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Mayor and Council Correspondence Summary H.01 Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary November 25, 2013 FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # 607 B. Cuthbert Brunswick Point Wedge Parcel HR&CP 119261 608 Hon. K.L. Findlay, MP, Proposed KRPI Radio Towers at HR&CP 119387 Delta – Richmond East Point Roberts 609 Hon. J. Moore, MP Industry Canada HR&CP 119388 610 P. & S. Mitchell No Radio Towers in Point Roberts HR&CP 119259 Please 611 D. Hazel Pt. Roberts Radio Towers HR&CP 119255 612 C. Higgins, BC BC Ambulance Service Resource FIRE, POL, 119307 Emergency Health Allocation Plan Update cc: Services HR&CP 613 R. Kerr South Fraser Model United Nations PR&C 119266 614 A. Maas Park at Fairfield Place PR&C & 119298 ENG 615 Hon. A. Wilkinson, Grant-in-Lieu Property Tax Payment FIN 119351 Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services 616 D. Corrigan, Mayor, City Renewal of Federal Gas Tax ENG 119268 of Burnaby Agreement – UBCM Member Survey 617 E. Seiz Draft Plan for Rail Transportation ENG 119305 Improvements on the White Rock/Surrey/Delta BNSF Corridor 618 M. J. Gordon Request to Have Birch Trees on the ENG 119269 Right-of-Way Topped 619 Hon. T. Stone, Minister of South Fraser Perimeter Road ENG 119336 Transportation and cc: CP&D Infrastructure 620 V. & K. Penney Noise Bylaw – Holidays are Not PU&C 119263 Included 621 S. Pushak Radiological and Environmental CA&E 119337 Concerns 622 M. Braem Boundary Bay Dyke CP&D 119299 cc: POL 1 H.01 Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary November 25, 2013 FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # 623 G. Moore, Chair, Metro Metro Vancouver Board Acceptance CP&D 118949 Vancouver Board of the Corporation of Delta’s Regional Context Statement 624 M. Ritchie Rosario, Sr. Application to Amend the Official CP&D 119310 Strata Agent, AWM- Community Plan & Comprehensive Alliance Real Estate Development Zone No. 348-8, 10775 Group Ltd. Delsom Cres. 625 J. & R. James Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 626 T. & H. Johal Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 627 Y. Sol U.S. Thermal Coal to be Shipped HR&CP 119241 Through Delta, Tsawwassen & cc: CA&E Ladner* 628 K. Denman Coal Trains* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 629 S. Worsley Stop Coal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 630 S. Pellaers No Coal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 631 N. Piva Proposed Docks* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 632 I. Vowles Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 633 R. & R Mattu Coal Trains* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 634 R. & R. Mattu Coal Trains* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 635 R. Mattu Coal Trains Effects in China* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 636 J. Heslop & M. Laturnus Opposition to the Coal Trains and HR&CP 119241 Facility Proposal* cc: CA&E 637 J. & M.L. Derechey Surrey Fraser Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 638 L. Erickson Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 2 H.01 Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary November 25, 2013 FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # 639 M. Rencoret No to Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 640 V. Fuller Fraser Surrey Docks – Coal Trains* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 641 M. Lang Fraser Surrey Docks – Coal Trains* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 642 L. Slack U.S. Thermal Coal* HR&CP 119241 cc: CA&E 643 M. & D. Van Egmond The Time Has Come – Don’t Support HR&CP 119297 the Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* cc: CA&E 644 T. Deschner Port Expansion on the Fraser River* HR&CP 119301 cc: CA&E 645 A. Grant Fraser Surrey Docks Proposal* HR&CP 119302 cc: CA&E 646 C. Sache Coal Trains* HR&CP 119303 cc: CA&E * Comment box for all correspondence regarding the Direct Transfer Coal Facility at Fraser Surrey Docks: Delta Council has provided a number of comments and concerns regarding the proposed Direct Transfer Coal Facility at Fraser Surrey Docks. In response to the comments submitted, Port Metro Vancouver is requiring the completion of a full Environmental Impact Assessment by the proponent which includes an assessment of potential human health impacts. This report is available to Delta and the public for a 30 day comment period commencing November 18. A report on this subject will be provided for Council’s consideration in December. 3 607 _M~a~yo~r~C~o~un~c~il ___________________________________________________________________________ ~, I'.J.'.I From: Bruce Cuthbert Sent: Friday, November OS, 20131:11 AM d ::z: To: Mayor & Council A gen a e. ~ J' 0 Cc: Sean McGill ' ' FILE # I <...X-LV 'i;lo LlX::a?i102...