Langford, BC

Community Advisory Committee

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Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

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Special Council Meeting

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Council gave first, second and third readings to the Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665 and its amending bylaw, and approved several temporary use permits, including for a cannabis retail store and an RV storage lot. Council also adopted zoning amendments, a park dedication bylaw, and a housing agreement bylaw, and directed staff to write a letter to the BC Ministry of Education to reinstate funding for the ARC Foundation's SOGI 123 program.

• Approved Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026 (first, second, third readings)
• Approved Fire Prevention and Regulation Miscellaneous Amending Bylaw No. 2286, 2026 (first, second, third readings)
• Directed staff to provide notice for Temporary Use Permit for Honeycomb Cannabis Inc at Unit 107-2317 Millstream Road
• Issued Temporary Use Permit TUP26-0005 to Galaxy Motors for RV storage at 4373 West Shore Parkway
• Issued Temporary Use Permit TUP26-0006 to Code Ninjas Westshore for afterschool coding program at 890 Goldstream Ave
• Adopted Langford Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 696 (854 Latoria Road) Bylaw No. 2110
• Adopted Langford Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 762 (3084-3096 Jacklin Road) Bylaw No. 2278
• Directed staff to write letter to BC Minister of Education to reinstate ARC Foundation funding

Council Meeting

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Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

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The Sustainable Development Advisory Committee recommended that Council direct staff to provide notice of a Temporary Use Permit for Honeycomb Cannabis Inc. to continue operating a non-medical cannabis retail store at Unit 107-2317 Millstream Road. The motion carried. No other substantive decisions were made; the rest of the meeting was procedural.

• Approved agenda as presented
• Adopted minutes of July 13, 2026
• Recommended Council issue Temporary Use Permit for cannabis store at #107-2317 Millstream Road (carried)

Community Advisory Committee

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The Community Advisory Committee recommended that Council grant first, second, and third readings to two bylaws regarding fire prevention and regulation. The committee also approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the July 7, 2026, special meeting.

• Recommended Council give first, second and third reading to Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026 (Carried)
• Recommended Council give first, second and third reading to Fire Prevention and Regulation Miscellaneous Amending Bylaw No. 2286, 2026 (Carried)
• Approved the agenda (Carried)
• Adopted July 7, 2026 Special Community Advisory Committee minutes (Carried)

Council Meeting

This agenda for the Langford Council Meeting on July 20, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific decisions, discussions, or public hearings listed.

Council adopted the City of Langford's Transportation Master Plan and Active Transportation Plan, but directed staff to remove the proposed road connection on Hoffman Avenue from the future street network until more information is available. Council also gave readings to several bylaws, including rezoning at 602 Madrona Place, updated design guidelines, and new park-related bylaws. The meeting included a public hearing and extensive public participation on the transportation plan.

• Adopted Transportation Master Plan and Active Transportation Plan, with Hoffman Avenue connection removed (carried)
• Gave second and third readings to OCP and zoning amendments for 602 Madrona Place (carried)
• Gave second/third readings and adopted Bylaw 2268 (Form and Character Design Guidelines) and adopted Tree Protection Bylaw 2269 (carried)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Park Dedication Bylaw 2288 (carried)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Parks Development Cost Charge Bylaw 2291 (carried)
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Reserve Funds Establishment Bylaw amendment 2294 (carried)
• Granted permissive tax exemptions to four properties and directed staff to draft bylaws (carried)
• Directed staff to provide notice for two Temporary Use Permits (carried)

Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

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The Committee recommended several actions to Council, including a rezoning for a multi-storey apartment building and two temporary use permits. The rezoning includes specific requirements for affordable housing, tree protection, and storm water management.

• Recommended 3-year Temporary Use Permit for computer programming school at 890 Goldstream Avenue
• Recommended Temporary Use Permit for RV storage at 4373 West Shore Parkway
• Recommended rezoning of 709-721 Massie Drive to Medium Density Residential (RM6) for a six-storey apartment
• Approved April 13, 2026, meeting minutes

Special Community Advisory Committee

The Special Community Advisory Committee will review the Victoria Family Court & Youth Justice Committee 2025 Annual Report and discuss requests for permissive tax exemptions from Construction Foundation BC, Sooke Family Resource Society, Mount Finlayson Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, and M'Akola Housing Society, including correspondence regarding 1319 Westhills Dr.

