Revelstoke public meetings in 2021
75 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council
Council will consider endorsing a short-term rental zoning option, rescind and re-read the Single-Use Item Regulation Bylaw, and give third reading to OCP and zoning amendments for 714 Cedar Street. It will also adopt a subdivision servicing bylaw and discuss a council procedure change on electronic committee participation.
- Endorse Option 3 for Short Term Rental zoning amendments
- Rescind and re-read Single-Use Item Regulation Bylaw No. 2263
- Third reading for OCP Bylaw No. 2300 and Zoning Bylaw No. 2301 (714 Cedar Street)
- Adopt Subdivision and Servicing Standard Amendment Bylaw No. 2313
- Letter of support for Revelstoke Museum and Archives vertical platform lift
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will consider a rezoning amendment and development permit application for 307 Downie Street to allow row housing with secondary suites in two of four units. They will also review a development permit application for 1219 Victoria Rd W. The commission provides comments and recommendations to Council; no final decisions are made at this meeting.
- Rezoning ZON2019-02 and DP2019-12 for 307 Downie St: reduce setbacks, allow secondary suites in 2 of 4 row house units
- DP2019-23 for 1219 Victoria Rd W
- Communications on Zoning Bylaw, OCP Minor Update, Short Term Rental
- Adoption of November 1, 2021 minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear presentations on composting and tipping fees from the Columbia Shuswap Regional District and an update on the Transportation Master Plan. Staff will report on next steps and timelines for the Short-Term Rentals Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2295. The agenda also includes adoption of previous minutes and a letter from the Revelstoke Accommodation Association regarding short-term rental bylaw recommendations.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2295 (Short-Term Rentals) - next steps and timelines
- Columbia Shuswap Regional District presentation on composting and tipping fees
- Transportation Master Plan update presentation
- Revelstoke Accommodation Association letter re short-term rental bylaw recommendations
- Adoption of Committee of the Whole minutes from November 16, 2021
Council
Council is holding a public hearing and considering several bylaws, including an Official Community Plan amendment and zoning amendment for 714 Cedar Street, a development variance for 21 Johnson Way, and multiple other zoning and fee changes. They will also appoint directors to community corporations and endorse a liquor license change for River City Pub.
- Public hearing for OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2300 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2301 at 714 Cedar Street
- Development Variance Permit DVP2021-011 for 21 Johnson Way to reduce side yard from 2.00 m to 1.85 m
- Adoption of Development Cost Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2288
- Third reading of Zoning Bylaw No. 2299 (repeal and replace)
- Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2303 first, second, and third reading
Public Art Committee
The Public Art Committee will consider the 2022 Castlegar Sculpture Walk catalogue, which lists sculptures available for purchase or lease. The agenda also includes adoption of the August 19, 2021 minutes. The meeting is largely procedural, with the sculpture walk as the main substantive item.
- 2022 Castlegar Sculpture Walk catalogue with sculptures for lease from April 2022 to April 2023
- Sculpture purchase prices range from $1,500 to $42,000; annual leases from $1,112.50 to $4,150
- Several sculptures by Revelstoke artists, including Kyle Thornley's 'Choosing Hope' ($22,500) and 'I Live Because Everything Else Does' ($20,750)
- Adoption of minutes from August 19, 2021 meeting
Heritage Advisory Commission Meeting
The Heritage Advisory Commission will discuss the Heritage Management Plan (HMP), including timelines for the engagement plan and draft workshop materials. A workshop is proposed for January at the Revelstoke Museum. The agenda also includes adoption of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Discussion of Heritage Management Plan (HMP) engagement plan and timelines
- Review of draft HMP workshop materials; workshop proposed for January at Revelstoke Museum
- Adoption of agenda and minutes from November 8, 2021
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee will review a staff report recommending approval of a Safe Restart Community Grants policy and allocation of an additional $80,000 from the Safe Restart Grant for grants to non-profits serving vulnerable populations. The committee will also review the city's budget-to-actual financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2021. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and routine procedural items.
- Proposed $80,000 allocation for Safe Restart Community Grants, with $10,000 maximum per organization
- Approval of Policy F-18 for COVID-19 Safe Restart Community Grants
- Budget-to-actual report for nine months ending September 30, 2021
- Adoption of minutes from August 25, 2021 Finance Committee meeting
Social Development Committee
The Revelstoke Social Development Committee is meeting to receive updates on the emergency shelter program and the food bank, and to review the HelpSeeker service map data. They will also discuss the BC Old Growth Logging Deferral update. The agenda includes adoption of minutes and routine items.
- Emergency Shelter Program Update by E. Maclachlan
- Food Bank Update by M. Hemphill
- HelpSeeker Service Map review with October 2021 data
- BC Old Growth Logging Deferral Update
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to close a public hearing on the new Zoning Bylaw No. 2299, approve a development variance permit, and consider several bylaws, including a third reading of the Single-Use Items Bylaw and an amended wastewater treatment loan authorization that increases borrowing to $7,000,000. The agenda also includes routine items like adopting minutes, approving 2022 meeting dates, and referring a fishing letter to budget discussions.
- Public hearing for Zoning Bylaw No. 2299 (repeal and replace) to be closed
- Development Variance Permit DVP2021-009 at 1872 Trans Canada Highway: reduce rear yard setback from 1.2 m to 0.4 m
- Third reading of Single-Use Items Bylaw No. 2263
- Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade Phase I Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2240 amended: increase construction cost estimate from $13,593,000 to $16,824,753 and borrowing from $3,573,247 to $7,000,000
- Adoption of Official Community Plan and Zoning Amendment bylaws for Camozzi Road (Nos. 2109, 2110, 2118)
Youth Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Youth Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the Youth Liaison Report, review the 2021 Youth Action Plan update, and consider grant opportunities from the Revelstoke Community Foundation. The agenda also includes adopting minutes from the January 2021 meeting and an in-camera session.
