Port Moody Council Weighs Rezoning for Murray Street Development

Port Moody’s elected officials and advisory bodies tackled development, climate action, and municipal services in a series of recent meetings, though no final decisions were recorded as minutes remain unpublished.

Council considers Moody Yards rezoning and $10M tree-planting grant

A rezoning text amendment for 3055 Murray Street, part of the Mosaic Moody Yards project, was placed on the June 23 regular council consent agenda. The change would alter zoning rules to facilitate the development. Council also prepared to vote on adopting a new Heritage Procedures Bylaw, applying for a federal grant of up to $10 million through the Growing Canada’s Community Canopies program to fund tree planting, and seeking funding from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities for a climate risk assessment. A three-year temporary use permit for 3001 St Johns Street, proposed by Marcon Developments Ltd., appeared on the agenda as new business. The 2025 annual report was also presented.

Climate committee reviews progress, eyes new toolkit

The Climate Action Committee met on June 22 to review the 2025 Annual Climate Action Plan report. Members discussed preparation for advancing the provincial Energy Step Code and a new strata climate toolkit and education campaign aimed at multi-family buildings.

Closed‑door meetings address land, labour, and a new service

Two special council meetings closed to the public were held on June 23 and June 25. Agendas listed confidential discussions on labour relations, potential land dispositions, intergovernmental negotiations, and personal or employee matters. The June 25 session cited preliminary negotiations about providing a proposed new municipal service as the reason for closing the meeting under section 90(1)(k) of the Community Charter.

Seniors committee plans Civic Complex upgrades

The Seniors Focus Committee convened on July 2 to hear presentations on exterior enhancements to the Civic Complex and the city’s Age-Friendly Plan. The Project Manager, Recreation Coordinator, and representatives from the Seniors Friendship Society provided updates.

Coming up

No public meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days, according to the city’s published calendar.

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