Maple Ridge public meetings in 2025
128 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will vote on a series of bylaws, including a new Development Procedures Bylaw that sets a framework for managing development applications. It will also adopt amendments that consolidate fire, water, sewer and other fees into the existing Fees and Charges Bylaw, and repeal the separate fee bylaws. Additional items include a street‑naming bylaw for a subdivision on Silver Valley Road and an updated off‑street parking and loading bylaw. The council will also receive a feasibility study for future recreation facilities and consider a development variance permit for 119 Avenue.
- Adopt Development Procedures Bylaw No. 8081‑2025
- Adopt Fees and Charges Amending Bylaws No. 8082‑2025 and No. 8084‑2025 and repeal six related fee bylaws
- Adopt Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970‑2023
- Adopt Street Naming Bylaw No. 8085‑2025 for the Silver Valley Road subdivision
- Approve Development Variance Permit 2025‑197‑VP for 22366 119 Avenue
The Maple Ridge Council adopted several bylaws, approved a development permit, and consolidated fee structures. It also adopted new off‑street parking and development procedures bylaws, and approved assessment guidelines for minor variances. The Council directed staff to issue a siting concurrence letter to TELUS for a communications antenna and to move forward with schematic designs and a funding strategy for three recreation facilities.
- Approved Development Permit 2025-197-VP for 22366 119 Avenue (CARRIED)
- Adopted Silver Valley Road Street Naming Bylaw No. 8085-2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Fees Consolidation Amendments (Bylaws No. 8082-2025, 8084-2025) (CARRIED)
- Adopted Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970-2023 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Development Procedures Bylaw No. 8081-2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Minor Development Variance Permit Assessment Guidelines Policy No. 6.39 (CARRIED)
- Directed staff to provide TELUS a letter of siting concurrence for antenna at 21903‑128 Avenue (CARRIED)
- Directed staff to proceed with schematic design for three recreation projects and develop a funding strategy (CARRIED)
Special Council Meeting
The agenda for the Maple Ridge Special Council Meeting on 2025-12-15 contains no listed items or descriptions. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the document. As such, the meeting appears to be administrative or procedural in nature.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will approve the agenda, adopt the December 2 minutes, and review three staff reports. The reports cover a request for concurrence on a TELUS communications antenna structure at 21903 128 Avenue, amendments to Council Expense Policy 3.07 to address cell phone charges, and a feasibility study for a future aquatic and recreation facility at Hammond Community Park. Each report is recommended to be forwarded to the December 16, 2025 Regular Council meeting for further action.
- Request for concurrence on TELUS communications antenna structure at 21903 128 Avenue
- Amendments to Council Expense Policy 3.07 to address cell phone charges
- Recreation Facility Feasibility Study final report for potential aquatic/recreation facility at Hammond Community Park
- Approval of agenda and adoption of December 2 Committee of the Whole minutes
- Public comment and other matters deemed expedient
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the Dec 2 minutes. It then approved forwarding three staff reports— a TELUS antenna siting request, a Council expense policy amendment, and a recreation‑facility feasibility study— to the December 16 regular council meeting.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Adopted Dec 2 minutes (carried)
- Forwarded communications antenna report to Dec 16 meeting (carried)
- Forwarded Council expense policy report to Dec 16 meeting (carried)
- Forwarded recreation facility feasibility study report to Dec 16 meeting (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will consider and vote on a series of bylaws, including a housing agreement and zone amendment for a six‑storey mixed‑use project at 12011 223 Street. Additional items include a street‑naming proposal for a new subdivision off Silver Valley Road, rezoning of 28800 Lougheed Highway, and multiple fee‑consolidation amendments. The meeting also covers updates to the Lougheed Transit Corridor plan, off‑street parking requirements, and a development procedures bylaw.
- Adopt Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8047‑2025 and Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8034‑2025 for 12011 223 Street (120 rental units, 7 commercial units)
- Approve Street Naming Bylaw No. 8085‑2025 for new subdivision off Silver Valley Road
- Rezoning of 28800 Lougheed Highway via OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8039‑2025 and Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8040‑2025
- Consolidate fees with Amending Bylaws No. 8082‑2025 and 8084‑2025 and related repeal bylaws
- Advance Lougheed Transit Corridor OCP Amending Bylaw No. 7781‑2021 to second reading and public hearing
The council approved several zoning and development bylaws, including a housing agreement for the ERA Phase 2 project and a street‑naming bylaw for a new subdivision. It waived the development‑information‑meeting requirement for a property on Lougheed Highway and moved forward the Lougheed Transit Corridor Official Community Plan amendment to a public hearing. The council also adopted the off‑street parking bylaw, the development‑procedures bylaw, and approved a town‑centre development permit for 12011 223 Street.
- Adopted Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8047‑2025 (Phase 2 ERA mixed‑use building) – motion carried
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8034‑2025 – motion carried
- Adopted Maple Ridge Street Naming Bylaw No. 8085‑2025 – motion carried
- Waived Development Information Meeting requirement for 28800 Lougheed Highway – motion carried
- Advanced Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8039‑2025 to first and second reading and directed consultation – motion carried
- Advanced Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7781‑2021 to second reading, forwarded to public hearing – motion carried
- Gave third reading to Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970‑2023 – motion carried
- Approved Town Centre Development Permit 2024‑228‑DP for 12011 223 Street – motion carried
Public Hearing
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. No specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items are listed.
Council Workshop
The council will approve the meeting agenda and adopt minutes from the November 25, 2025 workshop. Staff will present a report on an Expedited Processing Program that would shorten permit times for ground‑oriented residential infill projects such as triplexes and fourplexes. Council is asked to direct staff to develop implementation details for that program. A portion of the meeting will be closed to the public under the Community Charter.
- Approval of the Council Workshop agenda for December 9, 2025
- Adoption of minutes from the November 25, 2025 Council Workshop
- Staff report recommending development of an Expedited Processing Program for ground‑oriented residential infill (triplexes and fourplexes)
- Resolution to hold a closed meeting under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter
The council approved its workshop agenda and adopted the November 25 minutes. It directed staff to create implementation details for an Expedited Processing Program for ground‑oriented residential infill permits (triplexes and fourplexes) in specified areas. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public for matters covered by the Community Charter.
- Approved workshop agenda (carried)
- Adopted November 25 workshop minutes (carried)
- Directed staff to develop expedited processing program for residential infill permits (carried)
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections 90(1) and 90(2) (carried)
Special Council Meeting
Council is reviewing 2025 budget results and corporate achievements. The body is deciding on the approval of the 2026-2030 Capital Program and specific One-Time Decision Packages for the 2026-2030 Operating Budget.
- Approval of the 2026-2030 Capital Program
- Approval of One-Time Decision Packages for the 2026-2030 Operating Budget
- Review of 2025 Budget Allocations and Key Results
- Report on Corporate Achievements and Challenges, 2025
- Information report on Enhanced Events for 2026
The council approved the One-Time Decision Packages outlined in the 2026-2030 Operating Budget Overview on December 8. On December 15, the council approved the updated 2026-2030 Capital Program and directed its inclusion in the Financial Plan Bylaw. The council also approved the One-Time Decision Packages in the updated operating budget and instructed staff to continue detailed estimate work for 2026-2030.
- Approved agenda for the December 8 special council meeting (CARRIED)
- Received for information the Service Based Budgeting Perspective report (CARRIED)
- Sent the 2026-2030 Capital Plan Report back to staff for minor language amendments (CARRIED)
- Approved the One-Time Decision Packages in the 2026-2030 Operating Budget Overview (CARRIED)
- Recessed the special council meeting to December 15, 2025 (CARRIED)
- Approved the recommended 2026-2030 Capital Program (CARRIED)
- Directed staff to include the updated Capital Plan in the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw (CARRIED)
- Approved the One-Time Decision Packages in the Updated 2026-2030 Operating Budget Overview (CARRIED)
Committee of the Whole
The Maple Ridge Committee of the Whole will consider forwarding several staff reports to the next Regular Council Meeting, including zoning bylaw repeals, parking updates, and recreation financial access policies. The meeting will also include a closed session regarding municipal officer discussions.
- Repeal of Zoning Bylaw No. 3510-1985
- Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970-2023
- Development Procedures Bylaw No. 8081-2025
- Financial Access and Support for Recreation Policy
- Town Centre Development Permit for 12011 223 Street
The Committee of the Whole approved the agenda and adopted the November 25 minutes. It then moved to forward seven staff reports—including a development permit, zoning bylaw repeal, transit corridor plan, off‑street parking bylaw, development procedures bylaw, low‑income recreation support, and recreation financial access policy—to the next regular council meeting. The meeting was also closed to the public for certain discussions.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CW-218, carried)
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-CW-219, carried)
- Forwarded 2024-228-DP Town Centre Development Permit report (R/2025-CW-220, carried)
- Forwarded Bylaw to repeal Zoning Bylaw No. 3510‑1985 (R/2025-CW-221, carried)
- Forwarded Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan bylaw (R/2025-CW-222, carried)
- Forwarded Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970‑2023 (R/2025-CW-223, carried)
- Forwarded Development Procedures Bylaw No. 8081‑2025 (R/2025-CW-224, carried)
- Forwarded Increase Low Income Cut Off for Recreational Services report (R/2025-CW-225, carried)
Board of Variance
The Maple Ridge Board of Variance meeting scheduled for 2025-12-01 has an agenda that includes only procedural placeholders and no specific items, contracts, or proposals. No decisions or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda document.
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee will review a summary report on arts, culture, and heritage, and receive a presentation on rural road safety. The committee will also consider adopting the minutes from its October 23, 2025, meeting.
- Review of Arts, Culture and Heritage
- Presentation on Rural Road Safety
- Adoption of October 23, 2025, meeting minutes
- Heritage Awards
- Hybrid meeting format (Zoom and in-person)
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee approved an amendment to the agenda to hear the Heritage Awards before the Arts, Culture and Heritage Review. The committee also adopted the minutes from the October 23, 2025 meeting. Both items were carried without recorded vote tallies.
- Approved agenda amendment to hear Heritage Awards before Arts review (carried)
- Adopted minutes of October 23, 2025 meeting (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will give third readings to several zoning and Official Community Plan amendment bylaws, including a proposal for a 35‑storey apartment building with 252 market strata units on Brown Avenue. It will also consider a rezoning of Silver Valley Road to R‑4, a rezoning of Brown Avenue to allow a 6‑storey apartment with 53 units, and adoption of multiple OCP updates related to housing and area plans. Additional items include approval of a multi‑family development permit for 23697 Fern Crescent and endorsement of a staff approach for unpermitted accessory dwelling units.
