agenda district of stewart

AGENDA

District of Stewart

Regular Council Meeting 6:30 PM - Monday, May 27, 2019

Council Chambers

Page

1 CALL TO ORDER

MOTION TO RESOLVE INTO CLOSED MEETING: The following Meeting will be closed to the Public pursuant to Community Charter Section 90.1: (a) personal information about an identifiable individual who holds or is being considered for a position as an officer, employee or agent of the municipality or another position appointed by the municipality;

Regular Meeting - 7:00pm: Call to Order

2 QUESTION PERIOD 3 ADOPTION OF AGENDA 4 MINUTES a) Minutes from May 13, 2019

2019 05 13 Minutes Regular Meeting

3 - 7

5 UNFINISHED BUSINESS 6 PUBLIC INPUT, PETITIONS & DELEGATIONS

Kimberly Jewkes - Emergency Program Coordinator

7 REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS a) Report from CAO

DVP Application (Burke)

8 - 11

b) Report from the CAO

DVP Application (Davison)

12 - 15

c) Report from the CAO

DVP Application (Johnson)

16 - 17

d) Report from the CFO

Main Street Task Force (Equipment)

18 - 30

e) Report from the CFO

Purchase of Street Sweeper

31 - 38

f) Report from the CFO

Garbage Collection

39 - 41

g) Report from the CAO

Barker Land Purchase Request

42 - 43

h) Report from the CAO

Museum Lease (Addition of Rm 17)

44 - 45

i) Report from the CFO

Cheque Listing for Council (Apr 2019)

46 - 48

of 89

j) Report from the CFO

Photocopier

49

k) Report from the CAO

Development Variance Permit (R Smith)

50 - 54

8 CORRESPONDENCE & INFORMATION a) Correspondence Listing for Council

CORRESPONDENCE LISTING FOR COUNCIL -May 27

55

9 COMMITTEES 10 BYLAWS a) Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944, 2019 - for Adoption

Bylaw 944, 2019

56 - 72

b) Fees & Charges Amending Bylaw No. 949, 2019 - for Adoption

Bylaw 949, 2019

73 - 75

c) Noise Control Bylaw No. 943, 2019 - for Adoption

Bylaw 943, 2019

76 - 78

d) Ticket Information Utilization Fee Amending Bylaw No. 945, 2019 - for 3

Readings Bylaw 945, 2019

79 - 89

11 LATE ITEMS 12 REPORTS FROM MAYOR & COUNCIL 13 MANAGER'S UPDATE REPORT 14 REPORT OF BUSINESS FROM THE CLOSED MEETING (MAY 27, 2019) 15 QUESTION PERIOD 16 ADJOURNMENT

of 89

DISTRICT OF STEWART

Minutes for the REGULAR MEETING of Council held Monday, May 13, 2019 at 6:30pm At the Council Chambers 705 Brightwell Street, Stewart, BC

PRESENT: Mayor G. McKay Councillor J. Hill Councillor J. Hyslop

Councillor E. Riemann Councillor N. Rowe Councillor M. Tarrant

ABSENT: Councillor S. Howe

STAFF: Ralph Gillis – Chief Administrative Officer Jennifer Larson – Chief Financial Officer Sharon Burke – Accounting Clerk

1. CALL TO ORDER The Mayor called the Council Meeting of May 13, 2019 to order at 6:30pm.

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Hill to resolve into the Closed Meeting at 6:30pm.

CARRIED 111.19

The Mayor called the Regular Council Meeting of May 13, 2019 to order at 7:02pm.

2. QUESTION PERIOD

3. ADOPTION OF AGENDA MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Hill that the agenda be adopted.

CARRIED 112.19

4. MINUTES a) April 23, 2019 Special Meeting MOVED by Councillor Rowe seconded by Councillor Hyslop that the special minutes of April 23, 2019 be adopted.

CARRIED 113.19

b) April 23, 2019 Regular Meeting MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hill that the regular minutes of April 23, 2019 be adopted.

CARRIED 114.19

c) April 29, 2019 Special Meeting MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Hill that the minutes of April 29, 2019 be adopted.

CARRIED 115.19

5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

6. PUBLIC INPUT, DELEGATIONS & PETITIONS a) BC Community Achievement Award Recognition: Mrs. Janet Johnston

7. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

a) Report from the CFO – 2018 Audited Financial Statements

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Rowe that Council approves the 2018 Audited Financial Statements as presented.

CARRIED 116.19

#4 (a)

AGENDA ITEM #4a)

Minutes from May 13, 2019 of 89

District of Stewart — REGULAR MEETING Minutes May 13, 2019

2

MOVED by Councillor Rowe seconded by Councillor Hill to receive and file the 2018 Audited Financial Statement for information.

CARRIED 117.19

b) Report from the CFO – Log Handling Facility Repairs – Anchor Bundles

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Rowe that Council awards the contract for repair of the anchor bundles in the water lot to Portland Marine Towing Ltd. at a price of $12, 800 plus GST.

CARRIED 118.19

c) Report from the CFO – Log Handling Repairs – Stiff Legs

MOVED by Councillor Hill seconded by Councillor Tarrant to open the stiff leg repairs out for proposals.

CARRIED 119.19

d) Report from the CFO – Temporary Summer Office Position

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Rowe that Administration hire a temporary summer office staff person May 21- Aug 19, 2019 to assist with the busy season and cover when other staff are on vacation.

CARRIED 120.19

e) Report from the CAO – Regulatory Bylaws

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop to add the fine for unneutered male dogs running at large the same as female dog in heat off premises.

CARRIED 121.19

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop that the traffic fines that are now $50 be increased to $100 and the traffic fines that are $100 be increased to $200.

CARRIED 122.19

f) Report from CAO – District Equipment Rental Policy MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hill to adopt the rental Policy ADM-019 with amending the table and chair rental to having a damage deposit of $100 for the chairs and $100 for the tables.

CARRIED 123.19

g) Report from the CAO – Health Fair

MOVED by Councillor Riemann seconded by Councillor Tarrant that the District appoint Councillor Tarrant and Councillor Riemann to participate in the Health Fair by manning a table with a budget of $1,000 for activities and material sponsored by the District.

CARRIED 124.19

h) Report from the CFO – Plan H Community Wellness Strategy

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop that Council approves the Community Connections Society, in collaboration with Northern Health, to complete the Plan H Community Wellness Strategy project and that Council appoint Councillor Riemann to sit on the project committee.

CARRIED 125.19

i) Report from the CFO – January-March 2019 Financial Reports

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Hill to receive the January-March Financial Reports for information.

CARRIED 126.19

j) Report from the CFO – Purchase of Boom Lift

MOVED by Councillor Hill seconded by Councillor Tarrant that the District does not purchase the boom lift.

CARRIED 127.19

AGENDA ITEM #4a)



3

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hill that Council request Staff to investigate options to purchase / finance (lease) a Sweeper.

CARRIED 128.19

k) Report from the CFO – Replacement of Roof on Government Building

MOVED by Councillor Riemann seconded by Councillor Hyslop that Staff put the replacement of the Government Building roof back out to tender with a reasonable amount of time to submit the bid and appoint Councillor Hyslop and Councillor Hill on the committee for the Government Building roof.

CARRIED 129.19

l) Report from the CAO – More Core Land Request

MOVED by Councillor Hill seconded by Councillor Hyslop that Council approves to enter into a lease with MoreCore for the properties requested excluding the laneways.

Motion Rescinded

MOVED by Councillor Rowe seconded by Councillor Hyslop that Council approves to enter into a lease with MoreCore for the area requested including the laneways and to have a buffer of trees around the property.

CARRIED 130.19

8:36pm – Mayor McKay left the Council Chambers at this time due to a conflict of interest.

m) Report from the CAO – Modification to Yellowhead Lease Request

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Tarrant that Council approve the lease and offer it to Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd.

CARRIED 131.19

8:42pm – Mayor McKay returned to the Council Chambers at this time.

8. CORRESPONDENCE & INFORMATION

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Rowe that the following correspondence be received for information:

a) Correspondence Listing for Council CARRIED 132.19

b) City of Maple Ridge – Request for Resolution of Support

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Rowe to pass a resolution and forward it to Premier Horgan and the Union of BC Municipalities in support of Mayor Morden’s request.

CARRIED 133.19

c) Cheryl Gallant, MP – Bill C-68

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop that Administration write a letter to not support bill C-68.

CARRIED 134.19

d) Child Find BC – Proclamation Request (National Missing Children’s Day & Month)

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Rowe that Council proclaim May as Missing Children’s Month and May 25 as missing Children’s Day.

CARRIED 135.19

AGENDA ITEM #4a)



4

e) BC Assessment – Invitation to Meet During UBCM

MOVED by Councillor Rowe seconded by Councillor Tarrant that Council meet with BC Assessment Sept 25 during UBCM.

CARRIED 136.19

9. COMMITTEES

10. BYLAWS a) 2019-2023 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 946, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Riemann that 2019-2023 FINANCIAL BYLAW NO. 946, 2019 be ADOPTED.

CARRIED 137.19

b) Tax Rates Bylaw No. 948, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop that TAX RATES BYLAW NO. 948, 2019 be ADOPTED.

CARRIED 138.19

c) Council Procedure Amending Bylaw No. 947, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hyslop that COUNCIL PROCEDURE AMENDING BYLAW

NO. 947, 2019 be ADOPTED. CARRIED 139.19

d) Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Hill that TRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW NO. 944, 2019 be GIVEN FIRST SECOND AND THIRD READING.

CARRIED 140.19

e) Fees & Charges Bylaw No. 949, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Tarrant that FEES & CHARGES BYLAW NO. 949, 2019 be FIRST SECOND AND THIRD READING with the amendment of removing fees for tables and chairs.

CARRIED 141.19

f) Noise Control Bylaw No. 943, 2019

MOVED by Councillor Rowe seconded by Councillor Hill that NOISE CONTROL BYLAW NO. 943, 2019 be GIVEN FIRST SECOND AND THIRD READING.

CARRIED 142.19

11. LATE ITEMS

12. REPORTS FROM MAYOR AND COUNCIL

Councillor Riemann Reported on the Following;

• Attended library board meeting;

Councillor Tarrant Reported on the Following:

• Attended School Board Meeting April 24 in Terrace;

Mayor McKay Reported on the Following:

• Attended Regional District Meeting;

• Met with Northern Health;

13. MANAGER’S UPDATE REPORT a) CAO –Updated Council on the progress of the Landfill Site;

b) CFO – Attended Emergency Preparedness conference in Aiynash;

AGENDA ITEM #4a)



5

MOVED by Councillor Hyslop seconded by Councillor Riemann to resolve back into the Closed Meeting at 9:00pm.

CARRIED 143.19 The Mayor called the Regular meeting back to order at 9:46pm

14. REPORT OF BUSINESS FROM SPECIAL CLOSED MEETING OF MAY 13, 2019:

Motion C2019.066 – Request to Lease CITS Room in Service building: that Council declines to enter into a long term lease agreement with Sienna Networks for the CITS room in the Government building.

CARRIED 144.19

15. ADJOURNMENT

a) Motion to Adjourn: MOVED by Councillor Hill seconded by Councillor Tarrant that the meeting be adjourned at 9:50pm.

CARRIED 145.19

Certified as the true and correct minutes:

________________________ _________________________ Ralph Gillis Gina McKay Corporate Officer Mayor

AGENDA ITEM #4a)


DISTRICT OF STEWART # 7 (a)REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2018

FROM: Ralph Gillis,Chief Administrative Officer

SUBJECT: DEVELOPMENTVARIANCE PERMITAPPLICATION: BURKE(617 - 11TH AVENUE),,,,,,,,,,,,

_;viewwm __ ~.w,~«,w~ -aim 1 ~_ »»v,7uvw-=.»»a»~wrv»v-s—.~v«««»~;~;u_~;~m-,u.::z,v7.-.~,,w.-, ~':z" ~....»; ‘'1 1?” mm ,4

RECOMMENDATION:

That District Council considerthe Development Variance Permit for Colin Burke.

BACKGROUND:

This application is to allow the construction of an accessory building (garage for vehicles and boat)

next to the home on a residential lot.

Floor Area

To provide room for his boat and vehicles he is requesting a significantly larger accessory building.The bylaw allows for 50.0 square metres. The request is for a building of 75.81 square metres which is

an increase of 25.81 square metres. Even with the larger building, the maximum parcel coverage isonly 25.68%.

HeightIn order to construct an accessory building with the desired roof pitch, the applicant proposes abuilding height of 8.53 metres. Bylaw 881 allows for an accessory building height of 5 metres.

A variance 3.53 metres is being requested.

ANALYSIS:

A Development Variance Permit is a tool available to Council to allow acceptable variances fromzoning regulations to enable the development of property within the community. Council,whenconsidering a variance application, considers the magnitude ofthe variance, its impact on theneighbourhood and the intent ofthe bylaw restrictions.

If Council wishes to proceed with this application it willbe necessary to serve notice to all residentswithin a 150 metre radius and set a date for public input and consideration of the application.

CONCLUSION:

In this instance, the variances requested is greater than Bylaw 881 standards.

Respec ully submitted,

Ralph GillisChief Administrative Officer

Attachment

AGENDA ITEM #7a)

Report from CAO of 89

DISTRICT OF STEWART

DEVELOPMENTVARIANCE PERMITAPPLICATION

A .. [’Cdm %mk6

(Name of Owner of the Land)(PERMITTEE)

lxlggingI

:?s—.I([72,

3\r(’U~JCM‘Iv,3;\) CDT \LLDC5

Civic LOIi]Address: Al U

‘Z:’>c»«C1650! 31

XDISTRICTOF STEWART

Phone #

[Insert below the complete legal description from title:]

Roll/Folio# I‘-‘Ix"?>L-I;-\'--I:C'3Lot(s) ‘IOBlock Plan D/L

PlDNumber(s) .67/‘=/"/97‘“177~/0/4'"/97”???/I(referred to as the ”Land")

1. Please provide information regarding the structure to be constructed on your property:

(attach plans or drawingsto this app|ication—a/Idimensions must be shown in metric)

ta 6—?30‘‘3KJ

2. Describe the reason why a Development Variance Permit is required:

Q€'q\.t,&t'€CIA3\’\€\I@I\{(J.Q.§

Development Variance PermitApplication Form

AGENDA ITEM #7a)


INFORMATION:

1.

Submitted by the Applicant on the 02(dayofQ/

If the Applicant does not substantially start any construction permitted by the pendingPermit within two years ofthe date of the Permit, the Permit shall lapse.

This Application does not have the effect of varying the use or density of the Landspecified in Zoning Bylaw No.881 nor a flood plain specification under s. 910(2) of theLocal Government Act nor a phased development agreement under section 905.1 of theLocal Government Act.

Upon approval of this Application, Notice of the Permit shall be filed in the Land TitleOffice under section 927 of the Local Government Act, and upon such filing, the terms ofthe Permit or any amendment hereto shall be binding upon all persons who acquire aninterest in the land affected by the Permit.

The Land must be developed strictly in accordance with the terms and conditions andprovisions of the Permit and any plans and specifications attached to the Permit.

The plans and specifications attached to this Application are an integral part of thePermit.

Upon approval, the Permit willprevail over the provisions of the Bylaw in the event ofconflict.

This Application Form is not a Building Permit.

20/7’2

Signature of Applicant

Development Variance PermitApplication Form (9

AGENDA ITEM #7a)


Building Permit Application — Checklist (Residential)

,

“natejof;

>

.;APP||.C3tl0.U.Colin Burke April 25, 2019

617 11*“Ave, Stewart, BCVOT1w0

Lots 9 and 10 B|oc|< 33, Plan 958 (needs to be consolidated) 434.140

Buildgarage for vehicles

R1 Single Family Residential

Min.Parcel Size1

(new subdivision single family)

2 Min. Parcel Size for Duplex

3Min. Parcel Size for duplex if dwelling divided into

separate parcel with a common interior wallMin. Parcel width:

4Single FamilyDuplex — 1 parcelDuplex — 2 parcels (with common interior)

5 Max#of Principal buildings6 Max Height for Principal building

..-.N“?-_..Sett_>.ac..|<s=Exinsjpalbyiltzlins._______ _ ........_. . .........

...........

7 __ ..............B..‘i§..r__..........................................................................................._..

.............

............ _

Exterior Side8 Max. set back from front to building

9 Square footage of Principal building

10 Max. Parcel Coverage

11 Max. floor area (accessory)

12 Max. Height (accessory)13 Offstreet parking —'SFD

14 Accessory building from Principal & parcel lines

15Accessory Buildingswith floor area less than6.7m2

www.districtofstewa rt.com/documents/bylaws/bylaws/881—2014ZoningBvlaw

AGENDA ITEM #7a)


DISTRICT or STEWART # 7 (b)REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2018


SUBJECT: DEVELOPMENTVARIANCEPERMIT APPLICATION: DAVISON (607-11TH AVENUE)

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT District Council consider the Development Variance Permit for Preston Davison.

BACKGROUND:

This application is to allow the construction of an accessory building (garage for vehicles and storage)

next to the home on a residential lot.

Floor AreaTo provide room for his vehicles he is requesting a significantly larger accessory building. The bylawallows for 50.0 square metres. The request is for a building of 108 square metres which is an increase

of 58 square metres. Even with the larger building, the maximum parcel coverage is only 26.47%.

HeightIn order to construct an accessory building to meet the needs of his vehicles, the applicant proposes a

building height of 9.0 metres. Bylaw 881 allows for an accessory building height of 5 metres.

A variance 4.0 metres is being requested

ANALYSIS:

A Development Variance Permit is a tool available to Council to allow acceptable variances fromzoning regulations to enable the development of property within the community. Council,whenconsidering a variance application, considers the magnitude of the variance, its impact on theneighbourhood and the intent of the bylaw restrictions.

