Delta public meetings in 2024

Special Council Meeting

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The Special Council meeting on December 19, 2024, was brief and procedural. Council unanimously gave first, second, and third readings to the Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 7560, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8476, 2024, and forwarded it to the Province for statutory approval. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved first, second, and third readings of Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 7560, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8476, 2024 (unanimous)
• Forwarded the amendment bylaw to the Province of British Columbia for statutory approval (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council unanimously adopted the 2025-2029 Financial Plan (Bylaws 8465 and 8466) and the 2025 Utility User Rates (Bylaws 8462, 8463, and 8464). Council also gave final adoption to a series of zoning and development bylaws, including several property-specific rezonings. A motion to waive the notification requirement for a notice of motion on development cost charges was defeated.

• Adopted 2025-2029 Financial Plan Bylaws 8465 and 8466 (unanimous)
• Adopted 2025 Utility User Rates Bylaws 8462, 8463, and 8464 (unanimous)
• Adopted Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 8386 (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning bylaws for properties at 4900 Central Ave, 11357/11359 88 Ave, 11488 92 Ave, 4871/4881 44A Ave, 7655 117 St, 7555/7595/7597 120 St, 7592/7594 119A St, and 5411 Crescent Dr (all unanimous)
• Abandoned Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 8272 (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third reading to rezoning for cannabis production at 1527 Cliveden Ave (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third reading to rezoning for seven-unit townhouse at 5043 47 Ave (unanimous)
• Defeated motion to waive notification requirement for Mayor's notice of motion on development cost charges (opposed by 4 councillors)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved the 2025 Financial Plan, including a 4.75% tax increase plus an additional 2% for recreational capital investment, and gave readings to related bylaws. It also adopted the East Delta Hall Heritage Designation Bylaw, approved the 2025 Boundary Bay Airshow with support, and directed staff on several initiatives. A motion to fund a new North Delta recreation centre was defeated.

• Approved 2025 Financial Plan with 4.75% tax increase plus 2% recreation levy (unanimous)
• Adopted East Delta Hall Heritage Designation Bylaw No. 8439 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Boundary Bay Airshow with up to $150,000 cash support and $50,000 aerial grant (unanimous)
• Directed staff to work with Delta Community Action Team on overdose awareness campaign and Naloxone pilot (unanimous)
• Authorized temporary licence agreement with Guru Nanak Food Bank for food bank trailer (unanimous)
• Directed staff to review bylaws on parking commercial vehicles on residential properties (unanimous)
• Directed staff to study infrastructure and service needs in North Delta (unanimous)
• Defeated amendment to fund $120M North Delta recreation centre (5 opposed)

Regular Council Meeting

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Delta Council unanimously adopted several bylaws, including Development Application Procedures for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (Bylaw 8451), zoning amendments for properties at 5125 45 Avenue, 11830 92 Avenue, and 11054 81A Avenue, and the Delta Metro West Inter-municipal Business Licence bylaws. Council also approved the updated Snow and Ice Control Policy, authorized the Mayor to execute a Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund agreement for two new drainage pump stations, endorsed a 4.25% Fraser Valley Regional Library budget increase, and approved trial changes to the 2025 Ladner Village Market. A motion to review bus shelters in North Delta was defeated.

• Adopted Development Application Procedures Bylaw 8451 (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment at 5125 45 Avenue (Bylaw 8313) (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment at 11830 92 Avenue (Bylaw 8160) (unanimous)
• Adopted OCP amendment at 11054 81A Avenue (Bylaw 8343) (unanimous)
• Adopted Inter-municipal Business Licence Bylaws 8445 and 8446 (unanimous)
• Approved updated Snow and Ice Control Policy (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to execute DMAF funding agreement for two drainage pump stations (unanimous)
• Endorsed Fraser Valley Regional Library 2025 budget option 4 (4.25% increase) (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the November 14, 2024, regular council meeting is available online. The document lists meeting details, categories, and department assignments but does not include the specific agenda items or voting results.

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Council received the 2025 Draft Financial Plan for information, including a $153.1 million capital budget. The plan covers major projects like the Winskill renewal ($130M), Hawthorne Park improvements, and climate action initiatives. No formal approval was made; the budget will be considered at a later date.

