Delta public meetings in 2025

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 to discuss confidential matters as permitted under local government rules.

The council unanimously endorsed the amended agenda for the closed meeting. A motion to close the meeting to the public was passed unanimously. The council then unanimously adjourned the meeting at 6:02 p.m.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Motion to close meeting carried unanimously
• Meeting adjourned unanimously at 6:02 p.m.

Regular Council Meeting

The Delta City Council will consider and vote on several final‑adoption bylaws, including the Delta 2026‑2030 Financial Plan (Bylaw No. 8524). Additional bylaws for utility user rates, boulevard paving, and zoning amendments at 8479 Brooke Road and 5043 47 Avenue will also be presented for final adoption. The meeting includes routine agenda endorsement, committee reports, and receipt of minutes from prior committees.

• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8524, 2025 – Delta 2026‑2030 Financial Plan
• Final adoption of Bylaws No. 8537, 8538, 8539 – 2026 Utility User Rates (water, sewer, garbage)
• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8542, 2025 – Boulevard Paving amendment
• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8407, 2024 – Zoning amendment at 8479 Brooke Road
• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8460, 2024 – Zoning amendment at 5043 47 Avenue

The Delta Council approved a series of bylaws covering zoning amendments, utility rates, boulevard maintenance and the 2026‑2030 Financial Plan. It also endorsed a letter to support improved transit to the BCIT Annacis Island campus and approved the 2026 City events listing with a new sponsorship policy. An RFP was authorized to hire a design team for Annieville Park Phase 2.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8524, 2025 – Delta 2026‑2030 Financial Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8407, 2024 – amendment to 8479 Brooke Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8460, 2024 – amendment to 5043 47 Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted utility rate bylaws No. 8537, 8538, 8539 – water, sewer, garbage (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8542, 2025 – Delta Boulevard Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 City of Delta Events Listing and new event‑sponsor policy (unanimous)
• Authorized RFP for design consultant to complete Annieville Park Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved Mayor’s letter supporting improved transit to BCIT Annacis Island campus (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Delta Council will consider the 2026 to 2030 Financial Plan and utility rate bylaws, along with finalizing cemetery and business licence bylaws. The meeting also includes a presentation on inclusive housing and the adoption of previous council minutes.

• Adoption of 2026 to 2030 Financial Plan (Bylaw No. 8524)
• Adoption of 2026 Utility User Rates (Water, Sewer, Garbage)
• Final consideration of Bylaw No. 8473 at 1006 Eden Crescent
• Presentation on inclusive housing by Delta Housing Be Mine Society
• Adoption of minutes from previous Special Council and Committee meetings

The council approved the 2026‑2030 Financial Plan and gave first, second and third readings to several utility and municipal bylaws. It adopted the inter‑municipal business licence bylaws, amended the heritage conservation fund policy, and approved a rezoning amendment for 4872 Delta Street with conditions. The 56 Street multi‑use pathway project was paused pending a review, and staff were directed to work with the Delta Housing Be Mine Society on inclusive housing recommendations.

• Approved 2026‑2030 Financial Plan (unanimous)
• Given first, second and third readings to water, sewer and garbage utility bylaws (unanimous)
• Adopted Inter‑municipal Business Licence Fraser Valley Bylaws No. 8534 and No. 8535 (unanimous)
• Amended Heritage Conservation Fund Administration Policy – increased assistance limits and reduced levy (unanimous)
• Rezoning amendment Bylaw No. 8543 for 4872 Delta Street given readings; Bylaw No. 8517 abandoned (carried, Mayor and Dosanjh opposed)
• Approved Boulevard and Driveway Alterations Bylaw No. 8542 and policy (unanimous)
• Paused construction of 56 Street multi‑use pathway until City Manager review (unanimous)
• Directed staff to work with Delta Housing Be Mine Society on inclusive housing policies (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a special council meeting notice for Delta, BC, listed as a 'Notice of Closed' session. The agenda provided contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive public items. No decisions or discussions are listed for public review.

