Regular Council Monday, September 19, 2016
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What happened
Council adopted the minutes of the Public Hearing and Regular Council meeting held on September 12, 2016, and the minutes of the Sustainability and Environmental Advisory Committee meeting. Council approved a Development Variance Permit, directed staff on the Regional Growth Strategy review, approved the Southwest Park Blitz Initiative with $2.5 million from the Infrastructure Reserve, approved the Riverview Forest Park Trails project design and implementation plan, and authorized expenditures for extreme weather response.
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Meeting minutes
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1. Minutes ofthe Pubk Hearing held on Monday, September 12, 2016
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2. Minutes ofthe Regular Council Meeting hed on Monday, September 12, 2016
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3. Minutes ofthe Sustainabi1ty and Environmental Advisory Committee Meeting held on
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4. Report ofGeneral Manager Planning and Development Development Variance Permit
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6. Report ofGeneral Manager Planning and Development Consideration of Housing
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7. Report of General Manager Planning and Development Regional Growth Strategy:
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1. Communicate to the Metro \iancouver Board of Directors that a review ofthe Regional
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2. Direct staffto send a letterthat contains Council feedback on this item and attaches
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1. Communicate to the Metro \Jancouver Board of Directors that the City ofCoquit!am
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8. Report ofGeneral Manager Parks, Recreation and Culture Services Southwest “Park
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1. . Approvethe proposed Southwest“ParkBlitz” Initiativewhich consistsofa 3year
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2. Approvetheallocation of$2.5 millionfromthe InfrastructureReservetofundthis
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9. ReportofGeneralManagerParks,RecreationandCultureServices RiverviewForestPark
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1. Approvethe Riverview Forest ParkTrails projectdesign and implementation plan as
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2. Authorize stafftoproceedwith constructionofthefirstphaseofthis projectwitha
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3. Authorizestaffto proceedwiththesecond phaseofthe projectshouldfundingfrom
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1. Authorize the expenditure of up to $650,000 from the Extreme Weather Fund to
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2. Authorize the City’s consultant(s) to enter onto private properties in Northeast
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3. Direct staffto bringforward an operating requestfor the 2017 budget process to
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