• Permissive Tax Exemption requests for Construction Foundation BC
• Permissive Tax Exemption request for Sooke Family Resource Society
• Permissive Tax Exemption request for Mount Finlayson Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
• Permissive Tax Exemption request for M'Akola Housing Society
• Correspondence with BC Assessment regarding 1319 Westhills Dr.

The Community Advisory Committee recommended that Council grant one-year tax exemptions to three properties and a ten-year exemption to one property. The Committee also recommended continuing a tax exemption for the Victoria Conservatory of Music and directing staff to draft the necessary bylaws.

• Recommended one-year permissive tax exemptions for 2775 Spencer Road, 202-2800 Bryn Maur Road, and 2506 Selwyn Road (Carried)
• Recommended ten-year permissive tax exemption for 550 Goldstream Avenue (Carried)
• Recommended amending Bylaw No. 2249 to continue tax exemption for 1319 Westhills Drive (Carried)
• Recommended staff draft bylaws to enact the described tax exemptions (Carried)
• Received 2025 Victoria Family Court and Youth Justice Committee Annual Report for information (Carried)
• Approved the agenda (Carried)
• Adopted May 26, 2026 meeting minutes (Carried)

Community Advisory Committee

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Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting will consider multiple bylaws including adoption of a new Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw and Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw. Council will also hear presentations on proposed Parks DCC rates and design guidelines. A supplementary agreement with the YMCA for the Langford Aquatic Centre is on the agenda. The meeting includes a closed session for land acquisition negotiations.

• Adoption of Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw No. 2275
• Adoption of Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw No. 2270
• Langford Aquatic Centre supplementary agreement with YMCA
• Development variance permit for 1320 Westhills Drive
• Proposed Parks DCC rates presentation

Council adopted three major bylaws: Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw No. 2275, Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw No. 2270, and a reserve fund amendment. Also adopted zoning amendments for new residential zones and small-scale multi-unit housing. Approved a supplementary agreement with YMCA for the aquatic centre and a development variance permit for RCMP detachment expansion.

• Adopted Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw No. 2275 (carried)
• Adopted Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw No. 2270 (carried)
• Adopted zoning amendments for new residential zones and small-scale multi-unit housing (carried)
• Approved supplementary agreement with YMCA for aquatic centre (carried)
• Issued development variance permit for RCMP detachment expansion (carried; Guiry opposed)
• Approved 2025 Statement of Financial Information (carried)
• Gave readings to design guidelines and tree protection bylaws (carried)
• Directed notice for variance at 1320 Westhills Dr (carried)

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting will consider three notices of motion regarding municipal funding, a scholarship award, and community mailboxes. The meeting will also include an in-camera session to discuss preliminary negotiations for a municipal service.

• Notice of Motion: Funding for the Local Government Climate Action Program (LGCAP)
• Notice of Motion: Establishing a Scholarship Award for the Late Councillor Lillian Szpak
• Notice of Motion: Community Mailboxes and Placemaking
• In-camera session to discuss preliminary negotiations for a municipal service
• Approval of the agenda and meeting conduct rules

Council approved a one-time financial contribution to establish a scholarship in honor of the late Councillor Lillian Szpak. The city also resolved to lobby the provincial government for continued climate action funding and to collaborate with Canada Post on community mailbox placemaking.

• Approved $10,000 from Council Contingency fund for Councillor Lillian Szpak Scholarship Award at Royal Roads University (Carried)
• Approved request for Mayor to letter the Province and MLAs regarding continued Local Government Climate Action Program (LGCAP) funding (Carried)
• Approved direction for staff to work with Canada Post on integrating placemaking and community hubs into new community mailboxes (Carried)
• Approved agenda as presented (Carried)
• Approved closing the meeting in camera to discuss preliminary municipal service negotiations (Carried)

Special Council Meeting

Council will consider several significant zoning updates, including small-scale multi-unit housing and amenity cost charges. The meeting also includes presentations on transportation and waste management, as well as the approval of a new Arts and Cultural Development Strategy.

• Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw No. 2270 and Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw No. 2275
• Small Scale Multi Unit Housing (SSMUH) Bylaw No. 2273
• Development Variance Permits for 1436 Pinehurst Place and 698 Atkins Ave
• Official Community Plan and Zoning amendments for 602 Madrona Place
• Approval of the Arts and Cultural Development Strategy

Council adopted several bylaws, including Amenity Cost Charge and Inclusionary Zoning, after three readings. The Arts & Culture Strategy was approved, and development variance permits were issued. The 2025 Annual Report was also approved with corrections. A motion to direct staff on a development variance for Atkins Ave/Winster Rd passed with one opposed.

