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5.7 Marshall Wetlands The weilands which line the south side of Marshall Fields provide habitat for several protected and threatened species including spadefoot toads and painted turtles' These wetlands are àrong the few remaining, health-y wetland systems in Vernon. This rare ecosystem provides significant stormwater mãnagement capacity-to the waterfront area and helps to protect the hãafth of the nofth end of Okànagan Lake while maintaining sensitive habitat. ln 200g, the City undertook the creation of a detailed design for the wetlands which combined the need for ongoing stormwater management with the_enhancement and conservation of the we¡ands. The detaied design procesJinvolved the atfected property owners, City technical staff and representatives frõm both the Ministry of Environment (MoE) and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO). The detailed design pr )cess was completed in the spring of 2009, with ãgreement in prinàiple from the senior levels òf government, as well as preliminary direction and iniut on the' reqúired environmental permittìng requirements necessary at the point of development. The Wate¡-fron design for the stormwater ca Centre. 5.8 CommunitY Garden nd Design (2009) provides detailed engineering of the wetlands through the area and provides tely surrounding the Waterfront Neighbourhood The provision of local food is becoming an increasingly important issue as energy prices continue to rise and food that must be tiansported long distances becomes more expensive. With this in mind, more and more people in Canada are turning to their own backyards and converting them into vegetable gardens aS a source of fresh, local food' ocp 2oog speaks direcfly to the need for community gardens in its agricultural policies, specifically in sections 12.14 and 12'15: 12.14: Support rural and urban agricultural practices within the ci$, including suppori for community and neighbourhood gardens and urban food production whenever þossrö/e, and'encouragr-tn" devetopment of a year-round, indoor farmers market. access to the facilitY' ude Den dro food d for fs'A ongoing maintenance and protect resident The Waterfront Neighbourhood Centre Pl development, and residents who live in these their own to plant a garden. For these residen the benefits of gardening and local food witho proposed cor*unity g.io"n site to these residents would allow those residents to easily access the garden bY walking. Wateúront Neighbourhood Centre Plan - DRAFT 28 2L3
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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VERN
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PAGE 2 REGULAR OPEN COUNCIL AGENDA
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PAGE 4 TNSPECTORS (BC) (P. 78) MINI
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PAGE 8 REGULAR OPEN COUNGIL AGENDA
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PAGE 3 REGULAR OPEN MEETING OF COUN
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PAGE 9 Moved by Councillor Nicol, s
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PAGE 11 INFORMATION ITEMS: Council
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PAGE 2 PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNCIL -
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PAGE 4 NAME PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNC
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738Ò-os 2009 Year in Review: Verno
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2009 Year in Review: Vernon Fíre -
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2009 Year in Review: Vernon Fire -
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2009 Year ín Review: Vernon Fíre
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2009 Yeor in Review: Vernon Fire -
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2009 Yeor ín Review: Vernon Fire -
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3- included in the application. The
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-5- APPROVALS DATE COUNCIL AGENDA I
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the CORPORAÏON of thE CITY Of VERN
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he CoRP0RATION of the CITY of VERNO
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30.008m = 127.979' Figure 6 @ à< o
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Project Details Tarqet Market The d
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Sustainability Sustainabiltv and re
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B.C. INTRODUCES CLIMATE ACTION LEGI
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SILGA - Southern Interior Local Gov
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Finance Division Policy Travel and
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Finance Division PolicY traveiano r
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L tir BRITISH CoruMere FEB f i 7iJ'
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Office of the Minister Ministry of
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ative that saw us bavel throughout
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TUESDAY,JANUARY 2Á, 2ßlo I BREAKI
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Buying a home? Can you tell if it w
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Mayor Lippert and Councillors Page2
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200e Bt7 RAILS WITH TRAILS Kelowna
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See also resolutions C1,3, CL4 and
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ln its response to the 2007 resolut
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mnintaining transportation infrastr
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File No.: 620.30.03/810 Ðated:- fe
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Board) which, as agent for the part
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The Regional Districts may, from th
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-3- C. Attachments: Figure 1 - Fees
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Figure 1 FEE SCHEDULE Schedule A At
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FEE SCHEDULE 2. PLANNING, DEVELOPME
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3- 5. The applicant has also indica
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-5- DEFINITIONS lnactive Bylaws are
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ARCHITECTURAL GUIDES fvlATERIALS '
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üffi ¡frINAL DATION TO COUNCIL SU
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Draft Bella Vista West Nei Figure 1
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1 .0 Physical Characteristics The B
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3.0 Residential Goals; To provide a
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3.9 All properties designated Resid
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5.0 Neighbourhood Amenities - Parks
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j Does not adversely impact on high
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6.0 Transportation Goals: lmprove t
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Draft Betla Vista West Neighbourhoo
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Supportinq Policies: 7.1 Apply the
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8.0 Energy Goals: lntegrate the use
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10.0 Social Planning Goals: Ensure
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Page 167 and 168: the CoRPORATION of the CITY of VERN
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proPosed rev¡sed word¡ng: -2- PAR
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John Friesen 7520 Weeks Road -4- Su
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All children have to go to school a
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February 3, 2010 Dale Keegstra 6225
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My petition is to amend the propose
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While this property is in close pro
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Jim & Lisa
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There are no plans in the near futr
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ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ME
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ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ME
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMI
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AFFORDABLE HOUS¡NG ADVISORY COMMIT
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THE COR CITY OF MINUTES OF THE TRAN
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TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT CO
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TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT CO
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THE CORPORATIO OF THE CITY OF VERNO
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ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD MEETING HEL
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