Salt Spring LTC Regular Meeting Agenda Items Received At Meeting
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Topics: Marine & foreshore · First Nations & reconciliation · Transportation & ferries — our classification, not the Trust's.
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VESUVIUS TERMINAL OCP/Land Use Amendment Report INTRODUCTION • Combined OCP Amendment and Land Use Bylaw Amendment (i.e., rezoning) to allow for redevelopment of the Vesuvius Ferry Terminal • Highly consistent with the Salt Spring OCP, with the goal of supporting much-needed modernization of services for an aging terminal. APPLICATION OVERVIEW • Establish consistent Zoning / OCP Land Use with terminal use • Marine Improvements • Expanded Water Lot to support marine improvements • Redevelopment of aging trestle and improved traffic flow and safety. Short-term Goals • Upland improvements • Customer amenities (e.g., waiting room, washrooms). • Passenger drop-off, pickup, and parking. • BC Transit and School bus pick-up and drop-off. • Increased vehicle holding area, able to meet the needs of peak travel demand. Long-term Goals OCP & LAND USE AMENDMENT REQUEST • Water lot expansion approval (BC) • Detailed design of marine infrastructure improvements • Additional development applications (e.g., Development Permit) • Ongoing engagement and communications • Marine improvements (beginning ~2026) NEXT STEPS Engagement & Analysis • Application is based on the Terminal Development Plan and related engagement and analyses • TDP process began in early 2019. • TDP informed by feedback from key stakeholders, customers, partners, staff, and the local community • Ongoing engagement with local Fns by BC Ferries – updates, discussion, feedback ENGAGEMENT & ANALYSIS Ongoing Engagement BC Ferries - Vesuvius Terminal OCP/Land Use Amendment Report | December 2023 | A Upcoming Engagement As part of the further development of the Vesuvius terminal design, including this Rezoning and OCP amendment application, engagement will take place with the following groups according to the following timelines: GroupObjectivesTimeline First Nation & Stakeholder Engagement (e.g., Adjacent property owners, Ferry Advisory Committee) Short-term and Ongoing • Provide information and updates on the project and opportunities to participate Long-term: • Obtain First Nation input on Terminal Concept including Indigenous art/vendor space • Obtain FAC feedback on updated terminal Concept Ongoing Interest Groups (e.g., BC Transit, Commercial Users, Chamber of Commerce) Short-term and Ongoing: • Provide information and updates on the project and opportunities to participate Long-term: • Notify Interest groups and obtain feedback on the updated Terminal Concept Ongoing Public Engagement Short-term and Ongoing • Notify the public about the project Long-term • Provide information and updates, key issues and features, project resources, and engagement opportunities • Consult to “check in” on key issues and refine plan as needed Ongoing Future Engagement Phases - Ongoing Updates as Needed SUMMARY • OCP amendment is needed to support the expanded water lot and marine infrastructure improvements. • Land Use (Zoning) ame
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