- Revelstoke Community Foundation grant opportunities presentation
- Youth Liaison Report detailing programs like Y-Minds wellness group and Ski After School
- Youth Action Plan 2021 Update with progress on education, employment, and recreation goals
- Youth Access Fund has $3,696 remaining, 41 youth supported this year
- Columbia Basin Trust offering additional $5,000 to youth networks
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss several key items, including a community consultation summary for the Parks, Recreation & Facilities Master Plan, three bylaw amendments, and staff reports on organic waste diversion, a Housing Needs Report, and growth management for the Official Community Plan. They will also consider a BC Housing project on Downie Street.
- Parks, Recreation & Facilities Master Plan community consultation summary
- Municipal Officers and Management Employees Bylaw Amendment No. 2308
- Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Bylaw No. 2309
- Indemnification Bylaw No. 2310
- OCP2021-002 & ZON2021-007 BC Housing Project Downie Street
Special Council following COTW Meeting
At this special meeting, Revelstoke City Council is considering three administrative bylaws recommended by the Committee of the Whole. The bylaws would amend municipal officer and management employee terms, update Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy administration, and establish a new indemnification policy for municipal officials. Each bylaw is proposed for first, second, and third reading at this meeting.
- Municipal Officers and Management Employees Amendment Bylaw No. 2308: deletes and replaces officer positions and removes sections on remuneration, benefits, sick leave, vacations, overtime, and termination
- Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Bylaw No. 2309: designates the Corporate Officer as Head and Deputy Corporate Officer as Information and Privacy Coordinator, repeals Bylaw No. 1504
- Indemnification Bylaw No. 2310: provides indemnity for municipal officials (including council, officers, employees, volunteers) against legal costs and judgments, repeals Bylaw No. 2139
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to hear a presentation from Imagine Kootenay on investment readiness and economic base analysis, discuss input into the Official Community Plan (OCP), and receive updates on ongoing projects. The agenda includes adoption of minutes from September 8, 2021, and a CED activity report covering recent work.
- Presentation by Eric Burton of Factor 5 on Imagine Kootenay investment readiness and economic base analysis
- Discussion on EDC input into the OCP update
- Update from Marianne Wade on Development Services OCP update
- Meeting with Richard Toperczer, Regional Manager, Rural Development, Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations
- Approval of 2022 EDC meeting dates
Council
Council will receive reports and close public hearings for Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaws No. 2297 and No. 2298 (Thomas Brook Lands), and consider a zoning bylaw amendment to regulate short-term rentals. The agenda also includes adopting prior meeting minutes, authorizing a new road name, and responding to a citizen's inquiry about communication protocols. Most items are routine procedural matters.
- Close public hearing for OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2297
- Close public hearing for Thomas Brook Lands OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2298
- Zoning Bylaw Amendment to Regulate Short Term Rental Bylaw No. 2295
- Authorize road name 'Coursier Avenue' for new strata roadway at 1750 Nichol Road
- Respond to Francis Maltby letter re: citizen dispute inquiry
Special Heritage Advisory Commission
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission is holding a special meeting to review a revised draft questionnaire for the Heritage Management Plan (HMP) and discuss timelines for the HMP engagement plan, including a proposed workshop at the Revelstoke Museum. Staff will also provide updates on the Grizzly Plaza Project and the Heritage section of the City website. The agenda includes adoption of the agenda and minutes from September 7, 2021, with no old business or items for information.
- Review of revised draft questionnaire for Heritage Management Plan (HMP)
- Discussion of HMP engagement plan timelines and proposed workshop at Revelstoke Museum
- Staff update on Grizzly Plaza Project
- Staff update on Heritage section of City website
- Adoption of minutes from September 7, 2021 meeting
Special Advisory Planning Commission Meeting
The Advisory Planning Commission is meeting to review two rezoning applications: ZON2021-010 for 775 Hwy 23 South and ZON2021-006 for 685 Cedar Street. The commission will also adopt minutes from previous meetings and discuss the 2022 meeting schedule. No staff reports or old business are listed.
- Rezoning application ZON2021-010 for 775 Hwy 23 South
- Rezoning application ZON2021-006 for 685 Cedar Street
- Adoption of minutes from September 21, 2021 and amended minutes from July 20, 2021
- Discussion of 2022 Advisory Planning Commission schedule
Public Hearing - Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2295 - Short Term Rental Regulations
City Council is holding a public hearing to consider Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2295, which would regulate short-term rentals (STRs) in residential and commercial areas. The bylaw proposes to limit STRs to secondary suites in single-family dwellings with a permanent resident operator, cap the number of STRs citywide at 300, and require business licenses. Council has not yet granted third reading; the hearing is to gather public input before any final decision.
- Proposed 300-unit cap on short-term rentals citywide, excluding Comprehensive Development zones
- STRs in residential areas limited to secondary suites with permanent resident operator present
- Maximum 3 bedrooms and 6 occupants per STR; one parking stall per licensed bedroom required
- Commercial zones (C1, C2, C6) allow STRs without permanent resident on site but require 24/7 property management
- 29 spot-zoned vacation rentals remain exempt but count toward the 300 cap
Special Council
This special council meeting is convened to adopt Bylaw No. 2304, which exempts certain properties from municipal taxation for 2022. The bylaw covers places of worship, community services, cultural organizations, housing societies, riparian land, municipal service agreements, and recreation facilities. The estimated total value of tax exemptions is $375,176 for 2022.
- Adoption of 2022 Property Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 2304, exempting properties listed in Schedules A-G
- Estimated 2022 tax exemptions total $375,176, rising to $413,631 by 2024
- Exemptions include churches (e.g., King's Cathedral, United Church), community groups (Legion, Search and Rescue), and housing societies (Revelstoke Community Housing Society)
- Revelstoke Heritage Railway Society receives the largest single exemption at $48,347 for 2022
- Notice of the bylaw was waived under section 127(4) of the Community Charter
Council
Revelstoke Council will decide on several contracts, including a $389,180 washroom project and a $586,180 shower building replacement, both awarded to Vic Van Isle Construction, and a $622,340 USD water treatment filter replacement. They will also consider a development variance permit for an accessory building at 600 Seventh Street East, adopt bylaws, and allocate Safe Restart funds for COVID-19 costs and community grants.
