Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01
What it does
a bylaw to remove dedication as public park from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” [formerly known as Trofton Park] at 1631 Naylor Crescent for road dedication purposesThe motion, 9 Jun 2025
To seek Council approval to remove the park dedication from a portion of City-owned parkland located at 1631 Naylor Crescent, Elaine Hamilton Park (previously known as Trofton Park ) to dedicate it as road right -of-way in order to provide access through 1618 Extension Road to 1750 Rajeena Way.Staff report, page 1
That: 1. “Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” (a bylaw to remove dedication as public park from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” [formerly known as Trofton Park] at 1631 Naylor Crescent for road dedication purposes) pass first reading. 2. “Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” pass second reading. 3. “Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” pass third reading. 4. Council authorize the Mayor and Corporate Officer to execute the Road Dedication Agreement to effect the transaction.Staff report, page 1
Votes
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9 Jun 2025otherCarried 6–3Split
That Council: 1. Direct the Corporate Officer, or their designate, to undertake an Alternative Approval Process to remove park dedication from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” for road dedication purposes. 2. Determine the total number of electors of the area to which the approval process applies (the whole of the City of Nanaimo) to be 76,724, of which 7,672 represents 10 percent. 3. Establish a deadline of 4:30 p.m. on Monday, 2025- JUL-21 for receiving elector responses for the Alternative Approval Process in relation to “Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” (a bylaw to remove dedication as public park from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” for road dedication purposes). 4. Approve the Elector Response Form as outlined in Attachment A of the Staff Report titled “Alternative Approval Process to Remove Park Dedication from a Portion of ‘Elaine Hamilton Park’ for Road Dedication Purposes - Sandstone Development”, dated 2025-JUN-09. 5. Endorse the AAP Communication and Engagement Strategy as outlined in Attachment C of the Staff Report titled “Alternative Approval Process to Remove Park Dedication from a Portion of ‘Elaine Hamilton Park’ for Road Dedication Purposes – Sandstone Developme nt”, dated 2025-JUN-09.
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9 Jun 2025otherDefeated 4–5Split
That Council: 1. Direct the Corporate Officer, or their designate, to undertake an Alternative Approval Process to remove park dedication from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” for road dedication purposes. 2. Determine the total number of electors of the area to which the approval process applies (the whole of the City of Nanaimo) to be 76, 724, of which 7,672 represents 10 percent. 3. Establish a deadline of 4:30 p.m. on Monday, 2025- JUL-21 for receiving elector responses for the Alternative Approval Process in relation to “Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” (a bylaw to remove dedication as public park from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” for road dedication purposes). 4. Approve the Elector Response Form as outlined in Attachment A of the Staff Report titled “Alternative Approval Process to Remove Park Dedication from a Portion of ‘Elaine Hamilton Park’ for Road Dedication Purposes - Sandstone Development”, dated 2025-JUN-09. 5. Endorse the AAP Communication and Engagement Strategy as outlined in Attachment C of the Staff Report titled “Alternative Approval Process to Remove Park Dedication from a Portion of ‘Elaine Hamilton Park’ for Road Dedication Purposes – Sandstone Development”, dated 2025-JUN-09.
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9 Jun 2025otherCarried 6–3Split
That Council authorize the Mayor and Corporate Officer to execute the Road Dedication Agreement to effect the transaction.
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9 Jun 2025first, second and third readingCarried 6–3Split
That “ Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” (a bylaw to remove dedication as public park from a portion of “Elaine Hamilton Park” [formerly known as Trofton Park] at 1631 Naylor Crescent for road dedication purposes) pass first reading. That “ Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” pass second reading. That “ Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” pass third reading.
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28 Jul 2025adoptionCarried 8–1Split
That “ Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01” be adopted.
Voted No
- Sheryl Armstrong: other, 9 Jun 2025
- Tyler Brown: other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; first, second and third reading, 9 Jun 2025; adoption, 28 Jul 2025
- Hilary Eastmure: other, 9 Jun 2025
- Ben Geselbracht: other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; first, second and third reading, 9 Jun 2025
- Paul Manly: other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; other, 9 Jun 2025; first, second and third reading, 9 Jun 2025
Documents
- Staff report, 9 Jun 2025
- Staff report, 9 Jun 2025
- Bylaw, 9 Jun 2025
- Staff report, 28 Jul 2025
- Staff report, 28 Jul 2025
- Bylaw, 28 Jul 2025
- Agenda item, 9 Jun 2025 Alternative Approval Process to Remove Park Dedication From a Portion of "Elaine Hamilton Park" for Road Dedication Purposes - Sandstone Development
- Minutes, 9 Jun 2025 page 7
- Agenda item, 9 Jun 2025 Proposed Removal of Park Dedication from a Portion of 1631 Naylor Crescent (Elaine Hamilton Park)
- Meeting agenda, 28 Jul 2025 Parks Dedication Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 2255.01