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Regular Council Monday, December 6, 2021

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What happened

Council gave first, second, and third readings to the 2022 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw, the Sewer and Drainage Amending Bylaw, and the Solid Waste Management Amending Bylaw. Council approved the Debt Management Policy and endorsed the Community Support and Recovery Plan initiatives for 2022.

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Meeting minutes

  1. 1. Minutes of the RegularC ouncil Meeting held on Monday, November 22, 2021
  2. 2. Minutes of the Finance Standing Committee Meeting held on Tuesday, November 16,
  3. 3. Minutes of the Multiculturalism Advisory Committee Meeting held on Wednesday,
  4. 4. Verbal Report of the Mayor - 2022-2026 FinancialP lan
  5. 5. Report of the General ManagerF inance,L andsa nd Police - 2022 Five-YearF inancialP lan
  6. 1. Give first, second and third readings to 2022 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No.
  7. 2. Approve the Debt Management Policy.
  8. 6. Report oft he General Manager Finance, Landsa nd Police - 2022 Water, Sewer, Drainage
  9. 2. Givef irst, second and third readings to the Sewera nd DrainageA mending
  10. 3. Givef irst, second and third readings to Solid Waste Management Amending Bylaw
  11. 7. Report of General Manager Finance, Lands and Police - 2022 Fees and Charges Bylaw No.
  12. 2021. CARRIEDU NANIMOUSLY
  13. 8. Report of the General ManagerC orporate Services - 2022 Business Plan
  14. 9. Report of the Director Development Services - Temporary Use Permit at 1170 Pinetree
  15. 1. Email from Ahmad B. Nuri, 1801-300 Glen Drive, received November 29,
  16. 2. Email from Yvonne and Paul Harris, 1903-1148 Heffley Cresecent, received
  17. 10. Report of the Director Development Services - Development Application at 1035
  18. 11. Report of the Director Development Services - Third Reading Extension of Zoning
  19. 12. Report oft he General Manager Planning and Development - City of Coquitlam Child Care
  20. 13. Report of the Deputy City Manager - Community Support and Recovery Plan (CSRP) -
  21. 1. Endorse the CSRP initiatives for 2022, as noted in the report of the Deputy City
  22. 2. Direct staff to wind down the CSRP as the City returns to pre-pandemic service
  23. 3. Authorize staff to use eligible BC Safe Restart Funds, in the amount of $1,700,000
  24. 14. Metro VancouverB oard in Brief( November 26, 2021)

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