- Maple Ridge Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7435-2018 – third reading for 35‑storey apartment (252 units) on Brown Avenue
- Maple Ridge Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8073-2025 – third reading and adoption of housing update
- Maple Ridge Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7893-2022 – third reading to rezone 13872 & 13894 Silver Valley Road to R‑4
- Multi‑Family Development Permit 2025‑268‑DP for 23697 Fern Crescent – approval for 11 market strata units
- Accessory Dwelling Units compliance options – staff approach endorsed and abeyance lifted
The council gave third‑reading approval and adopted several Official Community Plan amending bylaws covering housing updates and area‑plan revisions. It also directed staff to develop a Town Centre Network Strategy and update the Design Criteria Manual. Additional actions included approving a multi‑family development permit, endorsing a compliance approach for unpermitted accessory dwelling units, and lifting the abeyance on secondary‑suite enforcement files.
- Adopted OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8073-2025 (housing update) – third reading and adoption (CARRIED)
- Adopted OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8057-2025 (Hammond Area Plan update) – third reading and adoption (CARRIED)
- Adopted OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8061-2025 (Silver Valley Area Plan update) – third reading and adoption (CARRIED)
- Adopted OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8060-2025 (Town Centre Area Plan update) – third reading and adoption (CARRIED)
- Directed staff to develop a Town Centre Network Strategy (CARRIED)
- Approved Multi‑Family Development Permit 2025‑268‑DP for 23697 Fern Crescent (CARRIED)
- Endorsed staff approach for compliance of unpermitted accessory dwelling units (CARRIED)
- Lifted abeyance of bylaw enforcement files related to secondary suites (CARRIED)
Council Workshop
The council workshop will review staff updates on the North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan and the West Ridge Greenway design within the Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan. No formal motions are listed; the meeting also includes routine items such as agenda approval and adoption of minutes.
- North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan – project status update
- West Ridge Greenway – key highlights and updated designs
- Notice of closed meeting
The council approved the workshop agenda (R/2025-WS-017) after a motion by Councillor Dueck and a second by Councillor Carreras. It also accepted the briefing note on the North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan (R/2025-WS-018) for information, following a motion by Councillor Dueck and a second by Councillor Carreras. The meeting was adjourned at 2:23 p.m.
- Approved workshop agenda (R/2025-WS-017) – carried
- Received North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan briefing note (R/2025-WS-018) – carried
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will approve its agenda and adopt minutes from the November 18 meeting. Staff reports on a Silver Valley Road street‑naming proposal, a rezoning of 28800 Lougheed Highway, and a comprehensive consolidation of fees and charges will be discussed and forwarded to the next regular council meeting. A resolution will close part of the meeting to the public, and a summary of the 2025 Our Neck of the Woods festival will also be presented.
- Silver Valley Road street‑naming proposal (Bylaw No. 8085‑2025)
- Rezoning of 28800 Lougheed Highway from RS‑3/M‑2 to M‑2 (OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8039‑2025, Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8040‑2025)
- Consolidation of fees and charges into Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 7575‑2019 (Amending Bylaws No. 8082‑2025 and 8084‑2025)
- Related amendments to multiple bylaws supporting fee consolidation (e.g., Bylaws 7994‑2024, 8067‑2025, 8068‑2025, 8069‑2025, 8086‑2025)
- 2025 Our Neck of the Woods Festival summary report
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the November 18 minutes. The council voted to forward five staff reports on street naming, zoning, fee consolidation, festival summary, and related bylaws to the next regular council meeting. A resolution to close the meeting to the public was also carried.
- Agenda approved (CARRIED)
- Minutes of Nov 18 adopted (CARRIED)
- Report on Silver Valley Road street naming forwarded (CARRIED)
- Report on 28800 Lougheed Highway zoning forwarded (CARRIED)
- Report on consolidation of fees and charges forwarded (CARRIED)
- Amendments relating to fee consolidation forwarded (CARRIED)
- Report on 2025 Our Neck of the Woods Festival forwarded (CARRIED)
- Resolution to close meeting to public carried (CARRIED)
Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness
The Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness will consider reports on the Accessible BC feedback portal, the Age‑Dementia‑Friendly Initiative score card, and the MAC AI accessibility award nomination form and criteria, and review the Accessible BC Act implementation plan. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the agenda, adoption of the September 18, 2025 minutes, staff reports, a council liaison update, and a member roundtable.
- Accessible BC Feedback portal – report and draft attachment
- Age‑Dementia‑Friendly Initiative (ADFI) Score Card – report
- Accessibility Award – discussion of draft nomination form and criteria
- Accessible BC Act – review of accessibility strategy/implementation plan
- Approval of agenda and adoption of September 18, 2025 minutes
The Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness approved its agenda and adopted the September 18, 2025 meeting minutes. It recommended that Council direct staff to implement an Accessibility Feedback Portal and forward the Age‑Dementia Friendly Scorecards to Council for information. The committee also approved updates to the MACAI Awards criteria and nomination process for the 2026 award cycle.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-MACAI-013) – carried
- Adopted September 18, 2025 minutes (R/2025-MACAI-014) – carried
- Recommended Council direct staff to adopt Accessibility Feedback Portal (R/2025-MACAI-015) – carried
- Recommended forwarding Age‑Dementia Friendly Scorecards to Council for information (R/2025-MACAI-016) – carried
- Approved review and update of MACAI Awards criteria and nomination process for 2026 award cycle (R/2025-MACAI-017) – carried
Advisory Design Panel
The Advisory Design Panel is meeting to review a development permit application for a new residential project. The panel will consider architectural and landscape plans for a townhouse development.
- Development Permit No. 2024-211-DP: 24-unit Townhouse Development at 23031 and 23063 Dewdney Trunk Road
Public Hearing
The Maple Ridge Council public hearing will consider several zoning and Official Community Plan amendments. Items include a 35‑storey apartment proposal on Brown Avenue, rezoning of Silver Valley Road, and a 6‑storey apartment plan on Brown Avenue. The hearing also covers updates to the city’s housing plan and area plans for Hammond, Silver Valley, and the Town Centre.
- 2017-462-RZ – Brown Avenue C‑3 and RS‑1 to CD‑1‑18: 35‑storey apartment with 252 market strata units.
- 2022-165-RZ – Silver Valley Road RS‑3 to R‑4: rezoning to allow 12 new R‑4 lots.
- 2023-018-RZ – Brown Avenue RS‑1 and RT‑1 to RM‑3: 6‑storey apartment with 53 market strata units.
- 2025 OCP Housing Update – Official Community Plan amendment No. 8073‑2025 to align with provincial housing framework.
- Hammond Area Plan Update – Official Community Plan amendment No. 8057‑2025 for policy and density changes.
The council held a public hearing on November 18, 2025 for several applications, including a 35‑storey apartment on Brown Avenue, rezoning of Silver Valley Road, and updates to the Official Community Plan and area plans. No motions were voted on; each hearing was closed after public input without a recorded decision.
Committee of the Whole
The Maple Ridge Committee of the Whole will review several development applications, including soil permits for industrial and filming sites and a multi-family development permit. The committee will also discuss compliance options for unpermitted accessory dwelling units and receive a report on a major events strategy.
- Soil permit application for 20580 Maple Crescent
- Multi-family development permit for 23697 Fern Crescent
- Non-farm use permit for 203 Street and 132 Avenue
- Accessory Dwelling Units Compliance Options report
- Major Event Development and Attraction Plan report
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the November 4 minutes. Council forwarded several staff reports—including soil, development, and land‑use permits—to upcoming regular or special council meetings. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (R/2025-CW-200) – carried
- Adopted November 4 Committee of the Whole minutes (R/2025-CW-201) – carried
- Forwarded 2025-184-SP soil permit report for 20580 Maple Crescent to Special Council (R/2025-CW-202) – carried
- Forwarded 2025-268-DP multi‑family development permit for 23697 Fern Crescent to Regular Council (R/2025-CW-203) – carried
- Forwarded 2025-285-AL non‑farm use report for 203 Street properties to Special Council (R/2025-CW-204) – carried
- Forwarded 2025-285-CU temporary use permit for 203 Street properties to Special Council (R/2025-CW-205) – carried
- Forwarded 2025-285-SP soil permit application for 203 Street properties to Special Council (R/2025-CW-206) – carried
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections (R/2025-CW-209) – carried
Special Council Meeting
At the special council meeting, members will consider a non‑farm use application for a temporary media production studio on properties at 12930 203 Street, 12960 203 Street, and 20370 132 Avenue (PID 013‑273‑744). They will also decide on a temporary use permit and soil permits for those same sites, as well as a soil permit for 20580 Maple Crescent. The recommendation is to forward the ALR application to the Agricultural Land Commission and to approve the other permits.
- Forward Non‑Farm Use Application 2025‑285‑AL for media studio at 12930 203 St, 12960 203 St, 20370 132 Ave (PID 013‑273‑744) to Agricultural Land Commission
- Approve Temporary Use Permit 2025‑285‑CU for media studio at 12930 203 St, 12960 203 St, 20350 132 Ave (PID 013‑273‑744)
- Approve Soil Permit 2025‑285‑SP for media studio at 12930 203 St, 12960 203 St, 20370 132 Ave (PID 013‑273‑744)
- Approve Soil Permit 2025‑184‑SP for 20580 Maple Crescent
The Special Council approved the agenda and then approved four items related to a temporary media production studio. The council forwarded a non‑farm use application to the Agricultural Land Commission, approved a temporary use permit, and approved soil permits for the properties at 12930 203 Street, 12960 203 Street, 20370 132 Avenue, and PID 013‑273‑744. A separate soil permit for 20580 Maple Crescent was also approved. All motions were carried with Councillor Yousef absent.
- Approved agenda (R/2025‑SCM‑006) – carried
- Forwarded Non‑Farm Use Application 2025‑285‑AL for three properties to the Agricultural Land Commission – carried
- Approved Temporary Use Permit 2025‑285‑CU for the three properties – carried
- Approved Soil Permit 2025‑285‑SP for the three properties – carried
- Approved Soil Permit 2025‑184‑SP for 20580 Maple Crescent – carried
Audit and Finance Committee
The Audit and Finance Committee is reviewing updates to the Council Expense Policy, including cell phone amendments. The body is also considering a recommendation to stop the production of the monthly Disbursements Report.
