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Community Heritage Commission
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Environment Committee
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Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will receive presentations on RCMP Lower Mainland District integrated teams and position reconciliation, as well as a verbal report on the Burnaby RCMP Youth Services Unit. Status updates on RCMP operations (Feb-Mar 2026), the Fire Department 2025 annual report and April 2026 activities, and Community Safety Advisory Committees (May-Jun 2026) will also be presented.
- Invited presentation: RCMP LMD Integrated Teams and Annex A Position Reconciliation
- Verbal report: RCMP Youth Services Unit overview
- Status update: RCMP operations Feb-Mar 2026 and Annual Performance Plan Q1 2026
- Status update: Fire Department Annual Report 2025
- Status update: Fire Department April 2026
Council Correspondence and Public Notice Submissions
This is a meeting to review public correspondence and public notice submissions. Staff provide notes on various topics, including noise bylaw enforcement, LED signs, bike lanes, inclusionary housing, and two rezoning applications. No formal council decisions are made at this meeting.
- Staff note inclusionary housing feasibility analysis underway per council direction
- Response to noise bylaw enforcement gaps in multi-unit residences
- LED screen at Gilmore Place found compliant; new sign bylaw being considered
- Protected bike lane on Winston Street deferred to future cycle network projects
- Public notice submissions for REZ #25-12 (6470 & 6508 Silver Ave) and REZ #25-23 (6645-6707 Dow Ave)
City Council Meeting
Council will receive the final report from the Mayor's Task Force on Economic Growth and Resilience and consider first and second readings of two major rezoning bylaws: one for a 784-unit development on Silver Avenue and another for a 1,065-unit mixed-use development on Dow Avenue. Other decisions include contract awards for HVAC maintenance, park washroom construction, and an aquatics timing system, as well as contract changes for cycling connections and crosswalk improvements.
- Rezoning for 32 and 28-storey towers at 6470 & 6508 Silver Avenue (784 units, 83 rental replacement)
- Rezoning for 45, 35, and 6-storey buildings at 6645-6707 Dow Avenue (1,065 units, 112 rental replacement)
- Contract award for Squint Lake Park Washroom Building construction
- Contract change for Vancouver to SFU Cycling Connection project
- BC Hydro EV charging installation at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex East parking lot
Access Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing progress on the city's Accessibility Plan implementation for 2025/2026. Discussions include election accessibility, recreation services for youth, and various community concerns regarding intersections and transit.
- Bridging Accessibility Research Project presentation by SFU
- Accessibility measures for the 2026 General Local Election
- Access services for children and youth in Burnaby Recreation
- Intersection change request for Rosser Avenue and Halifax Street
- Burnaby Hospital access concerns
Financial Management Committee
The Financial Management Committee will receive three information reports: a status update on significant civic projects, a report on Online Accommodation Platform tax revenues allocated to affordable housing, and the annual report on Amenity and Development Cost Charge programs. No decisions are expected as there are no administrative reports or delegations.
- Status update on significant civic projects (June 2026) presented by Mary Chow and Isabelle Taillon
- Report on total collection and allocation of OAP MRDT revenues for affordable housing
- 2025 annual report on Amenity and Development Cost Charge programs
Community Heritage Commission
City Council Meeting
Council unanimously approved time-limited amendments to the inclusionary rental requirements (Stream 2) of the Rental Use Zoning Policy for eligible pre-construction and under-construction developments to encourage new housing supply. Also approved a new Sign Bylaw, contracts for two aerial ladder fire trucks ($5.03M USD), Kensington Park playground structures ($679K), and other routine items.
- Approved time-limited amendments to Rental Use Zoning Policy Stream 2 for pre-construction projects (unanimous)
- Approved time-limited amendments to Rental Use Zoning Policy Stream 2 for under-construction projects (unanimous)
- Approved new Burnaby Sign Bylaw 2026 and related enforcement amendments (unanimous)
- Approved strata title conversion for 4558 Portland Street (unanimous)
- Approved contract award to Safetek Emergency Vehicles Ltd. for two aerial ladder fire trucks, $5,033,920 USD (unanimous)
- Approved contract award to Habitat Systems Inc. for Kensington Park playground structures, $679,362 (unanimous)
- Approved contract renewal to CDW Canada Corp. for security incident detection system, $196,000 (unanimous)
- Approved contract renewal to Festilight Décor Inc. for holiday lights, $521,243 (unanimous)