Public Hearing for the City of Cranbrook Community Plan Amendment Bylaw 3814, See 6.1 2015
There were no presentations.
Delegations
5.1 Cranbrook Archives, Museum and Landmark Foundation
Charlotte Murray CAO and Tom Kirk Board President presented council with their upcoming plans for broadening the scope of the Museum. The new name for the Museum was also revealed as the Cranbrook History Centre.
Bylaws
6.1 OCP Amendment Bylaw 3814
To consider third reading and adoption of an amendment to the Wildstone Neighbourhood Plan in the
City's Official Community Plan. The proposed amendment will:
• change the neighbourhood plan text by deleting references to a second golf course, amending
dwelling unit numbers to reflect removing the densities attributed to the subject parcel;
• remove the subject parcel (racetrack lands) from the neighbourhood plan area map schedules;
• amend the subject properties land use designation from Comprehensive Development to Low
Density Residential and Core Commercial;
• amend the proposed trail system map in the neighbourhood plan to realign the public pathways to
be consistent with the major road network and proposed utility alignments.
Adopted
Business Arising
7.1 Community Initiatives Appointments
That Council appoint Mayor Lee Pratt, and Councillors Blissett, and Hockley as the CST CIlAAP
project proposal review committee and set April 1, 2015, 4:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. (approximate end time)at the Manual Training School as the Community Involvement Date, and that Council consider
recommendations of the review Committee at the regular meeting of Apri127, 2015.
Councillor Cardozo voiced her concerns about the awarding of grants, specifically that decisions rested on the shoulders of three Councillors and representatives from the RDEK. She went on to say that some other municipalities do have different systems which may be more democratic in nature. Apparently representatives from Columbia Basin Trust are willing to discuss other systems with council. Staff were asked to look into this for next year. In the meantime the system will remain for this granting year.
Carried
New Business
8.1 Mt Baker School, 14th Avenue pedestrians
That Council direct administration to pursue a cost sharing agreement with School District #5 for the installation of high intensity illuminated school zone signs on 14th Avenue.
Carried
8.2 Parcel Tax Roll Review
"THAT Council set a date for the Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel to be held on April 27, 2015, at 3:00 pm in the Council Chamber."
"AND FURTHER THAT Council appoint Tom Shypitka, Councillor; Wayne Staudt, Chief Administrative Officer; and Charlotte Osborne, Director of Finance & Computer Services, as members of the Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel"
Carried
10.1 Administration Report
Fire and Emergency Services report
Correspondence
12.1 Early Years Generations Playground
Referred to Leisure Services
12.2 Community Forest Parking
Referred to Engineering
Inquiries
Councillor Cardozo inquired about the dangers of the crosswalk at Victoria and 3rd St S.
This is not the first time the dangers of the crosswalk have been pointed out and the matter will be evaluated once more.
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