- Proposed amendments to Council Expense Policy 3.07
- Recommendation to stop producing the monthly Disbursements Report
- September 2025 Financial Update
The committee approved its agenda and adopted the July 29 minutes. It voted to cease production of the monthly Disbursements Report. It also endorsed amendments to Council Expense Policy 3.07 and recommended forwarding the revised policy to Council.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-AFC-009) – carried
- Adopted July 29 minutes (R/2025-AFC-010) – carried
- Directed staff to stop producing monthly Disbursements Report (R/2025-AFC-011) – carried
- Endorsed amendments to Council Expense Policy 3.07 and recommended forwarding to Council (R/2025-AFC-012) – carried
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The agenda for the Maple Ridge Climate and Environment Advisory Committee meeting on 2025-11-12 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The meeting appears to have only procedural placeholders.
Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee
The Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee is meeting to conduct committee housekeeping and follow up on a previous discussion regarding the Financial Access Policy.
- Discussion of Financial Access Policy led by P. Frederick, Social Wellbeing Coordinator
The Engaged Healthy Community Advisory Committee approved its agenda and adopted the October 2 minutes. It voted to recommend that Maple Ridge Council adjust the Financial Access low‑income cut‑off thresholds to align with Statistics Canada guidelines for a city of over 500,000 residents. The Committee also recommended forwarding the draft Financial Access and Financial Support for Recreation Policy to Council for consideration.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-EHCAC-010) – carried
- Adopted October 2 minutes (R/2025-EHCAC-011) – carried
- Recommended adjusting Financial Access low‑income cut‑offs (R/2025-EHCAC-012) – carried
- Recommended forwarding draft Financial Access and Financial Support for Recreation Policy to Council (R/2025-EHCAC-013) – carried
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Downtown Maple Ridge Business Improvement Association. The meeting also includes a report on the Be Downtown Initiative.
- Presentation from Nicole Archer, Executive Director of the Downtown Maple Ridge Business Improvement Association
- Be Downtown Initiative report presented by Chad Cowles, Manager of Community Safety & Wellbeing
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee approved the November 5, 2025 agenda as circulated. It also adopted the minutes from the October 1, 2025 meeting as circulated. No other motions were decided.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- Minutes from Oct 1, 2025 adopted (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will take a second reading of a zone‑amending bylaw to rezone 22551 Brown Avenue from RS‑1 and RT‑1 to RM‑3, allowing a six‑storey building with 53 market strata units. It will also give second readings to several Official Community Plan amending bylaws covering city‑wide housing updates, the Town Centre, Hammond, and Silver Valley area plans, and will consider rescinding Council Policy 6.29 on detached garden suites. Additional items include approval of a one‑time funding request to remove the CP Rail caboose from Jim Hadgkiss Park and adoption of a new CAO compensation policy.
- Rezoning 22551 Brown Avenue (RS‑1/RT‑1 to RM‑3) for a 6‑storey, 53‑unit apartment building
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8073‑2025 (housing update) – second reading
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8060‑2025 (Town Centre Area Plan) – second reading and rescind Policy 6.29
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8057‑2025 (Hammond Area Plan) – second reading
- Approval of one‑time funding from Accumulated Surplus to remove and dispose of CP Rail Caboose at Jim Hadgkiss Park
The council gave a second reading to the rezoning bylaw for 22551 Brown Avenue, allowing a 6‑storey apartment building with 53 market‑strata units, and forwarded it to a public hearing. It also approved second readings for four Official Community Plan amendment bylaws and rescinded the Detached Garden Suites policy. One‑time funding was approved for the removal of the CP Rail Caboose from Jim Hadgkiss Park, and the CAO Compensation Policy No. 30.46 was adopted.
- Second reading and forward to public hearing of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7913-2023 for 22551 Brown Ave (carried)
- Second reading and forward to public hearing of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8073-2025 (housing update) (carried)
- Second reading and forward to public hearing of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8060-2025 (Town Centre) (carried)
- Second reading and forward to public hearing of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8057-2025 (Hammond) (carried)
- Second reading and forward to public hearing of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8061-2025 (Silver Valley) (carried)
- Rescinded Council Policy 6.29 – Detached Garden Suites (carried)
- Approved one‑time funding from Accumulated Surplus for removal of CP Rail Caboose (carried)
- Adopted CAO Compensation Policy No. 30.46 (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will approve its agenda and adopt the minutes from the October 28 meeting. Staff reports on the 2025 Official Community Plan housing amendment and updates to the Town Centre, Hammond, and Silver Valley area plans will be presented. A recommendation will be made to forward each of these reports, along with a CAO Compensation Policy, to the November 4 Regular Council meeting.
- Official Community Plan Housing Update – Amending Bylaw No. 8073‑2025 (forwarded to council)
- Town Centre Area Plan Update – Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 8060‑2025 (forwarded to council)
- Hammond Area Plan Update – Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 8057‑2025 (forwarded to council)
- Silver Valley Area Plan Update – Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 8061‑2025 (forwarded to council)
- CAO Compensation Policy (forwarded to council)
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the October 28 minutes. It then approved seven staff reports—including housing updates, area‑plan updates for Town Centre, Hammond and Silver Valley, and a CAO compensation policy—to be forwarded to the November 4 regular council meeting.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CW-193) – carried
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-CW-194) – carried
- Forwarded 2025 OCP Housing Update report (R/2025-CW-195) – carried
- Forwarded Town Centre Area Plan Update report (R/2025-CW-196) – carried
- Forwarded Hammond Area Plan Update report (R/2025-CW-197) – carried
- Forwarded Silver Valley Area Plan Update report (R/2025-CW-198) – carried
- Forwarded CAO Compensation Policy report (R/2025-CW-199) – carried
Board of Variance
The Maple Ridge Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its October 6, 2025 meeting. It will then consider three appeals for farm home plate variances on properties at 10818 280 Street, 12692 248 Street, and 25086 100 Avenue. Each applicant seeks changes to the size, depth, or setback limits set by the Maple Ridge Zoning Bylaw No. 7600‑2019. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Adopt minutes from Board of Variance meeting on October 6, 2025 (BOV_Oct06_2025).
- 10818 280 Street – request to allow farm home plate depth measured from exterior lot line and to exceed the 50 m building setback limit.
- 12692 248 Street – request to increase farm home plate area to 0.29 ha and depth to 103.4 m.
- 25086 100 Avenue – request to increase farm home plate area to 0.237 ha, depth to 71.1 m, and building setback to 71.1 m.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider four staff reports: a rezoning application for 22551 Brown Avenue to allow a six‑storey, 53‑unit residential building; a development variance request to change parking requirements at 22366 119 Avenue; a request to remove and dispose of the CP Rail caboose from Jim Hadgkiss Park; and a service review of the Arts, Culture, Events and Heritage department. Each report is recommended to be forwarded to the regular council meeting on November 4, 2025. Part of the meeting will be closed to the public under the Community Charter.
- Rezoning of 22551 Brown Avenue from RS‑1/RT‑1 to RM‑3 for a 6‑storey, 53‑unit apartment building
- Development variance permit to vary parking requirements at 22366 119 Avenue
- Removal and disposal of the CP Rail caboose from Jim Hadgkiss Park
- Arts, Culture, Events and Heritage Service Review report
The Committee approved the October 28 agenda and adopted the October 21 minutes. It voted to forward four staff reports—rezoning of 22551 Brown Avenue, a development variance for 22366 119 Avenue, removal of the CP Rail caboose, and the Arts, Culture, Events and Heritage service review—to the November 4 regular council meeting. A resolution to close the meeting to the public was also carried.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CW-186) – carried
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-CW-187) – carried
- Forwarded rezoning report for 22551 Brown Avenue (R/2025-CW-188) – carried
- Forwarded development variance report for 22366 119 Avenue (R/2025-CW-189) – carried
- Forwarded CP Rail caboose removal report (R/2025-CW-190) – carried
- Forwarded Arts, Culture, Events and Heritage service review report (R/2025-CW-191) – carried
- Approved closed‑meeting resolution (R/2025-CW-192) – carried
Regular Council Meeting
The council will consider several bylaw amendments, including adding in‑home health care to the Intermunicipal Business Licence and updating the Albion Area Plan to permit greater housing density. It will also review rezoning and zoning amendments for assembly use at community centres, a housing agreement for 120 residential units, and an updated off‑street parking and loading bylaw.
- Adopt Intermunicipal Business Licence Amending Bylaw No. 8075-2025 (in‑home health care eligibility)
- Adopt Intermunicipal Business Licence Agreement Amending Bylaw No. 8076-2025
- Give third reading and adopt Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025 for Albion Area Plan update (greater housing density)
- Give first, second and third reading and adopt Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8052-2025 for assembly use at Albion Community Centre and Whonnock Lake Centre
- Give second reading to Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970-2023 (updated parking requirements)
The council adopted the Intermunicipal Business Licence Amending Bylaw No. 8075‑2025 and the corresponding Agreement Bylaw No. 8076‑2025, expanding eligible businesses to include in‑home health care. It also gave third reading and adoption to the Albion Area Plan amendment (Bylaw No. 8032‑2025) and approved several zoning and housing bylaws, including a housing agreement for 120 rental units (Bylaw No. 8047‑2025) and an off‑street parking and loading bylaw amendment. The quarterly Council Strategic Plan report for Q3 2025 was approved.
- Adopted Intermunicipal Business Licence Amending Bylaw No. 8075‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Intermunicipal Business Licence Agreement Amending Bylaw No. 8076‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Gave third reading and adopted Albion Area Plan amendment (Bylaw No. 8032‑2025) (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8052‑2025 after first, second, and third readings (CARRIED)
- Approved Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8047‑2025 for 120 residential units (CARRIED)
- Approved second reading of Off‑Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970‑2023 (CARRIED, with Councillor Tan opposed)
- Approved quarterly Council Strategic Plan report for Q3 2025 (CARRIED)
- Approved Consent Agenda items for contract awards exceeding $750,000 (CARRIED)
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee will review proposed revisions to the Maple Ridge Highway and Traffic Bylaw No. 6704-2009. The committee will also receive a presentation regarding a heritage designation bylaw for a specific property.
- Heritage designation bylaw presentation for 21694 River Road
- Discussion on revisions to Highway and Traffic Bylaw No. 6704-2009
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee approved the October 23 agenda and adopted the September 11 minutes, both by unanimous carry. No other motions were decided; the committee discussed a heritage designation proposal, revisions to the Highway and Traffic Bylaw, and several transportation and planning updates. Council liaison updates were presented but no actions were taken.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- September 11 minutes adopted (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports regarding zoning amendments and bylaws. These items are being considered for forwarding to the next Regular Council Meeting.