• Received 2025 Draft Financial Plan for information (unanimous)
• Endorsed agenda with addition of Transportation Advisory Committee minute excerpt (unanimous)
• Resolved into Committee of the Whole (unanimous)
• Adopted Committee of the Whole actions (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the Delta, British Columbia regular council meeting on 2024-11-13 contains no listed items; it appears to be a procedural placeholder with no decisions or discussions recorded.

Council received a staff presentation on the 2025 Draft Financial Plan, which proposes a 6.75% property tax increase (about $16/month for residents) and a flat utility fee increase of about $21/month. The presentation covered operating plans for fire, police, parks, engineering, and other departments, citing inflation and external cost pressures. No formal vote on the budget was taken; it was a workshop discussion, with further capital budget review scheduled for November 14.

• Endorsed meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Resolved into Committee of the Whole (unanimous)
• Endorsed Committee of the Whole agenda (unanimous)
• Rose from Committee of the Whole and reported (unanimous)
• Adopted actions of the Committee of the Whole (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council unanimously adopted several bylaws, including a zoning amendment for 8150/8152 113B Street and a harbour regulation amendment. It also gave third reading to bylaws for residential development at 6115 Highway 17A, industrial rezoning at 8099 Nordel Way and 9568 Burns Drive, and a small-scale multi-unit housing bylaw. Additionally, it approved the 2025 council meeting schedule and holiday hours.

• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8308 for 8150/8152 113B Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Harbour Regulation Bylaw No. 8447 (unanimous)
• Gave third reading to Bylaws 8144 and 8145 for residential development at 6115 Highway 17A (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Bylaw 8451 for small-scale multi-unit housing procedures (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Zoning Bylaw 8448 for industrial use at 8099 Nordel Way (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Zoning Bylaw 8427 for industrial development at 9568 Burns Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted 2025 Council Meeting Schedule (unanimous)
• Adjusted City of Delta holiday hours (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the Delta, British Columbia regular council meeting on 2024-10-21 does not contain any listed items. No specific decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The agenda appears to be a placeholder without substantive content.

Council unanimously endorsed the 10-Year Delta Community Tourism Plan and received the 2024 plan for information. Several zoning and development bylaws were adopted, including a 6-storey residential rezoning and a 222-unit apartment development, with conditions. Council also approved funding for the school crossing guard program and endorsed the 2025 Ladner Village Revitalization Action Plan.

• Endorsed 10-Year Delta Community Tourism Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8342 at 11834 87 Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8166 and issued Development Variance Permit at 11083 River Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Development Applications Procedures Bylaw No. 8443 (unanimous)
• Adopted 2025 Delta Permissive Taxation Exemption Bylaw No. 8438 (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Zoning Bylaw No. 8444 for 6-storey residential at 11448-11480 84 Avenue (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Zoning Bylaw No. 8449 for 222-unit apartment at Ladner Trunk Road and 53 Street (Councillor Guichon opposed)
• Approved $126,470 for 2024/2025 Adult School Crossing Guard Program (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council unanimously directed staff to work with the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen on a comprehensive plan for the proposed five-kilometre Coast to Coast Trail, including alignment, fitness equipment, budget, and phasing. It also extended the Mobile Food and Beverage Vendor Pilot Program to October 14, 2025, approved updated vendor policy, and gave readings to the 2025 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw with grants to the Legion and BCIT.

• Directed staff to develop a comprehensive Coast to Coast Trail project plan with Rotary Club (unanimous)
• Extended Mobile Food and Beverage Vendor Pilot Program to Oct 14, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved updated Mobile Food and Beverage Vendor Policy (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to 2025 Permissive Taxation Exemption Bylaw No. 8438 (unanimous)
• Approved $9,000 grant to Royal Canadian Legion Branch #289 (unanimous)
• Approved $110,000 grant to BCIT (unanimous)
• Directed staff to consult community on Chisholm Street Wharf redesign (unanimous)
• Endorsed grant applications for Mason Pump Station upgrade and Fraser River irrigation intake (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved the overall Winskill Park plan, including the construction of a fourth baseball diamond. The city will also issue an expression of interest for a hotel development in Ladner Village and initiate a project to install Coast Salish Welcome Poles at City Hall.