• Approved Arts & Culture Strategy and directed staff on regional arts council and theatre (carried)
• Approved 2025 Annual Report as amended with bylaw statistics (carried)
• Issued Development Variance Permit for 1436 Pinehurst Place increasing fence height (carried)
• Directed notice of intent for DVP at 698-674 Atkins Ave & 2792-2788 Winster Rd with parking and setback variances (carried; Guiry opposed)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw 2275 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw 2270 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Reserve Fund Amendment Bylaw 2271 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Omnibus No.68 New Residential Zones Bylaw 2274 (carried)

Council Meeting

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Special Council Meeting

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The special council meeting of June 15, 2026, was called to order and after approving the agenda, council voted unanimously to close the meeting to the public under sections 90(1)(e) and (k) of the Community Charter to discuss land acquisition and preliminary negotiations. The meeting adjourned at 3:06 pm with no substantive decisions made in open session.

• Approved agenda as presented (carried)
• Closed meeting to public for land and negotiation discussions (carried)
• Adjourned meeting (carried)

Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

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Special Council Meeting

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Council held a special meeting, went in camera, and upon rising made three appointments: Councillor Harder to the Sustainable Development Advisory Committee, Councillor Yacucha as alternate to the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board, and Councillor Morley as alternate to the CRD Regional Water Supply Commission. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Appointed Councillor Harder to Sustainable Development Advisory Committee
• Appointed Councillor Yacucha as alternate member of West Shore Parks and Recreation Society Board
• Appointed Councillor Morley as alternate representative to CRD Regional Water Supply Commission

Council Meeting

Council will consider an Official Community Plan amendment and rezoning for 602 Madrona Place, a development variance permit at 1436 Pinehurst Place, and a rezoning at 854 Latoria Road. They will also vote on adopting the City's Economic Development Strategy, a new purchasing policy, and amendments to the funding request policy. Several bylaws are up for adoption, including a building bylaw amendment for energy conservation and greenhouse gas reductions.

• OCP amendment and rezoning at 602 Madrona Place
• Development Variance Permit at 1436 Pinehurst Place
• Rezoning at 854 Latoria Road
• Adoption of Economic Development Strategy
• Adoption of Building Bylaw Amendment No. 18 (Energy Conservation)

Council approved a new Purchasing Policy (POL-0185-FIN) with amendments including higher approval thresholds and mandatory reporting, replacing four previous policies. The Economic Development Strategy was adopted as presented. Several development applications were moved forward: rezoning at 602 Madrona Place and 854 Latoria Road, a variance for a fence at 1436 Pinehurst Place, and a patio request for Emporia. Three bylaws were adopted: zoning amendment for 1029 Marwood Avenue, the Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw, and a building bylaw amendment for energy conservation.

• Approved new Purchasing Policy with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved Economic Development Strategy (unanimous)
• Moved forward OCP amendment and rezoning for 602 Madrona Place (unanimous)
• Moved forward rezoning for 854 Latoria Road (unanimous)
• Directed staff to notify for variance permit at 1436 Pinehurst Place (unanimous)
• Opted out of public notification for Emporia patio license (unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 754 for 1029 Marwood Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw No. 2260 (unanimous)

Community Advisory Committee

The Community Advisory Committee will consider proposed amendments to the Funding Request Policy (POL-0147-FIN). They will also hear a presentation from the Pacific Centre Family Services Association and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• Discussion and possible vote on Funding Request Policy amendments
• Presentation from Pacific Centre Family Services Association
• Adoption of April 28, 2026 meeting minutes

The Community Advisory Committee heard a presentation from Pacific Centre Family Services and recommended Council approve Policy POL-0147-FIN Amendment No. 2. The motion to recommend the amendment was carried. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Recommended Council approve POL-0147-FIN Amendment No. 2 (carried)

Special Council Meeting

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No substantive decisions were made in open session. Council approved the agenda, then immediately closed the meeting to the public under multiple sections of the Community Charter. The meeting adjourned after the closed session.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will hold public hearings and give readings to several zoning bylaw amendments, including for 3084-3096 Jacklin Road and 939 Klahanie Drive. It will also consider adopting a new Community Standards Bylaw, an Elections Bylaw amendment, and an energy conservation building bylaw. Other items include an E-Comm 911 contract renewal and a FireSmart Community Funding report.