• Closed meeting — no public agenda items disclosed

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

• Agenda for November 17 closed council meeting endorsed (unanimous)
• Motion to close meeting approved (unanimous)
• Meeting adjourned at 6:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will vote on final adoption of zoning bylaws, including pre-zoning for the 72 Avenue Corridor (Bylaw 8533) tied to the Housing Accelerator Fund, and a rezoning at 7759 115 Street (Bylaw 8169). They will also give first readings to bylaws expanding the Inter-Municipal Business Licence to include health care professionals and amending cemetery enforcement bylaws. New rezoning applications for a stacked townhouse development on 52 Street/7A Avenue and a six-storey seniors affordable rental building with community centre on 54A Street will be received for information. A presentation on winter season and flood preparedness is also scheduled.

• Final adoption of Bylaw 8533 for pre-zoning of portions of the 72 Avenue Corridor
• Final adoption of Bylaw 8169 for rezoning at 7759 115 Street
• First readings of bylaws to add health care professionals to Inter-Municipal Business Licence Fraser Valley
• Proposed telecommunications tower at 6457 72 Street – council to confirm public consultation
• New rezoning applications for stacked townhouses on 52 Street/7A Avenue and seniors affordable rental on 54A Street

The council unanimously adopted Bylaw No. 8533 to pre‑zone portions of the 72 Avenue corridor and Bylaw No. 8169 for a development at 7759 115 Street. It also adopted inter‑municipal business licence bylaws, municipal ticketing and notice‑enforcement bylaws, and appointed senior election officials for the 2026 election. Staff was asked to report back on a petition about the 56 Street Multi‑Use Pathway at the next meeting.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8533 (pre‑zoning of 72 Avenue corridor) – carried unanimously
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8169 (development at 7759 115 Street) – carried unanimously
• Adopted inter‑municipal business licence bylaws (Bylaw No. 8365, 2023 amendment No. 8534, 2025; Bylaw No. 8535, 2025) – carried unanimously
• Adopted Municipal Ticketing Information Bylaw No. 6639, 2007 amendment No. 8540, 2025 – carried unanimously
• Adopted Delta Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 7009, 2011 amendment No. 8541, 2025 – carried unanimously
• Appointed Michelle Jansson as Chief Election Officer and Leslie Tuerlings and Jing Fernandez as Deputy Chief Election Officers for the 2026 General Local Election – carried unanimously
• Requested staff report on the October 29, 2025 petition concerning the 56 Street Multi‑Use Pathway at the next regular council meeting – carried unanimously
• Adjusted City of Delta holiday work hours as outlined in the report – carried unanimously

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

Delta council is meeting for a closed session on November 3, 2025. The agenda text provided is procedural and does not list specific topics for discussion.

• Closed session meeting scheduled
• Meeting date: 2025-11-03
• Meeting type: Special Council

The council endorsed the agenda for the November 3, 2025 closed meeting. A motion to close the meeting to the public was passed. The meeting was then adjourned. All actions were carried unanimously.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Meeting closed to public carried unanimously
• Meeting adjourned carried unanimously

Regular Council Meeting

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the draft 2026 Financial Plan, including the Capital Plan and a five-year capital outlook. This workshop provides council with an overview of proposed spending and projects for next year. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is a discussion and review session.

• Review of Draft 2026 Financial Plan
• Draft 2026 Capital Plan Summary
• Detailed information on 2026 capital projects
• Draft 2026-2030 Five Year Capital Plan
• 2026 Consultation Open House Poster Boards presented

The council unanimously endorsed the meeting agenda, resolved into and out of Committee of the Whole, adopted the Committee's actions, and adjourned. No substantive policy or financial decisions were made.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Resolution to resolve into Committee of the Whole carried unanimously
• Resolution to endorse Committee of the Whole agenda carried unanimously
• Resolution to rise from Committee of the Whole carried unanimously
• Resolution to adopt actions of the Committee of the Whole carried unanimously
• Adjournment carried unanimously

Regular Council Meeting

This meeting is a workshop for Council to review the Draft 2026 Financial Plan, including the General Operating Plan, Utility Plan, Capital Plan, and the Five-Year Capital Plan. Attachments include a memorandum, presentation, and the draft plan document. The agenda also includes procedural resolutions to endorse the agenda, resolve into committee, and adopt the committee's actions.

