THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF ENDERBY
Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council held on Monday, March
7, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall.
Present: Mayor Phillips
Councillor
Sue Brookes
Councillor Beryl
Ludwig
Councillor Earl
Shipmaker
Councillor
Hubert van Berkel
Councillor
Tony Vetter
Councillor
Dee Wejr
Administrator Maggie
Knox
Treasurer
Geri Ferguson
Recording
Secretary Bettyann Kennedy
The Press & Public
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Moved by Councillor Wejr, seconded by Councillor Brookes that the agenda be approved as circulated.
Carried
Unanimously
Moved by Councillor Ludwig, seconded by Councillor van Berkel that the minutes of the Public Hearing of February 7, 2005 be adopted as circulated.
Carried
Unanimously
Regular Meeting of February 7, 2005
Moved by Councillor Brookes, seconded by Councillor Wejr that the minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 7, 2005 be adopted as circulated.
Carried
Unanimously
It was noted that the motion to approve the agenda was moved by Councillor van Berkel and seconded by Councillor Wejr.
Moved by Councillor Ludwig, seconded by Councillor Wejr that the minutes of the Special Meeting of February 28, 2005 be adopted as amended.
Carried
Unanimously
Moved by Councillor Wejr, seconded by Councillor van Berkel that the memo be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
Moved by Councillor Brookes, seconded by Councillor Ludwig that the memo be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
Zoning Amendment
Bylaw No. 1361, 2005
Lot 2, Section 27, TWP 18, Range 9 West of the 6th Meridian, KDYD, Plan KAP46537 – 222 Salmon Arm Drive (Macknee and Theriault)
From Country Residential (C.R) to Residential Single Family (R.1-A)
Moved by Councillor Brookes, seconded by Councillor Ludwig that Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1361, 2005 be introduced, given first and second reading and referred to Public Hearing.
Carried
Unanimously
REPORTS
Councillor Ludwig
· Attended an Emergency Social Services Meeting. The Senior Citizen Complex will not be available for the first and second weeks of July. The Drill Hall will be secured as an alternate emergency site location.
· Councillor Ludwig has accepted a nomination to run for the B. C. Conservative party in the provincial election.
· The Centennial Gala was a wonderful event.
Councillor van
Berkel
·
Attended the Centennial Gala. The fireworks display was considered
the best ever.
·
Success by Six has obtained $20,000
funding which has been allocated within the community.
·
Work has started on the Knight Avenue
traffic light. It is expected to
be completed by spring break.
Mayor Phillips
· Mayor Phillips read a motion which was carried by the Regional District of North Okanagan Board on February 8, 2005 which directs OMMA and UBCM to petition the Ministry of Health and the Provincial Government to not download West Nile Virus control measures onto local government.
Moved by Councillor Ludwig, seconded by Councillor Vetter that a letter of support be issued to the Okanagan Mainline Municipal Association and the Union of B. C. Municipalities to petition the Ministry of Health to withdraw plans to download responsibility for application of control measures for the West Nile Virus on to local government and that the Province accept their responsibility for taking the necessary control measures directly to address any potential public health hazard.
Carried
Unanimously
· A meeting is scheduled with the Director Tuominen to discuss Enderby/Area F Air Quality information.
· Wheels to Meals is scheduled for March 16th and 4 – 6 Councillors are being sought to serve. Councillor Ludwig, Councillor Vetter, Councillor Shipmaker, Councillor Ludwig and two of Councillor van Berkel’s sons volunteered to serve.
· Mayor Phillips attended the Women’s Masters curling and was impressed with the event.
· A thank you was extended to Council for their participation in the Centennial events.
Administrator
In addition to the written report, the Administrator updated Council on the status of the Ministry of Transportation Highway 97A access plan. They were hoping to hold an open house this spring, but one the writ is dropped, they will not be able to take action. The public open house is likely to be delayed until fall.