• Rezoning for 3084, 3088, 3094/3096 Jacklin Road (first, second, third readings)
• Rezoning for 939 Klahanie Drive (first, second, third readings)
• Adoption of Bylaw 2235 for 897 Walfred Road
• E-Comm 911 Dispatch Services Agreement renewal
• FireSmart Community Funding and Supports under CRI Program

Council approved a three-year temporary use permit for Flight Cannabis Co. to operate a non-medical cannabis retail store at 101-977 Langford Parkway, subject to numerous conditions. They also directed staff not to proceed with a rezoning at 939 Klahanie Drive until the property's unpermitted construction is resolved, and amended a bike parking requirement for a Jacklin Road development. Additionally, council adopted a Good Neighbour Policy, gave readings to several bylaws, authorized an E-Comm 911 contract renewal, and supported a FireSmart community funding application.

• Approved Temporary Use Permit TUP26-0003 for Flight Cannabis Co. non-medical cannabis retail store (carried)
• Directed staff to not bring forward 939 Klahanie Drive rezoning until unpermitted construction compliant (carried)
• Amended Jacklin Road rezoning to change bike parking requirement to 'maximized on site' (carried)
• Adopted Good Neighbour Policy POL-0186-ADMIN (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw No. 2260 (carried)
• Authorized E-Comm 911 contract renewal for police dispatch services (carried)
• Supported application to FireSmart Community Funding and Supports (carried)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 744 (897 Walfred Road) (carried)

Special Council Meeting

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Council approved the agenda and then passed a motion to close the meeting to the public to discuss municipal objectives and annual report preparations with staff. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Approved the agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public under Section 90(1)(l) of Community Charter (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:21 pm (unanimous)

Special Council Meeting

Council will consider adopting the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw and the Tax Rates Bylaw, setting municipal spending and property tax rates. They will also receive the 2025 audited consolidated financial statements. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss potential land acquisition or disposition.

• Adoption of 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2281
• Adoption of Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2282
• Presentation of 2025 audited financial statements
• Closed session on land acquisition or disposition

Council approved the 2025 audited consolidated financial statements, then adopted the City of Langford 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw and the Tax Rates Bylaw. The meeting closed to the public for discussion of land acquisition under section 90(1)(e) of the Community Charter.

• Approved 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (carried)
• Adopted City of Langford 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2281 (carried)
• Adopted City of Langford Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2282 (carried)
• Closed meeting to public for land acquisition discussion (carried)

Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

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Special Council Meeting

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Council Meeting

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Community Advisory Committee

The Community Advisory Committee is discussing a proposed Good Neighbour Policy, a new Purchasing Policy, and a Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw. The meeting also includes a presentation from WorkLink BC and adoption of March minutes.

• Review of proposed Good Neighbour Policy (POL-0186-ADMIN)
• Review of proposed Purchasing Policy (POL-0185-FIN), replacing current policies
• Proposed Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw No. 2260, consolidating multiple delegation bylaws
• Presentation by WorkLink BC
• Adoption of Community Advisory Committee Minutes from March 31, 2026

The Community Advisory Committee recommended that Council adopt a new Purchasing Policy (POL-0185-FIN) with several amendments, including training requirements, updated threshold limits for purchases without quotes, and a new reporting section. The committee also recommended adopting the Good Neighbour Policy (POL-0186-ADMIN) and giving readings to a Statutory Officers and Delegation of Authority Bylaw. The recommendations will now go to City Council for final decision.

• Recommended adopting Good Neighbour Policy (POL-0186-ADMIN) (carried, Foxall opposed)
• Recommended adopting new Purchasing Policy (POL-0185-FIN) with amendments, rescinding four previous policies (carried)
• Recommended Council consider first, second and third reading of Statutory Officers Bylaw No. 2260 (carried)

Special Council Meeting

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The council met in special session and approved the agenda. They then voted to close the meeting to the public under sections 90(1)(e) and 90(2)(b) of the Community Charter to discuss land matters and negotiations. After the in-camera session, the meeting was adjourned with no substantive decisions made in open session.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Closed meeting to public for land and negotiation discussions (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will consider first, second, and third readings of the 2026-2030 Financial Plan and tax rates bylaws, which set the city's budget and property tax rates. Other major items include rezoning applications at 2609 Sooke Road and 3084-3096 Jacklin Road, a temporary use permit for a cannabis store, and adoption of new community standards and parking bylaws.