- Rezoning 13872 and 13894 Silver Valley Road from RS-3 to R-4 to allow a 12-lot subdivision
- Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8047-2025 to secure 120 rental apartment units at 12011 223 Street
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8052-2025 to permit for-profit assembly use at Albion Community Centre and Whonnock Lake Centre
- Second reading of Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970-2023
- Q3 2025 update on the Council Strategic Plan
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the October 7 minutes. All six staff reports were approved to be forwarded to the next regular council meeting. A resolution was passed to hold the remainder of the meeting closed to the public under the Community Charter.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (R/2025-CW-178) – carried
- Adopted October 7 Committee of the Whole minutes (R/2025-CW-179) – carried
- Forwarded 2024-244-RZ report (104 & 113 Avenue) to next regular council meeting (R/2025-CW-180) – carried
- Forwarded 2022-165-RZ report (Silver Valley Road) to next regular council meeting (R/2025-CW-181) – carried
- Forwarded 2024-228-RZ report (12011 223 Street) to next regular council meeting (R/2025-CW-182) – carried
- Forwarded Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw No. 7970-2023 report to next regular council meeting (R/2025-CW-183) – carried
- Forwarded Update on the Council Strategic Plan for Q3 2025 report to next regular council meeting (R/2025-CW-184) – carried
- Resolved to exclude the public from the meeting under sections 90(1) and 90(2) of the Community Charter (R/2025-CW-185) – carried
Public Hearing
The City of Maple Ridge is holding a public hearing to gather input on Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025. This bylaw proposes updates to the Albion Area Plan to allow for greater housing density in response to provincial housing changes.
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025 (Albion Area Plan Update)
The council held a public hearing on the Albion Area Plan update to address provincial housing changes and increased density. Notices were posted in the October 3 and October 10, 2025 editions of the local newspaper, and no correspondence was received. No members of the public offered comments, and the hearing was formally closed.
Special (to close) Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Special Council meeting scheduled for 2025-10-14 contains no listed agenda items. The agenda appears to be empty, indicating only procedural matters may be addressed. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document.
The council approved the special meeting agenda (R/2025-STC-007). A resolution (R/2025-STC-008) was adopted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. Both motions were carried.
- Approved agenda R/2025-STC-007 (carried)
- Adopted resolution to close meeting to public R/2025-STC-008 (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
Maple Ridge City Council will discuss several residential developments, including a high-rise apartment and townhouse projects. The body is also reviewing a grant application for wildfire resilience and updates to business licensing.
- Proposed 35-storey apartment building with 252 units at 22576, 22588, and 22596 Brown Avenue
- Proposed 47-unit townhouse development at 11906 232 Street
- Grant application for up to $300,000 from the Union of BC Municipalities FireSmart Program
- Proposed subdivision of 24 lots at 10606 and 10616 Jackson Road
- Amending business licence bylaws to include in-home health care and related services
The council endorsed the City of Maple Ridge’s application for a Union of BC Municipalities FireSmart grant of up to $300,000 and directed staff to manage the grant and implement program activities if funding is received. It also adopted several bylaws, including a property‑tax exemption amendment and intermunicipal business licence amendments, and approved multiple development permits, moving a 35‑storey apartment zone amendment to a public hearing.
- Endorsed FireSmart grant application up to $300,000 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Property Tax Exemption Amending Bylaw No. 8072-2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7647-2020 for 47 townhouse units (CARRIED)
- Given first, second and third reading to Intermunicipal Business Licence Amending Bylaw No. 8075-2025 (CARRIED)
- Given first, second and third reading to Intermunicipal Business Licence Agreement Amending Bylaw No. 8076-2025 (CARRIED)
- Second reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7435-2018 for 35‑storey apartment project and directed staff to work with applicant (CARRIED)
- Approved Development Variance Permit 2020-066-VP and Multi‑Family Development Permit 2020-066-DP for 11906 232 Street (CARRIED)
- Approved Development Permit 2025-013-DP for 12255 216 Street (CARRIED)
Council Workshop
The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion or decision items.
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. The primary topic is a presentation on a proposed pathway for a resilient residential retrofit program.
- Approval of October 8, 2025 agenda
- Adoption of September 10, 2025 meeting minutes
- Presentation on Climate Resiliency Residential Retrofits
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee approved its October 8 agenda (R/2025-CEAC-010) and adopted the September 10 meeting minutes (R/2025-CEAC-011). Both motions were moved, seconded and carried. No other substantive actions were decided.
- Approved agenda R/2025-CEAC-010 (carried)
- Adopted September 10 minutes R/2025-CEAC-011 (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Maple Ridge Committee of Whole will approve its agenda and adopt the September 16 minutes. Staff reports on an intermunicipal business licence amendment, a FireSmart grant resolution, and several development permits will be reviewed and forwarded to the next regular council meeting. Key items include a 35‑storey, 252‑unit apartment proposal on Brown Avenue and other zoning and variance applications.
- Amend Intermunicipal Business Licence Bylaw to include in‑home health care services (Bylaw No. 8075‑2025 and Agreement No. 8076‑2025)
- Council resolution supporting a FireSmart grant application
- Zone amendment for a 35‑storey, 252‑unit apartment building at 22576‑22596 Brown Avenue (Bylaw No. 7435‑2018)
- Zone amendment permitting for‑profit assembly use at Albion Community Centre and Whonnock Lake Centre (104 Avenue & 113 Avenue, Bylaw No. 8052‑2025)
- Development variance and permit for a 47‑unit townhouse at 11906 232 Street
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda (removing item 7.4) and adopted the September 16 minutes. Council forwarded several reports—including an intermunicipal business licence amendment, a FireSmart grant resolution, a Brown Avenue zoning amendment, and development permits for 232 Street, Jackson Road, and 216 Street—to the next regular council meeting. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public under sections 90(1) of the Community Charter.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (item 7.4 removed) – CARRIED
- Adopted September 16 Committee of the Whole minutes – CARRIED
- Forwarded Intermunicipal Business Licence amendment report to next council – CARRIED
- Forwarded FireSmart grant support resolution to next council – CARRIED
- Forwarded Brown Avenue zoning amendment report to next council – CARRIED
- Forwarded 11906 232 Street development variance permit report to next council – CARRIED
- Forwarded 10606/10616 Jackson Road development permit report to next council – CARRIED
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections 90(1) – CARRIED
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its September 8, 2025 meeting. It will consider an appeal from Karighan Fortin requesting a variance to reduce the interior side lot line setback for an accessory structure on 24013 Fern Crescent from 1.5 m to 0.63 m. No other specific business is listed.
- Adopt minutes of the September 8, 2025 Board of Variance meeting
- Appeal: variance request to lower interior side lot line setback for an accessory structure at 24013 Fern Crescent (zoned RS-3) from 1.5 m to 0.63 m
The Board adopted the minutes from the September 8, 2025 meeting. It approved the appeal to reduce the interior side‑lot line setback for an accessory structure from 1.5 m to 0.63 m at 24013 Fern Crescent. No vote tally was recorded.
- Adopted September 8, 2025 Board of Variance minutes (carried)
- Approved reduction of interior side lot line setback to 0.63 m at 24013 Fern Crescent (carried)
Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee
The Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee will meet on Oct 2, 2025 to consider updates on the Arts, Culture, Events & Heritage service and the municipality’s Financial Access Policy. The meeting includes a presentation by the Manager of Special Projects on the service review and a presentation by the Recreation Access Coordinator on the policy. The agenda also covers routine items such as approval of the agenda, adoption of prior minutes, staff reports, and a council liaison update.
- Presentation on Arts, Culture, Events & Heritage Service Review (C. Balatti, Manager of Special Projects)
- Presentation on Financial Access Policy (P. Frederick, Coordinator, Recreation Access)
- Approval of agenda as circulated
- Adoption of Sep 4, 2025 meeting minutes
- Member roundtable
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee will meet on October 1, 2025 to consider several new and unfinished business items. Members will hear a presentation on the North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan, receive information on the Startup in Residence (STiR) project, and discuss investment‑attraction targets. The meeting also includes routine agenda approval and adoption of September 3, 2025 minutes.
- Presentation of North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan
- Information on Startup in Residence (STiR) project
- Discussion of investment attraction targets
- Approval of agenda (routine)
- Adoption of September 3, 2025 meeting minutes (routine)
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee approved its October 1 agenda and adopted the minutes from the September 3 meeting. Both motions were moved, seconded and carried. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-010) – motion carried
- Adopted September 3 minutes (R/2025-DTEAC-011) – motion carried
Tax Sale
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed in the record.
Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness
The Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness is meeting to review several accessibility initiatives. The body will discuss the Access Pass application process and the next steps for the Accessibility Strategy.
- Discussion of Event Calming Space (Sensory Room)
- Access Pass policy review and application process draft
- Accessibility Strategy next steps
- MACAI Awards and Canada Day recap
- AFI/DFI Score Cards
The committee approved the meeting agenda and adopted the May 15 minutes. Discussion of the 2026 MACAI Award was tabled until the November 20 meeting. The Financial Access Policy was endorsed as amended and sent to Council for approval. A task group was formed to develop an implementation plan for the Accessibility Strategy.
- Agenda approval (R/2025-MACAI-008) – carried
- Adoption of May 15 minutes (R/2025-MACAI-009) – carried
- Table discussion of 2026 MACAI Award until Nov 20, 2025 (R/2025-MACAI-010) – carried
- Endorse Financial Access Policy and forward to Council (R/2025-MACAI-011) – carried
- Form task group for Accessibility Strategy implementation plan (R/2025-MACAI-012) – carried
Advisory Design Panel
The Advisory Design Panel will review Development Permit 2023-018-DP submitted by Quorus Properties Ltd. for a six‑storey, 53‑unit apartment building at 22551 Brown Avenue. The panel will examine the architectural, landscape, stormwater and tree‑retention plans attached to the agenda. No other items are listed for decision.
- Development Permit 2023-018-DP – 6‑storey, 53‑unit apartment building at 22551 Brown Avenue (Applicant: Quorus Properties Ltd.; Architect: Samuel Chan; Landscape Architect: Benjamin Aldaba)
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge City Council will approve the agenda and minutes, consider several presentations, and adopt a new Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw. It will also give first readings to multiple Official Community Plan amending bylaws that update housing, town‑centre, and area plans. Several rezoning bylaws for properties on Jackson Road, 240 Street, and other sites will be considered for adoption. The meeting includes a consent agenda covering committee minutes and expense reports.
- Adopt Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025 (creates a Parking Reserve Fund).
- First reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8073‑2025 (2025 Housing Update).
- First reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8060‑2025 (Town Centre Area Plan update).
- Adopt Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7861‑2022 to rezone 10606 & 10616 Jackson Road from RS‑3 to R‑3.
- Adopt Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8051‑2025 to rezone 11089 240 Street from RS‑3 to RM‑1 and R‑4.