• Approved overall Winskill Park plan and site preparation for ball diamonds (Unanimous)
• Approved construction of fourth baseball diamond at Winskill Park (Carried; 2 opposed)
• Approved issuing Ladner Village Hotel Development Expression of Interest (Carried; 3 opposed)
• Approved initiation of Coast Salish Welcome Pole project at City Hall (Unanimous)
• Approved industrial area bus shelter program (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st, 2nd, and 3rd readings for rezoning of six-storey building at 11199 84 Avenue (Unanimous)
• Adopted Firework Bylaw Amendments BL 8432, BL 8433, and BL 8434 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Inter-municipal Business Licence Bylaws BL 8365 and BL 8366 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the Delta regular council meeting on September 9, 2024 does not list any specific items for discussion or decision. It appears to be a placeholder with no substantive agenda entries.

Delta Council held its regular meeting on September 9, 2024, adopting several zoning bylaws for properties across the city, including a 68-unit apartment building at 1219 Hunter Road (with one councillor opposed). Council also gave first, second, and third readings to various rezoning bylaws, endorsed the Primary Care Network Plan for South Delta, and directed staff to report on the Delta Community Action Team's requests regarding the toxic drug supply crisis. Additionally, Council endorsed the interim housing needs assessment and the Vision Zero Strategy, and approved a motion to include Burns Bog in the Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database.

• Adopted zoning amendment Bylaw No. 8121 at 9456 118 Street (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment Bylaw No. 8304 at 5006 45 Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment Bylaw No. 8203 at 10925 84 Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment Bylaw No. 8426 (RA6 zone) (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment Bylaw No. 8385 at 11118-11138 80A Avenue (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Bylaw No. 8430 for 68-unit apartment at 1219 Hunter Road (carried, Cllr. Guichon opposed)
• Endorsed Primary Care Network Plan for South Delta and provided letter of support (unanimous)
• Approved additional farm house at 4480 88 Street and forwarded to Agricultural Land Commission (unanimous)

Special Council Meeting

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Delta Council unanimously directed staff to develop a strategic plan to pressure senior government to secure funding for essential bus routes, including letters to the Premier and all party leaders, social media ads, and ads on targeted routes. Staff will also coordinate advocacy with TransLink and local business associations, and prepare for the UBCM Conference in September. The city will issue a public statement urging residents to participate in advocacy efforts.

• Approved motion directing staff to develop strategic plan to pressure senior government for transit funding (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to send letters to all party leaders (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to coordinate advocacy with TransLink (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to coordinate messages with local business associations (unanimous)
• Approved issuing public statement urging residents to advocate for transit (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council unanimously approved Option 2 (Northeast Corner) as the location for the Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre replacement, with modifications to enhance tree retention, and directed staff to proceed with conceptual design. A motion to consider a fourth baseball diamond was defeated, but a follow-up motion to study its feasibility carried. Council also gave first, second, and third readings to multiple rezoning bylaws, including a 138-unit non-market rental building, and endorsed a mobile food vendor pilot program.

• Approved Option 2 (Northeast Corner) for Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre replacement (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare conceptual design for Winskill Renewal Project (unanimous)
• Defeated motion to consider fourth baseball diamond at Winskill Park
• Carried motion to study feasibility of fourth baseball diamond (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Zoning Bylaw 8426 (new RA6 zone) (unanimous)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Zoning Bylaw 8413 and Housing Agreement Bylaw 8414 for 138-unit non-market rental at 4625 Evergreen Lane (unanimous)
• Endorsed Mobile Food and Beverage Vendor Policy and pilot program (unanimous)
• Referred Community Benefit Policy back to staff for additional analysis (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council adopted the Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future and approved the establishment of a Delta Youth Hub at the North Delta Recreation Centre. Several zoning bylaws were finalized, and a new City Tree Removal Policy was approved.

