Delta, BC

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a notice for a Special Council meeting in Delta, BC, marked as a closed meeting. The agenda contains no substantive items — only procedural boilerplate and embedded viewer placeholders, with no listed agenda topics, reports, or decisions.

Special Council

This agenda for the Delta, BC Special Council meeting on 2026-08-24 contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document is essentially empty of substantive content, providing no information about what the council will consider.

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the Delta Council meeting on 2026-09-21 contains no listed items or descriptions. It consists only of generic interface elements and no substantive business is presented.

Regular Council Meeting

This agenda for the Delta Regular Council Meeting on 2026-10-26 contains only boilerplate interface text and no actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document appears to be an empty or placeholder agenda with no listed business for the meeting.

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Inaugural Council Meeting

This is the inaugural council meeting for Delta, BC, dated November 2, 2026. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and embedded content placeholders, with no listed decisions, discussions, or substantive items.

Regular Council Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

This agenda for the Delta Regular Council Meeting of December 7, 2026, contains only procedural placeholders and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document is essentially empty of any actionable content for residents.

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Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved several residential and commercial rezoning applications, including a shipping container storage yard and medical operations. The city also endorsed a 4.18% budget increase for the Fraser Valley Regional Library and supported a new liquor licence for Cue’s N Cushion with amended hours.

• Adopted 2027 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 8588, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning and business licence amendments for integrated medical and pharmacy operations (Unanimous)
• Approved rezoning for subdivisions at 8085/8095 116A St (Carried, 1 opposed), 8151 Turner Pl (Unanimous), 7918/7930 117 St (Carried, 1 opposed), 11122 90 Ave (Unanimous), and 6467 Cabeldu Cres (Unanimous)
• Approved rezoning for shipping container storage yard at 8662 River Road with specific conditions (Unanimous)
• Supported non-farm use applications for 3561 River Road West and temporary farm worker housing at 3880 41B Street (Unanimous)
• Approved new liquor primary licence for Cue’s N Cushion at 1244 56 Street with hours limited to 12:00 am on Fridays and Saturdays (Unanimous)
• Endorsed Fraser Valley Regional Library 2027 budget Option 2A, a 4.18% increase of $202,827 (Unanimous)
• Renewed Health Care Champion sponsorship of Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation’s Moonlight Gala at $18,500 per year for 2026-2028 (Unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a special council meeting designated as a Closed (Notice of Closed) session. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive topics, decisions, or public items are listed for discussion.

Council held a special meeting to endorse the agenda and move into a closed session. The closed portion of the meeting was convened to discuss land acquisition or disposition and negotiations with provincial or federal governments.

• Endorsed the agenda for the July 27, 2026, Closed Council meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to close the meeting to the public per Section 90 of the Community Charter (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

This agenda for a regular council meeting in Delta, BC contains only boilerplate text and metadata from the eSCRIBE system, with no specific items for discussion or decision.

The council endorsed the agenda with a new water‑restrictions item and unanimously adopted several zoning bylaw amendments, including Southlands, Ladner Trunk Road, and Hopcott Road sites. It also gave first, second and third readings to a bylaw allowing basement access depressions with required covenants. Finally, the council approved pathway improvements to Duck Island using up to $225,000 of contingency funds.

• Agenda endorsed with addition of “2026 Water Restrictions” (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 2750, 1977 Amendment Bylaw No. 8580, 2026 (Southlands) (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8389, 2024 and Delta Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8390, 2024 (5625 Ladner Trunk Road) (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8362, 2024 (Hopcott Road sites) (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Metro West Inter‑Municipal Business Licence Bylaws No. 8589 & 8590, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved first, second and third readings of Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8591, 2026 (basement access) with required covenants (unanimous)
• Approved pathway improvements to Duck Island foreshore using up to $225,000 contingency funds (unanimous)
• Adopted 2026 Playground Renewal Update report into the record (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider first readings for several zoning amendments, including a ten-lot small-scale residential subdivision at 5090 1 Avenue (requiring a $9,000 community amenity contribution and parkland dedication). Other items include a two-lot subdivision at 11552 Commonwealth Crescent, a text amendment to the Southlands Comprehensive Development Zone, and a temporary farm worker housing application at 3752-3760 Arthur Drive. Council will also hear a TransLink update on the South of Fraser East Area Transport Plan and consider a letter supporting Roberts Bank Terminal 2.

