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Governance and PrioritiesPriorities Committee Report For the MeetingMeeting of May 7, 20152015

To: Governance and Priorities Committee Date: April 21, 2015

From: Jocelyn Jenkyns, General Manager, VCC

Subject: C.H.I.L.D.C.H.|.L.D. /Snowbirds requestrequest for inin kindkind support for August 12,12, 20152015 showshow

Executive Summary On April 16,16, 2015 Randy Wright of Harbour Air presented to Council regarding to seek in kind support from the City for the proposed August 12,12, 2015 Snowbirds performance benefitting CC.H.|.L.D..H.I.L.D.

Based on previous shows, staff has estimated the costs of the inin kind support at approximately $12,000. A detailed breakdown of these costs as well as the neighbourhood considerations isis contained inin Appendix A. There isis one 2015 FestivalFestival InvestmentInvestment Grant which will notnot be expended as the group "Creatively United for the Planet"Planet” has moved to Esquimalt. The value of this grant isis $6,000. '

Recommendation: That CouncilCouncil receivereceive thisthis reportreport forfor informationinformation and provide direction toto staffstaff on whether to redirectredirect the excess 2015 FIGFIG funds toto support thisthis event.event. ..

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Governance and Priorities Committee Report April 21, 2015 Snowbirds/C.H.I.L.D.Snowbirds/C H.|.L.D. InIn Kind Request "Spirit“Spirit inin the Sky”Sky" -- Snowbirds 20082008

The previous SnowbirdsSnowbirds Air showshow took place off Clover Point on Sunday, SeptemberSeptember 21,21, 2008 from 1:50pm1:50pm to 2:30pm. Seaside festival activities alongalong DallasDallas RoadRoad startedstarted atat noon. Approximately 25,000 spectators attended.attended.

Dallas RoadRoad was closed to vehicular traffic from CookCook Street east to MemorialMemorial Crescent from noon until 3:30pm. TrafficTraffic was controlled on DallasDallas fromfrom MileMile Zero to Cook Street. Transit ranran a continuouscontinuous busbus looploop (2(2 busses)busses) along Cook, May, Memorial and Fairfield.Fairfield. A marine "show“show box"box” ofof 11 nautical mile X .5.5 nauticalnautical milemile was enforced off thethe shore of Clover Point, extending west. The CanadianCanadian CoastCoast Guard Auxiliary (Units 33 andand 35)35) were on scene and placedplaced buoys toto markmark thethe perimeter,perimeter, whichwhich was securedsecured byby VCP MRU,MRU, alongalong with boats from the RCMP. The "Fire“Fire Brand" and the Victoria Fire vessel were on scene to sitsit onon thethe centercenter lineline and provide the aircraft with orientationorientation pointspoints insideinside thethe show box.box.

Background This event was held at this locationlocation inin 2003 and was hostedhosted inin Oak BayBay inin 2005. ItIt has drawn tens of thousandsthousands of viewers to thesethese areas.areas. TheThe exclusionaryexclusionary zone employedemployed inin 2003 was duplicated inin 2008 asas it worked to mitigate thethe traffictraffic gridlock experienced atat this same locationlocation inin 2002.

The Spirit Committee, inin cooperation with aa contract event organizerorganizer (Alice Bacon -— Spirit Coordinator COV), collaboratedcollaborated with Community LivingLiving (and their contract event liaisonliaison Heidi Barlow-Lee) to manage event relatedrelated site infrastructureinfrastructure (tents,(tents, toiletstoilets andand sound etc) raisedraised fundsfunds mainlymainly through concession sales, andand coordinatedcoordinated rovingroving performers, hands-onhands—on activities for kids,kids, face paintingpainting andand a musical simulcast.