• Draft 2026 General Operating Plan
• Draft 2026 Utility Plan
• Draft 2026 Capital Plan Summary
• Draft 2026-2030 Five Year Capital Plan
• 2026 Consultation Open House Poster Boards

Regular Council Meeting

Council will hear a delegation from Transportation Investment Corporation on the Fraser River Tunnel Project. They will also consider rezoning for subdivisions on Paton Drive and 79 Avenue, approve a $75,000 contribution to the Coast to Coast Trail, discuss relocation of the Ladner Bike Park, and award a $30,000 heritage grant for a roof replacement.

• Delegation by Transportation Investment Corporation on Fraser River Tunnel Project
• Rezoning and development variance for six-lot subdivision at 10890 79 Avenue with $6,000 community amenity contribution
• $75,000 cost share for Coast to Coast Trail MOU with Rotary Club of Tsawwassen
• Relocation of Ladner Bike Park to Kensington Park North and design-build RFP
• $30,000 Heritage Conservation Grant for roof replacement at 4585 Arthur Drive

Council unanimously approved first, second, and third readings of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8536 for a two‑lot subdivision at 5443 Paton Drive and Bylaw No. 8532 for a six‑lot subdivision at 10890 79 Avenue, and received the related development variance permits. The council also approved a $75,000 contribution to the Coast to Coast Trail MOU, a $30,000 heritage conservation grant for 4585 Arthur Drive, and letters of support for two DHCHF community‑grant applications. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8536 for 5443 Paton Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8532 for 10890 79 Avenue (unanimous)
• Received Development Variance Permit LU009749 for Paton Drive (unanimous)
• Received Development Variance Permit LU009811 for 10890 79 Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved $75,000 contribution to Coast to Coast Trail MOU (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000 Heritage Conservation Grant for 4585 Arthur Drive (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for Pacific Community Resources Society Youth Hub grant (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for REACH Charitable Foundation grant (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The Delta Special Council held a closed meeting on October 20, 2025. No agenda items, documents, or decisions were listed in the public notice.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting. It then unanimously voted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. Finally, the council unanimously adjourned the meeting at 5:46 p.m.

• Agenda endorsement carried unanimously
• Motion to close meeting carried unanimously
• Adjournment carried unanimously

Regular Council Meeting

The Delta Council will receive the Draft 2026 Financial Plan and direct staff to begin public consultation. The meeting also includes final adoption of several bylaws, including zoning amendments for a six‑storey apartment building on 55A Street, development cost charges, consolidated fees, and permissive tax exemptions. Several rezonings and subdivision proposals will receive first readings, and a motion on tree protections in Sunshine Hills will be discussed.

• Final adoption of Bylaw 8514 for a six‑storey apartment building on 55A Street
• Final adoption of Bylaw 8527 amending Development Cost Charges
• Final adoption of Bylaw 8515 (Consolidated Fees and Charges) and Bylaw 8526 (2026 Permissive Tax Exemptions)
• First reading for proposed pre‑zoning of portions of the 72 Avenue Corridor (Bylaw 8533)
• Motion on notice: Tree Protection in Sunshine Hills with a proposed neighbourhood pilot program

The Delta City Council adopted several bylaws covering new six‑storey residential projects, mixed‑use zoning, and a mobile food vendor program. It also approved the Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8517 with conditions for a commercial‑to‑residential conversion and granted first‑through‑third readings for a pre‑zoning amendment on 72 Avenue. The council denied the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall application and directed staff to confirm public‑consultation compliance for a proposed telecommunications tower. A resolution establishing a Sunshine Hills tree‑protection pilot program was also adopted.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8514 for a six‑storey apartment on 55A Street (carried)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8521 (six‑storey mixed‑use apartment zones) (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8517 with owner conditions and amendment to allow all C1L uses (carried)
• Denied Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall application LU009754 (unanimous)
• Adopted Mobile Food and Beverage Vendor Program bylaws and related Highways and Business License amendments (unanimous)
• Granted first, second and third readings to Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8533 for the 72 Avenue corridor (unanimous)
• Directed staff to send a letter to ISED confirming public‑consultation for the telecom tower at 2194 Westham Island Road (unanimous)
• Adopted tree‑protection pilot program resolution for Sunshine Hills (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The Special Council meeting scheduled for October 6, 2025 in Delta, British Columbia is a closed session. No agenda items or documents are listed for this meeting.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the October 6, 2025 closed meeting, approved a motion to close the meeting to the public, and then adjourned the session. No substantive policy or service decisions were made.