• Rezoning for 10-lot subdivision at 5090 1 Avenue with $9,000 community amenity contribution
• Rezoning for 2-lot subdivision at 11552 Commonwealth Crescent
• Text amendment to Southlands Comprehensive Development Zone (Bylaw 8580)
• Farm worker housing and sewer area extension at 3752-3760 Arthur Drive
• 2027 Permissive Tax Exemptions: $114,000 grant to BCIT, $8,500 to Royal Canadian Legion

Council gave first, second, and third readings to a rezoning for a 10-lot small-scale residential subdivision at 5090 1 Avenue, with conditions including a $9,000 community amenity contribution and 5% cash-in-lieu of parkland. An amendment required staff to report on potential bollards on Wallace Avenue before final adoption. The motion carried 6-1. Separately, council wrote to TransLink requesting improved transit and supported a letter for the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project.

• Approved first readings for 10-lot subdivision at 5090 1 Avenue (6-1)
• Approved first readings for two-lot subdivision at 11552 Commonwealth Crescent (4-3)
• Approved Southlands Comprehensive Development Zone text amendment (unanimous)
• Forwarded ALC application for temporary farm worker housing at 3752-3760 Arthur Drive (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 Permissive Tax Exemptions with grants to Legion ($8,500) and BCIT ($114,000) (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information (unanimous)
• Issued Development Variance Permit for surety bonds at Parkwood Industrial Estates (unanimous)
• Authorized letter of support for Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a notice of a closed special council meeting in Delta Junction, Alaska. No agenda items are listed for public review; the meeting is entirely procedural.

The council met only to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. No substantive decisions were made during the open portion; all business was conducted in closed session.

• Agenda for closed meeting endorsed (unanimous)
• Meeting closed to public under Section 90 (unanimous)
• Meeting adjourned after one minute (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider rezoning for a 143-unit affordable seniors rental building at KinVillage and a mixed-use rental apartment at 1505 56 Street. Final adoption of liquor consumption and tree protection bylaws is on the agenda. Staff will be directed to advance planning for a new North Delta recreation facility. A development variance permit to waive underground utility requirements at 5625 Ladner Trunk Road is recommended for denial.

• Final adoption of Liquor Consumption in Delta Public Places Bylaw amendment
• Final adoption of Delta Tree Protection Bylaw amendment
• First readings for rezoning a two-lot subdivision at 11452 87A Avenue
• First readings for rezoning for a seniors affordable rental building (143 units) at 1050 54A Street (KinVillage Association)
• First readings for rezoning, variance permit, and development permit for mixed-use rental apartment at 1505 56 Street

Council unanimously approved a resolution requesting the Province of British Columbia appoint an independent third party to review the termination of the Fraser River Tunnel procurement process. The resolution also calls for public disclosure of costs and revised timelines. Additionally, Council denied a development variance for underground utility requirements at 5625 Ladner Trunk Road.

• Adopted Liquor Consumption in Delta Public Places Bylaw amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Tree Protection Bylaw amendment (unanimous)
• Deferred rezoning for seniors affordable rental building at 1050 54A Street to July 13 (unanimous)
• Gave readings to rezoning for two-lot subdivision at 11452 87A Avenue (unanimous)
• Gave readings to mixed-use rental apartment rezoning at 1505 56 Street (unanimous)
• Denied Development Variance Permit LU010014 for 5625 Ladner Trunk Road (unanimous)
• Approved resolution requesting independent review of Fraser River Tunnel project (unanimous)
• Endorsed 2025 Climate Action and Environment Report and related letters (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The provided agenda text contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion items or decisions. This appears to be a notice for a closed session with no public agenda details provided.

