NOTICEOFFIRST,SECOND,ANDTHIRDREADINGS

NoticeisherebygiventhatDeltaCityCouncilwillconsidergiving first,second,andthird readingstothebylawsreferencedbelowatitsRegularMeetingat 4:00p.m.onMonday,March27,2023

BylawNo.8186

FileNo LU009265

Location: 8838DelvistaDrive

Applicant: SoniaRundhawa

Telephone: 778-836-9403

Purpose: To rezone the subject property from Single Detached

Residential 2 (RS2) to Single

Detached Residential 6 (RS6) to permit subdivision into two single detached residential lots and construction of a new single detacheddwellingwithanin-ground basementandasecondarysuite A developmentvariancepermitisalso requested to reduce the minimum lot width for subdivisionin theRS6 Zone from 13 m to 129 m for proposed Lot 1 and 12 m for proposed Lot 2 This bylaw is consistent with Delta’s Official CommunityPlan

StaffContact:CharisLoong

Telephone:604-952-3814 intheCouncilChamber,4500ClarenceTaylorCrescent,Delta,BC

BylawNo.8230

FileNo LU009362

Location: 369740Street

Applicant: JenniferandLaurie

Waddell

Telephone: 604-916-3442

Purpose: To amend the Comprehensive Development Zone No 305(CD 305)in“DeltaZoning

Bylaw No 2750, 1977” in order to allow the existing 90 m2 manufactured home in the southeastportionofthepropertyto berecommissionedand used as an additionaldwellingtosupportapet kennel operation on the subject property This bylaw is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan

BylawNo.8234

FileNo LU009487

Location: 7655117Street

Applicant: AtinderPalSingh

Telephone: 778-318-6090

Purpose: To rezone the subject property from Duplex/Single Detached Residential 3 (RD3) to SingleDetachedResidential7(RS7) to permit subdivision into two single detached lots and construction of a new single detached dwelling with an inground basement and a secondary suite on each lot. This bylaw is consistent with Delta’s Official CommunityPlan

BylawNo.8237

FileNo LU009489

Location:6291,6297,6303,6309,6315,6321,6327,6333, 6339,6345and6351RiverRoad

Applicant:HowardSmid

Telephone:604-644-2754

Purpose:ToamendtheComprehensiveDevelopmentZone No 431(CD 431)in“DeltaZoningBylawNo 2750,1977”for the11subjectpropertiesat6291RiverRoad(Lot1)to6351 RiverRoad(Lot11),asshownonthemaptitled“BylawNo 8237”inordertochangethefollowing: i Increase the minimum front setback from 18m to 7mforLots1to7andLot11; ii Decreasetheminimumrearsetbackfrom40mto37m forLots1to7andLot11; iii Decrease the minimum front setback from 25 m to 15mforLots8to10; iv. Addaprovisiontorequireonlyoneenclosedparking spaceforLot11;and v AddaprovisiontotheCD 431zonetoallowforthe transferofdensity(floorarea)fromawaterlottothe adjoininglotwithintheuplandareatoamaximumof 225m2forLots1to7andLot11

StaffContact:HayleyBurns

Telephone:604-946-3332

StaffContact:LukeReynolds Telephone:604-946-3381

StaffContact: PaulBelzile Telephone:604-952-3155

BylawNo 8186

BylawNo 8230

Formoreinformationregardingtheproposedbylawamendments

BylawNo 8237

Materialsrelatedtothebylawamendmentsuchastheproposedbylaw,detailedmapsandotherinformationmaybeinspectedatDeltaCityHall,4500ClarenceTaylorCrescent,Delta,BC, MondaytoFriday,excludingstatutoryholidaysfrom8:30am to4:45pm fromThursday,March16,2023toMonday,March27,2023

Ifyouhaveageneralinquiryregardingtheproposedbylawamendmentorifyouwouldlikeassistancetoinspectanyrelevant documentation,pleasecontacttheDevelopment Departmentbyemailatcpd@delta.caorbyphoneat604-946-3380.

COMMENTS?

Thosewishingtoprovidecommentontheproposedbylawamendmentmaydosointhefollowingways:

���� Emailmayor-council@delta.ca OR

���� Writeto: MayorandCouncil CityofDelta 4500ClarenceTaylorCrescent Delta,BCV4K3E2 anewsingledetacheddwellingwithanin-groundbasementandasecondarysuite.ThisbylawisconsistentwithDelta’sOfficial

CorrespondenceaddressedtoCouncilmustincludeyournameandfulladdressandwillformpartofthepublicrecordforthisbylawamendmentandbepublishedontheCity’s website CorrespondencemustbereceivedbytheOfficeoftheCityClerknolaterthan10:00am onWednesday,March22,2023tobeincludedwiththeAgendamaterials.

