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Regular Council Monday, March 1, 2021

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What happened

Council adopted the minutes of the February 22, 2021 public hearing and regular council meeting. Council approved Development Variance Permit 20 119899 and authorized the discharge of a restrictive covenant. Council approved the detailed design for a joint-use artificial turf sports field at Centennial and authorized additional funding from the Land Sales Reserve Fund. Council received the 2020 Final Progress Report and 2021 work plan.

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Meeting minutes

  1. 1. Minutes of the Public Hearing held on Monday, February 22, 2021
  2. 2. Minutes of the RegularC ouncil Meeting held on Monday, February 22, 2021
  3. 3. Report of the Director Development Services - Development VarianceP ermit
  4. 1. Email from Kiko Liu, 959 Delestre Avenue, received February 20, 2021;
  5. 2. Email from JingZ hang, 503 - 3102 WindsorG ate, received February2 1,
  6. 3. Letter from Amir Sarabrazian, 2002 - 7178 Collier Street, Burnaby, received
  7. 4. Letterf rom L. Ptak, 742 SydneyA venue, received February2 2, 2021;
  8. 5. Letterf rom M. Ptak, 742 SydneyA venue, received February2 2, 2021;
  9. 6. Letter from Wylen Wong, 975 Delestre Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  10. 7. Letter from Margorzata Olszewska, 1027 Dory Street, received February 22,
  11. 8. Letter from Anna Maciuk, 19 - 3190 Tahsis Avenue, received February 22,
  12. 9. Letter from Halina Marciniak, 17- 3190 Tahsis Avenue, received February
  13. 10. Letterf rom Janus, 703 - 738 FarrowS treet, received February2 2, 2021;
  14. 12. Letter from Jerry Topajew, 114 - 611 Regan Avenue, received February 22,
  15. 13. Letter from Mariusz Sosnowski, 1030 Ogden Street, received February 22,
  16. 14. Letter from Misha, 129 Croteau Court, received February 22, 2021;
  17. 15. Letter from Milena Cholewa, 110 - 517 Blue Mountain Street, received
  18. 16. Letterf rom Salam K., Burnaby, received February2 2, 2021;
  19. 17. Letter from Julia Borkowski, 1067 Dolphin Street, received February 22,
  20. 18. Letterf rom Matt Latek, 1413 Miford Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  21. 19. Letter from Andrzej Choleau, 1624 Brunette Avenue, received February 22,
  22. 20. Letterf rom Zofia Kaczmarek, 1012 Dory Street, received February2 2, 2021;
  23. 21. Letter from Peter Choi, 3461 Princeton Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  24. 22. Letter from Jack Kaczmarczyk, 628 Alderson Avenue, received February 22,
  25. 23. Letterf rom Adam Bielawski, 603 DanseyA venue, received February2 2,
  26. 24. Letter from Richard Slawski, 527 Ebert Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  27. 25. Letterf rom Agnes Dziurka, 72 - 7455 Woodrook Place, Burnaby, received
  28. 26. Letter from Kate Cison, 2565 Patricia Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  29. 27. Letter from Maria Rykiert, 513 Perth Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  30. 28. Letterf rom M. Kowalezuk,8 266 Amberwood Place, Burnaby, received
  31. 29. Letterf rom Alexandra, 553 Foster Avenue, received February2 2, 2021;
  32. 30. Letterf rom A. Rykiert, 513 Perth Avenue, received February2 2, 2021;
  33. 31. Letter from B. Waldemar, 2637 Rogate Avenue, received February 22, 2021;
  34. 32. Email from Agnes Rodzki,A pplicant, received February2 3, 2021; and
  35. 33. Email from Agnes Rodzki,A pplicant, received February2 4, 2021.
  36. 1. Approve the signing and sealing of Development Variance Permit 20 119899
  37. 2. Authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to discharge the Restrictive Covenant
  38. 4. Report of the General ManagerP lanninga nd Development - Tri-Cities Food Council Terms
  39. 5. Report of the Director Development Services - Renewal of Conservation Permit 16
  40. 6. Report of the General Manager Parks, Recreation, Culture and Facilities - Centennial
  41. 1. Approve the detailed design for the joint-use lit artificial turf sports field at
  42. 2. Authorize staff to fund an additional $600,000 from the Land Sales Reserve Fund
  43. 7. Report of the General Manager Finance, Lands and Police - 2020 Total Supplemental
  44. 8. Report of the General ManagerC orporate Services - 2020 Final Progress Report and 2021
  45. 1. There is a lack of licensed Daycares in Coquitlam.
  46. 2. Children are our future and it is important for them to be in a
  47. 3. There is a real need for more Daycare spaces to support families that
  48. 4. The Montessori system is very beneficial for your young children.
  49. 5. Daycares for young children should ideally be in residential areas, so
  50. 6. We need more licensed daycares for our children, please approve this
  51. 7. There are no licensed Daycares on the South side of Lougheed highway
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  54. 3. There is a real need for more Daycare spaces to support
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