No substantive decisions were made in open session. The council voted unanimously to enter a closed meeting to discuss land acquisition/disposition and confidential negotiations with provincial or federal governments.

• Approved motion to call meeting to order (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close meeting to public (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will give first, second, and third readings to a rezoning bylaw for a six-unit townhouse development at 715 Gilchrist Drive, including a $6,000 community amenity contribution. They will also vote on an update to the Sunshine Hills tree protection pilot program, endorse the John Oliver Park master plan with a non-farm use application to the Agricultural Land Commission, and receive a report on a new public alert system. Other items include authorizing liquor consumption at city events and requesting meetings with provincial ministers on dredging and other issues.

• Rezoning for six-unit townhouse at 715 Gilchrist Drive with $6,000 community amenity contribution
• Sunshine Hills tree protection pilot program update and amendment to Tree Protection Bylaw
• Endorsement of John Oliver Park Master Plan and non-farm use application to ALC
• City of Delta Public Alert System presentation and report
• Authorization for liquor consumption on city lands during events of significance

Council endorsed the John Oliver Park Master Plan (5-1, Cllr. Guichon opposed) and directed staff to submit a Non-Farm Use application to the Provincial Agricultural Land Commission. First, second, and third readings were approved for a rezoning at 715 Gilchrist Drive for a six-unit townhouse, and for the Sunshine Hills Neighbourhood Tree Protection Pilot Program. Other items included authorization for liquor consumption on city lands, receiving a public alert system report, and approving UBCM meeting requests and dredging-related letters.

• Endorsed John Oliver Park Master Plan (5-1)
• Approved first, second, third readings for rezoning at 715 Gilchrist Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Sunshine Hills Tree Protection Pilot Program and bylaw amendment (unanimous)
• Approved first, second, third readings for liquor consumption bylaw amendment (unanimous)
• Received City of Delta Public Alert System report (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 UBCM Minister Meeting Requests (unanimous)
• Approved letters to officials on dredging Ladner Harbour (unanimous)
• Authorized Duck Island Licence of Occupation (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Delta Council will vote on final adoption of the 2026 annual tax rate bylaws (Nos. 8571, 8572, 8573). They will also consider first readings for a stacked townhouse rezoning at 52 Street and 7A Avenue, a farm retail rezoning at 5300 112 Street, and a tree protection pilot in Sunshine Hills. Other items include a motion to oppose aerial spraying in Beach Grove and making a disc golf course permanent.

• Final adoption of 2026 Annual Tax Rate Bylaws Nos. 8571, 8572, 8573
• Rezoning for stacked townhouses at 52 St/7A Ave with $50,000 community amenity contribution
• Deferral of townhouse applications at 11220 and 11230 83 Avenue for redesign
• Rezoning and ALC non-farm use application for farm retail sales at 5300 112 Street
• Motion to request provincial pause on aerial spraying in Beach Grove

The council unanimously adopted the 2026 Annual Tax Rate Bylaws. They also gave first, second, and third readings to a rezoning for stacked townhouses at 52 Street and 7A Avenue in a 5-2 vote, with the mayor and one councillor opposed. Other actions included approving the 2025 audited financial statements, proceeding with the Coast to Coast Trail and making the disc golf course permanent, deferring another townhouse application for redesign, and forwarding a farm retail sales application to the Agricultural Land Commission. Council also directed letters regarding greenhouse light impacts and aerial spraying over Beach Grove.

