June 27, 2022, Agenda
Tune in:
Monday, June 27, 2022
Regular Council Meeting: 7:30 pm
Regular Council:
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Councill will receive any public input regarding the 2021 Annual Report at the beginning of the meeting;
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Council will receive a response from the Minister of Agriculture regarding their inquiry about BC's Farm Industry Review Board (BCFIRB) Transcript Fees;
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Council will consider supporting a grant application to the UBCM Canada Community Building Fund – Strategic Priorities Fund: Capacity Building stream for a project to update the City of Terrace Slope Hazard Development Permit Area;
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Council will consider allocating $15,000 from the Local Government Climate Action Program 2022 contribution for Phase 1 of the Climate Change Adaptation Plan project (adjusting the funding source from General Surplus), and consider allocating $62,000 from the Local Government Climate Action Program 2022 contribution to complete Phases 2 & 3 of the Climate Change Adaptation Plan project;
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Council will consider first, second, and third reading of the Safe Streets Bylaw; and
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Council will consider accepting the 2021 Annual Report;
Committee of the Whole (Development Services Component):
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Council will review a Development Permit application for the property at 2912 Eby Street. The applicant, Tri-City Refrigeration, would like to make improvements to the property for a trade contracting business;
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Council will review a Development Permit application for the property at 5043 Keith Avenue. The applicant, Canada West Ventures Inc., would like to construct a new additional mini-storage building at 5043 Keith Avenue;
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Council will consider amending and re-reading second reading of a bylaw to make a minor change to the site-specific permitted use of the AR2 – Rural Zone for the property at 4423 Eby Street (Daybreak Farms). On February 14, 2022 the proposed site-specific permitted use read “Intensive Agriculture, limited to an egg production facility with a maximum capacity of 80,000 mature birds”. The change will remove “mature birds” and add “egg laying chicken hens”; and
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Council will consider first and second reading of a bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw to change the zoning designation from R1 – Single Detached Residential to R1-A – Single Detached Residential and RB1 – Bare Land Strata Single Detached Residential for a portion of the property at 4007 Thomas Street, and to change the zoning designation from R2 – Semi-Detached Residential to RB1 – Bare Land Strata Single Detached Residential for a portion of the property at 5013 Halliwell Avenue.
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