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Regular Council Meeting City of Kamloops Regular Council Meeting February 11, 2020 288704 City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting READING City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting APPROVAL OF AGENDA City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES RECOMMENDATION: That Council adopt the following minutes: • January 21, 2020, Regular Council Meeting • January 28, 2020, Regular Council Meeting • January 28, 2020, Public Hearing Meeting City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. DVP00568 (2020 ROBBINS RANGE ROAD) PURPOSE: To issue a development variance permit to reduce the minimum rear yard setback in the CR-2 (Country Residential-2) zone from 6 m to 5.6 m to legalize an existing carport. City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting CONSIDERATION OF PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. DVP00568 (2020 ROBBINS RANGE ROAD) RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize issuance of Development Permit Application No. DPM00568 for 2020 Robbins Range Road as shown on Attachment “A” to the report dated January 21, 2020, prepared by the Development, Engineering, and Sustainability Department. City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting DELEGATIONS City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting KAMLOOPS BLAZERS MEMORIAL CUP ANNIVERSARY Norm Daley, Chair; Steve Earl, Committee Member; Monica Dickinson, Committee Member; and Spike Wallace, Committee Member, Kamloops Blazers Memorial Cup Anniversary Re: 25th Anniversary of Kamloops Blazers’ last Memorial Cup In partnership with Gord Bamford, one of the most decorated artists in Canadian country music with an impressive 26 Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) awards, multi JUNO nominations and the only two-time winner of Nashville’s Country Music Association (CMA) Global Country Artist of the Year award. Gord Bamford #REDNEK Music Fest will kick off the weekend featuring Platinum-selling JUNO Award winner Jess Moskaluke, JoJo Mason, Eric Ethridge, Andrew Hyatt, Cory Marks, Duane Steele, and GhostBoy. Jarome Iginla Don Hay THE WHO’S WHO OF Bob Brown HOCKEY ARE COMING Shane Doan TO KAMLOOPS! Scott Niedermayer Ken Hitchcock Tom Renney 62 Returning Blazer Alumni Including: Rob Brown Greg Evtushevski City of Kamloops Tourism Kamloops BCLC THE KAMLOOPS BLAZERS Stingray Radio WOULD LIKE TO Country 103 B100 ACKNOWLEDGE THE 98.3 CIFM SUPPORT OF: CFJC TV MidDay Kamloops This Week Earl Seitz and so many more! FREE Blazer Alumni Meet & Greet Saturday February 22, 3-5 pm Sandman Centre Pictures with the Memorial Cup & Digger National Anthem by Gord Bamford Saturday Night Exciting ceremony honouring Canada’s military and Blazer February 22 alumni before the puck drops Blazers vs. Calgary Hitmen Honorary guest puck drop 2020 MARKS THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BLAZER’S LAST MEMORIAL CUP WIN IN 1995 The Kamloops Blazers have won the most Memorial Cups of any team in the WHL history (1992, 1994 and 1995). The Kamloops Blazers were also WHL champions in 1984, 1986 and 1990. The Memorial Cup trophy is a symbol of the championship of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). Dating back to 1919, the Memorial Cup was established by Captain James T. Sutherland to honour those who gave their lives during World War I. It was rededicated during the 2010 tournament to honour all soldiers who died fighting for Canada in any conflict. “The Memorial Cup Anniversary is a reminder of the heart within our organization, the community and those that helped to get us where we are today.” Kamloops Blazers co-owner Tom Gaglardi City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting 2019 CITIZEN SATISFACTION SURVEY William Schatten, CMRP / Vice President Research and Analytics; and Gary Milkaovic, Communication Coordinator, Forum Research Inc. Re: 2019 Citizen Satisfaction Survey PAGE 25 Citizen Satisfaction Survey, 2019 City of Kamloops February 2020 | Prepared by: PAGE 26 Purpose The City of Kamloops commissioned Forum Research to undertake a statistically valid citizen survey to obtain feedback regarding the community’s level of satisfaction with services delivered by the City, and community views on varying initiatives and activities. Additionally, it served to identify some of the key drivers of resident and business perceptions about life in Kamloops, which will help inform strategic direction, business planning, budgeting decisions, and more. This presentation serves as a brief summary of those results. PAGE 26 PAGE 27 Methodology Fieldwork Dates November 7 – November 23, 2019 Telephone (random digit dial) Method • 68% cell phone | 32% landline Resident within Kamloops, youngest person in Criteria for household aged 18 years or older & doesn’t Participation work for Kamloops, an advertising