• Adopted 2026 Annual Tax Rate Bylaws No. 8571-8573 (unanimous)
• Approved stacked townhouse rezoning Bylaw 8560 (5-2, Mayor Harvie and Cllr. Guichon opposed)
• Deferred townhouse application at 11220/11230 83 Avenue for redesign (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning for farm retail sales at 5300 112 Street and sent to ALC (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 audited consolidated financial statements (unanimous)
• Proceeded with Coast to Coast Trail partnership and made disc golf permanent (unanimous)
• Directed letter to Ministry of Agriculture on greenhouse light impacts (unanimous)
• Directed letter to Premier requesting alternatives to aerial spraying in Beach Grove (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Delta Council will hear presentations on Earth Day photo contest winners, seasonal hazard preparedness, and a Day of Mourning. Under consent agenda, they will receive a community engagement summary for small-scale multi-unit housing updates. The main business includes final adoption of a zoning bylaw for a property at 7660 116A Street, first readings of 2026 annual tax rate bylaws, and first readings for a rezoning to allow a 16-unit townhouse development at 4739 and 4749 60B Street, including a $16,000 community amenity contribution. Council will also consider a traffic safety review for Ladner Trunk Road and 62 Street, a heritage alteration permit for 4488 Arthur Drive, and a change in the Approving Officer.

• First, second, and third readings of 2026 Annual Tax Rate Bylaws (Delta Municipal, MV, and TBIA rates)
• Rezoning for 16-unit townhouse development at 4739-4749 60B Street with $16,000 community amenity contribution
• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8503 for a property at 7660 116A Street
• Heritage Alteration Permit for 4488 Arthur Drive
• Traffic safety enhancements recommended for Ladner Trunk Road and 62 Street

Council gave first, second, and third readings to a rezoning for a 16-unit townhouse development at 4739 and 4749 60B Street, despite Councillor Guichon's opposition. Tax rate bylaws for 2026 received first readings unanimously. Council also approved traffic safety enhancements on Ladner Trunk Road and issued a heritage alteration permit for 4488 Arthur Drive.

• Advanced rezoning for 16-unit townhouse at 4739/4749 60B St (6-1, Guichon opposed)
• Unanimously adopted Zoning Bylaw 8503 for 7660 116A Street
• Gave first readings to 2026 tax rate bylaws (unanimous)
• Approved safety enhancements for Ladner Trunk Road and 62 Street
• Issued Heritage Alteration Permit LU009911 for 4488 Arthur Drive
• Appointed Anne Berry as Approving Officer under Land Title Act
• Endorsed UBCM Community Excellence Award applications for Westham Island Bridge and Barns to Beaches Bike Route
• Directed staff to support Delta Farmers Institute request on marine operations in Canoe Pass Inlet

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a notice of a closed (private) Special Council meeting. No public agenda items are listed; the meeting is likely for confidential matters such as personnel, legal, or land issues.

The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. and immediately adjourned into a closed session under Section 90 of the Community Charter. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Closed meeting to discuss security, personnel, intergovernmental info, and labour relations (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a closed (not public) special council meeting. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items open to the public.

• Closed session; no public agenda items listed.

The special council meeting was called to order and immediately moved to closed session under the Community Charter for law enforcement, negotiations, and labour relations discussions. No substantive decisions were made in open session; the meeting adjourned shortly after.

• Meeting called to order (unanimous)
• Closed session authorized under Section 90 (unanimous)
• Meeting adjourned (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider first three readings for a rezoning to allow a nine-unit townhouse development at 4984 45 Avenue, with a $9,000 community amenity contribution. Other items include final adoption of a new Highways Bylaw and related ticketing enforcement bylaws, reappointment of a councillor to the Delta Police Board, and a request for support for the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary celebration.

• Rezoning for nine-unit townhouse at 4984 45 Avenue, with $9,000 amenity contribution
• Final adoption of Delta Highways Bylaw No. 8452 and amendments to ticketing/enforcement bylaws
• Reappointment of Councillor Boisvert to Delta Police Board for 5 months to Oct 31, 2026
• Financial and in-kind support for Royal Canadian Legion Branch 61 100th anniversary, including two commemorative crosswalks
• Discussion on a Primary Care Needs Assessment and advocacy for expanded urgent/primary care in Delta

Council gave first, second, and third readings to a rezoning for a nine-unit townhouse development at 4984 45 Avenue, with Councillor Guichon opposed. It also rescinded a previous zoning bylaw for 809 51 Street and 5140 8A Avenue, and adopted three highways-related bylaws. Council approved financial and in-kind support for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 61's 100th anniversary celebration and agreed to install two commemorative crosswalks subject to federal funding. Finally, Council adopted an amended motion advocating for expanded urgent and primary care capacity in Delta.