The council approved its agenda and adopted the minutes from the September 9 meeting. A consent agenda covering committee minutes and expense reports was carried. The Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025, creating a new fund for active‑transport projects, was adopted. Several Official Community Plan amendment bylaws and rezoning bylaws were given first readings or adopted.
- Agenda approved (CARRIED)
- September 9 minutes adopted (CARRIED)
- Consent agenda items received into the record (CARRIED)
- Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025 adopted (CARRIED)
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8073‑2025 (2025 Housing Update) given first reading (CARRIED)
- Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8060‑2025 (Town Centre Area Plan) given first reading (CARRIED)
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7861‑2022 (Jackson Road rezoning) adopted (CARRIED)
- Road Closure Bylaw No. 8049‑2025 (Robertson Street closure) adopted (CARRIED)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will forward several staff reports to the next Regular Council meeting, including an update on the RISE Project, a rezoning proposal for 11089 240 Street, development permits for a 6‑storey apartment at 22538 Royal Crescent, and a property tax exemption amendment for Sonrise Full Gospel Church. A resolution will also close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter.
- Rezoning of 11089 240 Street from RS-3 to RM-1 and R-4 for 153 townhouse units and three R-4 infill lots (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8051-2025)
- Development Permit and Variance Permit for 22538 Royal Crescent to build a 6‑storey residential apartment with 98 rental units
- Amendment to Property Tax Exemption By‑law No. 8072-2025 to change High Way Church to Sonrise Full Gospel Church
- RISE Project Year 3 update report to be forwarded to Council
- Resolution to close the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections 90(1)
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the September 9 minutes. It forwarded five staff reports—including the RISE Project update, a rezoning proposal for 11089 240 Street, two development permit items, a property‑tax‑exemption amendment, and a continuous‑improvement update—to the next regular council meeting. The council also passed a resolution to close the remainder of the meeting to the public.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (carried)
- Adopted September 9 Committee of the Whole minutes (carried)
- Forwarded RISE Project/FYRST update report to next regular council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded rezoning of 11089 240 Street report to next regular council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded 22538 Royal Crescent development permit and variance report to next regular council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded 2024‑2027 property‑tax‑exemption amendment report to next regular council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded continuous‑improvement culture update report to next regular council meeting (carried)
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections (carried)
Public Hearing
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss new and unfinished business. The agenda includes reviews of local bylaws and infrastructure improvements.
- Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw Review
- 240 Street Bikeway Improvements
- Heritage Awards
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee approved the September 11 agenda and adopted the minutes from the July 24 meeting, both motions carrying. The committee heard presentations on off‑street parking bylaws, heritage awards, 240 Street bikeway improvements, park updates, and upcoming transportation and housing projects, but no further actions were taken. All other items were discussed only.
- Approved agenda (CARRIED)
- Adopted July 24, 2025 minutes (CARRIED)
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee will consider a presentation from Metro Vancouver on air‑quality and climate‑action services and receive information on how Maple Ridge handles extreme‑heat events. Staff will provide an update on the municipal Climate Action Plan and announce National Tree Day on September 24. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving the agenda, adopting July minutes, and a council liaison update.
- Presentation: Metro Vancouver Air Quality and Climate Action Services – overview and feedback
- Information on Maple Ridge’s response to extreme heat events
- Staff update on the Climate Action Plan
- Announcement of National Tree Day on September 24
- Council liaison update
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee approved its September 10 agenda (R/2025-CEAC-008) and adopted the July 9, 2025 meeting minutes (R/2025-CEAC-009). The meeting included presentations on regional air quality, the city’s extreme‑heat response, an update to the Climate Action Plan, and a National Tree Day event. No other motions were decided.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CEAC-008) – carried
- Approved minutes of July 9, 2025 meeting (R/2025-CEAC-009) – carried
Council Workshop
The posted agenda for the Maple Ridge Council Workshop on 2025-09-09 contains only generic headings and no listed items. No rezoning, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are identified. Therefore the meeting appears to be procedural with no disclosed decisions.
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge City Council will review several zone‑amending bylaws, a road‑closure bylaw, and a housing agreement. Items include rezoning 123 Avenue and Tyner Avenue to a Comprehensive Development Zone for eight duplex buildings, rezoning 110 Avenue and nearby parcels for medium‑density housing, and closing a section of Robertson Street. The council will also consider a mixed‑use commercial rezoning on 228 Street and authorize a housing agreement for 98 rental units at Royal Crescent.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8059-2025: rezone 123 Avenue and 20679 Tyner Avenue from RS‑3 to CD‑3‑25 to permit 8 duplex buildings (first, second, third reading; staff directed to address conditions).
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8058-2025: rezone 110 Avenue, 24985 Morrisette Place and an unaddressed property from RS‑3 to RS‑1b with a density bonus for 45 single‑detached lots and two park lots (first, second, third reading; staff directed to address conditions).
- Road Closure Bylaw No. 8049-2025: close Robertson Street between 105A Avenue and 248 Street to facilitate subdivision of 24 single‑detached lots (first, second, third reading).
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8050-2025: rezone 11920 228 Street from RM‑6 to C‑3 for a mixed‑use development of 1,092 m² commercial space and 145 residential units (first, second, third reading; staff directed to address conditions).
- Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8042-2025: authorize the City to secure 98 residential apartment units at 22538 Royal Crescent as rental units (first, second, third reading).
The council gave first, second, and third readings to five zone‑amending bylaws and directed staff to work with applicants on outstanding conditions. It also voted to abandon one proposed zoning bylaw. All motions were carried.
- Abandoned Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7788‑2021 (carried)
- Approved first, second, third reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8059‑2025 and directed staff to work with applicant (carried)
- Approved first, second, third reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8058‑2025 and directed staff to work with applicant (carried)
- Approved first, second, third reading of Road Closure Bylaw No. 8049‑2025 (carried)
- Approved first, second, third reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8050‑2025 and directed staff to work with applicant (carried)
- Approved first, second, third reading of Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8042‑2025 (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several updates to the Official Community Plan and specific area plans to align with provincial housing legislation. These items are being considered for forwarding to the September 16, 2025, Regular Council Meeting.
- Official Community Plan – 2025 Housing Update (Amending Bylaw No. 8073-2025)
- Town Centre Area Plan Update (Amending Bylaw No. 8060-2025)
- Hammond Area Plan Update (Amending Bylaw No. 8057-2025)
- Silver Valley Area Plan Update (Amending Bylaw No. 8061-2025)
- Albion Area Plan Update (Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025)
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the September 2 minutes. It approved forwarding five Official Community Plan amendment reports—Housing Update, Town Centre, Hammond, Silver Valley, and Albion—to the regular council meeting on September 16, 2025. The council also approved a resolution to hold a closed meeting later that day.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- September 2 minutes adopted (carried)
- Forwarded Official Community Plan – 2025 Housing Update report (carried)
- Forwarded Town Centre Area Plan Update report (carried)
- Forwarded Hammond Area Plan Update report (carried)
- Forwarded Silver Valley Area Plan Update report (carried)
- Forwarded Albion Area Plan Update report (carried)
- Resolution to hold a closed meeting approved (carried)
Board of Variance
The Maple Ridge Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its July 7, 2025 meeting. It will consider an appeal from Aaron Houston (File No. BV 2025-014020) requesting a variance to lower the required 7.5‑metre front lot line setback to 6.99 metres for the property at 20796 117 Avenue, which is zoned RS‑1 (Single‑Detached Residential). No other new or unfinished business is listed.
- Adopt minutes of the July 7, 2025 Board of Variance meeting
- Consider variance request to reduce front lot line setback from 7.5 m to 6.99 m for 20796 117 Avenue (RS‑1 zoning)
The Board adopted the minutes from the July 7, 2025 meeting. It approved a variance to reduce the front‑lot‑line setback from 7.5 m to 6.99 m for the property at 20796 117 Avenue to accommodate a new elevator shaft. Both actions were carried.
- Adopted July 7, 2025 minutes (R/2025-BOV-017) – carried
- Approved variance to decrease front lot line setback to 6.99 m at 20796 117 Avenue (R/2025-BOV-018) – carried
Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee
The Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee will meet to discuss new and unfinished business. The primary agenda item is a Year 3 update regarding RISE/FYRST.
- RISE/FYRST Year 3 Update
The Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee approved the September 4 agenda (R/2025-EHCAC-006) and adopted the July 3 minutes (R/2025-EHCAC-007). No other formal motions were taken. The meeting included updates on the RISE project and staff reports on community events.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-EHCAC-006) – carried
- Adopted July 3 minutes (R/2025-EHCAC-007) – carried
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from July 2025. The committee will receive a presentation on the Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw Review and discuss the Maple Ridge Innovation Challenge and Small Business Week.
- Approval of July 2, 2025, meeting minutes
- Presentation: Off-Street Parking and Loading Bylaw Review
- Information: Maple Ridge Innovation Challenge
- Discussion: Small Business Week
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee approved the September 3 agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-008) and adopted the July 2 meeting minutes (R/2025-DTEAC-009). Both motions were carried. No other substantive decisions were recorded.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-008) – carried
- Adopted July 2 minutes (R/2025-DTEAC-009) – carried
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports regarding land rezoning, development permits, and a road closure. These items are being considered for forwarding to the Regular Council Meeting for final decision.
- Rezoning 20660 and 20670 123 Avenue and 20679 Tyner Avenue for 8 duplex buildings on 16 lots
- Rezoning 24930 and 24990 110 Avenue and 24985 Morrisette Place for 45 single detached lots
- Road closure of a portion of Robertson Street to facilitate 24 single-detached residential lots
- Rezoning 11920 228 Street for a mixed-use building with 1,092 m2 of commercial space and 145 residential units
- Housing Agreement for 22538 Royal Crescent to secure 98 residential apartment units as rentals
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the July 22 minutes. Seven staff reports on zoning, development, and housing were forwarded to the next Regular Council Meeting. The council also passed a resolution to hold the remainder of the meeting closed to the public under the Community Charter.
- Approved agenda (CARRIED)
- Adopted July 22 minutes (CARRIED)
- Forwarded seven staff reports to the next Regular Council Meeting (CARRIED)
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Sections 90(1) and 90(2) of the Community Charter (CARRIED)
Audit and Finance Committee
The committee will approve the agenda and adopt the minutes from the May 6, 2025 meeting. It will receive an interim financial update for May 2025, including the Statement of Operations and the Surplus Distribution as of May 31, 2025. A public question period and a notice of a closed meeting are also on the agenda.