IfCouncil wishes to proceed with this application it will be necessary to serve notice to all residentswithin a 150 metre radius and set a date for public input and consideration of the application.

CONCLUSION:


Respec ll submitted,


Attachment

AGENDA ITEM #7b)

Report from the CAO of 89

X I DISTRICT OF STEWART/?

DISTRICTOF STEWARTDEVELOPMENTVARIANCE PERMITAPPLICATION ECE/

V5/4/,4//0220

DQ

(Name of Owner of the Land)(PERMITTEE)

%9>&30/ 3 fb‘i'€wv:r\—MailingAddress: E U 04* O

::\iC;r0i|c_AO i AVE ,§J—cwc+r'iL

' BePhone # 7 7


Roll/Fo|io# LI3 ‘ZH0 Lot(s) 5 ' LlBiock_’f;3_ Plan (756 D/L ‘/57PID Number(s) 011/{~l ‘?‘/r—7 3017/are/»/014/~— 711/(referred to as the ”Land")

Please provide information regarding the structure to be constructed on your property:(attach plans or drawings to this application-a? dimensions must be shown in metric)

Describe the reason why a Development Variance Permit is required:

I (2,yV’\_ Q__5\‘\\‘u'3Q—<)<‘KSu.Ctf[<.'rt¢‘€f;,_z,{2e; «r 6Qrc>gLMf.J,-\)L0 l’/emcc1.4:/?eeeez/giee

Developmentvariance Permit ApplicationForm(B

AGENDA ITEM #7b)


INFORMATION:

1. If the Applicant does not substantially start any construction permitted by the pendingPermit within two years of the date of the Permit, the Permit shall lapse.

This Application does not have the effect of varying the use or density of the Landspecified in Zoning Bylaw No.881 nor a flood plain specification under s. 910(2) of theLocal Government Act nor a phased development agreement under section 905.1 oftheLocal Government Act.

Upon approval of this Application, Notice of the Permit shall be filed in the Land TitleOffice under section 927 of the Local Government Act, and upon such filing, the terms ofthe Permit or any amendment hereto shall be binding upon all persons who acquire aninterest in the land affected by the Permit.

The Land must be developed strictly in accordance with the terms and conditions andprovisions of the Permit and any plans and specificationsattached to the Permit.

The plans and specifications attached to this Application are an integral part of thePermit.

Upon approval, the Permit willprevail over the provisions of the Bylaw in the eventofconflict.

‘

This Application Form is not a Building Permit.

Submitted by the Applicant on the 3{ day of Qrrx§ 20 E

Development Variance PermitApplication FormQ2

AGENDA ITEM #7b)



Preston Davison April 25, 2019

607 -11th Ave, Stewart, BCVOT1W0

Lots 3 and 4, Block33, Plan 958 (needs to be consolidated) 434.110

Buildgarage for vehicles and storage


Min. Parcel Size(new subdivision single family)


Min. Parcel Size for duplex if dwelling divided into3 . . .

separate parcel with a common interior wallMin. Parcel width:

4Single FamilyDuplex — 1 parcelDuplex — 2 parcels (with common interior)

5 Max # of Principal buildings

6 Max Height for Principal building

_'.‘ll?‘;§£'£P£‘.$§E....l?l!..C_lE2§:‘_l...l?“lldT5.....A14

Exterior Side

8 Max. set back from front to building


10 Max. Parcel Coverage

11 Max. floor area (accessory)

12 Max. Height (accessory)13 Offstreet parking — SFD

14 Accessory building from Principal & parcel lines

Accessory Buildings with floor area less than15 6.7m2

www.districtofstewart.com/documents/bvlaws/by|aws[881—2014ZoningBv|aw

AGENDA ITEM #7b)


DISTRICT or STEWART (c)REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2019


SU BJECT: DEVELOPMENTVARIANCEPERMITAPPLICATION: JOHNSON (306 — 7T”AVENUE)

RECOMMENDATION:

That District Council consider the Development Variance Permit for Glenn & LindaJohnson.

BACKGROUND:

A Development Variance Permit was issued to Glen and LindaJohnson on July 09,2018 to vary theheight of the garage he was planning on building and Building Permit # 2018-008 was issued July 10,

2018.

DISCUSSION:

Mr. Johnson has started work on his garage by constructing forms for concrete. Staff did a review of

his property file and noted discrepancies on the Building Permit Application checklist and sketchprovided showing setbacks to the property lines. It was noted in the file that the maximum floor area

for an accessory building (which includes a garage), was 50 square metres. Mr. Johnson's garage witha carport is 241.5 square metres. Without the carport the accessory building is 186 square metres.

Both are substantially greater than the maximum floor area noted for an accessory building in thezoning bylaw.

The CAO and Director of Public Works investigated the site and took preliminary measurements of

the forms. The building as laid out does not conform with the sketch provided for the Building

Permit. Additional measurements were taken and the results noted on the new Building Permit

checklist. DVPfor the following will be necessary to ensure the building meets the zoning bylaw.

Proposed without a carport 186 m2

Maximum floor area for all accessory buildings 50 m2

DVP 136 m2

The District willhave to consider an additional Development Variance Permit to the maximum floorarea ofthe accessory building. This was an oversight on behalf of Staff and the District should workwith Mr. Johnson to rectify the error as quickly as possible.

CONCLUSION:

In this instance, the variances requested is greater than Bylaw 881 standards and a DVPprocess

should be followed to allow the residents in the area a chance to comment on the development.

Respectfully submitted,

/‘Ralph GillisChief Administrative Officer

Attachment

AGENDA ITEM #7c)



Glen Johnson and LindaJohnson E/|eaCyO174//1179/

307 — 7”‘Ave. Stewart, BCV0T 1W0

Parcel B, DL468, Block, Plan 905 320.010

Double garage, RVStorage with loft


Min. ParcelSize1

(new subdivision single family)


3Min. Parcel Size for duplex if dwelling divided into

separate parcel with a common interior wall

Min. Parcel width:

4Single FamilyDuplex — 1 parcelDuplex- 2 parcels (with common interior)

5 Max#of Principal buildings

6 Max Height for Principal building

W_l\_/l_ir_1_._S_ett_>_acksfrincial buil_ding

7

Exterior8 Max. set back from front to building


10 Max. Parcel Coverage (

11Max. floor area (accessory)

12 Max. Height (accessory) 28

13 Offstreet parking — SFD NA

Rear 43

14 Accessory building from Principal & parcel linesPR .15

Exterior 5Front 25

15Accessory Buildings with floor area less than

NA6.7m2

www.districtofstewart.com/documents/bylaws/bylaws/881—2014ZoningBy|aw

AGENDA ITEM #7c)


DISTRICT OF STEWART # 7REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2019

FROM: Jennifer Larson, CFO

SUBJECT: MAIN STREETTASK FORCE - EQUIPMENT

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT Council instruct Administration to purchase equipment as proposed in the task force report.

BACKGROUND:

The Main Street Task Force identified a number of items of equipment that will help improve the lookofthe main street. Attached are some examples with prices.

We may be able to obtain recycling bins from Recycle BC at no cost which would allow for more

flexibility in the budget.

$ 400 - Smoking Receptacles (4 — Govt building, Library, Park) — approx. $100 each$ 2,000 — recycling bins (2 sets?) —vary greatly in style and price

$ 1,200 - dog waste station (3)

$ 3,000 — street banners —— 50’ x 5’ — approx. $600 each (5)

$12,000 — Christmas lights — LEDOverhead — approx. $4000 each (3 sets)

$ 1,500 — concrete planters — 38 across x 17 high (3)

$20,100

BUDGET IMPACT:$20,000 included in the budget

Respectfully Submitted, Reviyjd& Concurred,

C / La/7/’. £“>'\—u

/’ nnifer Larson, CPA, CGA Ralph.GillisChief FinancialOfficer Chief Administrative Officer

attachments

AGENDA ITEM #7d)

Report from the CFO of 89

https:/jwww.u|ine.ca/BL 3871/P|astic—Smokers—Receptac|es?kevwords=Cigarette+Receptacle

PLASTICSMOKER‘SRECEPTACLESEliminate clgarelle llller from public areas.

0 Exllngulshes clgarelles qulckly.

- Base holds (and conceals) lhousands of clgarelbulls.

- Unscrew and llfloff lid for easy disposal.

- Opllonal Receplacle Liners- Burn reslslanl. Twislllloss away.

PLASTICSMOKER'SRECEPTACLES Beige, Green, Terra Colla, Black or Gray

MODEL SIZE WHGHT PRICEEACI-L"NO. DIAM.x H ass.) 1 3+

H-H03 is i/2x38 1/2" 13mm $66 | séaww

RECEPTACLELINERS

MODEL emu "R'°E PERPACK ADDTONo_

msscmpnowPACK 1 | 3+ CART

Elli Receplacle Liners 10 $43 I $39 []:::] ADD

DELUXESMOKER'SPOLESophlsllcaled presenlallon for high end buildings.

- Use at line reslauranls, luxury holels and lhealers.

- Rusl,wind.wealher and lire-reslslanl.

0 1/8" lhlck aluminum wllh sleel-welghled base.

Sell-exllngulshlng. No sand or waler needed.

Quick release 3 1/2"wide lube for easy emptying.

DELUXESMOKER'SPOLE HunlerGreen. Black, Burgundy. Silver.Brass

MODEL SIZE w1_ PRICEEACH ADDT0N0. DIAM.X H Ms.) 1 3+ CART

-6656 14x 42" 28 $386 $373 §p§Qify Color

SHIPSNEXTDAYFROMUUNEIORONTO

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


www.globa|industria|.ca

Justrite Heavy Duty Steel Outdoor Ashtray5 Gal.Item #: T9723945B Email Prlni

Ships same clay. E}

;i”;; 0 reviews] Write a review

List Price: $434766 Save up to 23%

Price: 3 100.95

Global Industrial“ Silver AluminumOutdoor Ashtrayitem #2T‘.-37503029

Ships same day.

Email [E

_l

U rexri-awe.I Writea ll‘-.“.'ie"s.'lr‘

Price: $ $6.95

<,« -X‘. .«

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


https://www.uline.ca/BL 8778/Ranger—Trash—Cans?keywords=garbage+cans

CORRUGATEDPLASTICTRASHCANS

- Multiple bins under one lid keep recyclables sorted.

0 Impact and moisture-resistant polyethylene.

o Lightweight and portable.

0 Ships flat, easy assembly.

- Decals included: Cans, Paper, Plastic and Waste.

CORRUGATEDPLASTICTRASHCANS

MODEL CAPACITY SIZE w;_ PRICEEACH

N0. °E5°R"’"°” PERBIN wx Dx H (ms) 1 3+

S-21861 Two Bin28 GONG"

31 x 16 x 33'' i6 $200 $194

S-21862 Three Bin 46 x i6 x 33" 20 262 255Decalsincluded: Cans, Paper. Plastic and Waste

RANGER®TRASHCANSRUBBERMA|D®

Dependable in the roughest weather conditions.

- Pedestal base for stability and security.

0 4-way entry — No excuse not to pitch your trash!

- 2-way entry — Swing doors keep trash and odorsinside container.

RANGEWTRASHCANS Beige or Black

MODEL SIZE W1, PRICEEACH__ ADDro

No_ DESCRIPTION CAPACITY U W X H Lam 3+ CART

H-2459 4-WCIY 45 38 $5l5 Specify Color25 x 25 x 42" _

-2 so 2-Way Gallon 43 553 §pec|fy ColorSHIPSVIAMOTORFREIGHT

Upscale temporary recycling center for events and trade shows.

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


Commercial Zone ArchTec ParkviewDouble TrashlRecycling Container wlDomeLid TWO25 Gal. BK 72720199Item #: T97261188ElK Em, Pm

Usually ships in 2 to 5 clays (ships from US) 93»:

~ 1: Dreview.-3| Wrliea review

Price: 8 916.00

Global industrial“ Outdoor SteelRecycling Receptacle with Multi-StreamLid - 36 Gallon Blue

ltem#: T97B41365RBL Ema“ I-5.1PM

In Stock, Ships in 3-4 Days €33

Elreviews I Write’:-Ireview

Price: 3 564.00

Steel Recycling Container with ComboOpening - 36 Gallon Capacity Blue

item #:T97261625BL X Em Fm,

Usually ships in 5 to 8 days (ships lrom US) 6'}

‘* 0 reviews} Writea review

Price: $ 286.95

(33

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


Global Industrial“ Thermoplastic 32 Gallon PerforatedRecegtacle wIRain Bonnet Lld - Green

Ava?abilily: In Stock, Ships in 3-4 Days

Item#_ T972619?/GN

Price: $568.00

otylilz

Product Specifications

DEPTHINCHES 23-1I2(59.E9 cm)

ASSEMBLY Unassembled

HEIGHTINCHES 4D—1I2(1D24S7cm)

LIDTYPE Rain BonnetSTYLE Perforated

Evosm‘ Series Steel Garbage Can, 15Gallon - 9932BL

item #: TQTB1318374 Em-.. pm

Usually ships in 5 to 8 days (ships from US) if}

Elreviews] Writea review

List Price: $898752 Save up to 47%

Price: $ 426.95

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


https://www.uline.ca/Product/AdvsearchResult?kevwords=pet%20station

IIIHIll? 'l...W_ .

7 matches

Dog Waste System Dispenser

__Price each

_W

__mModel#_vM

I______

«__W_‘___

3_

H-2897 _$151.00 $142.00

Order In Multiples or: I L” J ADD

Dog Waste System Receptacle

__ _Price each

W

_

Modem‘

I aH-3491

_$241.00

_$226.00

Order In Multiples or: I L -1ADD

Uline Dog Waste system Dispenser - 9 x 5 x I2"

4............ ,,,,,,,,,, __F'_[‘£°.E£'L__________________________________ ___,_e__

M°d_e_¥_*.__________________L.___

__________________ oi ______2

___H-5943

__v

$197.00_____

__§1_8400

Order In Multiples or: I I‘ I ADD

Uline Dog Waste System Recepiacle

Price each

OrderIn Multiples 0!: I

<22

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


Poopy Pouch Steel Pet Waste Station WIHeader Bags, Regalltem #: T€I7B2D47B65 Ema" Fm,

Usually ships in 2 to 5 (lays (ships from US) $3

0 revi-awe| Writea review

Price: S 333.95

DOGIPO Outdoor Pet Station -

Aluminumitem #:TQ724OQE-1 Em. Wm

Usually ships in 3 to 6 days (ships from US)

3 0 reviews] Write a review

Price: 5 503.00

DOGlPOT® Header Pak Dog WasteHanging Bag Dispenser With 400 Bagsllem #:T97277462 \./ E,,,,;., [E],.,;,,.

/\

Usually ships in 2 to 5 days (shlps from US) 2?0‘ Cl15'.-isws | Writea review

Price: 5 164.95

DOGlPOT® Aluminum 10 Gallon OutdoorDog Waste ReceptacleItem :41:T97277464 X Em“ pm,

Usually ships in 2 to 5 days (ships from US) ('3

Dreviewsl Writea review

Price: 3 283.95

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


?g 800-494-5850 Search Q Q Chat g| Lozin,C0i'T|

Signs > Aaoss the Sireel Banners

Installing Banners Across Streets and Over Roads

VINYL BANNERS

1.Choose material:

Order within the next 15 hours 50 minutes, and choose "1 Day:

Air"shipping at checkoutto have your order delivered by Fri05/24

My?gigcts H

Quantity 1 3+ 4+ 5+ 16+

Discounts

Priceeach $549.99 $521.49 $494.99 $467.49 $450.99

Turnaround lday Lday lday Lday lday

Quantitydismunts apply in axad designs only

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


www.dekra|ite.com

overhead Deccsr

A Happy Hmcdays 8 5;|»;-a5t)n'e Qioati?gz C. Eamon’: Grnuungs

2’ It 22' 51?" x -10‘M‘? c“.T1‘Hfls mxllizes, 163'-.'w1!~:.,.H0 Him F5(27 1 ‘gift hl,J‘3l.v,..,,’.~‘Mvmrm Hi?B!‘4C)¥‘HHSLw.r.2i3}’LEU :5»2/:2z5.e:sr2 Gm”,-,d Hm".

GMHL',-':SCr;_E[}~G.'~‘, S TQ.5|‘S5,0U

J‘ 1-. 33' (Jvmhcmd

21417:»<11’LEMmum 1 xwsita 1435me. wm 1:-as,um B9'““lL€-‘3‘3?~EU‘<3“ ?= ¥0.‘-WE-0%?

E?«1r3Pl~u»l:‘u’_'=v,x3t'jI«'l,&Ev 5 2n3S5.C«0

D‘ Marry rfixvistnv?m

5'4" :4 -10‘C7 ‘LE,CH..1t1HJ§, 5205 '-';er;H'é. H‘? Nm

4‘ .'-t 214‘.7195C9 LED ‘ox.-.ms.23.2 «mam. Km!¥.'»«*.t'?¥W3i‘1h'3«?r1i[TIMF{'2 $ ~e,:w5.o

'¢aI¥::~. 300 H.v;~'

$ A_E35D‘€'3ClGmund Mcnumi3?~'«HL.'-_'atv“l'E;CTLE£MIiM 5 30.995130

'73 uull>*—.FM ‘.*.<m£';> 3‘?::;am Cwezhrzw’‘».~r€»<77U.-I?» "SE-’$0CJ‘f_1l3 I3X~W£.$‘.«‘t«“?<T.._.fT;‘i'I.E OH 2 3,Q.99$,i3:€)

.594‘: n’ ,‘-..-_r.; E 4

1,4:

443,:5

1n

I

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


DECOR(Tl»<,'mr;e fmm .3 vauuly ui :.-1-cmgm (rum m'4lIv.'n'=and z.>|aytu%...