Snowbirds show coordinatorcoordinator Capt.Capt. Steve Thompson, Bruce Carter,Carter, John MillerMiller (was instrumentalinstrumental inin organizing the Snowbirds /I DNDDND endend of things) worked closely with Jeff Day, Alice Bacon and HeidiHeidi Barlow-Lee to plan and execute the event. The show was one of aa seriesseries of events celebrating the provincial capital'scapitals 150150“.th.

City Service impactsImpacts

2015 Estimated $12,000 - $14,000 for an event of similarsimilar scope at this venue. IncludesIncludes Police,Police, Public Works, Traffic Control for the exclusionary zone and thethe fire boat.boat. This estimate does not_r1o_t includeinclude event relatedrelated infrastructure,infrastructure, sound,sound, coordination, volunteers, waste, toilets, VIP area infrastructureinfrastructure and coordination, transit, ambulance,ambulance, communicationscommunications and admin. City Services requiredrequired toto facilitate thisthis event were notnot anticipatedanticipated inin thethe 2015 City ServicesServices business unit (BU5270).(BU5270).

2008

$10,035 —- 4 call out MRU members (not availableavailable for 2015), 8 Police,Police, 1616 ReservesReserves (no(no charge) and 20 Volunteers (provided(provided throughthrough Spirit CommitteeCommittee and Community Living)Living)- - $1,800$1 ,80O covered byby PolicePolice Board,Board, balancebalance coveredcovered byby City ServicesServices budgetbudget (BU5270)(BU5270) includedincluded Fireboat, Traffic Control, Public Works, Parks staff and sign shop charges. 2003 (evening(evening show)

$8,432 1717 police officers and 26 reservesreserves -— $3,500 inin City Services and $4,932 police.police. Policing cost covered byby PolicePolice Board.

2002 (evening(evening show)

"Fraught with issuesissues -— traffic plan poorly executed" -— police costs covered by PolicePolice Board.

Issues:Issues: Environmental impact,impact, Noise, widespread traffic delays andand parkingparking impacts for FairfieldFairfield residents,residents, handicappedhandicapped parking, BFIPBHP impactimpact andand cleanup, budgetbudget impactsimpacts for CityCity and BC Transit

Additional logisticslogistics and costscosts toto behe considered: Power, water, tents, toilets,toilets, sound, garbage,garbage, vending, animal control issues,issues, volunteer recruitment and management, VIP area secured at CloverClover Point,Point, SpecialSpecial OccasionOccasion License if required,required. towingtowing where needed,needed, additional parking at BHPBHP all-weather field, BC Ambulance placement andand bikebike patrols,patrols, mediamedia placements,placements, TransitTransit extraextra buses, City communications and communitycommunity engagementengagement /I notification.notification.

Child Victoria 2015 Service Request: There were a fewfew thingsthings listedlisted inin Child's letterletter of requestrequest thatthat we don'tdon’! havehave or services we don't do.

•- Power & cable at show center for AV (they(they will needneed toto rentrent their own whisper

generator -— we don't have sufficientsufficient powerpower on site)

•- Porta-pottiesPorta—potties (we don'tdont havehave any -— they will needneed to rent.rent. We can advise on placement, numbers etc) • AV set upup andand tear-downtear~down (not(not available through the City) • EHS related infrastructureinfrastructure requiredrequired for the mandatorymandatory safe andand securesecure showshow "box"“box" area,area. (the(the show-box on water sideside of the event isis outout of ourourjurisdiction) jurisdiction)

IfIf directed by Council, we could provide:provide:

•. Equipment could bebe mademade availableavailable throughthrough ourourfestival festival equipmentequipment program.program. We could also arrange for setset up of tentstents andand stage units where necessary.necessary. Underwriting the equipment costscosts isis not currently factored intointo thethe costcost estimate.estimate. • Special Event PermittingPermitting • Noise bylaw exemptionexemption • City services relatedrelated to traffic control, PublicPublic Works signage andand traffictraffic control equipment, VicPD and ParksParks labourlabour where availableavailable Site Plan Site Plan ‘ ~ INTHESKY:SNOWBIRDS FESTIVAL SITE _ SHRIT .“ "AF “"5 T‘* i

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The Honourable Mayor Lisa Helps ofol"/ictoriu Victoria and City Council letterletter hand delivered City of Victoria Victoria,Victoria. B40.B.C.

