Regular Council Monday, July 15, 2024
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What happened
Council adopted several bylaws including Officers Bylaw No. 5342, Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5343, Highway Dedication Cancellation Bylaw No. 5344, Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5351, Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 5385, and Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 5380. Council also authorized a maximum capital contribution of $5.8M from the Affordable Housing Reserve and approved a response to 3030 regarding BC Housing and homelessness.
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Meeting minutes
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1. Minutes of the Public Hearing held on Monday, July 8, 2024
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2. Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on Monday, July 8, 2024
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3. Report of the Acting City Clerk - Final Adoption of Officers Bylaw No. 5342, 2024
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4. Report of the General Manager Planning and Development - Final Approval of
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5. Report of the Director Development Services - Temporary Use Permit 24 105091
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6. Report of the Director Development Services - Development Application at 3643
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7. Report of the Director Development Services - Final Approval of Development
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1. Adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5343, 2023;
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2. Adopt Highway Dedication Cancellation Bylaw No. 5344, 2023; and
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3. Approve the signing and sealing of Development Permit No. 22 113483 DP
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8. Report of the Director Development Services - Final Approval of Development
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1. Adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5351, 2023;
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2. Adopt Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 5385, 2024; and
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9. Report of the General Manager Planning and Development - Final Adoption of
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1. Adopt Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 5380, 2024; and
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2. Authorize a maximum capital contribution of $5.8M from the Affordable
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10. Report of the Director Development Services - Third Reading Extension of
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11. Report of the General Manager Planning and Development - Housing
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12. Report of the General Manager Planning and Development - Response to 3030
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1. Seeking an update of BC hlousing's progress in implementing the
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2. Outlining the City's ongoing concerns related to the supportive housing and
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3. Highlighting the growing problem of homelessness in the City and in the Tri-
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4. Seeking Provincial commitment to fulfill their primary mandate and
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5. Indicating Coquitlam's desire to support the Province and work with other Tri-
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13. Report of the Deputy City Manager - 2024 Council Meeting Schedule
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