V

,»

acute: and um«:mr.- .‘.Sk;ylII\=“:deco: spans cny sheets :0 maéreiasn entrantand hi) z:mham;u Vmn‘ m>hd:.'sy clmur ‘N42can gm»

r:r‘«::.3t-:2 c':vmw*.>f*<‘o"kv,e1clz;u~.3mr'\‘1 M/.;;I;'nt1;‘;V

LED Overhead Decor

A. Shouting Stat Skyline391%, R10 w.m~;

:‘m3M'~3m'Jm;>a 5. 2_9395.('3o

B Juvaahzd Scroll;‘I(;' x 57'.Via? »-“Man,

STFEv3_§3«‘.l‘-.3 S 5,250.00

5")

mar swirl with lmsbonI133 . 1.54 t.-.«:m.»‘

STFDSESBAF S 3,395.00

(3. ROWHShow ‘SKYUIHS2??‘.~‘ ?‘-">1:watts‘?3‘Il?MZ{"v‘l,$~e'rS 3 -i_35,Cl,D0

E” Nuuk SkyhrwSW13‘. Bwmts|,.l-1‘3}.”§?3.§ 5 'J‘35\0()

Au-.r.r\.~{ Lu ,N A-«JM "if

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


25?... ow ms,

cod? w «.mw,_U,n 3,3”. ..353. wmmvF.,G§ncau:u

SP m; #050. cmuwoqq?oq 3? aniocw.

3.?» w

ooéna n

?n.“ 3 @050 umum”...wouo.Eo.. ..§uCio:w bwfau.

ooaan: n msQR mm..u..,......5 mm.nnSn am.“ no ow“.

._.t.¢n¢m :.5..u;.:m ova gum «LC, x.

ao?cw

m.L..:ra:, .33....» ...,Z..... V03n.:D.U..\5 hcutu? ox:..eQ

Mun“mm.m%.m..> Cu» .u _ 0 nmaNU Uu?

ntnxm .?3u?__..w new.La 9%.

5053 Sacco fut» .?««o,U

kn: ,:,I..... ‘ :4} ..w__xoodon m99 G .?..c..a mmEsp ?s?, U 3.,

u...0m Fahduabm U56 .m,wLat.» .wm.500;}; tom. .c3nJ.\ ~..Z:....U

oosor: M _..u,»

W9 :4. ..M.._m..> an .mn3D am A A0 NIH.

52.6w :d1,..u_...,3w U90 awnRH, £93 .3

fast.» kom u.nnn;U

,1

mm._.._.m3o:4_m._.mou..._z<._

>n4un.x4,:ao.n§.... M

m(.au.L5 M. ...E,& (mix. 5.13 33.0 nrmxambf

.!..:.£m (LDMEDM exanuhwy..,f/.r.;.,,ao.n~._«...n m mm}

in on .532, 5.3.» .8 0% an ..n;2

Ucatnw .,o>_G umown») .3...» seem .9... 3,. a mms,

%c;....<W ..§0:}.D:W

oo..SF..n M .99 mmdict. m: .mE3.,n muam» 3. .,o..¢

?~.»,O.Mw :d3uu_s...m E ( am.ac,

.:a...:: .3 ii 95.33 Bacouoo,non.n .w.

99 no ._»..;..>.. mm”x

oa.n..vJ w.7u

h_an,u mmv.«:42. Mn.do u muom.” av n03

gum ...3.o«.;.uw uuu rm...A3 M .w~/3......

553.54% kom u?nnqum

m:3

moumo a<m:mm>o

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


Exposed Aggregate Planters

Here you willfind a full range of precast concrete planters from small residential bowls for the

homeowner to large commercial planters for security or traffic barriers.

EFLAREDSIgZE;Sy:AVA1LABiLE:l: f

17.5-«x7.5"mtf23.f5*'xl9l.s%vrALL

V

i

129.5"12"TAlLL[i I

EROUVNDMMSIZEVSVAVVATLABLVV

%’y2’0,""X\,’]1jf>l’,':.-”rAl"’é:’L’*\i

ifxl12s'7fTALLf if

'x14"yTALlLV

issrrxuwrmumacrmctsisxzssAvAxLAsu:;»r19.25?'xirf1,2Y?‘TALc

i

l

swlxlawyl i

AREsIzESsAvAILABLE:it"15?Ti15"?/Milli4 i

E15'»x19.s-rrAtt72_l5'?xTVALLVV

_i

72$-S"iX24"TALLV‘I

C i

What Is Exposed Aggregate?

When concrete is poured into a cast, what you see on the outside is a smooth, outer skin. To get exposed

aggregate, that outer skin is removed. The result is the coarse aggregate that you see on the outside of

planters.

Q8

AGENDA ITEM #7d)


DISTRICT OF STEWART

REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 13, 2019


SUBJECT: PURCHASEOF STREETSWEEPER

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT Council instruct Administration as to which street sweeper to purchase.

BACKGROUND:

Council identified that a street sweeper should be a priority and allocated $100,000 in the capitalbudget for 2019.

Having researched the various models, Administration presents the following options based on therecommendation that the sweeper must be able to ”pick up” the debris so that it is not washed into

the storm drain system or redeposited on sidewalks, and must also have a water, sprinkler system to

minimize dust and aid pickup of the materials.

Options:1. Purchase a new se|f—contained street sweeper—see attached example — price may be $350,000.

Financing over a 60 month term (maximum) at an interest rate of 2.48% results in monthly

payments of $6,208. Interest cost for the 60 month term would be $23,1962. Purchase a good — used — street sweeper — price still likely $250—$300,0003. Purchase a good used loader and broom attachment — see attached — cost approx. $140,000

Financing over a 60 month term at an interest rate of 2.48% results in monthly payments of$2,661. Interest cost for the 60 month term would be $9,946 fully paid out.— Requires a quick connect that we don't have on our existing loaders- The District currently has a 2007 950H and a 1979 966C

- One of our existing loaders could be traded in to reduce the net cost

Recommendations:Option 3 results in a lower total price and provides a more universally useful piece of equipment.

The Municipal Finance Authority no longer provides leases, however, financing whether through a

lease or loan is essentially the same. A lease typically has a lower monthly cost but a higher total cost

as the interest is built into the agreement.

BUDGETIMPACT:$100,000 already included in the capital budget

30,000 can be reallocated from the man liftLeaves just $10,000 to be recovered from the trade in of a loader, surplus or other areas ofthebudget

# 7(e)

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


REPORT TO COUNCIL — Purchase of Street SweeperREGULAR MEETlNG OF COUNCILMay 27, 2019 ’ PAGE 2

Respectfully Submitted, Review & Concurred,

/', (A-.

?inifer Larson, CPA, CGA Ralph GillisChief Financial Officer Chief Administrative Officer

Bucher Citycat2020ev Sweeper

BUCHERmunicipalBucher Citycat 2020ev Sweeper; Availablefor

Order; ElectricVehicle; 2m’ at 1450 kg Hopper

Capacity; Eight Hours of Standard Operation;

Quietand Emissions Free; Articulating Steering;

Programmable Sweeping System; Stainless

Steel Hopper

>Make:Bucher

>Model:Citycat 2020ev

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


Ernie Dusdal - Stewart

Equipment Financing — Loan Calculator

IMPORTANT! Before you begin, please ensure that MFABC’s records of your signing authorities and banking information areup-to-date. A Pre-Authorized Debit Form (PAD) must be on file to process this application. If any of your records requireupdating, please complete the appropriate form and email it to [email protected]

Please fill in this form and then click the Generate Estimate button, which will fill in the loan summary and the paymentschedule below. If you cannot see the summary and schedule, please scroll down.

Press Next if you wish to apply for this loan or save this application as a draft.

The current interest rate is 2.48125“/a

Period/Payment*: Amortization Period V

Funding Date*: 2019-06-04

(Date format: YYYY-MM-DD)

Resolution*: 201901

Principal Amount*: 350,000.00

Amortization Period*: 120

Monthly Payment*: 3,296.46

t.6_O_____.,mTerm:

Loan PUt.pese,..t Street Sweeper

IBack Generate Estimate Next

Loan Summary Payment Schedule

Loan Details No. Date Principal Interest Payment Balance

Principal Value $350,000.00 2019-06-04 0.00 0.00 0.00 350,000.00

Current Interest Rate 2.48125°/o 2019-06-30 0.00 642.41 642.41 350,000.00

Amortization Period 120 1 2019-07-31 2,558.88 737.58 3,296.46 347,441.12

Payments in Term 60 2 2019-08-31 2,564.28 732.18 3,296.46 344,876.84

Fixed Monthly Payment $3,296.46 3 2019-09-30 2,593.12 703.34 3,296.46 342,283.72

Total Estimated Principal $164,120.40 4 2019-10-31 2,575.14 721.32 3,296.46 339,708.58

Total Estimated Interest $34,309.61 5 2019-11-30 2,603.66 692.80 3,296.46 337,104.92

Total Estimated Cost $198,430.01 6 2019-12-31 2,586.06 710.40 3,296.46 334,518.86

Final Payment* 7 2020-01-31 2,591.51 704.95 3,296.46 331,927.35

Estimated Final Payment $3,296.46 8 2020-02-29 2,642.10 654.36 3,296.46 329,285.25

Estimated Residual Value $185,879.60 9 2020-03-31 2,602.54 693.92 3,296.46 326,682.71

* Final payment amount Wmmange based10 2o20~04—30 2,630.23 666.23 3,296.46 324,052.48

on interest rate ttuetuettene ever the term 11 2020-05-31 2,613.56 682.90 3,296.46 321,438.92

of the loan. 12 2020-06-30 2,640.92 655.54 3,296.46 318,798.00

13 2020-07-31 2,624.64 671.82 3,296.46 316,173.36

14 2020-08-31 2,630.17 666.29 3,296.46 313,543.19

15 2020-09-30 2,657.03 639.43 3,296.46 310,886.16

16 2020-10-31 2,641.31 655.15 3,296.46 308,244.85

17 2020-11-30 2,667.83 628.63 3,296.46 305,577.02

18 2020-12-31 2,652.50 643.96 3,296.46 302,924.52

19 2021-01-31 2,658.09 638.37 3,296.46 300,266.43

20 2021-02-28 2,724.93 571.53 3,296.46 297,541.50

21 2021-03-31 2,669.43 627.03 3,296.46 294,872.07

22 2021-04-30 2,695.10 601.36 3,296.46 292,176.97

23 2021-05-31 2,680.74 615.72 3,296.46 289,496.23

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


24 2021-06-30 2,706.07 590.39 3,296.46 286,790.16

25 2021-07-31 2,692.09 604.37 3,296.46 284,098.07

26 2021-08-31 2,697.76 598.70 3,296.46 281,400.31

27 2021-09-30 2,722.58 573.88 3,296.46 278,677.73

28 2021-10-31 2,709.18 587.28 3,296.46 275,968.55

29 2021-11-30 2,733.65 562.81 3,296.46 273,234.90

30 2021-12-31 2,720.65 575.81 3,296.46 270,514.25

31 2022-01-31 2,726.39 570.07 3,296.46 267,787.86

32 2022-02-28 2,786.75 509.71 3,296.46 265,001.11

33 2022-03-31 2,738.01 558.45 3,296.46 262,263.10

34 2022-04-30 2,761.60 534.86 3,296.46 259,501.50

35 2022-05-31 2,749.60 546.86 3,296.46 256,751.90

36 2022-06-30 2,772.84 523.62 3,296.46 253,979.06

37 2022-07-31 2,761.23 535.23 3,296.46 251,217.83

38 2022-08-31 2,767.05 529.41 3,296.46 248,450.78

39 2022-09-30 2,789.77 506.69 3,296.46 245,661.01

40 2022-10-31 2,778.76 517.70 3,296.46 242,882.25

41 2022-11-30 2,801.13 495.33 3,296.46 240,081.12

42 2022-12-31 2,790.52 505.94 3,296.46 237,290.60

43 2023-01-31 2,796.40 500.06 3,296.46 234,494.20

44 2023-02-28 2,850.12 446.34 3,296.46 231,644.08

45 2023-03-31 2,808.30 488.16 3,296.46 228,835.78

46 2023-04-30 2,829.78 466.68 3,296.46 226,006.00

47 2023-05-31 2,820.18 476.28 3,296.46 223,185.82

48 2023-06-30 2,841.30 455.16 3,296.46 220,344.52

49 2023-07-31 2,832.11 464.35 3,296.46 217,512.41

50 2023-08-31 2,838.08 458.38 3,296.46 214,674.33

51 2023-09-30 2,858.66 437.80 3,296.46 211,815.67

52 2023-10-31 2,850.09 446.37 3,296.46 208,965.58

53 2023-11-30 2,870.30 426.16 3,296.46 206,095.28

54 2023-12-31 2,862.14 434.32 3,296.46 203,233.14

55 2024-01-31 2,868.17 428.29 3,296.46 200,364.97

56 2024-02-29 2,901.46 395.00 3,296.46 197,463.51

57 2024-03-31 2,880.33 416.13 3,296.46 194,583.18

58 2024-04-30 2,899.63 396.83 3,296.46 191,683.55

59 2024-05-31 2,892.51 403.95 3,296.46 188,791.04

60 2024-06-30 2,911.44 385.02 3,296.46 185,879.60

Totals: 164,120.40 34,309.61 198,430.01

Estimated Annual Cost

Year Principal Interest Payment

2019 15,481.14 4,940.03 20,421.17

2020 31,594.34 7,963.18 39,557.52

2021 32,410.27 7,147.25 39,557.52

2022 33,223.65 6,333.87 39,557.52

2023 34,057.46 5,500.06 39,557.52

2024 17,353.54 2,425.22 19,778.76

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


Ernie Dusdal 0 Stewart

Equipment Financing — Loan Calculator

IMPORTANT! Before you begin, please ensure that MFABC's records of your signing authorities and banking information areup-to-date. A Pre-Authorized Debit Form (PAD) must be on file to process this application. If any of your records requireupdating, please complete the appropriate form and email it to [email protected]

Please fill in this form and then click the Generate Estimate button, which will fill in the loan summary and the paymentschedule below. If you cannot see the summary and schedule, please scroll down.

Press Next if you wish to apply for this loan or save this application as a draft.

The current interest rate is 2.481250/o

Period/Payment*: Amortization Period 7

Funding Date*:

Reso|ution*:

Principal Amount*:

Amortization Perlod*: 60

Monthly Payment*:

Term:

2,660.86

lE5__:.__._,,.

_2_019-06-04(Date format: WYY-MM-DD)

201901

150,000.00

Loan Purpose*: Loader and broom

Back ‘Generate, Estimate Next

Loan Summary Payment Schedule

Loan Details No. Date Principal Interest Payment Balance

Principal Value $150,000.00 2019-06-04 0.00 0.00 0.00 150,000.00

Current Interest Rate 2.48125”/o 2019-06-30 0.00 275.32 275.32 150,000.00

Amortization Period 60 1 2019-07-31 2,344.76 316.10 2,660.86 147,655.24

Payments in Term 60 2 2019-08-31 2,349.70 311.16 2,660.86 145,305.54

Fixed Monthly Payment $2,660.86 3 2019-09-30 2,364.53 296.33 2,660.86 142,941.01

Total Principal $150,000.00 4 2019-10-31 2,359.63 301.23 2,660.86 140,581.38

Total Estimated Interest $9,946.35 5 2019-11-30 2,374.16 286.70 2,660.86 138,207.22

Total Estimated Cost $159,946.35 6 2019-12-31 2,369.61 291.25 2,660.86 135,837.61

Final Payment* 7 2020-01-31 2,374.60 286.26 2,660.86 133,463.01

Estimated Final Payment $2,680.29 8 2020-02-29 2,397.75 263.11 2,660.86 131,065.26

Estimated Residual Value $0.00 9 2020-03-31 2,384.66 276.20 2,660.86 128,680.60

* Fina‘ payment amount Wmchange based10 2020-04-30 2,398.43 262.43 2,660.86 126,282.17

on interest rate fluctuations over the term 11 2020'05'31 2'394'74 266'12 2'660'86 123'887'43of the loan. 12 2020-06-30 2,408.21 252.65 2,660.86 121,479.22