• Approved establishment of Delta Youth Hub at North Delta Recreation Centre (Unanimous)
• Adopted Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future Bylaw No. 8400 (Unanimous)
• Approved City Tree Removal Policy (Unanimous)
• Approved Fraser Valley Regional Library Sunday long weekend openings starting 2025 (Unanimous)
• Approved 2024-2034 Community Works Fund Agreement with UBCM (Unanimous)
• Approved wayfinding signage for Millennium Trail (Unanimous)
• Approved Licence of Occupation for Tsawwassen Independent School Society (Unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaws No. 8247, 7925, and 8391 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Delta City Council approved final readings and adoption for several bylaws, including those governing transit-oriented area parking and small-scale multi-unit housing. Council also approved first, third and final readings for a 146-unit non-market rental apartment building at 5625 Ladner Trunk Road, and advanced multiple policy and administrative reports, including the 2023 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information.

• Adopted Transit-Oriented Area Parking Bylaw No. 8393 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Bylaws No. 8394 and No. 8395 (Unanimous)
• Adopted zoning and OCP bylaws for properties including 6073 44A Avenue, 4355 64 Street, 7389 River Road, and 7841 Swanson Drive (Unanimous)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Bylaws No. 8389 and No. 8390 for a 146-unit non-market rental apartment at 5625 Ladner Trunk Road (Unanimous)
• Approved the 2023 Annual Report and 2023 Statement of Financial Information Report (Unanimous)
• Approved new policies and procedures for Animals in Facilities, Street Performers, and Fixed Park Sport Assets (Unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Battle of Britain Commemorative Parade and low-altitude fly-by at Boundary Bay Airport (Unanimous)
• Directed staff to assess transit infrastructure and funding for new bus shelters in Tilbury and Annacis Island industrial areas (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council passed zoning amendments to meet provincial requirements for small-scale multi-unit housing. Other key actions included approving a $166,000 tourism service agreement and initiating a feasibility process for a mixed-use hotel in Ladner Village.

• Approved Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 8394 and 8395 for small-scale multi-unit housing (Unanimous)
• Approved $166,000 Tourism Service Agreement with Delta Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Delta (Unanimous)
• Approved licence agreement with BC Hydro for 10 EV charging stations at Delta Sports Development Complex (Unanimous)
• Authorized Expression of Interest and community engagement for a mixed-use accommodation concept in Ladner Village (Unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Street FUN-iture Program, keeping the Bridge Street Pop-Up Park in its original location (Unanimous)
• Adopted new decision-only standards for Council and Committee minute taking (Unanimous)
• Resolved to implement expanded public engagement for the 2025 budget process (Unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaws No. 8300, 8408, and 8405 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Delta Council gave first, second and third readings to four bylaws: a Land Use Contract Discharge at 11789 86 Avenue, two Zoning Amendment Bylaws tied to temporary use permits and transit-oriented area parking, a rezoning for a cannabis dispensary at Unit #2 – 7389 River Road, and a new Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw. Council also adopted draft accessible signage design standards, decided not to pursue a cover for the North Delta Outdoor Pool, and defeated a motion to install a new Boundary Bay entrance sign. Council received presentations on wildfire and heat response planning and on BC's decriminalization policy, and endorsed a UBCM resolution calling for speed and red-light cameras.

• Gave first, second and third readings to Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8405 for 11789 86 Avenue (unanimous)
• Gave first, second and third readings to Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 8391 and No. 8393 on temporary use permits and transit-oriented area parking (unanimous)
• Gave first, second and third readings to Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8383 for a cannabis dispensary at Unit #2 – 7389 River Road (unanimous)
• Gave first, second and third readings to the City of Delta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw (unanimous)
• Adopted Draft Design Standards for Accessible Parking & Exterior Facility Signage/Wayfinding, to be implemented gradually as funding allows (unanimous)
• Decided not to give further consideration to a cover for the North Delta Outdoor Pool in the 5-Year Capital Plan; directed a Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan be considered in the 2025 Financial Plan (unanimous)
• Defeated a motion to install a new Boundary Bay entrance sign on 3rd Avenue east of Boundary Bay Road
• Endorsed a UBCM resolution calling on the BC government to install speed and red-light cameras at intersections upon reasonable request from local municipalities (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved several 2024 tax rate bylaws and established new governance rules regarding city branding and official correspondence. The city also approved a community energy plan and funding for various community agencies and grants.