• Endorsed agenda for Oct 6 closed council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close meeting to public (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider final adoption of Bylaw 8507, which increases height allowances for standard coach houses and garden suites. Other items include first readings for the 2026 fees bylaw, permissive tax exemptions (including $8,000 for Legion and $103,000 for BCIT), a zoning amendment for six-storey mixed-use apartments, and updates to the mobile food vendor program. Two motions on notice seek to refer pickleball court expansion and industrial-area infrastructure improvements to the 2026 budget.

• Final adoption of Bylaw 8507: minor height increases for coach houses and garden suites
• First readings for 2026 Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 8515
• First readings for 2026 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 8526 with grants of $8,000 to Royal Canadian Legion Branch 289 and $103,000 to BCIT
• First readings for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8521 allowing six-storey mixed-use apartments
• New rezoning applications for six-storey apartments on 87 Avenue and 90 Avenue, and a proposed telecommunications tower at 2720 56 Street

The council adopted Bylaw No. 8507 for minor height amendments and gave first, second and third readings to the Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 8515, keeping restaurant patio space free of charges. It also adopted the 2026 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 8526 and approved grants of $8,000 to the Royal Canadian Legion and $103,000 to BCIT. Additional actions included a heritage conservation grant, new road names, and a pilot program for surety bonds.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8507 (Minor Height Amendments) – unanimous
• Approved Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 8515 and continued no charge for restaurant patio space – unanimous
• Adopted 2026 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 8526 and approved $8,000 grant to Royal Canadian Legion and $103,000 grant to BCIT – unanimous
• Approved Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 8527 amendment – unanimous
• Approved Six‑Storey Mixed Use Apartment Zones Bylaw No. 8521 – unanimous
• Approved $15,251.25 Heritage Conservation Grant for 4919 48 Avenue – unanimous
• Approved new road names Pineland Road, Shore Pine Road, Lodgepole Pine Road, Jack Pine Road, Ponderosa Pine Road – unanimous
• Approved Surety Bonds Pilot Program for development servicing agreements – unanimous

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

Delta council has scheduled a special meeting for September 15, 2025, to conduct business in a closed session. The agenda is currently procedural and does not list specific items for discussion.

The council endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting, approved a motion to close the meeting to the public, and adjourned the session at 6:01 p.m. All three actions were carried unanimously.

• Endorsed agenda for the September 15, 2025 closed council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. No specific decisions, discussions, or items of business are listed.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the special closed meeting. It then unanimously voted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. Finally, the council unanimously adjourned the meeting at 4:01 p.m. No other matters were considered.

• Endorsed agenda for special closed meeting (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public under Section 90 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 4:01 p.m. (unanimous)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

This is a procedural agenda for a closed (in-camera) meeting of Delta City Council. No public business or decisions are listed; the agenda contains only boilerplate formatting and no substantive items.

The Special Council unanimously endorsed the meeting agenda, voted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter, and then adjourned the session. No substantive policy or operational decisions were made.

• Endorsed agenda (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The Delta Council will consider and adopt Bylaw No. 8431 and issue Development Variance Permit LU009680 for the property at 635 54 Street. It will also hear multiple rezoning applications, including a six‑storey apartment on 55A Street with a $177,000 community amenity contribution, and minor height increases for coach houses and garden suites. Additional items include approval of the 2025 Battle of Britain Commemorative Parade at Boundary Bay Airport and a recommendation to proceed with traffic‑calming measures in the Royal York neighbourhood.