13 2020-07-31 2,404.86 256.00 2,660.86 119,074.36

14 2020-08-31 2,409.93 250.93 2,660.86 116,664.43

15 2020-09-30 2,422.94 237.92 2,660.86 114,241.49

16 2020-10-31 2,420.11 240.75 2,660.86 111,821.38

17 2020-11-30 2,432.81 228.05 2,660.86 109,388.57

18 2020-12-31 2,430.34 230.52 2,660.86 106,958.23

19 2021-01-31 2,435.46 225.40 2,660.86 104,522.77

20 2021-02-28 2,461.91 198.95 2,660.86 102,060.86

21 2021-03-31 2,445.78 215.08 2,660.86 99,615.08

22 2021-04-30 2,457.71 203.15 2,660.86 97,157.37

23 2021-05-31 2,456.11 204.75 2,660.86 94,701.26

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


24 2021-06-30 2,467.73 193.13 2,660.86 92,233.53

25 2021-07-31 2,466.49 194.37 2,660.86 89,767.04

26 2021-08-31 2,471.69 189.17 2,660.86 87,295.35

27 2021-09-30 2,482.83 178.03 2,660.86 84,812.52

28 2021-10-31 2,482.13 178.73 2,660.86 82,330.39

29 2021-11-30 2,492.96 167.90 2,660.86 79,837.43

30 2021-12-31 2,492.61 168.25 2,660.86 77,344.82

31 2022-01-31 2,497.87 162.99 2,660.86 74,846.95

32 2022-02-28 2,518.39 142.47 2,660.86 72,328.56

33 2022-03-31 2,508.44 152.42 2,660.86 69,820.12

34 2022-04-30 2,518.47 142.39 2,660.86 67,301.65

35 2022-05-31 2,519.03 141.83 2,660.86 64,782.62

36 2022-06-30 2,528.74 132.12 2,660.86 62,253.88

37 2022-07-31 2,529.67 131.19 2,660.86 59,724.21

38 2022-08-31 2,535.00 125.86 2,660.86 57,189.21

39 2022-09-30 2,544.23 116.63 2,660.86 54,644.98

40 2022-10-31 2,545.70 115.16 2,660.86 52,099.28

41 2022-11-30 2,554.61 106.25 2,660.86 49,544.67

42 2022-12-31 2,556.45 104.41 2,660.86 46,988.22

43 2023-01-31 2,561.84 99.02 2,660.86 44,426.38

44 2023-02-28 2,576.30 84.56 2,660.86 41,850.08

45 2023-03-31 2,572.67 88.19 2,660.86 39,277.41

46 2023-04-30 2,580.76 80.10 2,660.86 36,696.65

47 2023-05-31 2,583.53 77.33 2,660.86 34,113.12

48 2023-06-30 2,591.29 69.57 2,660.86 31,521.83

49 2023-07-31 2,594.43 66.43 2,660.86 28,927.40

50 2023-08-31 2,599.90 60.96 2,660.86 26,327.50

51 2023-09-30 2,607.17 53.69 2,660.86 23,720.33

52 2023-10-31 2,610.87 49.99 2,660.86 21,109.46

53 2023-11-30 2,617.81 43.05 2,660.86 18,491.65

54 2023-12-31 2,621.89 38.97 2,660.86 15,869.76

55 2024-01-31 2,627.42 33.44 2,660.86 13,242.34

56 2024-02-29 2,634.75 26.11 2,660.86 10,607.59

57 2024-03-31 2,638.51 22.35 2,660.86 7,969.08

58 2024-04-30 2,644.61 16.25 2,660.86 5,324.47

59 2024-05-31 2,649.64 11.22 2,660.86 2,674.83

60 2024-06-30 2,674.83 5.46 2,680.29 0.00

Totals: 150,000.00 9,946.35 159,946.35

Estimated Annual Cost

Year Principal Interest Payment

2019 14,162.39 2,078.09 16,240.48

2020 28,879.38 3,050.94 31,930.32

2021 29,613.41 2,316.91 31,930.32

2022 30,356.60 1,573.72 31,930.32

2023 31,118.46 811.86 31,930.32

2024 15,869.76 114.83 15,984.59

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


4ZOF|T

i"«5RP'

$95,000.00 IWE}

MAKEUSANOFFER

* 20!-50 3935 Hours- PrinceGeo.rge,eC,CA° Cawog =.CU4354103' Sena} N‘ LKHOOIIJ

Cost of Broom attachment — $28,500

This model ”picks up” and has a sprinkler system option

Tysea's wheel loaderpickup brooms I sweepers are designed tocollectand clumpdirtanddebriswhenused for such applicationsas parking lots, street cleanup. Industrialcleanup. landscapingand construction job sites. Thesebrooms can also bemanufacturedfor skidsteers.backhoes and tractors. Widthsanddesigns can be fullcustomized to suite customer specs. ContactTysea today for a quote!

WWW.WSE?MF|:'tliI|M- [1250]573-2148° I':YSEiill1Fti@l||l1'lliiiIl£lIll“ii

AGENDA ITEM #7e)


The CAT broom doesn't ”pick up”

Fzmms:Swi?ping VcrsatiliiyI IurvglvEroarm can idea! fox.s\wcp’a-Inparking Inn. s?ndLr::.'lrinl

plnms. mlllwrds.airport rurrmwea.slrumsa, drlunwrmzrum!Inrvaers.

I BuiltIn: ucsnzuramWliéél Lr.:Lrul:-reg.Iu‘nle‘e~;ar‘r:«r1-3-:1"r-2:2‘-Icuui-:m:-an-LiBzrcihuuLt:-2-zlursr

liuickchangeAnglingI Erll..1’-IualéiBl1.'r€J|l'I-'3a~r‘rulI;1éllrur lwytlrutzéiuulls ur ll'lilllL&8':”V—

1313*to uhhnr 5i¢:kw—-ct can I21:-amuin in straight r.-:1-slbon.I Lhaiam»n u~.im:lu'.:r.-min-5a:e1ie1n.Araul»?Eu-crmw-.9rr‘nr.m§: lira}:-is:;ia:;hr‘za

?hit?d Lllhtlto the aide miIlw mlrfacu tuning 2.5-.-eiznl.

I Hyifmulln nnaglm]cxnmc-naliens u:tg.'mr.21urI:-2curnw? hr-nnmnrvglnrmm?n’:'§?b< I‘-Imus?r-:'n:;%ive;|Ian-:u5='u‘u:«ct.-w luzaanally ruwwwlrrstlIn |wn‘rnu|ir:angknn,

nurahlr.-,Reliablenusign' M‘L|l!Jl7:lrim r.I-'.u|.e‘cI.eIJlrr:IruLiuslemu-:Jul1rir'=—'p1IlI:m3=ihrr=-.:=.=-gm:-Iu.

I Guterpilar X?q“-3 ES In:-ms.ccIJmiI1|15and crring face so-als[Hm-&r.Joa:.mr.a7<r'|::n:'Irmkrm-3nurI'mr'm'nru.:nnmi nail-Imliw.Allbalsaare wraglued I.'u1’|:P}1l'i'.|l[|l'i‘\'(l12l\V!.’!3,lCodum siryzn-1'IIgfur ndcb:-:1up-mm:-rpraiecaian.

I EmzstumlmnrinusEm‘:ramin!-§rmI‘I(:(4-|‘r£m I’-c;n‘|(mI.:1Iilrs

IaclrhneLoadercumpalaiity

UniqueSuspn?sinnSvsihnmI A unimlursusgpurmizln!?!a1UlV1ulirnénslees the I1ud%for support.

vmmzu, Bauzzhmaimrim mnsirlm gjrmmrlpress;-.1m Ilurrmghan

r-?a'r|]r£=0['h€5.‘léIi=f!l r'rI1:£:'I:1IiIirv:-m[ha inili?l >5I'J|.liv’I-3,

I F'.1rf-a'I'r;)smum-rtsmmle?a51:.-Jar-:~and suture naming M the I?hn:I:I-my.

Pnn?nai.EnnueaileirlBmsh Elnarm-msI Ehuahbri:-E!-er:art! n‘Ir'JILF»5with u currlbé-Iulilarr I:~'1['.|O|§'iJlUH|.'H‘l|U

and wir-nfor alurnlrilii-1and long hrum Iilcm

I Whamreqrnlrarj.larmlre;:kzann;ru1a‘,«rumqninl-.'I;.'nrn;l ans;-,~nap!-31:-3:3.

OptimaI An G?iiE?n1‘|.‘a'ZI|.-Ev!sp?nklnr kit If: available for ~rlu».7lswpnressian.

I Frx si1n.n:m:::rn3.L:-1'-.ral-sacsrzaanl:s3a1'-3;:-lsrizestl-.-JainH:I!}"v’a

p-oh.1:Irctm-lv.-z-nubrisllus.

Ilncumrrrvrsnll‘-cvzlmachine ma-achus. l’.‘om1nI:tyour IncnlCat Deaéer §nr rrmro ?e£n?c«:l mlcham tnmrnwzaliun

Much! MachinesM

BA22 (#112,906.1113HAZE ‘H:-'1,‘J;-‘:31.{I311}.BT84.]T“£:H,4!r.is.-‘12?I.43.=ILl',+4rm-15¢]

9.39,.mm. me, me:

.¢’a1'I‘n3riIZ'-£iEiE‘-kl-r1|"I (3%

AGENDA ITEM #7e)



DATE: May 27, 2019


SUBJECT: GARBAGECOLLECTION

RECOMMENDATION:

That Council consider the method of garbage collection to be implemented once the landfill is closedand instruct administration to provide additional information and budgets.

BACKGROUND:

The final stages of the construction of the transfer station and closing of the landfill has begun. It is

expected that the transfer station will be fully operational by the end ofJune or early July. This means

that all waste willthen deposited at the transfer station by public works and ultimately trucked to the

Meziadin landfill. Reducing the volume of waste will be an important factor to managing the cost to

the District. Accordingly residents should be encouraged to separate out the recyclables as much as

possible.

Early in 2018 the Regional District presented a plan for future operations that included bear proof totes

for all residences and large bear proof bins for commercial locations. See page 2.

On March 11, 2019 Council approved the purchase of a new M1800 Garbage truck. This is currently

being built in the factory and is scheduled for delivery in the fall. See page 3.

This truck model allows for dumping of our existing large bins as well as an optional cart—tipper arm

that would dump the residential totes into the truck.

in order to encourage residents to properly sort their refuse and recycle as much as possible it is

recommended that the current large bins that are dispersed around the town be repurposed and usedonly for commercial garbage (ie hotels, grocery stores, industry etc) and that all residents be required

to use the bear proof totes. This will reduce the amount of recyclables and industrial waste that is

currently being dumped in the large bins.

If curb side pickup is implemented it is expected to reduce the garbage collection to one-day a week

for residential and one-day a week for commercial.

BUDGET IMPACT:Bear proof totes are approximately $200 each. There are about 200 occupied residences and we

should have some additional units on hand - total cost of 250 units = $50,000

Respectfully Submitted, Reviewed ’Concurred,

C ,... / réza W

I,/ nnifer Larson, CPA, CGA Ralph Gillis

Chief FinancialOfficer ChiefAdministrative Officer

AGENDA ITEM #7f)


REPORT TO COUNCILREGULAR MEETING OF COUNCILMay 27, 2019 PAGE 2

4. Residential and Commercial Garbage Collection

The Districtof Stewartwill provideweeklygarbagecollectionto both residentialand commercialbuildings.In order to providea simpleandefticientcollectionservice,every residentialhomein the Districtof Stewarthas the option of being providedwith a bear prool‘tote to allow for automatedcollection.The bene?ts ofmoving to an automatedcollection system include improved level of servicetocustomers, worker safety,injury reductions, and reduceduse of plasticbags. The bear proof totes are carts that have wheelsand lidsand come in a variety of sizes. In the Districtof Stewart, it is estimatedthat an average of 22 kg or 0.181113of garbage is producedper home on a weeklybasis.Therefore,providingsingle familyhomeswitha 240litre cart (0.24 mi) will be suflicient capacity for weekly garbage pick—up(Photo 4-I ). Commercialsiteswill be providedwith bear proof 6 yd. front—loadbins for weekly collectionof MSW (Photo 4—2).

Photo 4-1: 240L Bean-—Proof’rore Photo 4-2: Example of6 yd. Bear-Proof Bin

(73%

AGENDA ITEM #7f)


REPORT TO COUNCILREGULAR MEETING OF COUNCILMay 27, 2019 ' PAGE 3

AGENDA ITEM #7f)


DISTRICT OF STEWART # 7 (g)REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2019


SUBJECT: BARKERLANDPURCHASEREQUEST

RECOMMENDATION:

THATCouncil instruct Staff to prepare the necessary road closure bylaw for the highlighted portion ofVictoria Street and proceed with the Sale ofthe property.

BACKGROUND:

The Barkers have asked Council to sell them the undeveloped portion of Victoria Street which sits

between their two pieces of property on 8”‘Avenue.

Council considered a report from staffon April 23, 2019 and made the following motion:

Report from the CA0 — Land Request

MOVED by Councillor Tarrant seconded by Councillor Hillto refer back to

Administration for more information: how many requests for road closures have beenmade in the past and why they were denied; and what the current uses and possiblefuture uses are of the property directly north. CARRIED094.19

DISCUSSION:

Attached for Council's information is a report on the road closure requests that the District receivedover the years. Since 1979 there were 11 requests for road or lane closure with 10 being approved byCouncil and 8 finalized. One application is pending. Copies ofthe minutes and reports are available ifCouncil wishes to see the backup.

Schedule C ofthe Zoning Bylaw shows all the land to the north is currently zoned RR — Rural Resource

and is unlikely to need access from Victoria St.

A large portion of the property north ofthe Barker's property is identified in the OCP Schedule F -

Development Permit Area #1 — Hazardous Areas and Schedule G — Development Permit Area #2 —

Bear River Estuary. These areas include both hazardous areas and environmentally sensitive areas

and attempts to protect wildlife habitat in that area. Council can find additional information on theEnvironmentally Sensitive areas and Hazardous Areas in Section 9 of the OCP.

The sale of road allowances is usually offered to both adjacent property owners on a fifty/fifty basis.In this case, the Barkers own the properties on both sides of the road allowance, negating the needsfor a split of the properties.

The assessed value of the road allowance is approximately $16,000 based on the current assessment

roll values of the adjacent properties.

The purchaser should be responsible for all legal and administrative costs associated with thistransaction.

AGENDA ITEM #7g)


REPORT TO COUNClL — Barker Land Purchase & Road ClosureREGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL

May 27, 2019 PAGE 2

CONCLUSION:

The closing and sale of the Victoria Street road allowance will not hinder access to furtherdevelopment and, therefore, will allow for the planned beautification ofthe area because of thepurchasers’ desire to upgrade the property.



Attachment

AGENDA ITEM #7g)



DATE: May 27, 2019


SUBJECT: MUSEUM LEASE — ADDITION OF ROOM 17

RECOMMENDATION

THAT Council approve the addition of Room 17 of the Government Building to the lease for theStewart HistoricalSociety.

REASON FOR REPORT

The Historical Society has requested the use of room 17 in order to provide them with a space wherethey can lay out large items such as maps and newspapers when doing research. See attached letter.

Room 17 is the old CITSroom. Currently it holds the old server shelving and wiring and is otherwiseunused.

BUDGET IMPACTSThe Historical Society pays $1/yr lease. As the building is not zoned for commercial use it is unlikelythat a service or non—profittenant would be found that would pay commercial rent for the space.

Respectfully Submitted, Reviewed & Concurred,

C ._.

Ralph Gillis nifer Larson, CPA, CGA

Chief Administrative Officer Chief Financial Officer

AGENDA ITEM #7h)


Stewart Historical Society

Stewart Museum

703 Brightwell Street

Box 402, Stewart BC, VOT1W0

May 17, 2019

District of Stewart

PO Box 460

Stewart, BC

VOT1W0

Attention: Ralph Gillis Chief Administrative Office

The Stewart HistoricalSociety respectfully requests consideration for inclusion of

Room number 17, on the second floor of the Court House Building in the lease for

the Stewart Museum.

We are in need of an additional room that can be used as an ”archive/research” layout room,

were large newspapers, maps, files, photos etc., can be spread out and left undisturbed for several

days until completion of the project.

Sincerely ,....M=~—~z=~m=--~—~-Mt.

Janet Johnston

President

Stewart HistoricalSociety

”STEWARTBC WHERESTEELMETKEELANDHORSESWORESNOWSHOESI"

”STEWARTMUSEUM BRINGSTHEPAST T0 LIF ”

AGENDA ITEM #7h)


Cheque

20190314“

20190315

20190316

20190317

20190318

20190319

20190320

20190321

20190322

20190323

20190324

20190325

20190326

20190327

20190340

20190341

20190342

20190343

20190344

20190345

20190346

20190347

20190348

ChequeDate

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/1/2019

4/2/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

Vendor Name

DISTRICT OF STEWART

Cheque Listing For Council # 7Invoice #

BANDSTRATRANSP SYSTEMS LTD

BC HYDRO

BC WEB

DILIGENTCANADAINC.

FINNING(CANADA)

LARSON, JENNIFER

P914247

101011208085

20099827

15

INV217404

945961823

25

MACCARTHYMOTORS (TERRACE)LTD.

MEDICALSERVICES PLAN

MILLSOFFICE PRODUCTIVITY

372769

135

568633—0

RECEIVER GENERALFOR CANADA — PAYROLL

URBANSYSTEMS LTD.

MCMILLAN,GORD

CIBC CREDIT CARD SERVICES

march 2019

166065

491710

COURTYARDCPABC - 2019PRE TRUCSIENNA — MARSKEENA LODGIelus mobility


BC HYDRO

BOB'S MERCANTILELTD

DJ & J ENTERPRISES LTD.

GILLIS, RALPH

JEWKES, KIMBERLY

MOBILELINESYSTEMSLTD.

T194820

400003124483

26703

7778

7338

2019-01

19

EMBC

17283

Invoice Description

DAYMENTFREIGHT

DAYMENTMARCH

DAYMENT

DAYMENTMEDICALTRAVEL

DAYMENTMAR1 - APR 29

RAYMENTFILTER

BAYMENT

DAYMENTYOKE /NUT

PAYMENTAPRIL2019

DAYMENTOFFICE SUPPLIES

DAYMENTMARCH2019

DAYMENT

DAYMENT

3AYMENTVARIOUSNESST

3W MARTRAINING

PAYMENTFREIGHT

RAYMENTMARCH

RAYMENTSUPPLIES

DAYMENTMEDICALTRAVELMEDICALTRAVEL

DAYMENT

DAYMENTCAO TRAVEL

DAYMENTMEDICALTRAVEL

DAYMENT

DAYMENTMARCH

DOMAINRENEWAL1 YEAR

TRAVELADVANCE — A.CRAFT

RESERVOIR DESIGN

UNLOAD2 TRUCKS MATTING

CPABC MEMBERSHIPRESCUE TRUCK SERVICE

FLOOD MONITORING

CUTTING TREES CAMPGROUNII

EMBC'S SEASONAL READINESS

2019—May-228:54:43 AM

Invoice ChequeAmount Amount

485.97485.97

1,041.161,041.16

31.4531.45

286.00286.00

706.89706.89

617.87617.87

800.00800.00

161.81161.81

675.00675.00

270.10270.10

18,993.1518,993.15

43,753.1643,753.16

420.00420.00

3,267.13198.97524.32997.50326.17502.53437.31280.33

89.0289.02

14,076.7214,076.72

_

124.84124.84

556.00278.00278.00

16,688.0016,688.00

779.36779.36

286.00286.00

577.52577.52

179.18179.18

AGENDA ITEM #7i)


20190349

20190350

20190351

20190352

20190353

20190354

20190355

20190356

20190357

20190358

20190359

20190360

20190361

20190362

20190363

20190364

20190365

20190366

20190367

20190368

20190369

20190370

20190371

20190372

20190373

20190374

20190375

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/9/2019

4/12/2019

4/12/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

4/17/2019

MUNICIPALINFORMATION SYSTEMS INC.