• Rezoning for 9-unit townhouse at 4984 45 Ave approved (6-1)
• Rescinded Bylaw No. 8499 for 809 51 St and 5140 8A Ave (unanimous)
• Adopted Highways Bylaw No. 8452 and amendments (unanimous)
• Approved financial/in-kind support for Legion Branch 61 100th anniversary (unanimous)
• Approved two commemorative crosswalks for veterans, subject to federal funding (unanimous)
• Adopted amended primary care advocacy motion (unanimous)
• Reappointed Councillor Boisvert to Delta Police Board for 5 months (unanimous)
• Received transit infrastructure report and diversity committee report (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a special council meeting notice for a closed session. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no public items, discussions, or decisions are listed. Residents should expect no public business to be conducted.

• Meeting is designated as closed (Notice of Closed)

The Special Council meeting was held to issue public notice regarding upcoming in-camera sessions. No substantive business or policy decisions were recorded during this session.

• Called meeting to order (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to the public (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Delta Council will finalize several zoning and bylaw amendments, including a hotel addition and business improvement area changes. The body also approved a $16,852.50 heritage grant and up to $50,000 in additional funding for the 2026 Community Grants program.

• Final adoption of Tsawwassen Business Improvement Area Bylaw No. 8555
• Final adoption of rezoning bylaw for a hotel addition at 6005 Highway 17A
• Final adoption of Parks Regulation Bylaw No. 8544, 2025, Amendment Bylaw No. 8562, 2026
• Approval of $16,852.50 Heritage Conservation Grant for 11102 River Road
• Allocation of up to $50,000 for second intake of Community Grants program

Council adopted multiple bylaws regarding business areas, zoning, and parks. They also approved a heritage grant for the Larsen Residence and requested the Province lift its pause on the Delta Hospital Community Health Long-Term Care Project.

• Referred sustainable home relocation presentation to staff for a report
• Adopted Tsawwassen Business Improvement Area Bylaw No. 8555 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 8553 for 6005 Highway 17A (Unanimous)
• Adopted Development and Subdivision Bylaw Amendment No. 8459 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Parks Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 8562 (Unanimous)
• Passed three readings for Highways Bylaw No. 8452 (Unanimous)
• Passed three readings for Municipal Ticketing Information Bylaw No. 8453 (Unanimous)
• Passed three readings for Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 8454 (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will vote on the final adoption of three zoning bylaws and the first three readings of others, including a two-lot subdivision. The body is also discussing a grant application to improve development approval processes and a tree protection pilot program.

• Grant application for up to $200,000 from the Union of BC Municipalities Local Government Development Approvals Program
• Final adoption of Zoning Bylaws at 11493 86 Avenue, 4897 5 Avenue, and 5055 Whitworth Crescent North
• Rezoning for two-lot subdivision at 259 65B Street
• Appointment of Laurie Darcus as Interim Corporate Officer (City Clerk)
• Development Variance Permit for electronic message board signage at 1202 56 Street

The council unanimously adopted several zoning amendments, including Bylaws 8298, 8412 and 8429, and approved the two‑lot subdivision amendment Bylaw 8558. It approved the updated City Investment Policy, denied an electronic‑message‑board variance, and defeated a variance for an accessory residential building. Council also approved a $200,000 grant application for the Local Government Development Approvals Program and passed a resolution requesting a Fraser River Tunnel Agriculture Enhancement Fund. All motions were carried unanimously except the defeated variance.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8298 (Delta Zoning Bylaw amendment) – carried unanimously
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8412 – carried unanimously
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8429 – carried unanimously
• Adopted Amendment Bylaw No. 8558 (two‑lot subdivision rezoning) – carried unanimously
• Approved updated City Investment Policy – carried unanimously
• Denied Development Variance Permit LU009897 for electronic message board – carried unanimously
• Defeated Development Variance Permit LU009948 for accessory residential building – defeated
• Adopted resolution for Fraser River Tunnel Agriculture Enhancement Fund – carried unanimously

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The Delta Special Council meeting on March 9, 2026 was a closed notice and did not list any agenda items or decisions.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting, approved the motion to hold the meeting in camera, and then adjourned the session. No substantive policy or operational decisions were made.