CommunityPlan

StaffContact: JanetZazubek Telephone: 604-946-3355

FORMOREINFORMATIONREGARDINGTHEPROPOSEDLANDUSECONTRACTDISCHARGE

Materials related to the discharge such as the proposed discharge bylaw, detailed maps and other information may be nspectedatDeltaCityHall,4500ClarenceTaylorCrescent,Delta,BC,MondaytoFriday,excludingstatutoryholidaysfrom 8:30am to4:45p.m fromThursday,March16,2023toMonday,March27,2023

If you have a question regarding the proposed discharge bylaw or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation pleasecontacttheDevelopmentDepartmentbyemailatcpd@delta.caorbyphoneat604-946-3380

Comments?

Thosewishingtoprovidecommentontheproposeddischargebylawmaydosointhefollowingsways:

���� Emailmayor-councl@deltaca OR

���� Writeto MayorandCouncil CityofDelta 4500ClarenceTaylorCrescent Delta,BCV4K3E2

Correspondence addressed to Council must includeyournameandfulladdressandwill form partofthepublicrecordforthisbylaw and be published on the City’s website. Correspondence must be received by the OfficeoftheCityClerknolaterthan10:00a.m onWednesday,March22,2023tobeincluded withtheAgendamaterials

BylawNo 8178

To support the growth and value of the Delta Gymnastics seniors’ program for the entire community and the service above self of the 113 members in the Ladner Rotary sponsored Interact Club at Delta Secondary, the Rotary Club of Ladner is holding its spring shred-a-thon.

The fundraiser is Saturday, April 1 from 10 a m to noon at 5300 Ladner Trunk Road, behind Eastlink (Delta Cable).

Any individual, company or organization can bring their old tax returns, credit card bills, business records, bank statements, and personal information documents so a shredding company can safely and securely shred the paper on the spot. A donation of $15 per banker’s box of paper will go entirely to support the programs for seniors’ wellness and youth achievement in community service

Delta and area residents and business owners or managers can show up in their vehicles, supervise volunteers who will unload the shredding material from their vehicles and dump it into a shredding bin, which will then be loaded by a Shred-Wise company operator into the shredding truck on site

“I have been involved in learning for seniors in our community for a number of years, ” said

Ladner Rotary Club president Guillermo Bustos. “With that perspective of how important that opportunity is for our community, I appreciate as well how important physical activity for seniors is and the great value to all of us of the Delta Gymnastics seniors’ program we are supporting Our club is happy to support further growth of this program

“At the other end of the age range, there are the productive Delta Secondary students in the Interact Club which we sponsor It’s amazing what they continue to do for our community and our world”

-Submitted by Ladner Rotary Club

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Grade 11 South Delta Secondary student Luis de la Haza is working on an impressive science project aimed at addressing climate change.

“Carbon dioxide is the major contributor to climate change however, we can change this by using particular saltwater organisms (cyanobacteria) that excel in absorbing carbon dioxide through photosynthesis,” he said “The Synech Project involves designing equipment that will provide the optimal conditions to grow these organisms in a way that the carbon dioxide levels that they can absorb are exponentially increased If successful, I envisage this equipment being a game-changer for tackling climate change as it would be a scalable and affordable solution applicable across the world”

His project is based on a scientific thesis developed by a chemical engineer in 2008; however, he believes the results of the original study could be significantly improved Consequently, he is keen to prove that this technology can provide a legitimate solution to the excessive levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere

After two years, he has completed his initial research and is ready to start building pioneering equipment at the school that will be able to col- lect carbon dioxide and release oxygen, generating biomass that can be used for other purposes such as biofuels or bioplastics To be able to take the next step, de la Haza is currently looking for ways to fund the equipment, estimated at approximately $5,000.

“My goal is to create the equipment that results in the first carbon-negative person – meaning that the set of organisms will absorb more carbon dioxide than one person pollutes on average in a day,” he adds “I also want to influence and inspire other people around me – students, teachers, and the local community with this project - creating an opportunity to put SDSS and Tsawwassen on the map as the place where cutting-edge research on climate change is happening”

-Submitted by Delta School District