NORD –
Building Permit Detail Report to January, 2005
Building Permit
Statistical Report to January 2005
Moved by Councillor Ludwig, seconded by Councillor Brookes that the reports be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
NEW BUSINESS
Development
Variance Permit Application No. 05-0088-END-DVP
Lots 13 & 14, Block 1, DL 150, K (formerly O)DYD, Plan 211B – 810 Knight Ave.
(R. & D. Peters)
1) to vary exterior side yard setback to High Street from 5 metres to 2.2 metres
2) to vary front yard setback to Knight Avenue from 8 metres to 6.35 metres
Discussion:
· Staff suggested that a covenant be placed on property stating that the structure would be removed should High Street be re-opened at a later date.
· The opening of High Street at Knight Avenue is viewed as a dangerous option due to the narrow width of the street, the slope of the grade and the blind corner at Salmon Arm Drive.
Moved by Councillor Vetter, seconded by Councillor van Berkel that a variance to vary exterior side yard setback to High Street from 5 metres to 2.2 metres and to vary front yard setback to Knight Avenue from 8 metres to 6.35 metres be approved.
Carried
Opposed: Councillor Brookes
UBCM – In
the House (Throne Speech)
Moved by Councillor Brookes, seconded by Councillor van Berkel that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
UBCM – In
the House (Provincial Budget Highlights)
Moved by Councillor Ludwig, seconded by Councillor Wejr that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
UBCM – In
the House (Federal Budget Highlights
Moved by Councillor Wejr, seconded by Councillor Brookes that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried
Unanimously
Open Air Market
– Request to Use Maud Street Parking Lot
Moved by Councillor Wejr, seconded
by Councillor van Berkel that the Open Air Market be permitted to use the
parking lot at Mill Avenue and Maud Street on Friday mornings from late March
through October 2005.
Carried Unanimously
Royal Canadian Legion –
Legion Days Pancake Breakfast and Parade
The Legion has requested a change
to the dates which Council has previously approved.
Moved by Councillor van Berkel,
seconded by Councillor Ludwig that Council approve the closure of Mill Avenue
between Belvedere and Maude Street from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Monday,
September 5, 2005 for a pancake breakfast and parade.
Carried Unanimously
Ministry of Children and Family
Development – Child Care Programs
Moved by Councillor Ludwig,
seconded by Councillor Vetter that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously
Spallumcheen Band –
Request for Meeting
Administrator is awaiting a list
of optional dates. Council will
present ideas for agenda items to the Administrator.
Moved by Councillor Brookes,
seconded by Councillor Vetter that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously
C. Bradley – Sidewalk
Improvements
Moved by Councillor Shipmaker,
seconded by Councillor Brookes that the correspondence be referred to the
Streets and Sidewalks Committee for consideration during capital budget
deliberations.
Carried Unanimously
Suzanne Personnier –
Chronicle of Development Process
Discussion:
It was agreed that the criticism
was very constructive. A pamphlet
outlining the steps involved, costs associated, and time lines would be a
helpful tool for applicants.
Moved by Councillor van Berkel,
seconded by Councillor Ludwig that a pamphlet be developed for distribution to
development applicants outlining the process, costs and expected timelines.
Carried Unanimously
UBCM – West Nile Risk
Reduction Initiative Funding Available
Moved by Councillor Brookes,
seconded by Councillor Wejr that the correspondence be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously
2005 – 2009 Financial
Planning Process
It was agreed that the next
Committee of the Whole (Finance) meeting will be scheduled for Monday, April 4,
2005 at 1:00 p.m.
Council was reminded to bring
their calendars to the meeting should a subsequent meeting be required to get
through three readings and public consultation process.
PUBLIC
QUESTION PERIOD
Gardner Shaw of 115 Cliffview Drive asked if the budget meetings were open to the public. He was advised that yes, the public is welcome to attend.
CLOSED
MEEETING RESOLUTION
Moved by Councillor Wejr, seconded by Councillor Ludwig that Council hold a meeting closed to the public in order to discuss one or more topics under Section 90 of the Community Charter.
Carried
Unanimously
ADJOURNMENT
The regular meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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MAYOR ADMINISTRATOR