• Adopt Bylaw No. 8431 and issue Development Variance Permit LU009680 at 635 54 Street
• Rezoning application for a six‑storey apartment on 55A Street (LU009824) with $177,000 community amenity contribution
• Minor height increases to allow standard coach houses and garden suites (Bylaw No. 8507)
• Rezoning for two‑lot subdivision at 11990 Clark Drive (Bylaw No. 8518)
• Approve Alpha Aviation’s request to host the 2025 Battle of Britain Commemorative Parade at Boundary Bay Airport

The council adopted Bylaw No. 8431 and issued a development variance permit for 635 54 Street. It approved rezoning and related permits for a six‑storey apartment on 55A Street and several two‑lot subdivisions, as well as a five‑unit townhouse at 5517 18 Avenue. The council also authorized the Battle of Britain commemorative parade, traffic‑calming measures in the Royal York neighbourhood, and next steps for the John Oliver Park master plan.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8431 and issued Development Variance Permit LU009680 (carried unanimously)
• Rezoning for six‑storey apartment on 55A Street (Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8514) – carried (Mayor Harvie, Councillors Dosanjh and Guichon opposed)
• Rezoning for two‑lot subdivision at 11990 Clark Drive (Bylaw No. 8518) – carried unanimously
• Rezoning for two‑lot subdivision at 5125 Whitworth Crescent South (Bylaw No. 8512) – carried unanimously
• Rezoning for two‑lot subdivision at 11129 80 Avenue (Bylaw No. 8511) – carried unanimously
• Rezoning and development variance for five‑unit townhouse at 5517 18 Avenue (Bylaw No. 8516) – carried unanimously
• Authorized Alpha Aviation Inc. to host the 2025 Battle of Britain Parade at Boundary Bay Airport – carried unanimously
• Approved Royal York neighbourhood traffic‑calming implementation – carried unanimously

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific decisions, discussions, or items of business listed.

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 service decisions were made.

• Endorsed agenda for July 28 closed council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close meeting to the public (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:16 p.m. (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

Delta council will endorse the agenda, adopt previous minutes, and consider finalizing several bylaws including a procedure amendment and duplex rezonings. Staff will also present updates on park master plans and a cold storage facility proposal.

• Final adoption of Council Procedure Bylaw No. 8330, Amendment No. 8513
• Final consideration of Bylaw No. 8506 for duplex rezoning at 11462, 11470, 11478, and 11488 92 Avenue
• First, second, and third readings for Chisholm Street Mixed-Use Rezoning Application
• Annieville Park Master Plan Update
• Preparation of the City of Delta's 2026 Budget

The council adopted several bylaws, approved the Chisholm Street mixed‑use rezoning amendment, and endorsed the Annieville Park Master Plan update. It denied the development variance permit for 1112 Skana Drive and sent the agricultural cold‑storage amendment back to staff for more information. All motions were carried unanimously except the rezoning, which passed with one councillor opposed.

• Adopted Council Procedure Bylaw No. 8330, 2023, Amendment Bylaw No. 8513, 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 8506 for 92 Avenue parcels (unanimous)
• Advanced Chisholm Street Mixed‑Use Rezoning to Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8508 (carried, 1 opposition)
• Adopted proposed 72 Avenue Corridor pre‑zoning report (consent)
• Adopted receipt of rezoning application for 5090 1 Avenue (consent)
• Endorsed Annieville Park Master Plan and directed next phase of community engagement (unanimous)
• Denied Development Variance Permit LU009816 at 1112 Skana Drive (unanimous)
• Referred Agricultural Cold Storage amendment back to staff for more information (carried, opposition noted)

Special Council (Notice of Closed)

The agenda for the Delta Special Council meeting on July 7, 2025 contains no listed items. The meeting is noted as closed, and no decisions or discussions are detailed in the agenda.

The council unanimously endorsed the agenda for the closed meeting. It then unanimously voted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. Finally, the council unanimously adjourned the meeting at 6:01 p.m. No substantive matters were decided.

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

Regular Council Meeting

The City of Delta Council will vote on several zoning amendments and the final adoption of bylaws for specific properties. The body is also reviewing annual reports and updates on the Chisholm Street Wharf and Fraser River Tunnel Project.

• Rezoning for duplex development at 11462, 11470, 11478 and 11488 92 Avenue
• Rezoning for two-lot subdivision at 11233 64 Avenue
• Final adoption of Bylaw No. 8469 at 1527 Cliveden Avenue
• Final adoption of Bylaws No. 7505, 7506, 7507 and 7508 at 7969 Highway 91 Connector
• Development Variance Permit for 6322 Market Avenue

The council adopted Bylaw No. 8469 and Bylaws 7505‑7508, and approved several zoning amendment bylaws for duplexes, a two‑lot subdivision, and building height. Development Permit LU007445 for the Highway 91 Connector and Development Variance Permit LU009762 were issued. A motion directing staff to prepare the 2026 budget, including a review of expenditures and new revenue options, was also approved. All actions were carried out unanimously.