- Approval of the July 29, 2025 agenda
- Adoption of minutes from the May 6, 2025 Audit and Finance Committee meeting
- Review of the May 2025 Financial Update (Statement of Operations and Surplus Distribution)
- Public question period
- Notice of closed meeting
The Audit and Finance Committee approved the July 29 agenda (R/2025-AFC-007) and adopted the May 6 minutes (R/2025-AFC-008). Both motions were carried. The committee also received a financial update for May 2025, but no further actions were taken.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-AFC-007) – carried
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-AFC-008) – carried
Special (to close) Council Meeting
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no substantive items, decisions, or discussions listed.
The council approved the special meeting agenda as circulated. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. No other matters were decided.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-STC-005) – carried
- Closed meeting to public (R/2025-STC-006) – carried
Regular Council Meeting
Council will discuss several rezoning applications for townhouses and single-family lots, as well as a housing agreement for rental units. The meeting also includes reviews of development variance permits and a report on provincial housing targets.
- Rezoning for 29 additional townhouse units at Lot 39 Section 11 Township 12 (Bylaw 8024-2025)
- Housing Agreement Bylaw 8036-2025 to secure 72 rental apartment units at 20282 Patterson Avenue
- Rezoning of 24195 Fern Crescent for 24 townhouse units (Bylaw 8044-2025)
- Authorization for Blue Water Systems Ltd. to construct a replacement dock at Whonnock Lake
- Proposed endorsement of a BC Building Code repeal regarding single-exit stairways in buildings up to six storeys
The council adopted several zone‑amending bylaws and the Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw, authorized a replacement dock contract at Whonnock Lake, and approved a series of development and variance permits. The Housing Agreement Bylaw for 72 rental units at 20282 Patterson Avenue was also adopted. All items were carried.
- Approved consent agenda items, including May 2025 AP disbursements, June 2025 council expenses, and authorized Blue Water Systems Ltd. to build a replacement dock at Whonnock Lake (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8024‑2025 (RS‑3 to RM‑1) for Lot 39 Section 11 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8041‑2025 (RS‑1 to R‑1) for 21420 121 Avenue (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8044‑2025 (RS‑3 to CD‑2‑25) for 24195 Fern Crescent (CARRIED)
- Adopted Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 and Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7570‑2019 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8036‑2025 for 72 rental units at 20282 Patterson Avenue (CARRIED)
- Approved Development Variance Permits for 12040 248 Street, 20282 Patterson Avenue, 11670 243 Street, and 22461/22463 North Avenue (CARRIED)
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee will meet on July 24, 2025 to approve its agenda and adopt minutes from the June 26, 2025 meeting. The committee will discuss a proposed Tree Protection Bylaw and review the Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan. Additional routine items include staff reports, a council liaison update, and a member round‑table.
- Tree Protection Bylaw
- Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee met on July 24, 2025 and carried motions to approve the meeting agenda and the minutes from the June 26, 2025 meeting. The committee heard updates on the Tree Protection Bylaw review, the Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan, transportation projects, the Heritage Grant Program, and new park developments. No further formal decisions were recorded.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- June 26 minutes approved (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review staff reports on zoning changes, development permits, and housing targets to be forwarded to the next Regular Council Meeting. The meeting will also include a presentation by the Ridge Meadows Minor Softball Association.
- Rezone 21420 121 Avenue from RS-1 to R-1
- Rezone 24195 Fern Crescent from RS-3 to CD-2-25 for 24 townhouse units
- Review Development Variance Permit for 20282 Patterson Avenue (72-unit rental)
- Update on Housing Target progress for July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025
- Update Security Deposit Policy No. 5.07
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted minutes from July 8 and 15. It forwarded eight staff reports—including several development and zoning permits, a housing target progress report, and policy updates—to the next regular council meeting. Council also put and carried Resolution R/2025-CW-135 and approved a closed meeting under the Community Charter.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CW-128) – CARRIED
- Adopted July 8 and July 15 minutes (R/2025-CW-129) – CARRIED
- Forwarded Single Exit Stairway repeal support report (R/2025-CW-130) – CARRIED
- Forwarded rezoning of 21420 121 Avenue (R/2025-CW-131) – CARRIED
- Forwarded rezoning of 24195 Fern Crescent (R/2025-CW-132) – CARRIED
- Forwarded development permit for 12040 248 Street (R/2025-CW-133) – CARRIED
- Forwarded development variance for 20282 Patterson Avenue (R/2025-CW-134) – CARRIED
- Put and carried Resolution R/2025-CW-135 – CARRIED
Public Hearing
Council will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on three proposed rezoning bylaws. These proposals include a townhouse development, a farm-based restaurant, and a residential subdivision.
- 12194 and 12208 206 Street: Rezoning to RM-1 for a 37-unit market strata townhouse development
- 10225 272 Street: Rezoning to allow a Farm-Based Restaurant Use (CD-1-25)
- 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent: Rezoning from RS-3 to RS-2 to allow subdivision of two single detached lots
- 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent: Redesignating a portion of the property to Park/Conservation
The Maple Ridge City Council conducted public hearings for three rezoning and land‑use applications: 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent, 12194 & 12208 206 Street, and 10225 272 Street. Public input was heard for each item, and the mayor closed each hearing. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review two staff reports: one recommending a rezoning amendment (RS‑3 to RM‑1) for Lot 39, Section 11, Township 12 to allow 29 additional townhouse units, bringing the total to 131; and another proposing a Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025 to create a fund for active‑transportation infrastructure. Both reports will be forwarded to the next regular council meeting for further action. No final decisions are being made at this meeting.
- Rezoning amendment (RS‑3 to RM‑1) for Lot 39, Section 11, Township 12 to add 29 townhouse units (bylaw 8024‑2025)
- Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw No. 8020‑2025 to create a Parking Reserve Fund covering walking, bicycling and public transit
The Committee of the Whole approved its July 15 agenda. A resolution to hold a closed meeting was carried. Two staff reports – one on a townhouse development amendment and one on a Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw – were both forwarded to the next regular council meeting.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (carried)
- Approved resolution to exclude the public (closed meeting) (carried)
- Forwarded 2024-140-RZ townhouse development report to next Regular Council Meeting (carried)
- Forwarded Parking Reserve Establishment Bylaw report to next Regular Council Meeting (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will approve the meeting agenda and adopt minutes from June 2025. It will vote on several bylaws, including a housing agreement to secure 72 rental apartments at 20282 Patterson Avenue, amendments to the Fees and Charges Bylaw, and a zone amendment for a mixed‑use building at 12040 248 Street. The council will also consider liquor licence hour changes for two local establishments and endorse two UBCM Community Excellence Awards applications.
- Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8036-2025 for 72 rental units at 20282 Patterson Avenue (first, second, third reading)
- Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 8043-2025 (first, second, third reading)
- Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 8046-2025 (first, second, third reading)
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7882-2022 for a two‑storey mixed‑use building at 12040 248 Street
- Liquor licence hour change applications for Planet Ice Breakaway Bar & Grill (23588 105 Avenue) and The Patch Brewery Inc. (12745 Laity Street)
The council gave first, second and third readings to a housing agreement bylaw for 72 rental units and to two amendments of the Fees and Charges Bylaw. It adopted a zone‑amending bylaw for a mixed‑use building, endorsed liquor‑licence hour changes for two establishments, and directed staff to revise the Council Expense Policy on cell‑phone use. All motions were carried.
- Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8036-2025 for 20282 Patterson Avenue given first, second, third reading – carried
- Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 8043-2025 given first, second, third reading – carried
- Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 8046-2025 given first, second, third reading – carried
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7882-2022 adopted – carried
- Soil Permit Application 2023-028-SP forwarded to Agricultural Land Commission with recommendation – carried
- Planet Ice Breakaway Bar & Grill liquor‑licence hour change endorsed and forwarded to Liquor Control and Licensing Branch – carried
- The Patch Brewery Inc. liquor‑licence hour change endorsed and forwarded to Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch – carried
- Council directed staff to revise Council Expense Policy 3.07 to align with cell‑phone expense rules – carried
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge Council Workshop scheduled for July 15, 2025 contains no specific agenda items. The agenda appears to be a procedural placeholder without listed discussions or decisions.
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee will approve the July 9 agenda and minutes, review updates on the North 256 Street Industrial Land Use Plan, and discuss the Climate Action Plan.
- Approval of July 9, 2025 agenda
- Adoption of June 11, 2025 meeting minutes
- North 256 Street Industrial Land Use Plan update
- Climate Action Plan update
- Tree Bylaw update
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee approved the July 9, 2025 agenda (R/2025-CEAC-006). It also adopted the minutes from the June 11, 2025 meeting (R/2025-CEAC-007). Both motions were moved, seconded and carried.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CEAC-006) – carried
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-CEAC-007) – carried
Committee of the Whole
The Maple Ridge Committee of the Whole will consider approving the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. Staff reports on a soil permit, a housing agreement for 72 units, liquor licence changes, and fee bylaw revisions are scheduled for discussion.
- Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8036-2025 for 72 rental units at 20282 Patterson Avenue
- Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaws No. 8043-2025 and No. 8046-2025
- Soil Permit Application at 13490 224 Street
- Liquor licence lounge endorsement for Planet Ice Breakaway Bar & Grill
- Liquor service hour change for The Patch Brewery Inc.
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the June 17 minutes. Several staff reports—including a soil permit application, a housing agreement bylaw, and liquor licence endorsements—were forwarded to the next regular council meeting. The council also passed a resolution to hold a closed meeting for matters protected under the Community Charter.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CW-116)
- Adopted June 17 minutes (R/2025-CW-117)
- Forwarded soil permit report (R/2025-CW-118) to next council
- Forwarded housing agreement bylaw report (R/2025-CW-119) to next council
- Forwarded Planet Ice liquor licence endorsement report (R/2025-CW-120) to next council
- Forwarded Patch Brewery liquor hours report (R/2025-CW-121) to next council
- Forwarded fees and charges amending bylaws report (R/2025-CW-122) to next council
- Approved closed‑meeting resolution (R/2025-CW-123)
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its June 2, 2025 meeting. It will consider a variance application for 11507 240 Street that seeks to lower the required rear lot line setback from 14.5 m to 8.80 m to accommodate a covered deck and stairs.
- Adopt minutes from the June 2, 2025 Board of Variance meeting
- Review variance request for 11507 240 Street to reduce rear setback from 14.5 m to 8.80 m
- Examine attached application documents, including the site plan and hardship letter
The Board adopted the minutes from the June 2, 2025 meeting. It approved the applicant’s request to lower the minimum rear‑lot line setback from 14.5 metres to 8.80 metres for a covered deck and stairs at 11507 240 Street. No other business was taken up.