~ Subject: Brunswick Point Wedge Parcel I o:~ ;J;i! Firstly, I'd like to commend Mayor and Council on the wisdom displayed in not supporting the Crown's current is"'" subdivision and variance application of the Brunswick Point Wedge Parcel. In terms offurther action by Delta, I ':S had hoped that Delta would have sent a message to Crown that the people of Delta and the people of British Columbia are not served by the sale of this property to a non-farming entity and that the Crown cease and desist in the sale, I'm aware that many members of the public have communicated their concerns regarding the sale, to both Mayor and Council and to the Crown, I understand that Delta has started a dialogue with TFN and the Crown to achieve a permanent resolution to this property with a goal to preserve the property "as is" in perpetuity. I have asked Sean McGill, Delta's Director of Human Resources and Corporate Planning, to define the goals, terms, and parameters of this process such that myself and Delta citizens can understand what's to be achieved and how. I've seen TFN's initial response of Oct. 23. Two statements in TFN's response are of significant concern: 1) TFN indicates a desire for "future Fraser River access from the dike". Of course, river access through any part of Wedge Parcel would be a great concern to myself and citizens of Delta. It is well documented that the foreshore has environmental sensitivities. Will Delta only support a resolution that denies future river access? I I 2) TFN deems the ALR designation sufficient protection, Of course, ALR designation does not protect the , property "as is" in perpetuity. ALR designation allows such activities/conditions as: • greenhouses • partial or total clearing the site of all trees and vegetation (once property is Tsawwassen Lands, permits from Delta are not required) • a residence of any size (once property is Tsawwassen Lands, Delta's 350.0. sq ft restriction will not apply) • a secondary suite within the residence • an additional manufactured (mobile) home Will Delta only support a resolution that involves protective covenants that run with the land and will preserve the property "as is" in perpetuity? Thank-you in advance for consideration of my questions Bruce Cuthbert 2830. River Rd West Delta, BC V4K 3N2 Delta's goal remains to preserve the 'wedge parcel' in perpetuity as a heritage site, environmental habitat, and dike including public access and future flood protection requirements 1 608 Ottawa Constituency 607 Confederation Building Suite 202, 5000 Bridge ~lreet House of Commons Delta, British Columbia V4Sj!K4 Ottawa Ontario KIA OA6 Tel: 604-940-8040 Fax: 604-94'!z.041 Tel: 613-992-2957 Fax: 613-992-3589 www.kerrylynnefindla~.ca , HOUSE OF COMMONS Agenda CYS't' - n:/ CHAMSRE DES COMMUNES· FILE # ~loO- & CANADA The Han. Kerry-Lynne D. Findlay, PC, QC Member of Parliament Delta-Richmond East Ottawa November 6, 2013 Mayor Lois Jackson Corporation of Delta i " 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, BCV4K 3E2 ~ De" M'7"'<j1)'h :1 ,I Please find enclosed the copy of my letter to several constituents addressing their concerns ,I regarding the proposed KRPI radio towers at Point Roberts. '1 I You may know that I also wrote to the Whatcom County Planning Services Division to forward the concerns of our residents in Tsawwassen. Further, I have been advised by Industry Canada that they were consulted on the relocation of the radio tower, and I have copied the Minister of Industry and MLAs Huntington and Hamilton on the enclosed letter. ! I will update you with further information if and when it becomes available. Yours Sincerely, Submitted for Council's information. The Hon. Kerry-Lynne D. Findlay, PC, QC Member of Parliament Delta - Richmond East KLDF/gg MAYOR'S OFFICE NOV 19 2013 RECEIVED [email protected] ()ttcrH)O Constituency 607 Confederation Building Suite 202, 5000 Bridge Street HOl1se of Commons Delta, British Columbia V4K 2K4 OU<lwa Ontario KIA OA6 Tel: 604-940-8040 Fax: 604-940-8041 Tel: 6[3-992-2957 Fax: 6[3-992-3589 www.kerrylynnefindlaymp.ca HOUSE OF COMMONS CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES CANADA The Han. Kerry-Lynne D. Findlay, PC, QC Member of Parliament Delta-Richmond East" OTTAWA November 4,2013 Dear_ Thank you for sharing with me your concerns regarding the possible radio tower installation at Point Roberts. First, please know that I am as concerned about radio waves, noise, and interference as you are. Second, and as you may know, I wrote to Whatcom County bringing to their attention your concerns and the impact on our residents the radio tower mayhave. You may also know that the Mayor of Delta and the Delta South MLA also wrote. It is not lost on me that our population north of the border is many thousands more than the Point Roberts population.
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