Salt Spring LTC Special Meeting Minutes
· Salt Spring Island · Meeting Documents · 2018
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Topics: Fresh water & aquifers · Housing & affordability · Transportation & ferries — our classification, not the Trust's.
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Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee Special Meeting Minutes ADOPTED 1 July 11, 2018 Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee Minutes of Special Meeting Date: Location: Wednesday, July 11, 2018 Meaden Hall 120 Blain Road, Salt Spring Island, BC Members Present: Susan Morrison, Alternate Chair George Grams, Local Trustee Regrets: Staff Present: Peter Grove, Local Trustee Stefan Cermak, Regional Planning Manager Susan Palmer, Contract Planner Daniela Murphy, Legislative Clerk Sarah Shugar, Recorder Media and Others Present: Driftwood Reporter Approximately 72 members of the public These minutes follow the order of the agenda although the sequence may have varied. 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Morrison called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. She introduced herself, the Trustees and staff and acknowledged that the Local Trust Committee is meeting within Coast Salish Territory. 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA By general consent the agenda was approved. 3. COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING 3.1 Bylaw No. 507 Planner Palmer provided a presentation regarding SS-RZ-2017.4 – 132 Corbett Road (Croftonbrook) – a rezoning application to allow 34 affordable dwelling units and office use. 3.2 Question and Answer Period Kisae Peterson, Director of Housing for Island Women Against Violence (IWAV); Janice Gauthier, IWAV applicant; John Riley, Manager of the Capital Regional District Housing; and Planning Program and John Elliott, Executive Director of the Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee Special Meeting Minutes ADOPTED 2 July 11, 2018 Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness, were available to answer questions. A member of the public asked how many of the 74 dwelling units would be dedicated as affordable units. Planner Palmer advised the current zoning allows for 40 dwelling units (there are currently 20 units and an additional 20 units are permitted). The rezoning application would permit an additional 34 units that would be designated as “affordable” subject to an affordable housing agreement that would be registered on the property title. Janis Gauthier reported that IWAV is asking for 34 additional units that would be designated as affordable housing units in perpetuity registered on the property title (according to the Islands Trust affordable housing regulations). The existing 20 units are affordable although they are not designated affordable under the Islands Trust Land Use Bylaw. “Phase one” is the existing 20 units and “Phase two” will be affordable housing for seniors and would be regulated by BC Housing and the Capital Regional District (CRD). A member of the public asked where the affordable units would be located on the property. Planner Palmer reviewed the proposed site plan and reported that early draft site plans included a three-store
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