- Award $389,180 + GST to Vic Van Isle Construction for Woodenhead Park Washroom Project
- Award $586,180 + GST to Vic Van Isle Construction for Williamson Lake Shower Building Replacement
- Award $622,340 USD + GST to FilmTec Corporation for Greely Creek Water Treatment Plant filter media
- Approve Development Variance Permit DVP2021-005 at 600 Seventh Street East for accessory building variances
- Allocate $385,000 Safe Restart funds for COVID-19 operational costs and $80,000 for community grants
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Environmental Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt its agenda and minutes, hear a presentation from Wildsight BC about reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and finalize its 2022 meeting dates. The Wildsight letter, referred from Council, requests installation of 'BC Is Idle Free' signs at several locations and removable speed bumps to protect painted turtles. The committee will also receive an update on compost collection.
- Wildsight BC letter requesting anti-idling signs at fast food areas, WorkBC/BC Liquor store, Revelstoke Forum, Centennial Park, Save-on, and Southside Market
- Wildsight request for removable speed bumps on Airport Way at Red Devil Hill to protect painted turtles
- Compost collection update
- Finalization of 2022 committee meeting dates
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss development finance options, including tools like density bonusing and community amenity contributions, and to review a proposed two-tier pricing system for the Aquatic Centre. The agenda also includes updates on bylaw compliance and parks, recreation, and culture activities.
- Development Finance Workshop Part 2 with Nancy Henderson of Urban Systems
- Economic Development Commission & Revelstoke Accommodation Association presentation
- Aquatic Centre Admission Two-Tier Pricing System staff report
- Bylaw Compliance Quarterly Report
- Parks, Recreation & Culture 2nd and 3rd Quarter Reports
Council
Revelstoke City Council is considering several items, including amendments to the Council Procedure Bylaw to allow electronic meetings, and first readings for an Official Community Plan amendment and rezoning at 714 Cedar Street, with a public hearing scheduled for December 7, 2021. Council will also receive an update on the Rural Development Institute's Recreation Access Project and consider $9,970 in Community Economic Development funds for an internship. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and routine procedural items.
- Council Procedures Amendment Bylaw No. 2302 for electronic meetings (first, second, third reading)
- OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2300 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2301 for 714 Cedar Street (first and second reading)
- Public hearing for Bylaws 2300 and 2301 scheduled for December 7, 2021
- $9,970 in Community Economic Development funds for Rural Development Institute internship
- Scenic Corridor Development Permit DP2021-012 for 1321 Victoria Rd W (Jacobson Ford)
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission is meeting to review the revised Heritage Management Plan Questionnaire and receive an update from Development Services staff on the Grizzly Plaza Project. The agenda also includes adopting the previous meeting's minutes. No decisions are listed on the agenda itself.
- Review of revised Heritage Management Plan Questionnaire
- Update from Development Services staff on Grizzly Plaza Project
- Adoption of September 7, 2021 minutes
Council
Council will consider second reading of the Single-Use Items Regulation Bylaw No. 2263, which would ban plastic checkout bags and charge fees for paper and reusable bags. They will also give first and second reading to the comprehensive Zoning Bylaw Update No. 2299 and schedule a public hearing for November 23, 2021. Additionally, they will consider the 2022 Property Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 2304 for first, second, and third readings.
- Second reading of Single-Use Items Regulation Bylaw No. 2263, banning plastic bags and setting fees of $0.15 per paper bag and $1.00 per reusable bag
- First and second reading of Zoning Bylaw Update No. 2299, with public hearing scheduled for November 23, 2021
- First, second, and third reading of 2022 Property Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 2304
- Adoption of minutes from September 14, 2021 regular council meeting
- In camera session for personnel and preliminary municipal service negotiations
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will hear a presentation from Tourism Revelstoke on a Destination Management Framework, which proposes forming a Revelstoke Tourism Alliance to align stakeholders. The committee will also discuss the COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant, a HelpSeeker service navigation and poverty reduction plan update, a UBCM Strengthening Communities Services Grant, and a living wage calculation.
- Tourism Revelstoke presentation on Destination Management Framework (agenda item 5.a)
- COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant discussion (old business)
- HelpSeeker Service Navigation & Poverty Reduction Plan Update (new business)
- UBCM Strengthening Communities Services Grant (new business)
- Living Wage Calculation (new business)
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will discuss a zoning bylaw text amendment (ZON2021-002) proposed by Revelstoke Mountain Resort to change parking requirements and add secondary suites for all CD8-zoned lands. The commission will provide comments or recommendations to Council. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes and verbal updates on the OCP, Zoning Bylaw, and short-term rentals.
- Zoning text amendment ZON2021-002: add 'Secondary Suite' use to CD8 zone
- Proposed parking reductions: 0.15 stalls per bed for employee housing, 0.5 per unit for resort core hotels/lodges
- Eliminate parking requirements for uses within 450m of day-use parking lot (ski lifts, restaurants, etc.)
- Remove 300-vehicle limit per lot; allow permeable surfaces and remove curbing in parking areas
- Verbal updates on OCP, Zoning Bylaw, and Short Term Rental
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is discussing a comprehensive review of the Zoning Bylaw, which would repeal and replace the 1984 bylaw with a modernized version. The proposed changes include new regulations for accessory dwelling units, secondary suites, parking, and food security, among others. Council will provide direction on the proposed amendments, with a public hearing tentatively set for September 28, 2021.
- Repeal and replace Zoning Bylaw No. 1264 (1984) with a comprehensive update
- New accessory dwelling unit regulations to promote infill housing
- Secondary suites allowed in two-family and row house dwellings
- Parking reductions for mixed-use and multifamily developments near amenities
- Density bonusing for community amenities like affordable housing
Council
Council will consider second reading of Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2297, which includes minor updates to modernize the plan, and schedule a public hearing. They will also discuss supporting a permanent bronze sculpture of Isabel Coursier for the 2022 Luna Legacy project, potentially incorporated into Grizzly Plaza renovation, and provide a letter of support to the Canadian Heritage Legacy Fund.
- Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2297 - second reading and public hearing
- Request to install permanent bronze sculpture of Isabel Coursier in Grizzly Plaza
- Letter of support for Arts Revelstoke's commission of statue for 2022 LUNA Legacy project
- In camera session for personnel and litigation matters
Special Heritage Advisory Commission Meeting
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission is meeting to review and discuss draft questionnaires for public engagement on the Heritage Management Plan and the Grizzly Plaza Revitalization Project. The agenda includes adopting the current agenda and the minutes from the August 3, 2021 meeting. No old business is listed.
- Review of draft questionnaire for Heritage Management Plan public engagement
- Review of draft questionnaire for Grizzly Plaza Revitalization Project public engagement
- Adoption of agenda for September 7, 2021 meeting
- Adoption of minutes from August 3, 2021 meeting
Finance Committee Meeting
The Revelstoke Finance Committee is meeting to discuss two main items: the 2022 permissive tax exemptions, which would exempt certain non-profit and other eligible properties from municipal property taxes, and a budget-to-actual report showing the city's financial position as of July 31, 2021. The committee will also adopt minutes from a previous meeting. The agenda is otherwise procedural.
- 2022 Permissive Tax Exemptions: staff recommend preparing a bylaw for exemptions, including three new properties (Revelstoke Community Housing Society on Humbert Street, Community Living BC at the Courthouse, Revelstoke Grizzlies Hockey Society at the Forum) and removing the Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club (sold property on Camozzi Road). Estimated value of exemptions: $365,974.
- Budget to Actual report for seven months ending July 31, 2021: revenue at 88% of budget ($25.6M actual vs $29.4M budget), expenses at 40% of budget ($11.7M actual).
- Adoption of minutes from the March 24, 2021 Finance Committee meeting, which included approval of $17,532 in Grant-in-Aid applications.
Council
Council will consider first reading of an Official Community Plan amendment to designate the Thomas Brook neighbourhood as 'Resort Fringe' with a 'Tourist Commercial' Development Permit Area, potentially allowing multi-residential or tourist accommodation development. The meeting also includes decisions on several staff reports, including a $237,900 bridge repair contract and a $30,000 grant recommendation for trail maintenance.
- OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2298 for Thomas Brook lands - first reading
- Adoption of Inter-Community Business License Amendment Bylaw No. 2296
- Recommendation to allocate $30,000 from Economic Opportunity Fund to Revelstoke Cycling Association for trail maintenance
- Award Illecillewaet Bridge Repairs 2021 to Vic Van Isle Construction for $237,900 + GST
- Approve $30,000 from Transportation Infrastructure Reserve for Fourth Street traffic calming
Public Art Committee
The Public Art Committee will hear a presentation from Miriam Manley on the Luna Legacy Project, a week-long arts and heritage event in March 2022 celebrating the 100th anniversary of Isabel Coursier's record ski jump. The committee will consider recommending to Council that a full-size bronze sculpture of Coursier be permanently installed in the planter box in front of City Hall, funded by Arts Revelstoke. The agenda also includes adoption of the March 9, 2021 minutes and discussion of the Luna Legacy Project as new business.
- Luna Legacy Project presentation by Miriam Manley (Arts Revelstoke)
- Proposed permanent bronze sculpture of Isabel Coursier at City Hall planter box
- Arts Revelstoke to fund commissioning and installation; annual maintenance costs not yet provided
- Event includes re-enactment of 1922 ski jump by Canadian Women's Olympic Ski Jumping Team
- Adoption of minutes from March 9, 2021 meeting
Advisory Planning Commission Meeting
The Advisory Planning Commission will review two development permit applications: a three-bay expansion of the Revelstoke Mountain Resort maintenance building at 5500 Mountain Rd, and exterior alterations at 1403 Victoria Rd. The Commission will provide comments and recommendations to Council on consistency with OCP policies and Development Permit Area guidelines. The agenda also includes adoption of the July 20, 2021 minutes and a discussion of OCP amendments.
- Development Permit DP2021-010: 3-bay expansion of maintenance facility at 5500 Mountain Rd, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, including 270 parking stalls and 4 culverts
- Development Permit DP2021-015: exterior building alterations at 1403 Victoria Rd
- OCP amendments discussion (item 5c)
- Adoption of July 20, 2021 minutes
- No old business
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a development finance workshop to discuss how growth-related infrastructure is paid for, including a deep dive into Development Cost Charges (DCCs). The meeting also includes a verbal discussion on the Farmer's Market location and reports on bylaw compliance and fire department activities.
- Development Finance Workshop presentation on DCCs and growth financing
- Farmer's Market location verbal discussion
- Bylaw Compliance Quarterly Report June 2021
- Fire Department Second Quarter Report 2021
Council
Council will consider three readings of an amendment to the Inter-Community Business License Bylaw to exclude additional business types, and first reading of an Official Community Plan amendment. It will also decide on discharging a bylaw contravention notice for a property on Haines Road.
- Inter-Community Business License Amendment Bylaw No. 2296 - first, second, and third reading
- Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2297 - first reading
- Discharge of Bylaw Contravention Notice KN12103 on 751 Haines Road
- Correspondence from Wildsight on greenhouse gas emissions reduction
- In camera session for personnel, legal, and service negotiations
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission will hear a presentation by heritage consultant Denise Cook on heritage conservation, values, framework, and legislation, followed by a discussion on heritage questions for the community. The agenda also includes adoption of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. No decisions are expected on specific properties or projects.
- Presentation on Heritage Basics by Denise Cook, Heritage Consultant
- Discussion on Heritage Questions for the Community
- Adoption of minutes from June 7, 2021 meeting
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to adopt several bylaws, including a new Building Bylaw and a citywide zoning text amendment, and to give first and second reading to a Short Term Rentals bylaw, scheduling a public hearing. Council will also consider a permanent liquor licence for the Revelstoke Forum, approve development permits for electric vehicle charging infrastructure and a mixed-use building, and discuss labour market and housing support items.
