1. Dunsmuir Lodge Property – 1515 McTavish Road
A unique partnership opportunity for Homewood, First Nations, community residents, the District of North Saanich and the University of Victoria
PAUQUACHIN FIRST NATION

2. Dunsmuir Lodge Property – 1515 McTavish Road
Introductions
History
Partnership (Homewood Health, Pauquachin First Nation, UVic)
OCP/Rezoning Amendment Application
Application aligned with the District’s Strategic Plan
PAUQUACHIN FIRST NATION

3. District of North Saanich Strategic Plan – 2015-18
Ensure Strong Leadership, Fiscal Responsibility, and Transparent Government
Maintain a Safe and Healthy Community
Protect and Enhance Rural, Agricultural, Heritage, Marine and Environmental Resources
Maintain a Strong Sense of Community
Encourage Compatible Commercial and Local Business Development

4. Key Benefits ü Significant health services provider in community
Environmental Resources
Safe & Healthy Community
Commercial Development
Sense of Community
Leadership & Fiscal Responsibility
Significant health services provider in community ü
New property tax revenue generation for the District of North Saanich
Dedicated land and right of way for permanent community access to trails
Right of way for parking on Homewood property
Opportunity for Pauquachin First Nations to preserve land, respecting spiritual significance and cultural history of the property
Local employment opportunities
Education opportunities
Research opportunities in mental health and addiction
Enhanced safety and security of community
Preservation of current site density on entire parcel

5. Dunsmuir Lodge Property – Rezoning Application

6. Dunsmuir Lodge Property – Rezoning Application
No Additional Parcels, Density or Development are Proposed
Rezoning required to permit additional uses for the Homewood Health parcel
Subdivision required for sale of land to the Pauquachin First Nation
Proposed Trails to be Protected through dedication and Statutory Right of Way
Public Parking Protected through a Statutory Right of Way
No New Infrastructure Requirements
No Development Permits Required

7. Subdivision Plan

8. Future Trail Locations

9. Future Public Parking Location

10. Introduction to Homewood Health and Western Canadian Facility
Presentation to the Committee of the Whole
District of North Saanich
June 27, 2016

11. The Reason We Are Here
Seven million Canadians will face a mental health or addiction issue at some point in their lifetime

12. Homewood Health
Canada’s leader in mental health and addiction services
133 years of experience helping Canadians - services are available in every province
Over 1,100 employees including physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, therapists and other clinicians
Nearly 4,000 Homewood Health-affiliated counsellors and therapists in small and large communities across Canada providing accessible, local mental health and addiction services
Work with individuals, families, employers and insurers
A family-owned company with a long-term perspective, strong support for research to drive innovation and committed to helping Canadians

13. Homewood Health A national provider of services for mental health and addiction
Each year we help over 100,000 Canadians
Homewood Clinic
Residential/Inpatient
Treatment
Main Business/Clinical
Offices
Western
Treatment
Facility
Toronto/Mississauga
Guelph (Homewood Health Centre)
St. Catharines - London
Over 40 counselling offices across Canada

14. Homewood Health Centre
Nationally-recognized as one of Canada’s largest and leading facilities for medical treatment of mental health and addiction disorders
Located in the city of Guelph, Ontario
Opened in 1883
A 300-bed facility
Each year we treat approximately:
1000 people for substance addiction
1500 people for mental health conditions

15. Dunsmuir Lodge

16. Overview
Creating a Western Canadian mental health and addiction leader
Providing private pay treatment services for mental health, addiction and concurrent (mental health and addiction) disorders
Programs will be medically-based using the expertise and experience of the Homewood Health Centre
Employing a diverse range of healthcare professionals including physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses (RNs & LPNs), occupational therapists, social workers and recreational therapists
Expect to operate 60 to 90 beds at full occupancy and employ between 60 and 80 full- time employees
Will be licensed under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act and accredited with a nationally recognized, 3rd party accreditation organization
Plan to open in Spring of 2017

17. Key Features A beautiful and therapeutic location
A facility originally built to provide treatment services
A quiet, natural and therapeutic environment that encourages contemplation & reflection and allows outdoor walks and recreation as part of the recovery program
Respect for the historical heritage and environmental beauty of this unique location
Programming focused on mental health, addiction and concurrent issues
Conditions treated will include treatment for mood & anxiety disorders, trauma-related disorders, addiction and concurrent disorders (where both mental health and addiction issues co-exist)
Typical program duration between 35 and 56 days with variation based on client needs
Aftercare services will be included in the cost of treatment
Clients come to this facility voluntarily to begin their recovery
All programs are entirely voluntary - treating adults age 19 or older
Clients are rigorously screened to ensure readiness and suitability for the programs and progress is monitored throughout treatment

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19. PAUQUACHIN FIRST NATION
Sacred mountain known to the Saanich First Nations as LAU, WELNEW
Traditionally known as “Place of Refuge”
It was the high point of land where the WSÁNEC People went to survive the Great Flood over 10,000 years ago
LAUWELNEW is a place for peace and spiritual training
It is of significant cultural importance to the WSÁNEC People and it's preservation is of great importance

20. Key Benefits ü Significant health services provider in community
Environmental Resources
Safe & Healthy Community
Commercial Development
Sense of Community
Leadership & Fiscal Responsibility
Significant health services provider in community ü
New property tax revenue generation for the District of North Saanich
Dedicated land and right of way for permanent community access to trails
Right of way for parking on Homewood property
Opportunity for Pauquachin First Nations to preserve land, respecting spiritual significance and cultural history of the property
Local employment opportunities
Education opportunities
Research opportunities in mental health and addiction
Enhanced safety and security of community
Preservation of current site density on entire parcel

21. Thank You