- Adopted minutes of the June 2, 2025 Board of Variance meeting (carried)
- Approved variance to decrease rear lot line setback from 14.5 m to 8.80 m at 11507 240 Street (carried)
Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee
The Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee will meet to discuss a service review for arts, culture, heritage, and events. The session includes a presentation by Manager of Special Projects Christa Balatti and consultant Patricia Huntsman.
- Arts, Culture, Heritage and Events Service Review presentation
The Engaged Healthy Community Advisory Committee approved the July 3 agenda and adopted the June 5 meeting minutes, both motions carried. No other formal actions were taken; the meeting included a review of arts, culture, heritage, and events services and staff updates on community safety and upcoming initiatives.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-EHCAC-004) – carried
- Adopted June 5 minutes (R/2025-EHCAC-005) – carried
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee will receive presentations on tourism and film development. The meeting focuses on event attraction and business recruitment strategies.
- Major Events Development & Attraction Plan presentation
- Maple Ridge Discovery Hub (BeWith) business and event recruitment presentation
- Film Maple Ridge sector overview and development initiatives presentation
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee approved its July 2, 2025 agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-006) and adopted the minutes from the June 4, 2025 meeting (R/2025-DTEAC-007). Both motions were carried. No other formal decisions were recorded.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-006) – carried
- Adopted minutes (R/2025-DTEAC-007) – carried
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee will discuss planned crosswalk improvements and review the new provincial housing framework. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving the agenda, adopting minutes from the May 22 meeting, and a council liaison update.
- Upcoming crosswalk enhancements
- Understanding the new provincial housing framework
- Approval of agenda
- Adoption of May 22 meeting minutes
- Council liaison update
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee approved the June 26, 2025 agenda, adding item 4.3 about the Historical Society incident report. The committee also adopted the minutes from the May 22, 2025 meeting. No other substantive actions or votes were recorded.
- Approved agenda amendment to include item 4.3 Incident Report – carried
- Adopted May 22, 2025 meeting minutes – carried
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge City Council will consider several zone‑amending bylaws, including a second reading for rezoning 12194 and 12208 206 Street to RM‑1 for a 37‑unit townhouse development. It will also review a fee‑for‑service agreement with the Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce totaling $60,200 for 2025. Additional items include development permits, the Climate Action Plan endorsement, and the 2024 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7789‑2021: rezoning 12194 & 12208 206 Street from RS‑1/RS‑3 to RM‑1 (37 townhouse units) – second reading
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8037‑2025: rezoning 22490‑22514 121 Avenue & 12085 Edge St from RS‑1 to RM‑3 (129‑unit apartment) – first, second, and third readings
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8038‑2025: rezoning 10225 272 St to add CD‑1‑25 Farm‑Based Restaurant – first and second readings
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718‑2021: rezoning 20886 River Road from RS‑1 to R‑1 and RT‑1 – third reading
- Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce fee‑for‑service agreement renewal: $60,200 for 2025, $61,404 for 2026, $62,630 for 2027
The council approved the meeting agenda and adopted the previous meeting minutes. It moved several zoning bylaw readings forward, approved development permits and a fee‑for‑service agreement with the Ridge Meadows Chamber, and endorsed the Maple Ridge Climate Action Plan. The council also accepted the School District 42 eligible school sites proposal, received an interim liquid waste management plan, and approved the 2024 Annual Report and financial statements.
- Approved June 24 agenda (CARRIED)
- Adopted June 10 council minutes (CARRIED)
- Given second reading to Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7789‑2021 (rezoning 206 Street) and directed staff work (CARRIED)
- Abandoned Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7905‑2023 (rezoning 121 Avenue) (CARRIED)
- Approved Development Permit 2021‑530‑DP for 11410 207 Street (CARRIED)
- Authorized $60,200‑$62,630 fee‑for‑service agreement with Ridge Meadows Chamber (CARRIED)
- Endorsed Maple Ridge Climate Action Plan “Resilient Future 2050” (CARRIED)
- Approved 2024 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information (CARRIED)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider several staff reports and forward them to the next Regular Council Meeting. Items include an interim liquid waste management plan, a fee‑for‑service agreement renewal with the Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce, multiple rezoning and development variance proposals, and updates to the Climate Action Plan and the 2024 financial report. The council will not make final decisions at this meeting but will recommend forwarding the reports.
- Rezoning 22490‑22514 121 Avenue and 12085 Edge Street from RS‑1 to RM‑3 for a six‑storey, 129‑unit apartment building
- Rezoning 10225 272 Street from RS‑3 to RS‑3 and CD‑1‑25 to permit a farm‑based restaurant
- Development Variance Permit for 11822 Owen Street to allow a six‑unit courtyard residential development
- Fee‑for‑service agreement renewal (2025‑2028) with Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce
- Interim Draft Liquid Waste Management Plan to be forwarded to the next Regular Council Meeting
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the minutes from June 3 and June 10. It forwarded several staff reports—including the interim draft liquid waste management plan, the Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce fee agreement, rezoning bylaw updates, the revised Climate Action Plan, the 2024 Annual Report, and the "One City: Our Voice" publication—to the next regular council meeting. The council amended a motion to have staff bring forward a revised amending bylaw for a 180‑square‑metre farm‑based restaurant building and directed staff to add a restrictive covenant limiting restaurant capacity to 56. Finally, the council resolved to close the meeting to the public under sections of the Community Charter.
- Approved agenda (CARRIED)
- Adopted June 3 and June 10 minutes (CARRIED)
- Forwarded interim draft Liquid Waste Management Plan to next regular council meeting (CARRIED)
- Forwarded Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce fee‑for‑service agreement renewal to next regular council meeting (CARRIED)
- Forwarded rezoning of 121 Avenue and Edge Street (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8037‑2025) to next regular council meeting (CARRIED)
- Amended motion to have staff bring forward revised amending bylaw for 180 m² farm‑based restaurant building to June 24 regular council meeting (CARRIED)
- Directed staff to include restrictive covenant limiting restaurant capacity to 56 (CARRIED)
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter (CARRIED)
Public Hearing
The Maple Ridge City Council is holding a public hearing on Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718-2021 (2021-107-RZ) for 20886 River Road. The bylaw seeks to rezone the property from RS-1 to R-1 and RT-1 to allow a future nine‑lot subdivision. Residents may speak at the hearing, and the council will take further action at the next regular meeting.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718-2021 (2021-107-RZ) for 20886 River Road
- Rezoning from RS-1 to R-1 and RT-1
- Proposed future nine‑lot subdivision
- Attachments: location map, aerial photo, zoning map, draft bylaw, subdivision plan, school district comments
- Public hearing for resident input; final decision to be made at the next regular council meeting
The council conducted a public hearing on rezoning application 2021-107-RZ for 20886 River Road, proposing a change from RS-1 to R-1 and RT-1. Residents voiced support for more housing but raised concerns about traffic, road capacity, and sidewalk safety near the elementary school. No vote or formal decision was recorded; the hearing was closed without a resolution.
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee will approve its agenda and adopt minutes from the May 14 meeting. The committee will receive a verbal update on the Climate Action Plan from the June 3 Committee of the Whole. Additional items include staff reports, a council liaison update, and a member roundtable before adjournment.
- Approval of the June 11 agenda
- Adoption of May 14 meeting minutes
- Verbal update on the Climate Action Plan
- Staff reports
- Council liaison update
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee approved the June 11 agenda, adding items on the Zero Carbon Step Code and Sustainable Leadership. The minutes from the May 14 meeting were adopted. No other motions were decided; the remainder of the meeting consisted of updates and discussion.
- Agenda approved with added items 4.2 and 4.3 (carried)
- May 14 minutes adopted (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review three staff reports and forward them to the June 24, 2025 Regular Council meeting. One report proposes rezoning 12194 and 12208 206 Street from RS-1 and RS-3 to RM-1 to permit 37 market‑strata townhouse units. Another report recommends a development permit for a fourplex at 11410 207 Street. A third report presents School District 42’s 2025 eligible school sites proposal. The meeting also includes a resolution to close the session to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter.
- Rezoning 12194 & 12208 206 Street from RS-1/RS-3 to RM-1 for 37 townhouses
- Development permit request for a fourplex at 11410 207 Street
- School District 42 eligible school sites proposal – 2025
- Resolution to hold a closed meeting per Section 90(1)(c) and 90(1)(l) of the Community Charter
- Approval of agenda and adoption of minutes (procedural items)
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and then moved three staff reports forward to the June 24 regular council meeting: a rezoning proposal for 206 Street, a development permit for 207 Street, and the School District 42 eligible site proposal. The council also passed a resolution to hold the remainder of the meeting closed to the public. All motions were carried.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (carried)
- Forwarded rezoning report for 206 Street to June 24 council (carried)
- Forwarded development permit report for 207 Street to June 24 council (carried)
- Forwarded School District 42 eligible sites proposal to June 24 council (carried)
- Approved resolution to close the meeting to the public (carried)
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge Council will hold a workshop on June 10, 2025. The agenda does not list any specific items for discussion or decision.
Regular Council Meeting
The council will consider several bylaw actions, including adopting the Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 7993‑2024. It will give first and second readings to the Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 and the Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7570‑2019 for the property at 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent, which would re‑designate part of the site from Suburban Residential to Park/Conservation and permit a subdivision of two single‑detached lots. The council will also vote on renewing the lease for Katie’s Place animal shelter for three years.
- Adopt Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 7993‑2024
- First reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 for 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent
- Second reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 and forward to public hearing
- Second reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7570‑2019 and forward to public hearing
- Renew Katie’s Place animal shelter lease for a three‑year term with two renewal options
The council approved the meeting agenda, adopted the May 27, 2025 council minutes, and accepted the consent agenda items. It adopted a consolidated fees and charges bylaw amendment, gave first and second readings to the Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 and forwarded it to a public hearing, and also gave a second reading to Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7570‑2019 for public hearing while directing staff to work with the applicant. The council renewed the Katie’s Place animal‑shelter lease for three years with two optional three‑year extensions.
- Approved agenda amendment removing item 5.1 (carried)
- Adopted May 27, 2025 council minutes (carried)
- Accepted consent agenda items (carried)
- Adopted Fees and Charges Bylaw amendment No. 7993‑2024 (carried)
- Gave first reading to OCP Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023 and directed consultation (carried)
- Gave second reading to OCP Amending Bylaw No. 7900‑2023, forwarded to public hearing (carried)
- Gave second reading to Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7570‑2019, forwarded to public hearing and directed staff work (carried)
- Renewed Katie’s Place lease for three years with two renewal terms of three years each (carried)
Engaged, Healthy Community Advisory Committee
The committee will elect its chair and vice‑chair. It will receive updates on the City’s public art program, including the Artist in Residence, and on the newly approved Community Engagement Framework. Additional agenda items include member introductions, orientation, and a council liaison update.