• Adopted 2024 Tax Rate Bylaws Nos. 8402, 8403, and 8404 (Unanimous)
• Approved new Council Governance rules for branding, correspondence, and staff direction (Unanimous)
• Approved updated Community Energy and Emissions Plan (Unanimous)
• Approved one-year funding for Deltassist ($179,000), BGC South Coast BC ($113,000), and REACH ($50,274) (Unanimous)
• Approved Delta Community Grants Funding Policy and authorized City Manager to approve grants up to $10,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 grant to Heron Hospice Society and $2,125.53 to Alzheimer Society BC (Unanimous)
• Appointed Cllrs. Binder and Kruger as directors to Metro Vancouver Board effective July 1, 2024 (Unanimous)
• Approved land exchange with School District No. 37 for Mackie Park synthetic turf field (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council gave third reading to the Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future Bylaw to meet provincial housing targets. The plan was referred to the Agricultural Land Commission and Metro Vancouver for review. Council also approved three tax rate bylaws.

• Approved third reading of Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future Bylaw No. 8400 (Unanimous)
• Referred OCP 2024 to the Agricultural Land Commission for compliance comments (Unanimous)
• Referred OCP 2024 to Metro Vancouver for Regional Context Statement review (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings of Annual Tax Rates and Tax Collection (Municipal) Amendment Bylaw No. 8402 (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings of Annual Tax Rates and Tax Collection (Other) Amendment Bylaw No. 8403 (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings of Tsawwassen Business Improvement Area Rates Bylaw No. 8404 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council gave first and second readings to the Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future, scheduling a public hearing for April 22. Several zoning bylaws were finally adopted, and a new program to waive fees for secondary suites was endorsed.

• Scheduled public hearing for Official Community Plan 2024: Housing Our Future for April 22 (Unanimous)
• Endorsed Home Suite Home Program to waive building permit and pre-application fees for new suites until April 8, 2025 (Unanimous)
• Approved third reading for rezoning 11118, 11128 and 11138 80A Avenue into five residential lots (Unanimous)
• Finally adopted zoning bylaws for 7728 119A Street, 136 66A Street, 4989 Bridge Street, and 9083 112 Street (Unanimous)
• Approved noise and liquor bylaw relaxations for Ladner May Days, North Delta Family Canada Day, and Tsawwassen Sun Festival (Unanimous)
• Supported migrant farm worker housing applications for 4260 96 Street and 3680 41B Street for ALC referral (Unanimous)
• Referred Pickleball Update report back to staff for noise mitigation research (Unanimous)
• Directed Mobility and Accessibility Committee to review accessibility at all major parks (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Delta Council gave first and second readings to Official Community Plan and zoning amendments for a five-lot subdivision at 11118, 11128 and 11138 80A Avenue, and referred the bylaws to a public hearing. Council also gave first, second and third readings to a zoning text amendment at 4989 Bridge Street and 4905, 4909 and 4915 Elliott Street. Council approved a BC Hydro licence agreement for eight electric vehicle charging stations at Sung'od Recreation Centre, approved the 2024 Boundary Bay Airshow for July 13, 2024, and directed staff to prepare a bylaw amendment changing Regular Council meeting start time from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with an 8:00 p.m. adjournment target.

• Gave first and second readings to OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 8384 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8385 for a five-lot subdivision at 11118, 11128 and 11138 80A Avenue; referred to Public Hearing (unanimous)
• Gave first, second and third readings to Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8377 at 4989 Bridge Street and 4905, 4909 and 4915 Elliott Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8261 at 7700 116A Street (Uppal) (unanimous)
• Approved BC Hydro licence agreement for eight DC fast-charge EV stations using nine parking stalls at Sung'od Recreation Centre (unanimous)
• Approved Alpha Aviation Inc.'s request to host the 2024 Boundary Bay Airshow on July 13, 2024, including a beer/wine garden subject to permits and a letter to the Canadian Armed Forces for fly-bys as low as 500 feet between July 11 and July 14, 2024 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare a bylaw amendment changing Regular Council meeting start time from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and adjourn no later than 8:00 p.m. (unanimous)
• Directed the City Manager to report back with a policy on adding On Table correspondence and materials at Regular Council meetings (unanimous)
• Resolved that the Ladner Village sign remain in place at the Stokes and Cullis Plaza (carried; opposed: Mayor Harvie, Cllr. Dosanjh)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council decided to replace the Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre with a new purpose-built facility, estimated to cost $130 million. Several zoning bylaws and land use amendments were also adopted or given third reading. Council also initiated an Alternative Approval Process for a park land exchange.