- Adoption of Building Bylaw No. 2294
- Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2290 (citywide, R. Sidjak & J. Jackson)
- First and second reading of Short Term Rentals Bylaw No. 2295, with public hearing to be scheduled
- Development Permit DP2020-27 at 719 Track Street for EV charging infrastructure, with License of Occupation for Electrify Canada
- Development Permit DP2021-011 at 1240 Powerhouse Road for a new mixed-use building
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission is reviewing five development-related applications: three development permits, one rezoning, and one combined OCP amendment and rezoning. The commission will provide comments and recommendations to Council on each application.
- Development Permit DP2021-011 for a mixed-use building at 1240 Powerhouse Road (Building #4)
- Development Permit DP2021-012 for 1321 Victoria Rd W
- Official Community Plan OCP2020-02 & Rezoning ZON2020-06 for 714 Cedar St
- Rezoning ZON2018-02 for 1121 Johnson Way
- Official Community Plan OCP2021-002 & Rezoning ZON2021-007 for 420 Downie St
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss and potentially recommend that Council support in principle a permanent liquor licence for the Revelstoke Forum, as requested by the Revelstoke Grizzlies Hockey Society, pending resolution of building and fire code issues. The committee will also hear a presentation from Revelstoke Victim Services and discuss the Farmer's Market location.
- Revelstoke Forum permanent liquor licence request by Revelstoke Grizzlies Hockey Society
- Building and fire code issues identified, including exit travel distance, sprinklers, and water closets
- Revelstoke Victim Services presentation on program highlights and challenges
- Farmer's Market location discussion
Council
Council will consider two development variance permits, a building bylaw, and a development agreement for Phase 2 of the Revelstoke Mountain Resort Golf Course. It will also vote on grant applications, including a $456,200 allocation for Greenbelt Trail paving, and approve grant-in-aid requests totaling $6,000.
- DVP2021-006: variance to reduce side yard setback to 1.22 m and building width to 5.18 m at 412 Sixth Street East
- DVP2021-007 and DP2021-005: mixed-use building at 1695 Nixon Road with reduced side yards and gravel parking
- Building Bylaw No. 2294: first, second, and third reading
- Development Agreement for Golf Course Phase 2 with Revelstoke Mountain Resort Limited Partnership
- Greenbelt Paving Award: $456,200 from Tourism Dependent Communities Fund allocated to Greenbelt Trails project
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will discuss and potentially recommend spending $20,000 from the COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant: $10,000 for an Emergency Situational Fund via Community Connections and $10,000 for an Emergency Childcare Fund via the Childcare Resource Centre. The committee will also consider broader options for supporting nonprofits and long-term social sector recovery, with recommendations to be reported back to Council.
- $10,000 to Community Connections for Emergency Situational Fund
- $10,000 to Childcare Resource Centre for Emergency Childcare Fund
- Discussion of retroactive COVID support funds for nonprofits
- Proposal for year-round food security initiative extending Food Bank–Farmer's Market Coupon program
- Exploration of incentives for new home childcare centers
Council
Council is deciding on several items including a $1,137,728 asphalt resurfacing contract, $20,000 in COVID-19 restart funds for emergency childcare and situational support, and a zoning amendment for the C6 zone. They will also consider the 2020 Annual Report, a development variance permit for 305 Fourth Street East, and a road naming for the Newlands Road project. The meeting includes a delegation from Revelstoke Mountain Resort and a report on 606 Victoria Road.
- Award asphalt resurfacing contract to Valley Blacktop for $1,137,728
- Approve $20,000 in COVID-19 restart funds: $10,000 to Community Connections, $10,000 to Childcare Resource Centre
- Third reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2290 (city-wide C6 zone amendment)
- Development Variance Permit for 305 Fourth Street East
- Authorize road name 'Williams Gate Lane' for Newlands Road project
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission is reviewing two development permits: one for an electric vehicle charging station at 79 Track St E and another for a mixed-use building at 1695 Nixon Rd. The commission will provide comments and recommendations to Council on these applications.
- Development Permit DP2020-27 for EV charging infrastructure at 79 Track St E, in an environmentally hazardous area
- Development Permit DP2021-005 for a mixed-use building at 1695 Nixon Rd
- Official Community Plan Engagement Update presentation
- Director of Development Services verbal project updates
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several major items: a BC Transit service plan with proposed route changes and new Sunday/evening service, a new Building Bylaw that would enforce Step Code 3 energy standards, an update on the Johnson Heights Neighbourhood Plan, a comprehensive Zoning Bylaw review, and a Finance policy review on revenue and property tax. The meeting also includes first-quarter reports from the Fire and Parks departments.
- BC Transit proposes adding evening and Sunday service, a Revelstoke Mountain Resort route, and a new Route 4 Arrow Heights, with 68-86% public support
- Draft Building Bylaw No. 2294 would require Step Code 3 for simple buildings and Step Code 2 for complex buildings starting in 2022
- Building permit fee reduction for Schedule A (Certified Professional) increases from 5% to 10%
- Building permits not issued within six months would be closed
- Zoning Bylaw Comprehensive Review and Johnson Heights Neighbourhood Plan Update presentations
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to review staff reports, discuss zoning bylaw updates and the Official Community Plan update, and consider a housing action plan. The agenda also includes adopting minutes from the May 12 meeting and reviewing correspondence, including a Chamber of Commerce survey on business conditions.
- Zoning bylaw updates presented by Marianne Wade
- Official Community Plan update presented by Kelly Learned
- Housing Action Plan discussed by Marianne Wade
- Terms of Reference review
- Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce Pulse Check Survey Results (35 respondents)
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to decide on several staff recommendations, including approving $73,350 in Resort Municipality Initiative funding for trails and events, endorsing a liquid waste management plan option, and authorizing a cost-sharing agreement for a roundabout. Council will also discuss a discussion paper on short-term rental zoning amendments and consider making the 2020 Annual Report available for public inspection. The agenda includes routine items like adopting minutes and correspondence.