NORTH CENTRALLOCALGOVERNMENTASSOC|/

NORTH COAST EQUIPMENT LTD.

PRAXAIRDISTRIBUTION,DIVOF PRAXAIRCANAE

RAINEMOUNTAINHARDWARE LTD.

SHANDRO, REG

SUNCOR ENERGY, PRODUCTS PARTNERSHIP

TELUS

MINISTER OF FINANCE

PITNEYBOWES

TELUS COMMUNICATIONSINC.

WORKSAFE BC

ATS TRAFFIC

BANDSTRA TRANSP SYSTEMS LTD

FROSTBITE CONTRACTING

GRANMACSERVICES LTD

MAYA'S TRADING POST LTD.

NORTHWEST HYDRAULICCONSULTANTS LTD.

READYENGINEERING

RICOH CANADA INC.

SHAW DIRECT

SUPERIOR PROPANE INC.

TOWER COMMUNICATIONSLTD.

URBANSYSTEMS LTD.

W W CONTRACTING

20190031

1872

183864184085

88549046

mar 2019march

005

mar

SCADA » MAR

734075

3201085905

campground apt

museum — april

jan—mar19

1010—50000358(

T195047

44EOCP -VERNOI

572856

358602358986

427909

34761

37293811

SC092357342

MAR27—APR26

2402980824521774

32

243635

166234166235166236166258

PAYMENTAPRIL 2019

PAYMENT2019 NCLGA ANNUALMEMBERS

PAYMENTSTARTERBRAKE CHAMBER

PAYMENTCYLINER RENTAL

PAYMENTMARCH2019MARCH2019

PAYMENTRENTALACCOMODATIONS - CA

PAYMENTMARCH

PAYMENTSCADA — SEWER

PAYMENTWATER LOTS

PAYMENTAPRIL

PAYMENTAPRIL CAMPGROUNDMUSEUMAPRIL

PAYMENTJAN -MAR2019

PAYMENTSIGNS

PAYMENTFREIGHT

PAYMENTMEDICALTRAVELWASTEWATER COURSES

PAYMENTMARCH

PAYMENTHEATING FUELMARCH

PAYMENTCLEANING SUPPLIES

PAYMENTMONITORINGSUPPORT

PAYMENTSCADASCADA

PAYMENTPHOTOCOPIES

PAYMENTARENA

PAYMENTTANK RENTALCOURTHOUSE

PAYMENTMEDICALTRAVEL

PAYMENTBASE STATION /ANTENNA

PAYMENTADVIORY SERVICESLANDTENURE APPLICATIONRESERVOIR DESIGNBEAR RIVERGRAVELEXTRACTI

PAYMENT

730.08

832.66

560.95616.81

147.00

604.772,081.01

2,000.00

1,722.54

56.00

16,603.72

186.28

89.9874.81

4,222.45

2,435.87

140.65

258.001,193.76

5,684.25

1,852.128,228.53

31.62

195.92

1,212.751,137.15

1,498.82

452.42

2.243,131.39

158.00

6,408.64

3,736.532,039.689,429.892,576.12

730.08

832.66

1,177.76

147.00

2,685.78

2,000.00

1,722.54

56.00

16,603.72

186.28

164.79

4,222.45

2,435.87

140.65

1,451.76

5,684.25

10,080.65

31.62

195.92

2,349.90

1,498.82

452.42

3,133.63

158.00

6,408.64

17,782.22

3,866.91

AGENDA ITEM #7i)


20190388

20190389

20190390

20190391

20190392

20190393

20190394

20190395

20190396

20190397

20190398

20190399

20190400

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/201 9

4/24/201 9

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/24/2019

4/25/2019


BARKER, TARRA—LYN

43324333

3319590

2023

69

COAST MOUNTAINWIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS

ENVIRONMENTALOPERATORS

JEWKES, KIMBERLY

LARSON, JENNIFER

LIDSTONE & COMPANY

MILLS OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY

NORTHERN LABORATORIES LTD.

RIEMANN,EIKE FRIEDRICH

GILLIS,RALPH

JEWKES, KIMBERLY

138864138925139443139594

109943110805

3-19NESSNESST

NESST

22729

573598

19003311900340

1-19

2019-002

mapping

*** End of Report ***

MATERIALSCAMPGROUNDCAMPGROUND

PAYMENTFREIGHT

PAYMENTPADM 201 COURSE

PAYMENTMEDICALTRAVEL

PAYMENTLAPTOP CASE -EOCLAPTOP CASE -EOCSIREN -EOCSIREN -EOC

PAYMENTANNUALDUES - RETZAANNUALDUES - HOWE

PAYMENTMARCH2019NORTHERN EMERGENCY SUPP!LOCALFIRESMART REPRESENT

PAYMENTNORTHERN EMERGENCYSUPPI

PAYMENTLEGALFEES

PAYMENTOFFICE SUPPLIES

PAYMENTSAMPLE TESTSGROUNDWATER SAMPLES

PAYMENTREIMBURSE FEES - PICK UP CAI

PAYMENTAPRIL 1» APRIL 18/19

PAYMENTAVALANCHEMAPPING

86.913,780.00

183.91

1,025.75

278.00

1,458.24729.12

23,790.8723,790.87

69.2169.21

390.00513.35845.64

866.95

4,555.97

280.21

56.702,587.20

751.25

11,340.00

2,114.00

Total 311,081.72

183.91

1,025.75

278.00

49,769.10

138.42

1,748.99

866.95

4,555.97

280.21

2,643.90

751.25

11,340.00

2,114.00

AGENDA ITEM #7i)



DATE: May 27, 2019


SUBJECT: PHOTOCOPIER

RECOMMENDATION:

THATCouncil approve the old photocopier to be donated to a local non—profitorganization.

BACKGROUND:

The current administration photocopier was purchased in 2013 for $14,932 and had a 5-year lifeexpectancy. In the past year the need for maintenance to keep it operating reliably has increased and,given that it is a critical piece of equipment, Administration decided that it was time to replace it. Theservice agreement with Ricoh has been excellent as they respond within a day or two to fix any

mechanical issues at no additional charge and the toner is included in the price per copy of $0.01754per blac|< & white copy and $.11865 per colour copy. Annual copy costs have been approx. $6000.

A new copier has been ordered at a cost of $9,457 plus tax. The new service agreement has a lowercost per copy of$0.0065 per black & white copy and $0.049 per colour copy. This is expected to reduceour copy costs by about 50%.

Ricoh has advised us that the old copier has no trade in value but that we could continue to use it andthey would provide a service contract but that the rates would increase as the copier gets older. Theywould also provide a service contract ifwe wanted to donate it to another organization.

Administration has determined that the District does not need another large copier and that donatingit to another local non—profitorganization would be the best use of the machine. We have contactedthe Library and the Chamber of Commerce but both indicated that they do not have space for it. TheHistorical Society would be very happy to receive the machine as they often have need to photocopyresearch materials and larger maps and can recover the cost of the copies from customers.

BUDGET IMPACT:No impact. Once donated it would be up to the new owner to arrange a service contract with Ricoh.

Respectfully Submitted, Review & Concurred,

,(/ . ‘MT . .

_/ nnifer Larson, CPA, CGA Ralph GllllsChief FinancialOfficer Chief Administrative Officer

attachments

AGENDA ITEM #7j)


DISTRICT or STEWART # 7 (k)REPORT TO COUNCIL

DATE: May 27, 2018

FROM: . Ralph Gillis,Chief Administrative Officer

SU BJECT: DEVELOPMENTVARIANCEPERMITAPPLICATION: ROBERT SMITH FENCE

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT District Council consider the Development Variance Permit for Robert Smith.

BACKGROUND:

This application is to allow the construction of a 5 foot high wood and wire fence with chain link gates

Fencing

Section 3.18 ofthe Zoning Bylaw states that no fence in an R zone or C1 zone shall exceed 1.8 m inheight and 1.3 m in height in a front yard.

ANALYSIS:

Mr. Smith's lot is a corner lot on 7”‘and Columbia. He is looking to build a 5 ft (1.52 m) high wood

and wire fence which exceeds the front yard height restriction of 1.3 m by 0.22 m.

CONCLUSION:



Chief Administrative Officer

Attachment

AGENDA ITEM #7k)


DISTRICTOF STEWART

DISTRICT OF STEWART

DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT APPLICATION

E065??” 6,. A7.5/7’?/TH(Name of Owner of the Land)(PERMITTEE)

Mailing PC 60x 3534»Address:

Sq’/Za.>m2”r’ , 60.

\/0'!’ two

Civic 324» 7*“ Ave:Address:

Phone # «Q50 '10‘-ll'%)1olo'°l

2.


Y(90/KMQCZL8)

Roll/Folio#,3a§.OO§ ‘>3;2Ll.ooE3 Lot(s) lb ll, I2

Block 9 Plan gig/9 905’ : D/L £4)?E

PlD Number(s) 0/ '-/ 9/55" 83 _? 0 303/9 /27‘?

(referred to as the "Land")

Please provide information regarding the structure to be constructed on your property:(attach plans or drawings to this app|ication-a// dimensions must be shown in metric)

/TEi\/C5 —— I high - ggo? 4’ Loire. (1.53/77)izdtiinchain (mg oicrfeg

A

Describe the reason why a Development Variance Permit is required:

/’ie,igl/ii’is above, b?g on+ yc1r(;*/b \! O0 l’\"\

Development Variance Permit Application Form

AGENDA ITEM #7k)


INFORMATION:

1. If the Applicant does not substantially start any construction permitted by the pendingPermit within two years of the date ofthe Permit, the Permit shall lapse.

2. This Application does not have the effect of varying the use or density of the Landspecified in Zoning Bylaw No.881 nor a flood plain specification under s. 910(2) of theLocal GovernmentAct nor a phased development agreement under section 905.1 of theLocal Government Act.

3. Upon approval of this Application, Notice of the Permit shall be filed in the Land TitleOffice under section 927 of the Local Government Act, and upon such filing, the terms ofthe Permit or any amendment hereto shall be binding upon all persons who acquire aninterest in the land affected by the Permit.

4. The Land must be developed strictly in accordance with the terms and conditions andprovisions of the Permit and any plans and specifications attached to the Permit.

5. The plans and specifications attached to this Application are an integral part of thePermit.

6. Upon approval, the Permit willprevail over the provisions of the Bylaw in the event ofconflict.

7. This Application Form is not a Building Permit.

Submitted by the Applicant on the day of L779} 20 [9

Sig nature’ Applicant

Development Variance Permit Application Form

AGENDA ITEM #7k)


m 3233$ou?wwmwmwomwmvmmmmm393333~m«mmmmmom~m$$$2K

IWVXIVAll

m?v?andu2u28«~28H»mom%Nm am an $§~»8£E R??muuuawoummmmamm omweueveweoeammm

Eon union

._.m_m_m._.m<_m_>_3ou

an S um mu 3 «N New 3 2 3 ?oa

o8

I <E>L|-IZDI-J-JI-

AGENDA ITEM #7k)


AGENDA ITEM #7k)


DISTRICT OF STEWARTCORRESPONDENCE LISTING

DATE: May 27, 2019

FROM: Ralph Gillis, Chief Administrative Officer

SUBJECT: Mayor & Council “Reading File”__________________________________________________________________________ ______

BACKGROUND:The following itemized listing, shows correspondence received that does not require Council action, and is printed for the reading file for the purpose of providing it as an information item.

This correspondence can be reviewed in the “Mayor & Council Reading File” binder which is located by the Council mail slots, in the District of Stewart office.

# ORIGINATOR of Correspondence TOPIC of Correspondence1 SPARC BC Access Awareness Day

#8 (a)

AGENDA ITEM #8a)

Correspondence Listing for Council of 89

__________________________________________________________________________The District of Stewart Traffic Regulation Bylaw #944, 2019 1/17

DISTRICT OF STEWART

TRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW NO. 944, 2019

A BYLAW TO AMEND BYLAW 518, 1986 THE DISTRICT OF STEWART TRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW

A Bylaw providing for the regulation of traffic on highways in the District of Stewart

The Council of the district of Stewart in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

This Bylaw is divided into six parts dealing with the following subjects:

Part I InterpretationPart II ApplicationPart III Delegation of PowersPart IV Regulating TrafficPart V Regulating the Use of HighwaysPart VI Penalties

Part I – InterpretationIn this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:

“ANGLE PARKING” means the parking of a vehicle other than parallel to the curb or lateral lines of a roadway.

“AXLE SPACING” means the distance between the centers of the axles of a vehicle.

“BOULEVARD” means that portion of a highway between the curb lines or the lateral lines of a roadway and the adjoining property or roadway, and includes curbs, sidewalks and ditches.

“BUS” means a motor vehicle which is designed, constructed and used for the transportation of nine (9) passengers or more.

“BYLAW” means this Bylaw and includes Resolutions passed pursuant to it.

“BUS ZONE” means a space on a highway marked by a sign or signs designating it as a space provided for buses to stop for the purpose only of loading and unloading passengers.

“BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER” means the person duly appointed from time to time as such by the Council, and includes a Peace Officer and Police Officer.

“CHIEF OF POLICE” means the officer in charge of the District of Stewart detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

“COMMERCIAL VEHICLE” means a vehicle engaged in carrying or designed to carry goods, wares or merchandise.

“COUNCIL” means the Council of the District of Stewart

“CROSSWALK” means:(a) Any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere, distinctly indicated as a pedestrian

crossing by signs and lines or other markings on the surface of the roadway; or

AGENDA ITEM #10a)

Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944, 2019 - for Adoption of 89


(b) That portion of a roadway at an intersection that is included within the connection of the lateral lines of the sidewalks on the opposite sides of the highway, or within the extension of the lateral lines of the sidewalk on one side of the highway measured from the curb lines or, in the absence of curbs, from the edge of the roadway.

“CURB” means the line of demarcation between the roadway and the boulevard of any highway or, where no boulevard exists on the highway, the lines of demarcation between the roadway and the sidewalk.

“CURB LINE” means the boundary of a curb adjacent to the roadway.

“CYCLE” means a device having any number of wheels that is propelled by human power on which a person may ride.

“DELIVERY TRUCK” means a vehicle which is used for the purposes of delivering to or collecting from a specific premise within.

“DISTRICT” means the District of Stewart or its geographical area as the context may require.

“MANAGER OF PUBLIC WORKS” means the person duly appointed from time to time by the Council as the Manager of Public Works for the District of Stewart.

“DRIVER” means the person who is driving or in physical control of a vehicle.

“FIRE CHIEF” means the Chief of the Fire Department of the District of Stewart and includes the Local Assistant Fire Commissioner.

“FIRE LANE” means that portion of a highway or parking area restricted to the parking of vehicles for the safe egress of the public, as well as for use by emergency vehicles.

“FIRE ZONE” means that portion of a highway which is contained within the projected extension of the boundaries of any parcel of land upon which a Fire Hall or Fire Station is constructed.

“GROSS AXLE WEIGHT” or “GROSS WEIGHT CARRIED BY A SINGLE AXLE” means the total load transmitted to the road by all axles, the centres of which may be included between two parallel transverse vertical planes extending across the entire width of the vehicle.

“GROSS WEIGHT OF TANDEM AXLES” and “GROSS WEIGHT OF A GROUP OF AXLES” means the sum of the gross axle weights of all the axles comprising the tandem axles of the group of axles, as the case may be.

“GROSS WEIGHT OF A VEHICLE OR COMBINATION OF VEHICLES” means the sum of the individual gross axle weight of all the axles of the vehicle or combination of vehicles.

“HEAVY TRUCK” means a vehicle having a gross vehicle weight in excess of 23,000kg

“HIGHWAY” includes every street and highway over which the District has control within the meaning of the Highway Act, and every road, street, lane or right-of-way designed for use by the general public for the passage of vehicles, and every private place or passage way to which the public, for the purpose of the parking or servicing of vehicles, has access or is invited.

“IMPOUND” means the detention of any vehicle by a Peace Officer, Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or Police Officer.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



“LANE” means a public thoroughfare or way not exceeding seven (7) meters in width which provides the secondary means of access to a lot.

LOADING ZONE” means the area on a street designated by this Bylaw for the loading and unloading of goods or passengers.

“MOTOR VEHICLE” means a vehicle not operated upon rails that is designed to be self-propelled.

“MUNICIPAL VEHICLE” means any vehicle owned, leased by, or operated for or on behalf of the District of Stewart.

“NO TRUCKS ROUTE” means a portion of a highway, a highway or a series of connected highways, designated by Resolution of Council as a “No Trucks Route” from which heavy trucks are prohibited at all times.

“OVERLOAD” means the number of kilograms derived by subtracting from the actual gross vehicle weight of a commercial vehicle the licenced gross vehicle weight; or the number of kilograms derived by subtracting the weight authorized by this Bylaw to be carried on any one axle or combination of axles of a commercial vehicle, whichever is greater.

“ONE WAY STREET” means a highway or lane designated by Council as one upon which vehicles are allowed to move only in the direction indicated by signs placed on or adjacent thereto.

“OVERSIZE” means the amount derived by subtracting the permissible outside width, height or overall length prescribed under this Bylaw from the actual outside width, height or overall length of a commercial vehicle with its load.

“OWNER” as applied to a vehicle means:(a) The person who holds the legal title to the vehicle, or(b) A person who is a conditional vendee, a lessee or a mortgagor and who is entitled to be and is in

possession of the vehicle, or(c) The person in whose name the vehicle is registered

“PARK” when prohibited means the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading.