• Endorsed agenda for closed council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close meeting to the public (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment of the meeting (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a notice of a closed special council meeting for the City of Delta, British Columbia, scheduled for March 2, 2026. No public agenda items are listed; the meeting appears to be entirely procedural and not open to the public.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting, approved the motion to hold the meeting in-camera under Section 90 of the Community Charter, and unanimously adjourned the meeting at 7:01 p.m. No other substantive matters were considered.

• Endorsed agenda (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will vote on final adoption of a mixed-use rezoning on Chisholm Street in Ladner Village and a noise control bylaw amendment. A delegation from Metro Vancouver will present on regional growth plan amendment options. First reading will be considered for a two-lot subdivision at 11755 79A Avenue. Multiple administrative reports cover Ladner Village branding and revitalization, festivals, pop-up parks, farm building permits, and development variances.

• Final adoption of Bylaw 8508 for Chisholm Street mixed-use rezoning in Ladner Village
• Final adoption of Bylaw 8520 amending the Delta Noise Control Bylaw
• First, second, and third reading for rezoning a two-lot subdivision at 11755 79A Avenue
• Delegation from Metro Vancouver on Metro 2050 Amendment Options
• Production agreement for Barns to Beaches Festival on June 20, 2026, with site-wide liquor sales

Council adopted the Chisholm Street mixed‑use rezoning bylaw and the 2025 Noise Control Bylaw. It approved production and sponsorship agreements for the June 20 Barns to Beaches Festival, relaxed liquor rules for Ladner May Days and the Tsawwassen Sun Festival, and approved the 2026 Pop‑Up Park Program. The council also issued two development variance permits, deferred a third to March 9, 2026, endorsed a new farm‑building permit review process, and agreed to provide a letter of support for the BC Farmers’ Market Nutrition Coupon Program.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8508 (Chisholm Street mixed‑use rezoning) (Councillor Guichon opposed)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8520 (Delta Noise Control Bylaw) (unanimous)
• Approved production and sponsorship agreements for Barns to Beaches Festival (June 20, 2026) (unanimous)
• Approved liquor‑consumption bylaw relaxations for Ladner May Days (May 22‑24, 2026) and Tsawwassen Sun Festival (Aug 1‑3, 2026) (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Pop‑Up Park Program (unanimous)
• Issued Development Variance Permit LU009917 for 5450 104 Street (unanimous)
• Deferred Development Variance Permit for 3475 41B Street to March 9, 2026 (unanimous)
• Endorsed updated farm building permit review process (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The Delta Special Council meeting on 2026-02-23 is a closed session. No agenda items, proposals, or decisions are detailed in the provided agenda. The meeting appears to be procedural with no public items disclosed.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting. A motion to close the meeting under Section 90 of the Community Charter was also passed unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 6:01 p.m. with no other decisions recorded.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Motion to close meeting carried unanimously
• Meeting adjourned at 6:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The Delta Special Council met on February 9, 2026. The meeting was closed and no agenda items were disclosed to the public. No decisions or discussions were listed in the agenda.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting, approved the motion to close the meeting under Section 90 of the Community Charter, and adjourned at 6:01 p.m. No agenda additions or deletions were made and no substantive matters were decided.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Motion to close meeting carried unanimously
• Meeting adjourned (6:01 p.m.) carried unanimously
• No agenda additions or deletions

Regular Council Meeting

The Delta City Council is meeting to decide on the final adoption of three zoning bylaws and the initial readings of a noise control bylaw amendment. The body will also hear delegations from TransLink and Tourism Delta and discuss heritage grants and traffic safety.