- Approve $73,350 RMI funding: $15,600 for recreation trails, $57,750 for events and services
- Endorse Alternative Option 2018 for Liquid Waste Management Plan Stage 2
- Authorize cost-sharing agreement with Revelstoke Mountain Resort for Nichol Road/Camozzi roundabout
- Discuss short-term rentals zoning bylaw amendments (discussion paper)
- Approve Art Alleries Phase 3 at 111 Victoria Road West, 111 First Street West, 200 Mackenzie Avenue
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission is meeting to receive a staff presentation on the Heritage Management Plan and to discuss its meeting schedule. The agenda also includes adopting the minutes from September 30, 2019, and a discussion on selecting a chairperson and vice chairperson. No decisions are listed on the agenda beyond routine adoption of agenda and minutes.
- Staff presentation on the Heritage Management Plan
- Discussion of meeting schedule for 2021
- Adoption of minutes from September 30, 2019
- Discussion on selection of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will hear presentations on Community Connections food programs and the local childcare sector, and will discuss recommendations for spending Revelstoke's $2,105,000 COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant. The agenda includes adoption of minutes and routine procedural items.
- COVID-19 Restart Funding Recommendations: $2,105,000 grant from Province of BC
- Delegation: Community Connections Food Programs
- Delegation: Local Childcare Sector
- Adoption of March 31, 2021 minutes
- Community Sector Updates
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Environmental Advisory Committee will discuss the Liquid Waste Management Plan, including options for future waste treatment, and consider a recommendation to Council. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main substantive item being the LWMP discussion.
- Discussion and recommendation on Liquid Waste Management Plan
- Adoption of April 22, 2021 minutes
- No delegations, correspondence, old or new business
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will consider a comprehensive review of the Zoning Bylaw, including new regulations for accessory dwelling units, and discuss the Johnson Heights Neighbourhood Plan. The meeting also includes adoption of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Zoning Bylaw Comprehensive Review: proposed definitions and regulations for accessory dwelling units, carriage suites, garden suites, and secondary suites
- Johnson Heights Neighbourhood Plan discussion
- Adoption of April 20, 2021 minutes
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to review staff reports on the Community Economic Development (CED) work plan and the Recovery Task Force update, and to discuss old and new business items including terms of reference, investor attraction, attainable housing, workforce planning, mountain bike trail development, and zoning bylaw updates. The agenda includes adoption of the April 14, 2021 minutes and correspondence on the OCP engagement website.
- CED Activity Report - Work Plan Updates
- Recovery Task Force Update
- Attainable Housing - Marianne Wade
- Mountain Bike Trail Development
- Zoning Bylaw Updates - Marianne Wade
Council
Council will consider adopting the 2021-2025 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2292 and the 2021 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2293, both requiring first, second, and third reading before adoption. The agenda also includes a presentation on the 2020 consolidated financial statements, a development permit for a new workshop at 951 Sandstone Road, a referral recommending refusal of a sand and gravel license application, and a $20,000 funding request for the Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club.
- Adoption of 2021-2025 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2292
- Adoption of 2021 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2293
- Development Permit DP2021-002 for new workshop at 951 Sandstone Road (Terus Construction)
- Referral recommending refusal of Westside Pit Expansion sand and gravel license (Terus Construction)
- $20,000 Economic Opportunity Fund allocation to Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club for tractor/backhoe
Council
Council will consider a development variance permit to increase the maximum building height from 13.5 m to 14.5 m at 1750 Nichol Road, and will hear an update on BC Housing at 420 Downie Street. The agenda also includes first readings of bylaws for single-use items regulation, an Official Community Plan amendment and zoning amendment at 1160 Newlands Road, and a zoning amendment for Victoria Road Commercial C6 parcels. Council will also consider approving the transfer of COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant funds and a resolution supporting a new provincial trails strategy.
- Development variance permit DVP2021-002 at 1750 Nichol Road to increase building height from 13.5 m to 14.5 m
- First reading of Single-Use Items Regulation Bylaw No. 2263
- First and second readings of OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2286 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2287 at 1160 Newlands Road
- First and second readings of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2290 for Victoria Road Commercial C6 parcels
- Approval of $2,105,000 COVID-19 Safe Restart Grant transfer to Financial Stabilization Reserve Fund
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Environmental Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss new business items including compost and garbage pickup methods, a CSRD sewage area shutdown, Jordan River Trails, and an LWMP update. The agenda also includes routine adoption of the agenda and minutes from the January 28, 2021 meeting.
- Compost & Garbage Pick-up Method discussion
- CSRD Sewage Area Shut Down discussion
- Jordan River Trails - upcoming Council presentation
- LWMP Update discussion
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission is meeting to provide recommendations to Council on planning applications, including a zoning text amendment to allow minor animal clinics in the Victoria Road Commercial District, a comprehensive residential development at 1160 Newlands Road, and a development permit at 951 Sandstone Road. The agenda also includes orientation for new members, selection of chairperson, and verbal updates on various planning initiatives.
- ZON2021-001: Zoning text amendment to add 'Animal Clinic, Minor' to Victoria Road Commercial (C6) District
- OCP2020-01 & ZON2020-03: Comprehensive residential development proposal at 1160 Newlands Road
- DP2021-002: Development permit for 951 Sandstone Rd within Development Permit Area C (Commercial/Industrial)
- Adoption of minutes from October 16, 2020 meeting
- Verbal updates on Talk Revelstoke, OCP review, zoning bylaw review, short-term rental amendments, and Johnson Heights Neighbourhood Plan
CANCELLED - no quorum - Youth Advisory Committee
This meeting of the Revelstoke Youth Advisory Committee was cancelled because there was no quorum. The agenda included items such as adopting minutes from a previous meeting, a Youth Liaison Report, and an update on the 2021 Youth Action Plan, but no decisions were made.
- Meeting cancelled - no quorum
- Youth Liaison Report (agenda item 9.a)
- Youth Action Plan 2021 Update (agenda item 9.b)
- CBT Large Social Grants (communications item)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear presentations on the Official Community Plan (OCP) update, including a population report with three growth scenarios to 2041, and an engagement plan for the OCP review. They will also receive an update from the Okanagan Regional Library on the Revelstoke Tech Lab and Reading Room project, which has shifted to modular construction after initial tender costs exceeded estimates. The meeting includes adoption of previous minutes and a bylaw enforcement quarterly report.