RL:RE: Snowbi?Snowbirds 11Flyvfor for CH.1.L.DCH.l.L.D inin VictoriaVictoria20IS20l5

We wish to formallyFormally ask the City of Victoria for integralintegral support items,items. permission torfor the show, and permissionpemiission to flyfly below 1,0001.000 ftIt AGLAOL required for the Snowbird'sSnowbird‘: air demonstrationdemonslmlion performanceperformance scheduled for August 12I2"',h ,2015.20l5 over Victoria's waterfront.

As expressed this show isis unique. It is one of only two shows thatthat thethe Snowbirds performperfonn for charity. InIn the west thethe Snowbirds are Ambassadors forfor thethe CH.l.L.DCH.I.L.D Foundation.

The free event isis for thetile residents and tourists ofof‘ Victoria to enjoy and will be a huge draw forfor tourists,tourists. and residents and familiesfamilies toto visit Victoria and assist the CHILD Foundation'sFoundation‘: quest to capture and revitalize a new audience that will appreciate the Foundation'sFoundation‘: mission to raise funds forfor medicalmedical research into Crohn'sCrohn‘s Disease,Disease. ulcerative colitis,colitis. and liver disorders in children with ita goatgoal to find?nd a cure for these disorders.

We are excited to be flying?ying inin Victoria again,again. however there are some minor operational requirements we need for this event;

-» Tables (x2) at show centre -~ Tent (12x12)(l2xl2) and stage at show centre

-- Power & cable at show centre 1'foror AV -— as the entire show isis orchcstmtedorchestrated toto music. -- Substantial porta-pottiespom:-patties inin thethe park area -- Parking for Snowbird narrator:narrators carsears -- City supplies AV set-upset-up andand tear-downtear-down -- PoIiee/Fire/waterPolice/Fire/water /EHS/HITS related infrastructureinfrastructure required for the mandatory safe and secure show "box" area and related emergency / safety support team.team.

Thank you in advance forfor your support,support.

Scott M. Harm Civil Snowbird Coordinator VFVP Operations CHILD Foundation 604.818.9904604.8|8.9904 [email protected]@landmarkaviution.cnm

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DearDear Mr,Mr. Harrold,

On behalfbehalt of CouncilCouncil and the citizens of Nanaimo,Nanalmo. II would like to extend a warm invitationInvitation to the SnowbirdsSnowblrds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron to perform their most breathtaking and memorable aerial display ‘Snowbirds"Snowbirds Fly for C HH I.LD.I L D. inin Nanaimo on Wednesday, July 31, 2013.2013.

Nanaimo is very honored and excited to have the opportunity to hosthost thisthis famous Canadian aerobatic team in support of the C.H.I.L.D.C4H>l>L~D4 FoundationFoundation once again.

We look fonuardforward to another spectacular showshow forfor thethe residentsresidents of Nanaimo to enjoy. Please continue planning and organizing this great event with local organizations and our City of NanaimoNenaimo staff.

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The Cl-l.I.L.D.CH.I.L.D. FoundationFoundation was established in 1995 toto fund researchresearch for children whowho are stricken with Crohn'sCrohn‘s Disease, UlcerativeUlcerative Colitis, and liver disorders. We are a federally registered organization, and our charitable tartax number is BN 89897 4951 KRO0O1.RR0001. We are fuelled by dedicated volunteers and have created an unprecedented public awareness, due inin large part by donated support from the media and thethe business community. The CH.I.L.D. FoundationFoundation has taken thisthis severely under-fundedunder~funded health issue inin children and raisedraised the profileprofile to such anan extent that health providers and hospital leaders, as well as the general public, are much more attentive to the needs of these children.