“PASSENGER ZONE” means the area or space on a highway designated by this Bylaw for the loading and unloading of passengers.

“PEDESTRIAN” means a person afoot or an invalid or child in a wheelchair or carriage.

“PERSON” includes a corporation, partnership or party and the personal or other legal representatives of a person to whom the context can apply according to the law.

“PERMIT” means a written document issued under this Bylaw.

“PROPERTY LINE” means the dividing line between any private property and the adjoining highway.

“RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT” means those residential zones created by the District of Stewart Zoning Bylaw.

“ROAD OR ROADWAY” means the portion of a highway that is improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



“SIDEWALK” means the area between the curb lines or lateral lines of a roadway and the adjacent property lines, that has been improved exclusively for pedestrian use, or any other area designated for pedestrian use exclusively.

“SIDEWALK CROSSING” means that portion of a sidewalk that has been improved or designated for the passage of vehicular traffic.

“STOP, STANDING, OR STOPPED” means:(a) When required by this Bylaw, a complete cessation of movement, and(b) When prohibited by this Bylaw, the stopping or standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except

when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a Peace Officer or Traffic Control Device.

“TRAFFIC” includes pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, cycles and other conveyances, either singly or together, while using a highway for purposes of travel.

“TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE” means a regulatory or warning sign, signal, line, meter, marking space, barrier or device, placed by authority of Council or by any person duly authorized by Council to exercise such authority.

“TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNAL” means a traffic control device, whether manually, electrically or mechanically operated, by which traffic is directed to stop and to proceed.

“TRAILER” means a vehicle without motive power that is at any time drawn on a highway by a motor vehicle, except:

(a) An implement of husbandry,(b) A side car attached to a motorcycle, and(c) A disabled motor vehicle that is towed by a tow car.

And includes a semi-trailer as defined in the “Commercial Transport Act”.

“TRUCK ROUTE” means a portion of a highway, a highway or a series of connected highways, designated by Resolution of Council as a “Truck Route”, on which heavy trucks may be present at all times.

“VEHICLE” means a device in, on or by which a person or thing is or may be transported or drawn on a highway, except a device designed to be moved by human power or used exclusively on stationary rails or tracks.

“WALKWAY” means a path, whether fenced or not, designed for pedestrian use and constructed on its own right-of-way.

PART II – APPLICATION

Invalid’s Chairs:

1. This Bylaw shall apply to all highways within the District of Stewart.

2. This Bylaw shall not apply in respect of the driving or operation of a mechanically propelled invalid’s chair when used for the purposes for which it was designed.

Construction on Highways:

3. The provisions of this Bylaw do not apply to persons, vehicles and other equipment while actually engaged in highway construction or maintenance work upon, under or over the surface of a highway while at the site of the work, but do apply to them when travelling to or from the site of the work.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



PART III – DELEGATION OF POWERS

Placing of Traffic Control Signals:

1. The Manager of Public Works is hereby authorized to place or install or cause to be placed or installed, all traffic control signals duly authorized by Council Resolution.

Regulating Parking for Snow Removal:

2. The Manager of Public Works is hereby authorized to place or cause to be placed, control signs to prohibit parking on a highway for snow removal purposes.

Designating One-Way Streets:

3. The Manager of Public Works is hereby authorized to install or cause to be installed, signs designating one-way streets, which have been so designated by Resolution of Council.

Establishing Temporary Parking Signs:

4. The Manager of Public Works and the Chief of Police or either of them are hereby authorized to place or cause to be placed, traffic signs indicating no parking for temporary periods not exceeding thirty (30) days at any one time:

At Places of Public Assembly:

(a) At the entrance to a dance hall, funeral parlour or other place of public assemblage during the period of assembly therein;

Along Parade Route: (b) Upon either or both sides of any highway or portion thereof along the route of a parade or in the vicinity of a large gathering;

Safeguard Traffic: (c) At any location where it is deemed necessary due to special circumstances to facilitate or safeguard traffic;

Construction: (d) In front of any building or structure under construction, alteration, repair or demolition

Parking for Handicapped:

5. The Manager of Public Works is hereby empowered to designate for handicapped persons exclusive parking upon highways or to otherwise reserve parking spaces for use by persons other than the general public

PART IV – REGULATING TRAFFIC

General Traffic: 1. Every person shall obey the instructions, regulations or prohibitions contained in or on any traffic control device placed under the provisions of this Bylaw.

Protection of Roads and Other Municipal Property:

2. The Council may by Resolution set vehicle and speed restrictions and limitations as deemed necessary from time to time to offer protection to highways and municipal property.

Parking Prohibitions: 3. No person shall park or stand a vehicle on a highway:

Intersection: (a) Within six (6) meters of the imaginary projection of the property line of any intersecting highways, excepting lanes, unless otherwise directed by a traffic sign;

Intersecting Lanes: (b) Within three (3) meters of the imaginary projection of the property line of any intersecting lane;

Crossing: (c) In front of, or within two (2) meters of the nearest side of a private road or sidewalk crossing;

Hydrant (d) Within five (5) meters of a fire hydrant, and the five (5) meters shall be measured from a point on the curb or edge of the roadway which is closest to the fire hydrant;

Fire Hall: (e) Within five (5) meters of the nearest side of the driveway of a fire hall on that side of the street which the fire hall is located and on the opposite side of the street as may be indicated by traffic signs;

Fire Zone: (f) Within any “fire zone” or “fire lane”;Excavation: (g) Alongside or opposite any street excavation or obstruction when such stopping

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



would obstruct traffic;Bus Zone: (h) Within an area designated by signs as a bus zone:Obstructing Traffic on Roadway:

(i) In such a manner or under such conditions as to leave available less than three (3) meters of the travelled portion of a roadway, or opposite to, or in such close proximity to another vehicle already stopped on such roadway as to obstruct or unduly restrict the free movement of vehicular traffic on such roadway;

Vehicle Weight: (j) Weighing more than 18,000 kg. on any highway within or contiguous to any residential zone of the District of Stewart;

Taxi Zone: (k) On any portion of a highway where traffic signs are erected reserving a portion of that highway for the stopping or parking of any class of vehicle, which may include taxis, or any other class described on the traffic signs;

Lane: (l) In any lane;Narrow Roadway: (m) On the paved portion of a roadway where the pavement is seven (7) meters or

less in width;Near Parked Vehicle: (n) In such a manner as to block the exit of a vehicle already parked;Parallel Parking: (o) Where parking stalls have been marked parallel to any street, otherwise than

between the lines or marking indicating the limits of a single stall, except in the case of a vehicle being of greater length than that of a parking stall, in which case such vehicle shall not occupy nor encroach upon more than two (2) stalls;

Angle Parking: (p) Upon those streets which have been designated for angle parking, otherwise than between the lines or markings indicating the limits of a single stall. The driver of a vehicle shall park at the angle to the curb indicated by such lines or marking and parallel to and between the same and as closed to the curb as practicable;

Vehicle Length: (q) (i) In a designated angle parking zone where the vehicle and/or trailer exceeds six (6) meters in length;

(q) (ii) Vehicles parking in all zones are to be a maximum of 10 meters in length;Road Works, Snow Clearing, Sanding, etc.:

(r) On any highway to restrict snow clearing or other work considered necessary by Public Works;

Restricted Hours: (s) On any portion of a highway between the hours of 2:00am and 6:00am in any residential zone in the District or for a longer period of time than that indicated on any traffic control device applicable to that portion of the street where such vehicle is parked, provided however, that this subsection shall not apply on Sundays or on those days other than Easter Monday, which are defined as holidays by the “Interpretation Act”;

Boulevards: (t) The parking or stopping of vehicles, parts or accessories, campers, trailers, or boats is not permitted on any boulevard, sidewalk or any municipal grassed area, or any other area where parking is prohibited under any section of the Bylaw;

Maximum Twenty-Four Hours:

(u) Upon any highway for any continuous period exceeding twenty-four (24) hours;

Loading Zone: (v) In any loading zone unless actually engaged in the loading or unloading of goods or passengers, and then in any event:i. In any commercial vehicle loading zone unless the vehicle bears a commercial

licence pursuant to the Local Government Act and amendments thereto, and then only for a maximum period of thirty (30) minutes;

ii. In any passenger zone for a period longer than three (3) minutes, provided however, that the driver of any armoured vehicle used for the purpose of conveying cash and other securities, may stop such vehicle in a passenger zone for the period required to pick up or make delivery of any cash or other securities.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Speed Restrictions: 4. (a) No person shall drive or operate a motor vehicle upon a highway, except a lane, within the District at a greater rate of speed than 50km per hour, unless otherwise posted;(b) No person shall drive or operate a motor vehicle upon a lane within the District in

excess of 10km per hour.

Patrol: 5. (a) the driver of a motor vehicle shall obey the instructions of any person employed on a traffic patrol who directs the stopping of a motor vehicle in order to permit pedestrians to cross the highway

Obstructing Traffic: (b) No driver of a vehicle shall enter an intersection or a marked crosswalk unless there is sufficient space on the other side of the intersection or crosswalk to accommodate the vehicle being operated without obstructing the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians, notwithstanding any traffic control signal indicating to proceed.

School Zones: 6. (a) Where a portion of a highway is designated as a school or playground zone and appropriately worded signs are erected, no driver shall overtake or pass a vehicle

going in the same direction within the zone marked by the school or playground signs, between the hours of 8:00am and 5:00pm on days when school is normally in session.

Parking: (b) No person shall park a vehicle on a highway within 15 meters of an unfenced portion of a school or playground or an opening in a fenced portion of a school or playground on the side adjacent to the school or playground on the side adjacent to the school or playground, except where a specially constructed pick-up area is provided or where the width of the shoulder available for parking is more than 5 meters, vehicles must pull as far off the roadway as possible and park parallel to the roadway, unless parking is restricted by signs.

Crosswalk: (c) No person shall stop, park or pass another vehicle on a highway within school zones commencing 15 meters from the approach side of a marked crosswalk and ending 6 meters from the far side of a marked crosswalk.

7. Other Regulations:Driving Over Sidewalks and Boulevards:

(a) No person shall allow or permit a vehicle to move, drive, run or propel along, over or across any sidewalk, walkway, or boulevard except at:i. Lane crossings or sidewalk crossings specially constructed for vehicular traffic;

ii. Locations for which the Manager of Public Works has granted written permission and then subject only to the conditions contained in such permission. The Manager of Public Works may, as one of the conditions of such permission, require that security be furnished, guaranteeing the replacement of the sidewalk or boulevard to its original condition in case of damage thereto.

Driving Over Curbs: (b) No person shall drive a vehicle over or across any curb within the District unless such curb has been lowered or otherwise constructed or reconstructed to form a suitable crossing. Permission to lower, construct or reconstruct such curb or crossing must first be obtained in writing from the Manager of Public Works. No planks or other material shall be placed in a gutter or ditch or against a curb within the District for the purpose of making a crossing except as a temporary expedient and with the written permission of the Manager of Public Works. A person desiring to construct works under this section shall furnish to the District, security for the due performance of the works proposed to be constructed to an amount

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



equal to the estimated cost of construction, not to exceed the amount of the Manager of Public Works estimated cost of construction.

Spillage (c) In the event that any article, substance or material shall, due to any cause, become loose or detached or blow, spill or fall from any vehicle onto any highway in the District, it shall be the duty of the driver of such vehicle forthwith to take all necessary precautions to safeguard traffic and to remove the material from the highway.

Hospital Quiet Zone: (d) No person operating a vehicle on a highway within 150 meters of a hospital shall sound any horn, siren, or other warning device, except during a time of emergency.

Splashing of Pedestrians:

(e) When water, mud or slush is lying on any highway, the driver of every motor vehicle thereon shall so reduce the speed of his motor vehicle to avoid splashing any pedestrian.

Trailers Parked: (f) No trailer designed for occupancy by persons or for the carriage of goods and merchandise shall be parked on any highway within the District unless it is attached to a motor vehicle mechanically capable of towing the trailer at all times.

Living in Trailer: (g) No person shall occupy a trailer as a living quarters while it is parked upon any highway or in any other public place not specifically designated for the parking of trailers.

Combined Trailer Length:

(h) No person shall park upon any highway in any residential zone in the District any combination of vehicles, which shall include the motor vehicle, towing apparatus and trailers, with or without load, in excess of 18 meters in length.

Racing: (i) No racing contest or other contest between persons or vehicles of any kind or description is permitted on any District highway without the temporary closing of the highway to public traffic and express permission in writing has been obtained from the District

8. Vehicle Characteristics:Permit Procedure: i. No heavy truck, 23,000kg or over, either unladen or with load, shall drive or

operate on any highway within any residential zone in the District not designated as “Truck Route”. Delivery trucks are exempt from this regulation, but they shall take the shortest possible route off the Truck Route, to and from their destination.

ii. No person shall operate or drive a vehicle with respect to which a permit has been issued, except in the conformity with the conditions stated therein.

iii. The owner or driver of a vehicle with respect to which a current permit has been issued shall cause the permit to be carried in the vehicle at all times and produce it to a Police Officer for inspection upon request.

iv. Application for permit authorizing a single trip for one vehicle shall be made to the Manager of Public Works prior to any such trips being made.

v. A permit authorizing more than one trip for one vehicle which exceeds the limitations of this Bylaw regarding weights, loads and size shall be valid for a period not exceeding one (1) month.

Indemnity: (b) Before any permit is issued, a bond of indemnity or a copy of an insurance policy to secure payment to the District of the cost of repairing or reconstructing any street or other property of the District damaged by reason of the driving or operating of the vehicle for which the permit is granted. Such bond or insurance policy shall be in an amount estimated by the Manager of Public Works and the amount shall not exceed the cost of repairing or reconstructing said streets or property.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Permit Fees: (c) The Manager of Public Works is hereby authorized to charge fees in accordance with the attached schedule.

Weighting & Inspection:

(d) The driver or operator of a vehicle on any highway shall, when required by a Peace Officer:

i. Drive the vehicle to the place specified by the Peace Officer for the purpose of ascertaining its weight, height, length and other characteristics; or

ii. Drive the vehicle to the nearest public or Department of Commercial Transport stationary or portable scales for the purpose of weighing such vehicle and load.

Securing Load: (e) No person shall drive or operate on any highway:i. A vehicle unless it is so constructed or loaded as to prevent any of its load

from dropping, shifting, leaking or otherwise escaping therefrom, except that sand may be dropped for the purpose of securing traction, or water or other substances may be sprinkled on a roadway in cleaning or maintaining such roadway;

ii. A vehicle with any load, unless said load and any covering thereon is securely fastened so as to prevent such covering or load from becoming loose, detached or in any manner a hazard to other users of the roadway.

(f) No person, being the driver or operator of a vehicle shall in the event that any article, substance or material, due to any cause whatsoever becomes loose or detached or blow, drop, spill or fall from the vehicle onto any street, fail to take all reasonable precautions to safeguard traffic from the consequences thereof or fail to remove such material from such highway.

(g) No driver or operator of any vehicle carrying loads of lumber or loads of a similar nature shall transport any loads unless such loads are stripped in conformity with the stripping regulations contained in the General Accident Prevention Regulations of the Workers’ Compensation Board.

PART V – REGULATING THE USE OF HIGHWAYS

General Regulations: 1. Except as permitted by a Bylaw of the District or under terms and conditions imposed by the Council:

Debris from Accident: Any person having driven a vehicle involved in an accident and which has been wrecked or damaged as a result thereof shall be responsible for the removal of any glass or other injurious substance which came to be upon the highway surface as the result of the accident or the removal of the vehicle. The removal may, by necessity, be carried out by an agent or hired person, but the responsibility remains the same.

Gasoline: Except as authorized in writing by the Manager of Public Works, no person shall drop, or permit to be dropped, any oil, gasoline, or grease or similar substance on any highway in the District.

Fouling: No person shall place, throw or cause to be deposited or to flow upon a highway or walkway, any noxious, offensive or filthy water or substance or any empty bottle, glass container or any other article, whether broken or intact, or any earth, refuse, debris, derelict motor vehicle or any other thing.

Cave-Ins: No person owning or occupying property abutting on or contiguous to a highway, shall allow or permit earth, rocks, stone, logs, stumps or other substances or materials to cave, fall, crumble, slide, accumulate or to be otherwise deposited from their property upon the highway, or having been so deposited, to remain there.

Water Flow: No owner or occupier of any land or premises shall permit any flow of water on or over any highway from any land or premises under his control.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Effluent: No person shall construct or maintain a ditch, sewer or drain, the effluent from which causes damage, fouling, nuisance or injury to any portion of a highway or walkway.

Causing Damage to Highways:

2. Except in the course of construction or maintenance on a highway, whether by the Manager of Public Works or by a public utility company, no person shall:

Boulevards: Cause damage to a boulevard or to any pole or structure erected or placed on a boulevard.

Utilities: Cause damage to any underground utility in a highway or public right-of-way.Plants: Cause damage to trees, shrubs, plants or hedges on or over a highway.Fences: Cause damage to a fence adjacent to a highway, sidewalk, or walkway.Defacing: Mark, imprint or deface in any manner whatsoever, a highway, sign or structure

on a highway or walkway.

Work on Highway: 3. Except as authorized in writing by the Manager of Public Works, no person shall:Structures: Build, construct, place or maintain, or cause to be built, constructed, placed or

maintained in, upon or over any highway or lane, any structure, sign, building, fence or thing other than a temporary boarding during construction work on adjacent property, or plant any tree, shrub or plant other than grass upon any boulevard.

Surfaces: Break, tear up, remove or otherwise interfere with any sidewalk, curb or surfacing of any highway or lane, or excavate any highway or lane, or under any highway or lane, or remove trees or timber growing on a highway.