• Adopted Bylaw No. 8469 (1527 Cliveden Avenue) – unanimous
• Adopted Bylaws No. 7505, 7506, 7507, 7508 – unanimous
• Issued Development Permit LU007445 (Highway 91 Connector) – unanimous
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8506 for duplex development on 92 Avenue – unanimous
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8490 for two‑lot subdivision at 11233 64 Avenue – unanimous
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8496 for civic and institutional building height – unanimous
• Approved Development Variance Permit LU009762 at 6322 Market Avenue – unanimous
• Approved motion to prepare the 2026 budget, including expenditure review and new revenue exploration – unanimous

Regular Council Meeting

Council will hear a delegation from TransLink on the 2025-2034 Investment Plan and consider final adoption of two bylaws: Delta Fire Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 8497 and Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505. Other business includes an OCP amendment application at 7940 118 Street, a $12,375 heritage grant for Ladner Baptist Church, and motions to change the council meeting schedule to 7 PM and to add an internal audit function.

• Delegation from TransLink regarding the 2025-2034 TransLink Investment Plan
• Final consideration and adoption of Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505
• Official Community Plan amendment application received for 7940 118 Street, 11821 and 11831 79A Avenue
• Heritage Conservation Grant of $12,375 for exterior repainting of Ladner Baptist Church at 5008 47A Avenue
• Motion to amend council meeting schedule to 7 PM for rest of 2025 (from Councillor Johal)

The council adopted the Delta Fire Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 8497 and the Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505, approved a $12,375 heritage grant for the Ladner Baptist Church, and authorized covenant releases for the Parkwood Industrial Business Park. It also forwarded a non‑farm use application to the Provincial Agricultural Land Commission, endorsed the Climate Action Program Survey, the Community Food Charter, and a veteran street‑banner program, and changed the regular council meeting schedule to Monday evenings on eight specified dates beginning July 2025.

• Adopt Delta Fire Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 8497 (unanimous)
• Adopt Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505 (unanimous)
• Approve $12,375 Heritage Conservation Grant for 5008 47A Avenue (unanimous)
• Authorize release of covenants CA7084679 & CA7084685 for Parkwood Industrial Business Park (unanimous)
• Forward non‑farm use application at 5737 64 Street to Provincial Agricultural Land Commission (unanimous)
• Endorse Climate Action Program Survey for submission to the Province (unanimous)
• Endorse Delta Community Food Charter (unanimous)
• Change council meeting schedule to Monday evenings on July 7, July 28, Sept 15, Oct 6, Oct 20, Nov 3, Nov 17, Dec 8 2025 (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The Delta Regular Council will decide on several rezoning and bylaw items, including a four-lot subdivision at 809 51 Street and 5140 8A Avenue that involves abandoning two existing bylaws and conditionally accepting $1,005,000 for a road closure. Council will also give readings to a rezoning for a two-lot subdivision at 7660 116A Street, a temporary loan authorization bylaw for the Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre, and updates to the Fire Regulation Bylaw. Other items include forwarding non-farm use applications to the Agricultural Land Commission, approving a development variance permit for a garage addition, and considering a request to the province for flexibility in development cost charge collection.

• Rezoning and road closure for 4-lot subdivision at 809 51 Street and 5140 8A Avenue with conditional $1,005,000 road sale
• First, second, and third readings for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8503 at 7660 116A Street
• Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505 for Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre
• Forwarding non-farm use applications at 2601 and 2720 56 Street to the Agricultural Land Commission
• Noise variance relief for up to 24 events at Harris Barn in 2025

The council approved a temporary loan authorization Bylaw, allowing borrowing from the Municipal Finance Authority. It also adopted several zoning and development bylaws, including a two‑lot subdivision, a four‑lot subdivision with road closure and a $1,005,000 road purchase, and issued related permits and variance reliefs. Additional actions included endorsing award applications, changing future council meeting times to Tuesdays at 7 p.m., and directing a letter to the provincial premier on municipal bills.