Itit has been eighteen years since Grace McCarthy, OC, OBC, Lindsay Gordon, and Mary Parsons founded The CH.I.L.D.CH.LL.D. Foundation.Foundation. The Foundation has established thethe very first Endowed Chair inin Canada forfor Pediatric Gastroenterology Research at thethe University of BritishBritish Columbia and thethe first EndowedEndowed Program at BC Children's Hospital.Hospital.

We have built BC'sEC’s first research lablab on the site of BC Children's Hospital.Hospital. ItIt now has twenty researchers and investigative staff and theythey are receiving National recognition forfor their work. We will launch a newnew initiative thisthis year which employs all the latest technologies such as the InternetInternet and Bio-informatics. AA grant from the Government of British Columbia Milwill allow us to initiateinitiate a Collaborative Approach to finding a cure for LED.l.B.D. This will be a Canada-wide program. Imagine! All those inin clinical and research centres all working togethertogether to focusfocus on ?ndingfinding thethe cure! A first inin Canada, this is the way of the future of research.

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Grace M.M. McCarthy, O.C.,0.0. 0.8.0,O.B.C., LL.D.,Ll...D., D. TECH, F.R.A.LG.F.R.A.I.C. (Hon.)(Hon) Chairman of the Board

Grace McCarthyMcCarthy served the ProvinceProvince of British Columbia as an elected member of the Legislative Assembly forfor over 22 years.years, When she was Deputy Premier of the Province, she was instrumentalinstrumental in bringing the world fair, Expo '86'86 to .Vancouver. As Minister of Tourism, she spearheaded thethe buildingbuilding of the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre at Canada Harbour Place-Place.

ServingSewing as Minister of Social Services, Grace established Canada's first HotHot LineLine to respondrespond toto abused children, and brought the most comprehensive legislation toto stop child abuse inin thethe country. As Minister of Economic Development,Development, she began the Asia Pacific Initiative and the Enterprise Centre, precursor toto thethe Internet[ntemet and oversaw the building of Vancouver's first rapid transittransit system "Tire"The Skytrain."Skytrain." Grace lobbied successfully for home-ownership for women. Prior to her efforts, a woman could notnot be considered for a mortgage without a male guarantor.

Her many honours include the Order of Canada, and thethe Order of British Columbia as well as HonoraryHonorary Doctor of LawsI .aws from Simon EraserFraser University, and the University of British Columbia, Order of Distinguished Service Worldwide from the Salvation Army, HonoraryHonorary Fellow, Royal Architectural InstituteInstitute of Canada, and Variety International'sInternational’s Golden Heart Award.

Grace .servesserves on the Board of Directors of BCB Corporate Services and appointed to the Council for thethe Segal Centre forfor Graduate Management Studies at Simon EraserFraser University.University,

When her granddaughter was diagnosed with Crohn'sCrohn’s Disease, she, along with Lindsay Gordon and Mary Parsons,Parsons, established the CH.1.L.D.CH.l.L.D, FoundationFoundation in 19951995 to raise funds for research for children suffering from Crohn'sCrohn’s Disease,Disease, UlcerativeUlceradve Colitis and liverliver disorders. Grace presently serves as volunteer Chairman of thethe Board.

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Mary ParsonsParsons

PresidentPresident &8. ChiefChief ExecutiveExecutive Officer

Mary Parsons is a co-founder and President & Chief Executive Officer of the CH.I.L.D. Foundation. She isis a former school teacher and administrative assistant,assistant. earning degrees from NotreNotre Dame UniversityUniversity and Simon Fraser University.MaryUniveisity.Mary is presently a director or’of two commercial development companies as well as being an accomplished commissioned artist. She has been married for 41 years and has three adult children, one of whom has Ctol'm'sCrohn's Disease, and four granddaughters.