Crossings: Construct a boulevard crossing, including a curb, ditch or sidewalk crossing.Levels: Change the level of a highway whatsoever, or stop the flow of water through any

drain, sewer or culvert on or through a highway.Improvements: Open up, construct or develop any roadway or boulevard, or improve any roadway

or do works of any kind on any highway or lane allowance dedicated for public use by any plan, bylaw of the District or notice in the Gazette and under the jurisdiction and control of the District.

4. Construction on Highway:Culverts, Sidewalks and Curb Crossings:

No person shall construct or install, or cause to be constructed or installed, any access culvert, sidewalk or curb crossing on any highway. Applications for such works shall be made on the appropriate from in the District office

Construction Equipment on Highways:

5. No person shall interfere in any way with any barrier, lamp, sign or any other device authorized by the District, placed upon any highway at or near any excavation or other work being performed under the authority of the District.

Obstructing Traffic Crews:

6. No person shall obstruct or interfere with the free flow of traffic or control or detour traffic in any highway or lane, whether by use of signs or flagmen or by barricades or other physical obstruction on the road, provided that this clause shall not apply to: A Police Officer acting in the normal course of their duties; A student or adult school patrol acting under the authority of the Public Schools

Act or authorized by the Chief of Police; Emergency vehicles or public utility or municipal and highway crews while making

repairs or improvements to or on a highway or lane; Vehicles while legally parked on a highway or lane, or while obeying the

instructions of a traffic control device or police officer.

Excavations and 7. No person shall leave any excavation or other obstruction insufficiently fenced or

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Obstructions: barricaded and marked with warning lights in accordance with the Worker’s Compensation Board Regulations.

Merchandise on Highway:

8. No person shall place or cause or suffer to be placed by any person in his employ or under his control, any merchandise, chattel or wares of any nature on any highway or walkway for the purpose of sale or display, or for any other purpose whatsoever, except in the actual course of receipt or delivery, or to use any portion of any highway or walkway for the purpose of selling any goods, wares or merchandise of any nature or for measuring, packing or unpacking goods, wares or merchandise, unless otherwise authorized in writing by the Manager of Public Works.

Pedestrians: 9. Pedestrians shall have the same rights and duties given under the Motor Vehicle Act and shall also conform to the following regulations:

Vehicle Right-of Way: Every pedestrian crossing a roadway at any point other than within a marked crosswalk or within an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, shall give the right-of-way to all vehicles upon the roadway.

Traffic Control device: Where a traffic control device such as a crosswalk or signal is provided across a roadway, no pedestrian shall cross the roadway at any place other than at the traffic control device within a distance of one block or 200 meters from that device, whichever is less.

Buses: No person shall start to cross any highway in front of a bus which has stopped to load or unload passengers unless such crossing is made in compliance with traffic control signals, signs or markings, or the direction of a Police Officer. This provision shall not apply where such bus has stopped at its regular terminus.

Emergency Vehicles: Upon an emergency vehicle approaching a pedestrian on a roadway, the pedestrian shall immediately get off and keep off the roadway until such vehicle has passed him or stopped.

Advertising Devices: 10. (a) no person shall drive or propel along any highway in the District, any vehicle or cycle bearing or carrying any advertising device of a temporary character or loud-speaker or other noise making device unless written permission has first been obtained from the Council

Sign: (b) No person shall carry any advertising device on or along any highway without first having obtained written permission from the Council.

Soliciting: 11. No person shall, upon any highway or sidewalk, hold a tag day, or otherwise solicit for donations of money, or for material assistance, except with written permission from the Council.

Washing on Highway: 12. No person shall stand or park any vehicle on any highway for the purpose of washing, greasing, or repairing such vehicle, except repairs necessitated by an emergency.

Securing Animals: 13. (a) No person shall leave any horse or other animal upon any highway without being tethered in such manner as to prevent such horse or other animal from running away or from moving onto the roadway in any way or from obstructing any portion of the roadway or sidewalk.

Tethering to Vehicles: (b) No person shall leave any horse, or other animal attached to any vehicle on any highway without being tethered in such manner as to prevent the horse, or other animal from running away or from moving on the highway in any way so as to obstruct or impede other traffic thereon

Tethering to Other Structures:

(c) No person shall tie or fasten any horse or other animal to any traffic sign, parking meter, tree, or any object which can be pushed or dragged on a highway.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Banners: 14.(a) No person shall install a sign or banner over a highway without first having received written permission from the Council. Such a sign or banner must be installed at least 4.9 meters above the road surface and shall not remain in place longer than the time limit specified in the permit.

Signs: (b) No person, other than the Manager of Public Works, or other person or persons authorized by the Council, shall place or maintain signs of any nature in any manner upon a highway or upon highway signs or upon any pole or structure on a highway.

Duty to Repair: (c) The owner of any sign, awning, canopy or any other structure or thing, any part of which overhangs a highway, shall keep such a sign, awning or canopy, or any other structure or thing in a state of good repair, and if so ordered, he shall repair such sign, awning, canopy or any other structure or thing, in a manner and to the extent satisfactory to the Manager of Public Works.

15.Traffic TicketsNo person, other than the owner or operator of a vehicle shall remove any notice placed thereon or affixed thereto by a Peace Officer.

16.Parade or Procession:No person shall be a member of, or take part in any parade and no parade shall be held unless:

Parade Marshall such parade be under the direction or control and in charge of some one person as Marshall or Organizer; and

Applying for Permission:

application therefor has been made in writing to the Council by the Marshall or Organizer at least two weeks before the parade commences, and such application receives the approval of the Manager of Public Works and the Chief of Police.

Nature of Parade: such application shall specify the nature of the parade, the day and hour on or at which such parade is to be held, the place or places of formation or commencement thereof, the route intended to be taken, the point of disbandment or dispersal of same, and the approximate length thereof.

Hour and Route: 17.(a) the Chief of Police shall fix the hour and route of the parade or procession and order the applicant for a permit to publish whatever notices of the parade or procession the Chief of Police deems necessary for the purpose of the diversion of traffic from the route thereof.

Pedestrians: (b) During any parade or procession, all pedestrians not taking part therein shall remain on the adjoining sidewalks or footpaths.

Vehicles: (c) No person driving or in charge of any vehicle shall drive through or across any parade or procession at rest or in motion, or in any way obstruct, impede or interfere with any person taking part in the parade.

Permit: (d) Any permit granted under this section shall be void and of no effect unless the terms and conditions therein are obeyed.

18. Regulations Concerning CyclesWalkways: Where a walkway is more than two (2) meters wide, its use by cycles is not

prohibited, provided however, that pedestrians shall have the right-of-way at all times.

Dangerous Riding: No person shall ride a cycle on a highway recklessly or negligently or at a speed or in a manner dangerous to the rider or to the public, or without having at least one hand on the handlebars, or without having both wheels on the roadway at the same time.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Clinging to Moving Vehicles:

It shall be unlawful for any person while riding any cycle, roller skates, toy vehicle, or sleigh, to cling to any vehicle in motion on any highway.

Maximum Load: No person shall carry on a cycle a load of a greater weight than 25 kg. In addition to the weight of the operator (s), nor shall such load extend to a greater width than the handlebars of the cycle, or to such a height as to obstruct the clear vision in all directions of the rider of the cycle when seated on the seat of the cycle.

Obstructing Traffic: No person shall leave a cycle in a reclining position on a highway, sidewalk, or any public place where it may be a hazard to vehicles or pedestrians.

Cycle Stands: Where stands are provided for us by cycles, no person shall leave a cycle on any highway or public place except in an upright position in the cycle stand.

Double File: No person shall ride any cycle more than two (2) abreast.

19. Snowmobiles

Permit for Snowmobiles:

No person shall drive or operate a snow vehicle or snowmobile on a highway within the District unless he has obtained written permission from the Chief of Police authorizing the operation and subject to the limitation and conditions contained therein.

Closing Highway: 20. When, in the opinion of the Manager of Public Works, Fire Chief of Police, any highway or section thereof is unsafe or unsuitable for traffic, or it is deemed advisable that traffic should be restricted or diverted therefrom, the Manager of Public Works, Fire Chief or Chief of Police may close such highway or section, or restrict or divert traffic, and for that purpose may place lamps, barriers, signboards, notices or other warnings upon such highway or section; and no person shall enter or travel upon such highway or section so closed, or interfere in any way with any lamp, barrier, signboard, notice or other warning.

Exempt Vehicles: 21. (a) The provisions of this Bylaw regulating the operation, movement, stopping and parking of vehicles shall not apply to any emergency vehicle while it is responding to an emergency call and sounding its siren or while attending any emergency call.(b) The provisions of this Bylaw prohibiting stopping or parking shall not apply to:

i. Municipal or provincial utility service vehicles;ii. Service vehicles of a public utility corporation;

iii. Tow cars, while such vehicles are actually engaged in works of necessity requiring them to be stopped or parked in contravention of any such provision.

(c) These exceptions shall not excuse the driver of any such vehicle from exercising due and proper care for the safety of other traffic.

Part VI – PENALTIES1. Violation of Bylaw

Guilty of Infraction: (a) Every person who violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw or who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or in violation of any of the provisions of this Bylaw or who neglects to do so or refrains from doing anything required to be done by any of the provision of this Bylaw or who does any act which violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw, shall be deemed to be guilty of an infraction thereof and liable to the penalty hereinafter provided.

Fines: (b) A person convicted of a violation of this Bylaw shall be liable upon summary conviction to pay a fine not exceeding the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00).

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



Notice: 2. (a) The Chief of Police and/or the Bylaw Enforcement Officer is hereby authorized to issue a “Municipal Bylaw Ticket Information” (herein called a “Notice”), generally in the form as attached hereto, for any chattel (which includes any motor vehicle) which is found to be in violation of any provision of the Stopping Prohibitions or Parking Prohibitions of this Bylaw or for any alleged violation of this Bylaw.(b) An automatic monetary penalty (herein called a “Fine” or “Fines”) shall be

immediately due and payable to the District of Stewart by the owner of any chattel for which a Notice has been issued or by the person to whom a Notice has been directed.

Impound: (c) The location of impoundment shall be as designated from time to time by Council resolution.

(d) The Bylaw Enforcement Officer may remove, detain or impound any chattel or obstruction which occupies any portion of a public place or highway in violation of this bylaw. The owner of such chattel or obstruction shall pay all fees, costs and expenses thereby incurred by the District within thirty (30) days of the date upon which expenses are incurred. Failure by the owner to so pay within the time provided herein shall result in the sale of the chattel or obstruction at public auction and the application of the proceeds of sale to paying all such fees, costs and expenses, including all costs of conducting the said sale.

Failure to Pay: (e) If the owner of the chattel or obstruction of the person charged with the violation fails to pay the appropriate fine to the District within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the Notice, such owner shall be in violation of the bylaw and penalty sections herein shall apply.

Bylaw No. 518-1986 is hereby repealed.

This bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the “District of Stewart Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944-2019.

READ A FIRST TIME this 13th day of May, 2019

READ A SECOND TIME this 13th day of May, 2019

READ A THIRD TIME this 13th day of May, 2019

ADOPTED this day of , 2019

_______________________________Mayor

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



_______________________________Corporate Officer

DISTRICT OF STEWARTTRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW NO. 944, 2019

PERMIT: OVERSIZED AND OVER WEIGHT VEHICLES

APPLICANT: _________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE: ______________

DATE OF APPLICATION: _______________________________________________

REQUEST TO MOVE VEHICLE: OVER WEIGHT: ______________________ OVER LENGTH: ______________

ON THE ___________ DAY OF _________________________, 20___,

DURING THE HOURS OF ______________________ AND ______________________

FOR THE PURPOSE OF __________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________Signature of Applicant

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For Office Use Only:

PERMISSION GRANTED: YES _____ NO _____ DURING THE HOURS OF ___________ AND ___________

ON THE DAY OF ______________________________, 20_____.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



__________________________ Manager of Public Works District of Stewart

1. Application must be made in advance2. Conditions for the issuance of a permit must be as outlined in this bylaw3. Permit fee shall be as set down:

For each permit authorizing one continuous trip for one vehicle: $50.00For all other permits: $100.00 per vehicleDuplicate permits in case of verified loss: $20.00

DISTRICT OF STEWARTTRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW NO. 944, 2019

HIGHWAY USE PERMIT

PERMIT NO. ____________ FILE NO. ____________

NAME OF APPLICANT: ____________________________________________ TELEPHONE: _______________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Pursuant to Part IV of Bylaw No. 944, 2019, permission is hereby granted to the above named for the following:

____________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

And such works are hereby approved insofar as they relate to the use of a District highway or part thereof requiring the permission of an authorized official of the District of Stewart in accordance with “District of Stewart Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944-2019”. The aforementioned approval and permission is at all times subject to the provisions of said Bylaw No. 944-2019 and to the following conditions:

1. That any necessary plans and specifications have been approved by and deposited with the Manager of Public Works.

2. That the construction and maintenance of the said works shall be carried out to the satisfaction of the District of Stewart.

3. That before opening up any highway or interfering with any public works, notice in writing of intention to do so shall be given to the District of Stewart no less than seven (7) clear days before any work is begun.

4. That the Manager of Public Works and any person appointed by him for the purpose of inspecting the said works, shall have free and uninterrupted access to all parts of the works at all times.

5. That the construction of the said works shall be commenced on our before ___________________________And shall be proceeded with due diligence, to the satisfaction of the District of Stewart and shall be completed on or before ________________________________.

6. That the permission hereby granted to construct, use and maintain the said works is subject to all provisions of and without prejudice to “District of Stewart Traffic Regulations Bylaw 944-2019.

AGENDA ITEM #10a)



7. That this permission shall be effective only during such time as the said works are used and maintained by the applicant to the entire satisfaction of the District of Stewart and shall be subject to cancellation without notice if the applicant shall fail to observe and comply with all terms and conditions.

8. That this permit shall be valid only for the specific works and for that period of time stated herein.9. That the District of Stewart will not be responsible for grade changes affecting boulevard crossings and

accesses caused by the reconstruction of any District Highways.10. That while reasonable care will be taken by the District of Stewart not to damage any private works while

carrying out the construction or maintenance of any public works in any highway, it can accept no responsibility if any kind of damage to such private works does occur.

This Permit shall be effective as at: ________________________________,

And shall expire as at: ______________________________________.I hereby agree to all the terms of “District of Stewart Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944-2019” and this permit and deposit herewith the sum of $______________ as security to guarantee that I shall fulfill all of the terms and conditions set out herein within the time specified in this Permit.

AND I agree that in the event of my failure or neglect to complete the said works to the satisfaction of the District of Stewart within the time herein specified, or if I should fail or neglect to fulfill all the terms and conditions of the “District of Stewart Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 944-2019” and this permit is cancelled as the result thereof, that the District may, without further notice to me or action in the courts, estreat the security deposit made herewith and retain the same to the use of the District as liquidated damages.

AND I FURTHER agree that upon completion of the said works to the satisfaction of the District of Stewart pursuant to this permit, the District shall have the authority to deduct from the security deposit made herewith the inspection fees prescribed herein.

Signature of Applicant: ______________________________

Signature of Witness: ______________________________ Name of Witness: _______________________

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ISSUED BY THE DISTRICT OF STEWART THIS _______ DAY OF ___________________________, 20____

_________________________________ ______________________________ Signature of Authorized Official Name of Authorized Official

_________________________________Position

AGENDA ITEM #10a)


DISTRICT OF STEWART

BYLAW NO. 949–2019

BEING A BYLAW TO SET FEES AND CHARGES

WHEREAS pursuant to the Community Charter, Council may by bylaw establish fees for services;

AND WHEREAS Council is desirous of setting fees to defray certain costs and services;

NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Stewart in open meeting assembled enacts as follows:

CITATION:

1. This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as “The District of Stewart Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 949 - 2019.”

FEES AND CHARGES

2. Pursuant to Section 194 of the Community Charter, there is hereby levied fees for services provided as set out in Schedule A attached hereto and forming part of this bylaw.

3. The Fees and Charges prescribed in this Bylaw shall be due and payable upon receipt of goods and/or services specified in the attached Schedule.

SEVERABILITY

4. If any section, subsection or paragraph of this Bylaw is found invalid by a decision of a Court of competent jurisdiction, the invalid section, subsection, or paragraph shall be severed without effect on the remainder of the Bylaw.

REPEALS

5. Bylaw 916 – 2017 cited as “The District of Stewart Fee Amendment Bylaw is hereby repealed in its entirety.

READ a first time this 13th day of May, 2019

READ a second time this 13th day of May, 2019

READ a third time this 13th day of May, 2019


__________________________________ Mayor

__________________________________ Corporate Officer

AGENDA ITEM #10b)

Fees & Charges Amending Bylaw No. 949, 2019 - for Adoption of 89

DISTRICT OF STEWARTFEES AND CHARGES BYLAW # 949 - 2019

SCHEDULE "A"

_________________________________________________________________________________The District of Stewart Fee Bylaw No. 949 - 2019 2/3

DESCRIPTION FEES & CHARGES1. PHOTOCOPYING Minimum charge of $1.00Letter sized documents (8.5” x 11”) $ 0.25 per page, per sideLegal sized documents (8.5” x 14”) $ 0.25 per page, per sideLedger sized documents (11 x 17) $ 0.30 per page, per sideColour (all sizes) $ 0.50 per page, per sideIf paper is supplied by client reduce price by 0.15 cents per page

2. FACSIMILES & SCANNING Minimum charge of $1.00Local fax numbers $ 0.25 per pageLong Distance $ 0.50 per pageReceiving & Emailing $ 0.25 per page

3. FINANCE & TAX INFORMATIONTax Certificates $ 25.00 per propertyBusiness License Directory $ 15.00 per copyNSF – Returned Cheque Charges $ 30.00 per item

4. CORPORATE ADMINISTRATIONDocument Notarization (Commissioner of Affidavits) $ 25.00 per documentCertified True Copies (non-municipal documents) $ 25.00 per document, plus copying chargesCopies of BYLAWS: Official Community Plan (OCP) Bylaw $ 50.00Zoning Bylaw $ 25.00All Other Bylaws $ 15.00Certified True Copy version of Bylaws ADD $ 5.00 per bylaw

5. ZONING & DEVELOPMENTRezoning Application $ 250.00 per propertyDevelopmental Variance Permit $ 250.00 per propertyOther licensing applications $ 250.00 per application

6. ARENA RENTAL RATES Rental Rates are subject to GSTIce Time – Youth/Adult/Private rentals $40.00/hourMezzanine (upstairs) - cleaning not included $50.00 /day or portion thereofLobby, Change Rooms (Vet Clinics) $50.00/day or portion thereofCleaning (any area – per rental event) $100.00 – non-refundable

7. OTHER DISTRICT FACILITY RENTALBuildings, parks, pavilion, park kitchen $50.00/day or portion thereofCleaning (any area – per rental event) $100.00 – non-refundable

8. DISTRICT EQUIPMENT RENTALPortable Toilet Damage Deposit: $100 $50/3 days, $140 Cleaning Fee, $25 Handwash

Stn.Tables Chairs

Damage Deposit: $100 Damage Deposit: $100

Projector & Screen Damage Deposit: $100 $20 for 3 days

All renters must have insurance, which may be purchased through the District of StewartCancellation Penalty of 25% for all rentals if cancelled without 48 hours.Funerals & Memorial Services are exempt from any rental fees. Cleaning Fees are applicable.