• Approved Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8503 for two‑lot subdivision at 7660 116A St (unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8499, Road Closure Bylaw No. 8477 and $1,005,000 road purchase for four‑lot subdivision at 809 51 St & 5140 8A Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Temporary Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 8505, 2025 authorizing borrowing from MFAB (unanimous)
• Approved Fire Regulation Bylaw amendments No. 5855, 2001 and No. 8497, 2025 (unanimous)
• Issued Development Variance Permit LU009730 for garage addition at 11007 Norum Crescent (unanimous)
• Granted Noise Variance Relief for Harris Barn for up to 24 events in 2025 (unanimous)
• Endorsed City of Delta applications for 2025 UBCM Community Excellence Awards (unanimous)
• Rescheduled council meetings to Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. for specified dates in 2025 (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The May 5, 2025 Regular Council Meeting agenda for Delta, BC, contains no substantive items. Only procedural boilerplate from the eSCRIBE system is present.

The council approved the 2025 Tax Rate Bylaws No. 8500, 8501 and 8502, adopting them for municipal, other, and Business Improvement Area rates. It also adopted several zoning amendment bylaws, including a mixed‑use development at 5360 12 Avenue and a six‑storey apartment/townhouse project at 11944 92 Avenue. The Winskill Renewal Project was approved for construction in summer 2025, and the 2025 Pop‑Up Park Program and a new shade structure at 115 Street and Mader Lane were authorized.

• Adopted 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 8500 (Municipal) – carried unanimously
• Adopted 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 8501 (Other) – carried unanimously
• Adopted 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 8502 (Tsawwassen BIA) – carried unanimously
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8436 for mixed‑use development at 5360 12 Avenue – carried unanimously
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8498 for six‑storey apartment and three‑storey townhouse at 11944 92 Avenue – carried unanimously
• Approved Winskill Renewal Project construction for summer 2025 – carried unanimously
• Approved 2025 Pop‑Up Park Program, including partial Bridge Street closure – carried unanimously
• Approved construction of shade structure at 115 Street and Mader Lane – carried unanimously

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the April 14, 2025 Regular Council Meeting of Delta, BC consists only of procedural boilerplate with no listed items for decision or discussion. Residents should check the meeting video or subsequent agendas for any actual business.

The council unanimously endorsed the meeting agenda, convened a Committee of the Whole and adopted its actions, and approved the minutes from the March 10 regular council meeting. It gave first, second and third readings to three zoning amendment bylaws for two‑lot subdivisions and to a zoning amendment and road‑closure bylaw for a six‑storey rental development. The council also approved new tax‑rate bylaws, a $10,000 sponsorship for an Economic Breakfast, and amended the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall recommendation to encourage a revised proposal.

• Agenda for April 14, 2025 endorsed (unanimous)
• Committee of the Whole convened and its actions adopted (unanimous)
• Minutes of the March 10, 2025 Regular Council meeting adopted (unanimous)
• Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 8486, 8482 and 8488 (two‑lot subdivisions) given first, second and third readings (unanimous)
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8483 and Road Closure Bylaw No. 8484 for 5737 Ladner Trunk Rd project given first, second and third readings (carried)
• Tax Rate Bylaws No. 8500, 8501 and 8502 given first, second and third readings (unanimous)
• City endorsed a $10,000 contribution to sponsor an Economic Breakfast with the Delta Chamber of Commerce (closed‑meeting endorsement)
• Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall recommendation amended to encourage the applicant to revise the proposal (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the March 10, 2025, regular council meeting is procedural and does not list specific items for decision.

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for this regular council meeting is only procedural boilerplate with no reported decisions, proposals, or discussions. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are listed.

Regular Council Meeting

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• None; the agenda is only procedural.

Special Council Meeting

The agenda for the Delta Special Council meeting on 2025-02-24 contains no listed items. It appears to consist only of generic placeholders and procedural headings. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are identified in the provided document.

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the February 10, 2025 Regular Council Meeting in Delta, BC, includes only administrative interface elements. No specific agenda items, reports, or decisions are listed for review.

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the February 3, 2025 regular council meeting of Delta, BC, contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific decisions, proposals, or discussions. The provided text includes no rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings.

• Agenda lacks any substantive business items.

Regular Council Meeting

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