• 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2281 and Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2282 (first three readings)
• Rezoning at 2609 Sooke Road
• Rezoning at 3084, 3088, 3094/3096 Jacklin Road
• Community Standards Bylaw No. 2255 (first, second, third readings)
• Park Dedication Bylaw No. 2237 (adoption)

Council approved multiple development applications, including rezoning of 3084-3096 Jacklin Road to mixed-use with a height limit of six storeys and requirements for affordable housing, bike stalls, and car share. Also approved rezoning of 2609 Sooke Road, a text amendment for a daycare at 2773 Strathmore Road, and a temporary use permit for a cannabis store. All motions carried without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved temporary use permit for Flight Cannabis at #101-977 Langford Pkwy
• Brought forward rezoning of 2609 Sooke Road to C9 zone for 1st-3rd readings
• Brought forward text amendment to allow daycare at 2773 Strathmore Road
• Brought forward rezoning of 3084-3096 Jacklin Road to MU1A with 6-storey height limit
• Added amendment requiring 165 bike stalls and car share for Jacklin Road rezoning
• Adopted consent agenda including previous meeting minutes

Sustainable Development Advisory Committee

The Sustainable Development Advisory Committee will consider four land-use applications: a temporary use permit for a cannabis store, rezoning of a property on Sooke Road, a text amendment for a residential zone, and rezoning of three properties on Jacklin Road from residential to mixed-use (MU1A). These items will be discussed and voted on at the meeting.

• Temporary Use Permit for Flight Cannabis at 101-977 Langford Parkway
• Rezoning application for 2609 Sooke Road
• Text amendment for 2773 Strathmore Road in the R2 zone
• Rezoning 3084, 3088, 3094/3096 Jacklin Road from R2 to MU1A

The committee recommended Council rezone three parcels on Jacklin Road from residential to mixed-use commercial residential, requiring density bonus contributions, affordable housing commitments, heat pumps, and low-carbon concrete. It also recommended a temporary use permit for a cannabis store at 977 Langford Parkway, a rezoning at 2609 Sooke Road, and a text amendment to allow a group daycare at 2773 Strathmore Road. All motions carried unanimously.

• Recommended temporary use permit for Flight Cannabis at 101-977 Langford Pkwy (carried)
• Recommended rezoning 2609 Sooke Road to C9 with conditions including density bonus and road dedication (carried)
• Recommended text amendment to R2 zone to allow group daycare at 2773 Strathmore Road (carried)
• Recommended rezoning 3084-3096 Jacklin Road to MU1A with affordable housing option, density bonus, and sustainability conditions (carried)

Council Meeting

Council will hear a Victoria Regional Transit Plan update, discuss options to reduce the 2026 tax increase, and consider new Community Standards Bylaws consolidating noise, nuisance, and weed regulations. They will also review the proposed 2026-2030 Financial Plan, a Park Dedication Bylaw, and a road closure at Veterans Memorial Park.

• Proposed 2026-2030 Financial Plan with budget meeting schedule
• Reduction options for the 2026 tax increase (from Committee of the Whole)
• Community Standards Bylaw No. 2255 (merges noise, nuisance, unsightly property, and noxious weed bylaws)
• Park Dedication Bylaw No. 2237 – first, second, and third readings
• Road Closure Bylaw No. 2246 (portion of Aldwynd Road at Veterans Memorial Park)

Council approved the 2026-2030 five-year financial plan with amendments including funding for four additional RCMP officers, immediate hiring of two, and creation of three community safety working groups. They also redirected $155,000 from the admin property purchase to fix Bear Mountain Parkway temporary power. A grant agreement with Habitat for Humanity for attainable housing was approved, and several bylaws received readings, including community standards and a park dedication bylaw.

• Approved 2026-2030 Financial Plan with amendments including 4 RCMP officers, working groups (carried)
• Defeated motion to prepare report on Affordable Housing Reserve Fund (7-0)
• Approved grant agreement with Habitat for Humanity per Attainable Home Ownership Policy (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Community Standards Bylaws 2255 and 2262 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Park Dedication Bylaw 2237 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Road Closure Bylaw 2246 (carried)
• Issued Temporary Use Permit for home occupation at 116-1064 Gala Court (carried)
• Opted out of public notification for liquor licence hours change at Ryes & Shine Distillery (carried)

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting is focused on a single item: a presentation and discussion of the Economic Development Strategy, lasting approximately one hour. The rest of the agenda is procedural.

• Presentation and discussion of Economic Development Strategy (approx. 1 hour)

Council heard a presentation on the City's Economic Development Strategy from EDCD Consulting. No substantive decisions were made; the agenda was approved and the meeting adjourned.