• Final adoption of Zoning Bylaws No. 8486 (5097 1A Avenue), No. 8490 (11233 64 Avenue), and No. 8552 (6291 to 6351 River Road)
• First, second, and third readings of Noise Control Bylaw No. 1906 Amendment Bylaw No. 8520
• Proposed $60,465 Heritage Conservation Grant for an exterior lift at 4896 Delta Street
• Proposed traffic operations and safety review at pedestrian crossings near Holly Elementary
• Delegation from TransLink regarding Westham Island Bridge

The council adopted three amendments to the Delta Zoning Bylaw (Nos. 8486, 8490, and 8552) and approved the first, second, and third readings of the Noise Control Bylaw amendment. It approved a $60,465 heritage conservation grant for the Royal Canadian Legion building and ordered a traffic safety review near Holly Elementary. Resolutions on tax fairness for port communities were forwarded to the Lower Mainland Local Government Association, and several items were received for information.

• Adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 8486 (unanimous)
• Adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 8490 (unanimous)
• Rescinded, amended and adopted Delta Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 8552 (unanimous)
• Approved first, second, and third readings of Delta Noise Control Bylaw Amendment No. 8520 (unanimous)
• Approved $60,465 Heritage Conservation Grant for 4896 Delta Street (unanimous)
• Ordered traffic operations and safety review at pedestrian crossings near Holly Elementary (unanimous)
• Forwarded resolutions on Tax Fairness for Port Communities and Downloading of Responsibilities to LMLGA (unanimous)
• Referred Heritage Society correspondence to staff and directed a meeting for input (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

Delta council will hold a closed meeting on January 19, 2026, to discuss agenda items not open to the public.

• Closed session meeting scheduled
• No public agenda items listed

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting. A motion to close the meeting to the public was passed unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Endorsed agenda for closed council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close meeting to public (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider final adoption of several bylaws including a parks regulation update, fee changes, and servicing officer appointments. Key discussion items include a three-year licence and sponsorship agreement for the Barnside Harvest Festival at Paterson Park, rezoning of ten lots on River Road for residential development, and a hotel addition at 6005 Highway 17A. Council will also vote on establishing FIFA World Cup 26™ soccer fan zones in Ladner and North Delta, and on traffic calming enhancements on Gillespie Road.

• Three-year licence and sponsorship agreement with Harvest Festival Productions Inc. for Barnside Harvest Festival at Paterson Park (2026-2028), including liquor sales, noise bylaw relief, and 17,500-person capacity
• Rezoning ten residential lots at 6291-6351 River Road (Bylaw No. 8552) for development
• Zoning text amendment and covenant modification for a hotel addition at 6005 Highway 17A (Bylaw No. 8553)
• Establishment of FIFA World Cup 26™ soccer fan zones at Chisholm Street Wharf in Ladner Village and North Delta Recreation Centre
• Renewal of Tsawwassen Business Improvement Area for 2026-2031 (Bylaw No. 8555)

The council adopted several bylaws, including servicing officer appointments, consolidated fees, parks regulation, municipal ticketing, and notice enforcement bylaws. It approved the establishment of two FIFA World Cup 2026 Soccer Fan Zones in Ladner Village and North Delta. The council also resolved that staff provide a comprehensive report on the financial impacts of provincial and federal downloading of responsibilities to the City of Delta.

• Agenda endorsed – unanimous
• December 8, 2025 meeting minutes adopted – unanimous
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8547 (Servicing Officer Appointments) – unanimous
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8288 amendment (Delta Development and Subdivision Standards) – unanimous
• Adopted Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 8386 amendment – unanimous
• Adopted Parks Regulation Bylaw No. 8544, Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 8545, and Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 8546 – unanimous
• Approved FIFA World Cup 2026 Soccer Fan Zones at Chisholm Street Wharf and North Delta Recreation Centre – unanimous
• Resolved staff to report on financial impacts of downloading from higher levels of government – unanimous