Greg Anctil

Secretary-TSecretary-Tresurer resurer

Greg is a lawyer with Charron Favell Anctil LLP inin Victoria and Vancouver. He practices lawlaw both in Vancouver and throughout Vancouver Island.Island. He representsrepresents both unionized and non—unionnon-union clients, and has significantsigni?cant experience inin collective bargaining, grievance arbitration and strike planning. The majority of his practice is inin employment related planning and litigation.litigation.

Greg is a longtimelongtime member of the BC Human ResourcesResourus Management AssociationAssociation and served on itsits VancouverVancouver IslandIsland Advisory Council from 2003 through 2006. He isis also a member of the Canadian AssocialionAssociation of Counsel,Counsel toto Employers, the Canadian LabourLabour Law Association, and the BC Food Processors Association.Association,

Gary Collins

Director

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Gary Collins is President of Coastal Contacts. HeHe served as Senior Vice-PnesidentVice-President of Belkorp IndustriesIndustries Inc. and President and CEO of Harmony Airways and priorprior to that served 1414 years inin the BC ProvincialProvincial Goverment as Minister of Finance and.and Govern:-mintGovernment House Leader among other portfolios.Having Crohn'sCrohn‘s Disease in Irishis family, Gary knows first-hand how important the mission of thethe CH.I.L.D.CH.I.L.Di FoundationFoundation isis -— to find a cure.

Teresa Evans

Director

After 35 years as publisher and editor of magazines devoted to the hospitality industry,industry, Teresa is President of Evans Consulting and has wonwon many awards over the years for her dedication toto the hospitality industry.

Teresa has been presented with the Sandy Sanderson MediaMedia of the Year Award, with six different awards from the Sales &6: Marketing Executives of Vancouver; Sales &5: Marketing ExecutivesExecutives International;International; a Citation for ServiceService Award from the Food Service Executives Association, along with thethe Leadershipbeadership Award for Outstanding AchievementAchievement inin the Food and HospitalityHospitality Industry,Industry, and was presented with three awards fromfrom the BC Chef'sChefs Association. On her retirementretirement in 2000, she was made an HonouraryI-ionoumy Life Member of thethe BC Restaurant &82 Foodservices Association.Association,

Scott Harrold

A Director

Scott Harrold is Director of Business DevelopmentDevelopment and Acquisitions, Canada, Asia Pacific and Pacific USA for Landmark Aviation and isis a licensedlicensed pilot.

He served as Chairman of the Board for the BC Aviation inin 20002009 -~ 2002, Chairman of Canadian Business Aviation Association convention inin Vancouver and presently serves on the Board of DirectorsDirectors of the Canadian Business Aviation Association.Association,

Scott isis proud to work with Canadian Forces SnowbirdsSnnwbircis air demonstration team as show Liaison for the CH.I.L.D.CI-l.I.L.D. Foundation. Other endeavours have included working with BC Children's Hospital, BCNF Foundation and the RichmondRichmond Christmas Fund.Fund.

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Ferzana Jamal, BSc., MBA, CIM

Director

FerzanaFerzana is PresidentPresident of MayfairMayfair Capital Inc.Inc. inin Vancouver providing consulting services to high net worth individuals and corporations. PriorPrior to joining Mayfair Capital, FerzanaFerzana was tinan InvestmentInvestment Advisor, Associate Portfolio Manager at MocquairieMacquairic PrivatePrivate Wealth and OdiumOdium BrownBrown and InvestmentInvestment Team Member at ScotiaMcLeod.ScotiaMc[eod.

She was a presenter and participant at the Pan American PartnershipPartnership Program -— NAFTANAFTA Focus in NewNew York.

Ferzana has been a volunteer forfor the CH.l.L.D.CH.I.l..D. Foundation since 2003.