AGENDA ITEM #10b)


___________________________________________________________________________ _The District of Stewart Fee Bylaw No. 949 - 2019 3/3

DISTRICT OF STEWART

SCHEDULE "B"

APPLICATIONS U N DER THEFREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT

Description of Service (1) Fees and Charges

1. For Non-Commercial Applicants:

a) for locating and retrieving a record $ 7.50 per 15 minutes (after the first 3-hours)

b) for producing a record manually $ 7.50 per 15 minute allotment

c) for producing a record from a machine readable record (from a server or computer)

$ 7.50 per 15 minute allotment for developing a computer program to produce the record

d) for preparing a record for disclosure and the handling of a record

$7.50 per 15 minute allotment

e) for shipping copies Actual costs of shipping

(method chosen by applicant)For Copying Records:

f) to a CD and DVD, recordable or re-writable $ 4.00 per disk

g) in Black & White format paper copies with a dot-matrix, ink jet, or laser printer or copier

$ 0.25 per page(letter size to ledger size)

h) in Colour format - paper copy with a dot- matrix, ink jet, or laser printer or copier

$ 1.25 per page(letter size to ledger size)

i) scanned electronic copy of a paper record(either jpeg or pdf file formats) $0.10 per page

2. For Commercial Applicants

For All Services Described Above in Section 1: Actual Cost to the Municipality of Providing that Service

1 Please note that while a service may be described within this Schedule, it does not necessarily mean that the District can guarantee its ability to provide such service in the case where technological changes to media storage are phased out or become redundant or are no longer supported by the District.

AGENDA ITEM #10b)


__________________________________________________ The District of Stewart Noise Control Bylaw #943, 2019 1/3

DISTRICT OF STEWART

BYLAW NO. 943, 2019

A BYLAW TO AMEND BYLAW 669-1996 THE DISTRICT OF STEWART NOISE CONTROL BYLAW

A By-law to provide for the regulation and control of noises and sounds in the District of Stewart.

WHEREAS it is enacted by the Community Charter, that Council may regulate and control noises and sounds within the Municipality,

AND WHEREAS Council may regulate or prohibit the making or causing of noises or sounds in or on a highway or elsewhere in the Municipality which disturbs, or tends to disturb, the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood or of persons in the vicinity, or which Council believe are objectionable or liable to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public, may make regulations or prohibitions,

AND WHEREAS Council deems it necessary to establish such regulations,

NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Stewart in open meeting assembled enacts as follows:1. Application

(a) This By-law shall apply to Residential and Commercial Zones within the District ofStewart

2. Definitions:

In this By-law, unless the context otherwise requires:

"Disturb" means any audio disturbance which disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public.

"Person" means a person, company, corporation or society.

"Council" means the Council of the District of Stewart

"Vehicle" means "vehicle" as defined in the Motor Vehicle Act, R.S.BC. 1996, c318

3 . General Regulations3.1 No person shall make or cause, or permit to be made or caused any noise in or on a public

or private place which disturbs to tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of any person or persons in the neighbourhood or vicinity.

AGENDA ITEM #10c)

Noise Control Bylaw No. 943, 2019 - for Adoption of 89


3. 2 No person being the owner, tenant or occupier of real property shall allow or permit such real property to be used so that noise or sound which occurs thereon or emanates therefrom, disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of any person or persons on the same piece of property or in the neighbourhood or of persons in the vicinity.

3.3 No person shall play or operate any radio, stereophonic equipment or other instrument or any apparatus for the production or amplification of sound either in or on private premises or in any public place in such a manner as to disturb the quiet, Peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood or of persons in the vicinity.

3.4 No person shall own, keep or harbour any animal or bird which by its cries unduly disturbs the peace, quiet, rest, or tranquility of the surrounding neighbourhood or the public at large.

3. 5 No hawker, huckster, peddler, newsvendor or other person shall by intermittent or reiterated cries disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public.

3. 6 No person shall operate any vehicle or internal combustion engine in any public or private place without an adequate silencer of muffler so that noise or sound which originates from that vehicle or engine disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood or of persons in the vicinity, save and except snow removal equipment whether private or Municipal.

3. 7 No person shall at any time after 10:00 pm and before 7:00 am, construct, repair or demolish any building, structure or thing or excavate or fill in land so that noise or sound which originates from such activity disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood or of persons in the vicinity.

4. Penalty

4. 1 Every person who violates any of the provisions of this By-law or who suffers or permits any act or this to be done in contravention or in violation of any of the provisions of this By-law, which neglects to do or refrains from doing anything required to be done by any of the provisions of this By-law, is guilty of an offence against this By-law and liable to the penalties hereby imposed. Each day that a violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offence.

AGENDA ITEM #10c)



4.2 Every person who commits an offence against this By-law is liable to a penalty of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for each offence, and in default of payment thereof, forthwith or within such time as the presiding Provincial Court Judge or Justice of the Peace shall direct, the fine imposed shall be recoverable under the provisions of the Offence Act, and all amendments thereto.

5. 0 Severability

If any section, subsection or clause of this By-law is declared or held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, then that invalid portion shall be severed, and the remainder of this By-law shall be deemed to have been enacted and adopted without the invalid or severed section, subsection or clause.

6.0 This By-law may be cited as the "District of Stewart Noise Control By-law No. 943-2019".

7.0 By-law 669-1996 is hereby repealed.

READ A FIRST TIME this 13th day of May, 2019

READ A SECOND TIME this 13th day of May, 2019

READ A THIRD TIME this 13th day of May, 2019


_______________________________Mayor


AGENDA ITEM #10c)


DISTRICT OF STEWART

TICKET INFORMATION UTILIZATION FEE AMENDING BYLAW NO. 945, 2019

A BYLAW TO AMEND BYLAW 821-2006 THE TICKET INFORMATION UTILIZATION BYLAW

A Bylaw to provide for the issuance of tickets

WHEREAS Section 264 of the Community Charter, SBC 2003, c. 26, authorizes the Council to, by bylaw: (a) designate those bylaws which may be enforced by means of a form of ticket prescribed

by regulation under section 273 of the Community Charter,(b) designate as bylaw enforcement officers persons who may enforce bylaws by means of a prescribed

form of ticket;(c) authorize the use of a word or expression on a ticket to designate an offence against a bylaw;

AND WHEREAS Section 265 of the Community Charter authorizes Council to, by bylaw: (a) establish a fine in relation to an offence not greater than $ 1,000 as prescribed by regulation

under Section 273 of the Community Charter; and

(b) in the case of a continuing offence, establish a fine not greater than $ 1,000 in relation to an offence for each day that the offence continues;

NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Stewart in open meeting assembled enacts as follows:

1. This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as "Ticket Information Utilization Fee Amending Bylaw No. 945, 2019."

2. The Bylaws listed under Column 1 of Schedule "1" of this Bylaw may be enforced by means of ticket in the form prescribed for the purpose of Section 264.(1)(a) of the Community Charter.

3. The persons appointed to the job positions or titles listed in Column 2 of Schedule "1" of this Bylaw are designated as bylaw enforcement officers pursuant to Section 264.(1)(b) of the Community Charter for the purpose of enforcing the bylaws listed under Column 1 of Schedule "1" opposite the respective job positions.

4. The words or expressions set forth under Column 1 of Schedules "2" through "10" of this Bylaw designate the offence committed under the bylaw section number appearing in Column 2 opposite the respective Column 1.

5. The amounts appearing in Column 3 of Schedules "2" through "10" of this Bylaw are the fines set pursuant to Section 265.(1) of the Community Charter for the corresponding offences designated in Column 1.

6. "Ticket Information Utilization Bylaw No. 821, 2006" and amendments thereto are hereby repealed.

AGENDA ITEM #10d)

Ticket Information Utilization Fee Amending Bylaw No. 945, 2019 - for 3 ... of 89

__________________________________________________________________________The District of Stewart Ticket Information Utilization Fee Amendment Bylaw #945, 2019 2/11

READ A FIRST TIME this day of , 2019

READ A SECOND TIME this day of , 2019

READ A THIRD TIME this day of , 2019


_______________________________Mayor


AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "1"

SCHEDULE DESIGNATED BYLAWS DESIGNATED BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

"2" Animal Control Bylaw No. 815-2006 Animal Control OfficerBylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkPound KeeperPublic Works ForemanR.C.M.P. Member

“3" Building Regulation Bylaw No. 843, 2010 Building Inspector

Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkPublic Works ForemanR.C.M.P. Member

"4" Business Licence Bylaw No. 864, 2013 Licence InspectorBylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkR.C.M.P. Member

"5" House Numbering Bylaw No. 615-1995 Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkR.C.M.P. Member

"6" Noise Control Bylaw No. 669-1996 Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkR.C.M.P. Member

"7" Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 518-1986 Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkPublic Works ForemanR.C.M.P. Member

"8" Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 672-1996 Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkPublic Works ForemanR.C.M.P. Member

"9" Zoning Bylaw No. 881, 2014 Bylaw Enforcement OfficerClerkR.C.M.P. Member

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "2"

ANIMAL CONTROL BYLAW NO. 815-2006

Description of Offence Section Amount of Fine

Unlicensed Dog 4.1 $ 75.00Licence Tag Not Fixed 4.4 $ 75.00Fail to Notify of Change of Address 4.6 $ 25.00Dog at Large 5.l(a) $ 75.00Dog Attack 5.l(b) $ 300.00Dog Attack - Injury 5.1(b) $ 750.00Dog Noise 5.1(c) $ 100.00Dog Tethered to Hydrant 5.3 $ 50.00Female Dog in Heat/Unneutered Male Dog - Off Premises 5.4 $ 150.00Female Dog in Heat in Unfenced Yard 5.5 $ 100.00Failure to Remove Dog Feces 5.6 $ 75.00Accumulation of Fecal Matter 5.7 $ 100.00Dangerous Dog Attack 5.l(b) $ 500.00Dangerous Dog Attack - Injury 5.1(b) $1,000.00Dangerous Dog Not Muzzled or Leashed 5.8(a) $ 250.00Dangerous Dog on Private Land without Consent of Occupier 5.8(b) $ 250.00Fail to Advise of Dangerous Dog's New Owner 5.9(a) $ 100.00Fail to Advise of Dangerous Dog's Death 5.9(b) $ 10.00Fail to Advise of Dangerous Dog Attack 5.9(c) $ 500.00Unlicensed Commercial Kennel 6.1 $ 125.00Commercial Kennel- Excessive Noise 6.2 $ 250.00Commercial Kennel- Failure to Wash Utensils 6.3 $ 100.00Commercial Kennel -Failure to Protect Dog in Heat 6.4 $ 100.00Commercial Kennel- Failure to Maintain Register 6.6 $ 100.00Commercial Kennel- Failure to Maintain Building 6.7 $ 200.00Unlicensed Hobby Kennel 7.1 $ 250.00Hobby Kennel- Excessive Noise 7.2 $ 250.00Hobby Kennel- Failure to Wash Utensils 7.3 $ 100.00Hobby Kennel- Lack of Fenced Off Area 7.4 $ 105.00Hobby Kennel -Failure to Protect Dog in Heat 7.5 $ 100.00Animal at Large 8.1 $ 175.00Possession of Six or More Cats 8.2 $ 200.00Failure to Remove Animal Feces 8.3 $ 75.00Break Open a Pound 9.9(a) $ 500.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "3"

BUILDING REGULATION BYLAW NO. 843, 2010

Description of Offence Section Amount of FineBuilding without a permit 4.1 $ 250.00Building at variance without approval 4.2 $ 250.00Altering permit or notice withoutauthorization 4.3 $ 250.00False/misleading information for permit 15 $ 250.00Demolishing building without a permit 17.1 $ 250.00Moving building without a permitFailure to give notice of intention to start work

18.1

20.1(a)

$ 250.00

$ 250.00Failure to obtain inspection 20.1(b) $ 250.00Work against Stop Work Order 22.4 $ 250.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "4"

BUSINESS LICENCE BYLAW NO. 864, 2013


Operating without a licence 4.1 $ 500.00Failure to post licence 4.4 $ 50.00Failure to transfer licence 4.6 $ 100.00Obstruct Inspector 9.1 $ 1,000.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "5"

HOUSE NUMBERING BYLAW NO. 615-1995


Failure to affix number 2 $ 50.00Number less than 12 cm in height 5 $ 25.00Displaying number other than assigned 6 $ 25.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "6"

NOISE CONTROL BYLAW NO. 669-1996

Description of Offence Section Amount of FineNoise which disturbs 3.1 $ 100.00Allowing property to be used so noise disturbs 3.2 $ 100.00Amplification of sound that disturbs 3.3 $ 100.00Animal/Bird sounds that disturb 3.4 $ 100.00Peddler cries that disturb 3.5 $ 100.00Vehicle/engine noise that disturbs 3.6 $ 100.00Construction of building that disturbs 3.7 $ 100.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "7"

TRAFFIC REGULATION BYLAW NO. 944, 2019


Failure to obey parking prohibitions Part IV 3 $ 100.00

100.00

Failure to obey speed restrictions Part IV 4 $ 100.00Failure to obey patrol officer Part IV 5.(a) $ 100.00Obstruct traffic Part IV 5.(b) $ 100.00Passing in school zones Part IV 6.(a) $ 100.00Parking by school Part IV 6.(b) $ 100.00Passing near crosswalks Part IV 6.(c) $ 100.00Drive over sidewalks Part IV 7.(a) $ 100.00Drive over curbs Part IV 7.(b) $ 100.00Failure to remove spillage Part IV 7.(c) $ 100.00Parking of trailers Part IV 7.(±) $ 100.00Living in trailers Part IV 7.(g) $ 100.00Combined trailer length Part IV 7.(h) $ 100.00Racing Part IV 7.(i) $ 200.00Operation of heavy trucks off truck route Part IV 8. (a)(i) $ 100.00Non-conformance to permit Part IV 8.(a)(ii) $ 100.00Fail to secure load Part IV 8. (e) $ 100.00Dropping of oil Part V 1. (b) $ 100.00Fouling of highway Part V 1. (c) $ 100.00Water flow Part V 1. (e) $ 100.00Causing damage to highways Part V 2. $ 200.00Break surface of highway Part V 3. (b) $ 200.00Improvements to roadway Part V 3. (e) $ 200.00Interference with work equipment Part V 5. $ 100.00Placing of signs Part V 14. (b) $ 100.00Removal of tickets Part V 15. $ 100.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "8"

UNSIGHTLY PREMISES BYLAW NO. 672-1996


Obstruction of Bylaw Enforcement Officer 2 $ 100.00Accumulation of rubbish 2.1 $ 100.00Unsightly premises 2.2 $ 100.00Create a nuisance 2.3 $ 100.00Foul a waterway 2.4 $ 100.00Deposit rubbish 2.5 $ 100.00Place graffiti 2.6 $ 100.00Failure to take remedial action 3 $ 100.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)



DISTRICT OF STEWART


SCHEDULE "9" ZONING BYLAW NO. 651-1996


Permit or cause violation of bylaw 3.1.1 $ 200.00Failure to conform with regulations of bylaw 3.1.3 $ 200.00Obstruct building inspector or agent 3.10.2(b) $ 100.00Location of residential use building except as provided in bylaw 4.2.1 $ 100.00Location of principal building in required yard 4.2.2 $ 100.00Location of accessory building in yard except as provided in bylaw 4.2.3 $ 100.00Accessory building setback- rear yard 4.3.2 $ 50.00Accessory building height 4.3.3 $ 50.00Accessory building setback-residential building 4.3.4 $ 50.00Accessory building size 4.3.5 $ 50.00Use of mechanical equipment home occupation 4.4(3) $ 100.00Storage of combustible material home occupation 4.4(4) $ 100.00Operation of retail store home occupation 4.4(6) $ 100.00Erection of temporary building without permission 4.5 (1) $ 100.00Dwelling unit size 4.6 (1)(2) $ 100.00Mobile home on-site preparations 4.6 (3) $ 100.00Failure to provide off street parking 4.7 (1) $ 100.00Unloaded commercial vehicles parked in residential zone 4.7 (7) $ 100.00Construction of building special restrictions 4.8 $ 100.00Obstruct line of vision at highway intersections 4.9 $ 100.00Storage of derelict vehiclesParking of commercial vehicles containing hazardous goods in residential zones

4.10.14.10.2

$ 100.00$ 100.00

Temporary seasonal guest accommodation 4.10.3 $ 100.00Non-resident operator of bed & breakfast 4.11.1 (a) $ 100.00

AGENDA ITEM #10d)


agenda district of stewart

Documents