• Approved replacement of Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre (Unanimous)
• Approved third reading for rezoning at 11054 81A Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved third reading for rezoning at 6219 Brodie Road (Unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8126 for 11759 86 Avenue (Unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8296 and issued Heritage Alteration Permit LU009107 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8238 for 11733 85A Avenue (Unanimous)
• Adopted Development and Subdivision Standards Bylaw No. 8288 (Unanimous)
• Approved Alternative Approval Process for Mackie and Hellings Park land exchange (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved three readings for a mixed-use high-rise project at 8037–8087 120 Street, including 150 seniors' housing units and two childcare facilities. Other key actions included advancing a marine transshipment facility rezoning and directing staff to begin consulting on an updated Official Community Plan.

• Approved 1st, 2nd, and 3rd readings for mixed-use high-rise at 8037–8087 120 Street (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st, 2nd, and 3rd readings for marine transshipment facility rezoning at Hopcott Road (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st, 2nd, and 3rd readings for Delta Development and Subdivision Standards Bylaw No. 8288 (Unanimous)
• Directed staff to proceed with consultation on an updated Official Community Plan (Unanimous)
• Supported subdivision application at 4284 and 4300 River Road West for referral to Provincial Agricultural Land Commission (Unanimous)
• Granted noise variance relief for up to 24 events at Harris Barn in 2024 (Unanimous)
• Forwarded resolutions on Port Policing and Provincial Regulation of Fireworks to LMLGA (Unanimous)
• Granted leave of council to Councillor Alicia Guichon until August 31, 2024 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council granted first, second, and third readings for two rezoning applications for lot subdivisions. The City also adopted an amendment to the Delta Harbour Regulation Bylaw.

• Adopted Delta Harbour Regulation Bylaw No. 6990, 2012, Amendment Bylaw No. 8315, 2024 (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8373 for a three-lot subdivision at 6073 44A Avenue (Unanimous)
• Required a Section 219 Covenant for flood proofing at 6073 44A Avenue as a condition of final adoption (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8374 for a two-lot subdivision at 5129 1 Avenue (Unanimous)
• Received Development Variance Permit LU009624 for 5129 1 Avenue (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Council granted third readings for residential subdivisions and a coach house addition. The city also adopted an amendment to development cost charges and approved a new annual inflationary adjustment for harbour moorage fees.

• Approved third reading for subdivision and new dwellings at 8464 Brooke Road (Unanimous)
• Approved third reading for coach house addition at 136 66A Street (Unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 7560 Amendment Bylaw No. 8292, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Referred two-lot subdivision at 11054 81A Avenue to Public Hearing (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings for Delta Harbour Regulation Bylaw Amendment (Unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare annual inflationary moorage fee adjustments starting in 2025 (Unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings for three-lot subdivision at 4871 and 4881 44A Avenue (Unanimous)
• Abandoned three bylaws for 75A Avenue and 120 Street (Unanimous)

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Council finalized a political signs bylaw and approved multiple zoning amendments and development permits. The body also referred illegal fireworks fines to staff and requested stricter provincial penalties for trucking companies that damage infrastructure.

• Adopted Political Signs Bylaw No. 8364, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved sewer area extension for Sunshine Woods Golf Centre (Unanimous)
• Issued development permits and zoning amendment for 4780 48B Street (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning amendment and development permit for 11474-11484 83A Ave area (Unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment for 4950 44A Avenue (Unanimous)
• Referred coach house proposal at 136 66A Street to public hearing (Unanimous)
• Referred two-lot subdivision at 8464 Brooke Road to public hearing (Unanimous)
• Requested UBCM ask Province for stricter trucking penalties for infrastructure damage (Unanimous)