George C. Magnus,Magnus, O.B.E., BBS,BBS, MS

Director

George C. Magnus isis chairman of HongkongHongkong F.iectric.Electric. George isis also DeputyDeputy Chairman and Non­Non- Executive Director, CheungCheung Kong Limited; and Non-Executive Director,Director, HutchisonHutchison Whampoa Limited, an internationalinternational corporation whose activities are focused on ?vefive core businesses: ports and related services; property and hotels; retail;retail; energy,energy, infrastructure,infrastmcture, finance?nance and investmentsinvestrnenis and others, and teiecommunicationsltelecommunications.

Carol Moldowan

DirectorDirector

A volunteer withwith the CH.l.L.D.Ci-[.1.L.D. Foundation for many years,years, Carol MoldowanMoidowan was appointed a Director in 2012. Carol divides her timetime between Vancouver and PalmPalm Springs and has two adult daughters and three grandchildren.grandchildren, Her husband, Steve, was a FoundingFounding DirectorDirector of the CH.I.i..D.CH.l.L.D. Foundation.

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Shannon Parsons, RN BSN

Director

Volunteering with the CH.l.L.D.CHLI.L.D. FoundationFoundation since itsits inception inin 1995,1995, Shannon was appointed a Director in 2012. Currently employed by Providence HospitalsHospitals as a Clinical Nurse Leader, Shannon'sShannon’; experience working inin ICUICU and Emergency isis extensive. Shannon has had Crohn's Disease since a child and, along with Andrew Gordon, was the impetusimpetus in beginning the CHJ.L.D.Cl-i.l.[..D. Foundation.

RedRed Robinson, D.Litt.D.Lit1.

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Red Robinson has been inin thethe entertainment business since 1953 as the firstfirst deejay in Canada to play Rock & Roll on a regularregular basis on radio. Inin 1957 he was EmceeEmcee for thethe show at Empire Stadium inIn Vancouver, BC. From 1962-1997 Red was program director at C-Fun Radio and served as the main host of CBC TV'sTV’s "Timmy’s"Timmy's Christmas Telethon" from 1976 to 2000 and has hostedhosted numerous televlsiontelevision shows.

Red has also been inin the advertising business, forming two advertising agencies in 1969 and 1987. HeI-le isis the author of "Rockbound" a history of Rock &6: RoilRoll in Canada and during thethe ExpoExpo '86 festivities was promoter of The Legends of Rock & Roll concert series.series, Inin 1995 he was inducted intointo the Rock &dc Roll Hall of Fame in , and the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame that same year,year. InIn 19971997 he was elected into the Canadian Association of Broadcaster’sBroadcaster's Hall of Fame and in 2000 elected to the Rockabilly Hall of Fame in Memphis, Tennessee. InIn his honour.honour, Great Canadian Gaming Corporation opened the 1100 seat Red Robinson Show Theatre inin Coquitlam,Cnquitlam. BC.

Both Red and his wife Carole are dedicated supporters nfof the CH.I.L.D. Foundation with Red emceeing many fund-raisingfund—raising events. After enduring countless surgeries, their son IeifJeff sadly passed away from complications of Crohn’sCrohn's Disease at the age of 33.

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The Canadian Forces Snowbirds (431(431Squadron)Squadron) are Ambassadors to the CH.I.L.D.CH.l.L.D. Foundation,Foundation, the only charity so designated in Canada. Each year they perform an amazing aerial show at thisthis free famiifamilyy event in different citiescitis throughout British Columbia.

This year ‘Snowbirds'Snowbirds Fly forfor CH.I.L.D.'CH.i.L.D.' will be taking place over White RockRock BeachBeach on August 6, 2014 G@ 530 P.M. To show your appreciation for thisthis free family show, please 'Text-to-Donate'"fextvto-Donate‘ by simply texting the word SNOWBIRD to 41010 to make an automatic .$10$10 donation to The CH.I.L.D.CH.l.L.D. Foundation.Foundation. This donation will automatically appear on your next phone bill, it'sit’: as easy as that!thatl

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