcare facilities," said Premier Clark. "I'm pleased to say work is already underway to make these connections that will bring people better access to education, health information, business and economic opportunities."

The contract with TELUS,the province's largest private employer, will save the province an estimated $400 million over its to-year term. Under the terms of the contract, TELUSwill provide telecommunication services to government and its public sector partners. This leverages rural benefits including the expansion of high-speed Internet in rural and remote communities and the expansion of wireless coverage along highway segments.

"We're going to see a major expansion of Internet connections in rural and remote parts of the province over the next 10 years," said Labour, Citizens' Services and Open Government Minister Margaret MacDiarmid. "Expanding access to high-speed Internet will be an economic driver to rural communities in B.C."

Since finalizing the contract on July 29, 2011, approximately 245 kilometres of previously unconnected highway segments now have new wireless coverage. Within five years, over 1,700 kilometres of new cellular coverage will be extended along highways across the province. As well, groundwork is in place to connect up to 450 schools with high-speed fibre optic cables over the next 10 years.

Work currently underway includes: • Maintaining affordable wholesale Internet access for regional and local internet service proViders in rural communities, so they can continue to provide local service to rural and remote British Columbians . • Increasing Internet speeds up to ten-fold in many areas connected under a previous agreement between the Province and TELUS. Increased Internet speeds help regional and local Internet sen/ice providers to offer quality Internet to businesses, schools, and citizens.

Bofe Attach - (!.d. r~/:JIJ1/ Telus dated September 30, 2011 Page 170 of 173 Re: Work to Connect Rural BC Underway • Working to address the connectivity needs of three per cent of citizens who live in very remote areas that cannot be served by land-based systems. • Improving access to wireless services by installing sites providing coverage to more than 1,700 kilometres of primary and secondary highways. TELUShas already installed sites covering 245 km of highway, and expects to turn on at least 10 additional wireless sites by the end of the year. TELUSis working to secure appropriate sites and permits for dozens of additional sites on highway corridors across B.C.that will be complete within the next five years. o New wireless services now cover Pine Pass near Tumbler Ridge, Lytton, previously un- connected stretches of Highway 5 Coquihalla (Hope to Kamloops), Highway 97C (Merritt to Kelowna) and Highway 16 (from Terrace to Prince Rupert and Prince George to Terrace). o More than half of all 911 calls today are made on wireless phones, making rural highway connection an important public safety enhancement. • A Strategic Investment Fund is being established, setting out a minimum of $80 million for projects identified as strategic to transforming and improving service delivery for government, families and businesses around B.C.

"This partnership builds on the $24.5 billion TELUShas invested across British Columbia since 2000, and will result in a further $350 million to extend advanced communications technology into rural B.C. over the next decade," said Darren Entwistle, TELUSPresident and CEO. "This undertaking is nothing short of transformational and will help to build healthier communities that can compete in the global economy, whilst supporting hundreds of local jobs. Importantly, it will ensure that our youth are able to pursue their ambitions by having equal access to education and that patients across B.C. benefit from new and emerging health care technologies."

Currently, 93 per cent of British Columbians have access to broadband Internet and the goal is to expand high-speed connectivity to 100 per cent of British Columbians across the province in the next 10 years.

To learn more, please visit Network BC at www.network.gov.bc.ca or the Connecting British Columbia website at http://about.telus.com/communitv/english/about us/for our customers/connecting bc program

Contact: David Greer Communications Director Ministry of Labour, Citizens' Services and Open Government 250 208-4350

Shawn Hall TELUSMedia Relations 604697-8176

Connect with the Province of B.C. at www.gov.bc.ca/connect

Telus dated September 30, 2011 Page 171 of 173 Re: Work to Connect Rural BC Underway Province supports healthy communities with $30M program

11:30 AM 09/30/2011

VANCOUVER - The Province will provide $30 million in funding to communities to give B.C. families greater access to recreation facilities so they can enjoy the benefits of increased physical activity and community involvement, announced Premier Christy Clark at the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention.

'We know that communities in B.C. face challenges when it comes to providing recreational infrastructure, particularly those in rural B.C.," said Premier Clark. ''This program will help communities address these challenges by boosting the resources available at the local level. As we work to strengthen our families, it is important to understand the value of recreation - quite simply, getting together and having some recreational fun can reap huge rewards."

Eligible recreation projects will include sports facilities, community recreation spaces, fitness facilities, trails, bike paths, walkways, playgrounds and other indoor or outdoor recreational centres. Priority will be given to small communities, many of which lack the capacity to fund infrastructure.

"Not only will this program help families in smaller communities to have greater access to recreation, it will provide jobs and economic stimulus during the construction and operation of the facilities," said Ida Chong, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. "I look forward to seeing how communities can make the most out of this great opportunity to build upon their recreational infrastructure."

"I am thrilled with today's announcement", said Suzanne Allard Strutt, CEO of the BC Recreation and Parks Association. "This funding will go a long way to help address the pressing need across the province to replenish and renew our stock of recreation facilities. These facilities are the life blood of our communities. They are known to be one of the most cost- effective prescriptions for good health and engaged citizens. It's great to see such a significant investment in B.C. families. "

Applications submitted between Oct. 14 and Dec. 28, 2011 will be considered for project approval, with the limit of one application per community. Regional districts will have the opportunity to submit more than one application.

Announcements of successful applicants and funding will be made by March 31,2012. Application packages will be posted on the ministry website at: http://www.cscd.gov.bc.ca/lgd/finance/grants.htm

Learn more:

A roundup of UBCM 2011 activities: http://www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2011/09/ubcm-2011.html

BofD Province of BC dated September 30, 2011 PageAttach 172- ofDe--\-, 1731~/~/ I Re: Province Supports Healthy Communities with $30M Media contacts:

Chris Olsen Office of the Premier 604 220-1640

Jeff Rud Communications Director Ministry of Community Sport and Cultural Development 250 208-4028

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