DATE: Monday, September 13, 2021

TIME: 5:30 PM

PLACE: Electronically via Zoom at www.colwood.ca/Meetings

PURPOSE: Bylaw No. 1892 - RZ-21-004 - CD28 Zone: To rezone the subject property to create Area 5A and Area 5B in Royal Bay. Uses and regulations regarding congregate care, treatment centre and nursing home would be limited to Area 5A.

This bylaw only applies to the land legally described as: Lot B, Sections 40, 41, 42, 51, 52, 53 & 54, Esquimalt District, Plan VIP 58414 Except Lot 54 Esquimalt District, Plan EPP65345 Lot D, Sections 40 & 54, Esquimalt District.

Copies of the proposed bylaw an drelated materials can be viewed below or in person at Colwood City Hall between August 30, 2021 and September 13, 2021. 


We want to hear from you!

WRITE TO US:

  • email to publichearing@colwood.ca
  • regular mail to 3300 Wishart Road, Colwood, BC V9C 1R1,
  • hand deliver to the drop box located at the main entrance of City Hall.

Written submissions must be received prior to noon on September 13, 2021. Written comments received after this deadline will not be received or considered by Council.

SPEAK TO COUNCIL:

  • Speak at the Public Hearing by calling 1-855-703-8985 using Meeting ID: 836 5424 2516 and Passcode: 851451. Instructions for speaking live via phone at the electronic hearing are available on the agenda at www.colwood.ca/Meetings.

NEED MORE INFORMATION?

Visit www.colwood.ca/PublicHearing or contact Colwood Development Services by calling 250-294-8153 or emailing publichearing@colwood.ca.

What is a Public Hearing?

A Public Hearing is a vital part of Council’s review when applications are made to change the City’s Official Community Plan or Land Use Bylaw. It provides the public with a way to present their views to Council on items contained in the public hearing agenda. It is not a question and answer period. The Public Hearing is Council’s opportunity to listen to members of the public to hear their views or receive their written submissions on items contained in the public hearing agenda. Council is not able to discuss and debate the topic at the public hearing.

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