- Population Report with low, baseline, and high growth scenarios to 2041 for OCP update
- OCP Project Review and Update: Engagement Plan presentation
- Okanagan Regional Library Tech Lab and Reading Room project update (modular construction, tender scheduled May 2021)
- Revelstoke Recovery Task Force - Social Impacts & Recovery presentation
- Bylaw Enforcement Quarterly Report
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to review pandemic-related economic and social impacts, including a population report and a Recovery Task Force update. They will also discuss old business items such as terms of reference, investor attraction, attainable housing, and community development priorities, plus new business opportunities and issues.
- Presentation on population report
- Recovery Task Force update on economic and social impacts
- Review of terms of reference
- Discussion on investor attraction and resources
- Attainable housing and community development priorities
Council
Revelstoke Council will hold public hearings and decide on three development variance permits for properties on Fourth Street East and Mackenzie Avenue, approve $17,532 in grant-in-aid applications, and consider a UBCM grant application for an emergency shelter pilot program. The agenda also includes a Tourism Revelstoke update, a public art policy amendment, and a report on environmentally sensitive lands near Westside Road and Jordan River.
- DVP2020-15: reduce side yard setback from 1.5m to 0m for accessory building at 301 Fourth St. East
- DVP2020-16: allow driveway access from Fifth Street and reduce corner setback to 3.77m at 603 Mackenzie Ave.
- DVP2020-17: deny variance for driveway access from Fourth Street East at 305 Fourth St. East
- Approve $17,532 in 2021 Grant-in-Aid to 15 local organizations
- Approve UBCM grant application for one-year emergency shelter pilot program
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee is meeting to receive presentations on short-term rental bylaws, the Housing Action Plan/Affordable Housing Toolkit, and a population study update, as well as the Age Friendly Plan final report. They will also vote for a committee chair and vice chair, and discuss a UBCM Strengthening Communities' Services grant application.
- Presentation on Short Term Rental Bylaws
- Housing Action Plan / Affordable Housing Toolkit update
- Population Study Update
- Age Friendly Plan Final Report
- UBCM Strengthening Communities' Services Grant discussion
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee is meeting to consider 14 Grant-in-Aid applications totaling $25,585 in requests, with $25,000 budgeted for the program. The committee will decide whether to approve full, reduced, or no grants for each applicant. The agenda also includes adoption of the February 3, 2021 minutes.
- 14 Grant-in-Aid applications totaling $25,585 in requests
- $25,000 budgeted for Grant-in-Aid program in 2021
- Applications include cash grants and in-kind credits for local organizations
- Adoption of February 3, 2021 Finance Committee minutes
Council
Council will hold public hearings on three development variance permit applications to reduce rear yard setbacks at 910 Farrell Road, 1682 Nixon Road, and 1014 Oscar Street. They will also consider approving $398,056 in Columbia Basin Trust funding allocations, endorsing the 2021 Age Friendly Plan, and awarding a contract for the Parks, Recreation & Facilities Master Plan.
- Development variance permit DVP2020-10 for 910 Farrell Road to reduce rear yard setback from 7.5m to 3.5m for a duplex
- Development variance permit DVP2020-18 for 1682 Nixon Road to reduce rear yard setback from 7.5m to 4m
- Development variance permit DVP2021-004 for 1014 Oscar Street to reduce side yard setback from 2.5m to 1.51m
- Approval of $398,056 in Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives funding for 2021
- Contract award to Urban Systems Ltd. for $89,689 plus taxes for Parks, Recreation & Facilities Master Plan
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports, including a Building Bylaw update that would repeal and replace the current bylaw, introduce Step Code 3 energy efficiency requirements, add swimming pool fencing rules, and adjust permit fees. They will also hear a presentation from Arts Revelstoke on the cultural sector and discuss zoning bylaw housekeeping, a bridge mural project, heritage panels, and a potential public art policy amendment.
- Building Bylaw update: proposes Step Code 3 for new construction, swimming pool fencing, and a 10% fee reduction for Certified Professional permits
- Zoning Bylaw housekeeping review
- Columbia River Bridge Mural Project
- Heritage panels along the Revelstoke River Trail System
- Potential amendment to Public Art Policy to expand art installation locations
Council
Council is deciding on several items, including awarding a contract for a Transportation Master Plan, forwarding two Agricultural Land Reserve exclusion applications to the Provincial Agricultural Land Commission, and approving a Development Cost Charges amendment bylaw. They will also receive reports on by-election results and property tax distribution, and may enter a closed session for litigation matters.
- Award contract to Stantec Consulting Limited for Transportation Master Plan at $123,311.13 plus GST
- Forward ALR exclusion applications for 1853 Camozzi Road and 1842 Hay Road to Provincial Agricultural Land Commission
- Give first, second, and third reading to Development Cost Charges CPI Amendment Bylaw No. 2288
- Receive 2021 Local Government By-Election Results report
- Approve 2021 property tax distribution policies, keeping residential share at least 50% of total property tax revenue
Public Art Committee
The Revelstoke Public Art Committee is meeting to discuss updates on a mural concept for the Columbia River Bridge, review potential sculptures from the Castlegar Sculpture Walk, and consider the permanent installation of an Indigenous Languages Mural at the Community Centre. The agenda also includes a closed session under Section 90.1(j) of the Community Charter.
- Emcon Services proposes mural on Columbia River Bridge to deter graffiti
- Sculpture options include Carbon Key ($20,000 purchase), Stumped ($11,500), Bonfire ($12,000), and Echo ($20,000)
- Indigenous Languages Mural, 12'x15' by Nadia Maclaren, proposed for Community Centre
- Public Art Policy amendment to include Fourth Street Roundabout and Fifth Street pedestrian pathway
- In camera session under Section 90.1(j) of Community Charter
Social Development Committee
The Revelstoke Social Development Committee will review its drafted Terms of Reference, discuss a UBCM grant application to update the Poverty Reduction Plan, and receive updates on the Age Friendly Plan and social impacts of COVID-19. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and community sector updates.