agency, a media outlet, or a market research firm Sample Size n = 400 Margin of Error ± 4.9%, 19 times out of 20 PAGE 27 PAGE 28 Recommending Kamloops Net Promoter Score (NPS) Analysis (2019) 20% 46% 34% Net Promoter Score: 34% − 20% = 14% PAGE 28 PAGE 29 NPS – Targets for improvement Derived Satisfaction Priority Importance (TOP2) (/10) Alternative forms of transportation 0.234 65% #1 (e.g. transit, bike lanes) Communication and public 0.332 83% #2 engagement By-law enforcement 0.155 81% #3 PAGE 29 PAGE 30 NPS – Secondary areas Derived Satisfaction Priority Importance (TOP2) (/10) Infrastructure improvements: 0.187 70% #4 sidewalks/lighting/roads Environmental leadership 0.003 79% #5 Opportunities/venues for arts −0.021 76% #6 and cultural activities PAGE 30 PAGE 31 NPS – Areas of success Derived Satisfaction Priority Importance (TOP2) (/10) Programs and services for 0.744 91% #7 recreation/sport Overall City Aesthetic 0.355 93% #8 Planning for/managing severe 0.264 84% #9 weather events Availability of green spaces for −0.093 94% #10 recreation and enjoyment PAGE 31 PAGE 32 Quality of life Quality of Life Rating (2019) Top 2 Box 95% 76% 5% Bottom 2 Box 25% Very Good 40% 25% Good 55% 51% 4% Poor 18% 1% Very Poor 6% Kamloops Norm PAGE 32 PAGE 33 Quality of life – what’s improved? Amenities available 24% Infrastructure 15% Jobs/higher wages 11% Public transit 9% Healthcare & Env 8% & Business* *Separate entries, each received 8% PAGE 33 PAGE 34 Quality of life – what’s worsened? Traffic/congestion 20% Crime 19% Road conditions 15% Homelessness/ 14% poverty Drugs & cost of 10% living* *Separate entries, each received 10% PAGE 34 PAGE 35 Top issues Roads/sidewalks 17% Homelessness 13% Crime/safety 9% Arts/culture 7% Environment 7% PAGE 35 PAGE 36 Community engagement Satisfaction with Communication and Public Engagement 25% 58% 13% 3% Very satisfied Somewhat satisfied Not very satisfied Not at all satisfied PAGE 36 PAGE 37 Overall service satisfaction Overall Satisfaction with Services Received* Top 2 Box 78% 22% 65% Bottom 2 Box 36% 46% Very satisfied 24% Somewhat satisfied 32% 12% 40% Not very satisfied 30% Not at all satisfied 10% 6% Kamloops Norm *Contacted Kamloops within the past 12 months PAGE 37 PAGE 38 Environmental leadership Overall Satisfaction with Environmental Leadership Top 2 Box 79% Bottom 2 Box 21% Very satisfied 18% Somewhat satisfied 61% Not very satisfied 16% Not at all satisfied 5% PAGE 38 PAGE 39 Value for tax dollars Value for Tax Dollars 80% Top 2 Box 67% 20% Bottom 2 Box 33% Very good value 19% 15% 61% Fairly good value 53% 13% Fairly poor value 28% Very poor value 7% 5% Kamloops Norm PAGE 39 PAGE 40 Questions? PAGE 40 City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting RESPONSE TO DELEGATIONS City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting PUBLIC INQUIRIES City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting REPORTS CLOSED COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS BROUGHT FORWARD PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE AND SALE TO THE THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT (750 MISSION FLATS ROAD) CLOSED COUNCIL MEETING – DECEMBER 10, 2019 Moved by Councillor Singh, seconded by Councillor O’Reilly, that Council direct administration to proceed with the closure of approximately 474 m2 (5,102 sq. ft) of road adjacent to 750 Mission Flats Road (0.6 acres) for the negotiated purchase price of $385,000 subject to the following: • consolidation with Lot A, Plan KAP90842 (660 Mission Flats Road) • registration of a statutory right-of-way in favor of the City for general utilities • installation of fencing on the west property boundary by the applicant • registration of an easement in favor of the City to protect that portion of the lands currently leased to OJ Ventures Ltd. • Councillor Walsh was opposed, and the rest of Council was in favour. City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting REQUEST FOR A CLOSED COUNCIL MEETING RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize staff to schedule a Closed Council Meeting on February 25, 2020, under Community Charter Sections 90(1): e) the acquisition, disposition or expropriation of land or improvements; i) the receipt of advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose. City of Kamloops | Regular Council Meeting REZONING APPLICATION NO. REZ00694 (1399 PINE CRESCENT) PURPOSE: To rezone the subject property from RS-1 (Single Family Residential-1) to RS-1S (Single Family Residential – Suite) to permit a carriage suite, to issue a development permit to regulate form and character of the suite in accordance with the Intensive Residential Development Permit Area Guidelines, and to issue a development variance permit to reduce the minimum side yard setback of the principal dwelling from 1.5 m to 1.0 m to allow an addition to the house. 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