- Review of drafted Social Development Committee Terms of Reference
- UBCM grant application for Poverty Reduction Plan update (up to $25,000, deadline March 5, 2021)
- Discussion paper on Social Impacts of COVID-19 to Council in March 2021
- Age Friendly Plan update based on 283 survey responses
- Approval of minutes from January 27, 2021
Council
Council will consider approving a development variance permit for a mobile home at 64 Johnson Way, reducing the front yard setback from 6 m to 4.10 m and increasing lot coverage from 35% to 40%. They will also discuss short-term rental regulations, approve the 2021-2035 Long-Term Financial Plan, and consider several grant applications.
- Development Variance Permit DVP2020-04 for 64 Johnson Way: reduce front yard setback to 4.10 m and increase lot coverage to 40%
- Short-term rentals: staff to proceed with minimal public engagement, estimated cost $1,000-$2,000
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2285 for 307 Downie Street: first and second reading, public hearing scheduled
- Approval of 2021-2035 Long-Term Financial Plan
- Grant applications: FCM Community Efficiency Financing, UBCM Poverty Reduction, UBCM Flood Mapping ($88,500)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw to regulate short-term rentals (STRs), including where they are allowed, who can operate them, and parking requirements. The committee will also receive departmental updates on bylaw enforcement, fire, RCMP, and parks. The agenda includes a presentation on Official Community Plan housekeeping.
- Proposed Zoning Bylaw amendments to regulate short-term rentals, limiting them to single-family and two-family dwellings with a permanent resident operator
- Allow STRs in commercial zones (C1, C2, C6) with 24-hour property management, and in certain residential zones (Rv) for up to 120 days per year
- Add parking requirement: 1 space per licensed bedroom up to 4 spaces for STRs
- Amend Business License Bylaw to require a 24/7 contact for STR operators
- 2020 Bylaw Enforcement Annual Statistics and quarterly reports from Fire, RCMP, and Parks
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee is reviewing the draft 2021 operating and capital budgets for several departments, including Council, Administration, Bylaw, Finance/IT, RCMP, and Development Services. They are also discussing a proposed bylaw to defer business license penalties to a single 10% penalty on March 31, 2021. The meeting includes adoption of previous minutes and budget-to-actual reports.
- Draft 2021-2025 financial plan shows total revenues of $24.6 million and expenses of $21.2 million for 2021
- Proposed change to Business License Bylaw No. 1503: defer penalties to 10% on March 31, 2021 (from two 5% penalties in January)
- Budget increases for salaries/wages due to collective agreement and for RCMP contract based on E Division info
- Discussion of reallocating license and fine revenue in Bylaw Compliance budget
- Development Services proposes bringing some 2022 projects forward to 2021, including Climate Action Plan work
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Environmental Advisory Committee is holding a regular meeting to adopt its agenda and minutes, nominate a chair and vice chair, and discuss the BC Transit Engagement Survey. The agenda is largely procedural, with no delegations, correspondence, or old business listed.
- Nomination of Chair & Vice Chair
- BC Transit Engagement Survey discussion
- Backcountry Recreation Access Plan update (old business)
Council
Council is deciding whether to deny a development variance permit and recommend denial of a non-medical cannabis retail store licence for Unit 5, 1605 Victoria Road West. The proposed store would be 44 m from a municipally-owned youth facility, below the required 100 m setback. Council will also consider adopting two bylaw amendments and endorsing grant applications.
- Development Variance Permit DVP2020-14 to reduce cannabis retail setback from 100 m to 44 m at 1605 Victoria Road West
- Recommendation to deny Non-Medical Cannabis Retail Store Licence for Canadian Mountain Cannabis Ltd
- Adoption of Traffic & Highways Amendment Bylaw No. 2282 and Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 2283
- Endorsement of Columbia Basin Trust grant application for Grizzly Plaza bandstand revitalization
- Support for Rural Development Institute funding application for Recreation Access Management Project
Public Art Committee
The Revelstoke Public Art Committee is meeting to discuss and decide on a public art installation for Mackenzie Avenue, review mural requests for commercial buildings, and consider a mural concept for the Columbia River Bridge from Emcon Services. The agenda includes updates on interpretative panels for the Greenbelt and an Indigenous Languages Map Mural. The meeting is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the selection of a sculpture from a catalogue of available works.
- Public Art Installation / Mackenzie Avenue: committee will review a catalogue of sculptures available for purchase or lease, with prices ranging from $4,000 to $42,000.
- Murals / Requests to paint murals on commercial buildings: committee will discuss requests for murals on commercial properties.
- Correspondence: Emcon Services / Mural Concept for Columbia River Bridge: a mural concept for the bridge is under consideration.
- For Information: Interpretative Panels / Greenbelt (Update): update on interpretative panels for the Greenbelt.
- For Information: Indigenous Languages Map Mural: update on the Indigenous Languages Map Mural project.
Youth Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Youth Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt the agenda and minutes, and to discuss the Youth Liaison Report and Youth Liaison Contract. The agenda includes a closed session under the Community Charter. The attached report details youth programs, grants, and community initiatives from fall 2020.
- Youth Liaison Report and Contract on agenda
- In camera session under Community Charter
- Grant funding: $2,500 for ShredHERS, $5,000 for after-school programs
- Youth Access Fund raised $350, received $2,000 from Class of 2020
- AST avalanche courses delivered, Shreducation put on hold
Special Council
This is a special council meeting of the City of Revelstoke. The agenda consists of procedural items, with the main substantive action being a move to a closed (in camera) session to discuss litigation or potential litigation affecting the municipality. No other business is listed.
- Closed session under Section 90.1(g) of the Community Charter for litigation or potential litigation
Council
Council will consider several items, including amendments to business licensing and traffic bylaws, approval of a by-election, a transit agreement, and a library lease. A presentation will update on solid waste and recycling programs. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and correspondence.
- Business Licensing and Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 2284 to modify 2021 fee penalty dates
- Traffic & Highways Amendment Bylaw No. 2282 and Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 2283
- Approval of Ministerial Order for by-election scheduled for February 13, 2021
- Annual Operating Agreement with BC Transit for 2020-21
- Lease of 3,430 sq ft in Community Centre to Okanagan Regional Library for $32,585 annually