- Chair and Vice‑Chair selection
- Update on Public Art Program and Artist in Residence
- Update on Community Engagement Framework
- Council Liaison update
- Member roundtable
The committee approved the June 5 agenda as circulated. Steven Hall was appointed chair for 2025. Carolina Echeverri was appointed vice‑chair for 2025.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- Steven Hall appointed as Chair (carried)
- Carolina Echeverri appointed as Vice‑Chair (carried)
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on the recently completed Investment Attraction and Business Retention & Expansion strategies. A second presentation will give an overview of economic development practice and terminology. The meeting will also adopt the agenda, adopt minutes from the May 7, 2025 meeting, receive staff reports, a council liaison update, and hold a roundtable before adjourning.
- Presentation: Investment Attraction & Business Retention and Expansion strategies
- Presentation: Economic Development Overview
- Adoption of agenda
- Adoption of May 7, 2025 meeting minutes
- Staff reports, council liaison update, and roundtable
The Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee approved its June 4 agenda (R/2025-DTEAC-004) and adopted the May 7 minutes (R/2025-DTEAC-005) by unanimous vote. No other substantive decisions were recorded during the meeting.
- Agenda approved unanimously (R/2025-DTEAC-004)
- May 7 minutes adopted unanimously (R/2025-DTEAC-005)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider staff reports on the Maple Ridge Climate Action Plan, a rezoning and Official Community Plan amendment for 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent to change from Suburban Residential to Park/Conservation for a subdivision of two single‑detached lots, and a lease renewal for Katie’s Place animal shelter. Each report will be forwarded to the next Regular Council Meeting. The meeting will also be closed to the public for certain agenda items under the Community Charter.
- Maple Ridge Climate Action Plan report forwarded to Council
- Rezoning of 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent (RS‑3 to RS‑2) and OCP bylaw amendments (No. 7900‑2023, No. 7570‑2019) to permit two single‑detached lots
- Katie’s Place animal shelter lease renewal forwarded to Council
- Notice of closed meeting under Community Charter sections 90(1)(l) and 90(2)
- Approval of agenda, minutes, and procedural items
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the May 20 minutes. The Climate Action Plan was forwarded to the next regular council meeting and referred back to staff for additional feedback. Reports on a zoning amendment for 12525 Blue Mountain Crescent, a lease renewal for Katie’s Place, and a closed‑meeting notice were also forwarded or approved.
- Agenda approved (CARRIED)
- May 20 minutes adopted (CARRIED)
- Climate Action Plan forwarded to next Regular Council Meeting (CARRIED)
- Climate Action Plan referred back to staff for feedback (CARRIED)
- Blue Mountain Crescent zoning amendment report forwarded to next Regular Council Meeting (CARRIED)
- Katie's Place lease renewal report forwarded to next Regular Council Meeting (CARRIED)
- Closed‑meeting notice approved (CARRIED)
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will consider two appeals regarding zoning bylaw setbacks and siting requirements. The meeting includes the adoption of minutes from May 5, 2025.
- Appeal BV 2025-007072: Request to reduce rear lot line setback from 6.0m to 0.39m and side lot line setback from 1.5m to 1.09m for a deck and stairs at 12876 Sheldrake Court
- Appeal BV 2025-007532: Request to waive the rear yard requirement for a detached garden suite at 26228 Dewdney Trunk Road
- Appeal BV 2025-007532: Request to increase Farm Home Plate maximum area from 0.2 hectares to 0.262 hectares at 26228 Dewdney Trunk Road
The Board of Variance approved two setback reductions to allow a deck and stairs at 12876 Sheldrake Court. It also approved a waiver allowing a detached garden suite in the side and front yards and increased the Farm Home Plate area at 26228 Dewdney Trunk Road. All four motions were carried.
- Approved rear lot line setback reduction from 6.0 m to 0.39 m for 12876 Sheldrake Court (carried)
- Approved interior side lot line setback reduction from 1.5 m to 1.09 m for 12876 Sheldrake Court (carried)
- Approved waiver of rear‑yard requirement for detached garden suite at 26228 Dewdney Trunk Road (carried)
- Approved increase of Farm Home Plate area to 0.262 ha at 26228 Dewdney Trunk Road (carried)
Special (to close) Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge City Council will hold a special meeting on May 27, 2025. No agenda items are listed in the provided document, indicating the meeting is procedural in nature.
The council approved the special meeting agenda as presented. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. Both motions were carried.
- Approved special meeting agenda (carried)
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public (carried)
Regular Council Meeting
The council endorsed the School District 42 motion and instructed the mayor to write letters to provincial ministers, the premier and local MLAs urging immediate funding for the Silver Valley elementary school site and faster school construction. It also approved several zoning and fees bylaws, giving them first, second and/or third readings as noted. Additionally, the council approved a development permit for an eight‑storey rental building at 12323 222 Street.
- Endorsed School District 42 motion and directed mayor to request funding for Silver Valley elementary school site (carried)
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8034-2025 (first, second and third reading) for 12011 223 Street (carried)
- Directed staff to proceed with Albion Area Plan consultation and gave OCP Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025 first reading (carried)
- Approved Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Amending Bylaw No. 7993-2024 (first, second and third reading) (carried)
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7814-2021 (third reading) for 24156 104 Avenue (carried)
- Approved Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8035-2025 (third reading) (carried)
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7880-2022 (third reading) (carried)
- Approved Development Permit 2020-309-DP for 12323 222 Street (carried)
Liveable Community Advisory Committee
The Liveable Community Advisory Committee will elect its chair and vice‑chair. It will review a feasibility study for a new aquatic and recreation centre and a possible baseball‑field relocation. The committee will also consider two design options for a new park in the Silver Valley area.
- Selection of LCAC Chair and Vice Chair
- Feasibility study for new aquatic and recreation facility and baseball field relocation
- Presentation of two design options for a new park in Silver Valley
The committee approved the May 22 agenda as circulated. Members adopted the meeting minutes. Ross Dunning was appointed Chair for 2025, and Trish Coft was appointed Vice Chair for 2025. All motions were carried.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Adopted minutes (carried)
- Appointed Ross Dunning as Chair (carried)
- Appointed Trish Coft as Vice Chair (carried)
Advisory Design Panel
The Advisory Design Panel is meeting to discuss a development permit application for a mixed-use project. The proposal includes a 6-story building with commercial space on the ground level and residential units above.
- Development Permit No: 2023-422-DP for a 6-story mixed-use building at 11920 228 Street
Public Hearing
The Maple Ridge Council held a public hearing on May 20, 2025 to consider several zoning bylaw changes. Items include rezoning three residential parcels for townhouse and subdivision projects and the creation of a new M‑7 Employment Park Zone under the Yennadon Lands Area Plan. Decisions will be recorded and any further consideration will occur at the next regular council meeting.
- Rezone 24156 104 Ave from RS‑3 to RM‑1 to allow 21 townhouse units (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7814‑2021).
- Rezone 24266 110 Ave from RS‑3 to RS‑1d using the Albion Density Bonus for a potential nine‑lot subdivision (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7880‑2022).
- Rezone 24369 110 Ave from RS‑3 to RS‑1d to facilitate an eight‑lot subdivision (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7901‑2023).
- Create a new M‑7 Employment Park Zone in the Yennadon Lands Area Plan (Zoning Bylaw No. 8033‑2025).
The council held a public hearing for four rezoning proposals (items 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, and 2.4). No public comments were received for any item. The mayor declared each hearing closed. No rezoning approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.
- Public hearing on item 2.1 (24156 104 Ave) closed
- Public hearing on item 2.2 (24266 110 Ave) closed
- Public hearing on item 2.3 (24369 110 Ave) closed
- Public hearing on item 2.4 (Yennadon Lands Area Plan) closed
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will forward six staff reports to the next Regular Council meeting, including an investment attraction strategy, a zone‑amending bylaw for 12011 223 Street, a development permit for 12323 222 Street, a transit‑oriented area land‑use update, an Albion Area Plan update, and an amendment to the Fees and Charges Bylaw. The meeting will be closed to the public for matters covered under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter. No decisions are being made at this meeting; items are being recommended for further council consideration.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8034-2025 for 12011 223 Street – six‑storey mixed‑use building (Phase 2 of the ERA development)
- Development Permit for 12323 222 Street – eight‑storey rental apartment building
- Transit‑Oriented Areas land‑use planning process update
- Albion Area Plan update with Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 8032-2025
- Amendment to Maple Ridge Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 7575-2019
The Committee of the Whole approved the meeting agenda and adopted the May 6 minutes. Council forwarded several staff reports—including investment strategy, zoning amendment, development permit, transit‑oriented area update, Albion Area Plan update, and fees‑bylaw amendment—to the next regular council meeting. A resolution was carried to hold part of the meeting closed to the public. The meeting adjourned at 3:58 p.m.
- Adopted May 6 Committee of the Whole minutes (carried)
- Forwarded Investment Attraction and Business Retention report to next council (carried)
- Forwarded 2024-228-RZ zoning amendment report to next council (carried)
- Forwarded 2020-309-DP multi‑family development permit report to next council (carried)
- Forwarded Transit‑Oriented Areas planning update to next council (carried)
- Forwarded Albion Area Plan update to next council (carried)
- Forwarded amendment to Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 7575-2019 to next council (carried)
- Approved resolution to exclude the public from part of the meeting (carried)
Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness
The Municipal Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusiveness will meet on May 15, 2025. The agenda includes introductions, a committee orientation, selection of a chair and vice‑chair, presentation of MACAI awards, discussion of a Financial Access Policy and an Accessibility Strategy, followed by staff reports, a council liaison update, and a member roundtable.
- Chair and Vice Chair Selection
- MACAI Awards presentation
- Review of Financial Access Policy
- Discussion of Accessibility Strategy
- Member roundtable discussion
The committee approved its agenda and adopted the December 2024 minutes. Julia de Gruchy was appointed Chair and Christina Shearme Vice‑Chair for 2025. The MACAI Awards will be presented at the Canada Day celebration, with the award style approved and the wording amended to read “Recognized for outstanding contributions in supporting Accessibility and Inclusion.” All motions were carried.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- December 2024 minutes adopted (carried)
- Julia de Gruchy appointed Chair (carried)
- Christina Shearme appointed Vice‑Chair (carried)
- Present MACAI Award at Canada Day celebration (carried)
- Approve proposed award style and etching (carried)
- Amend award wording to “Recognized for outstanding contributions in supporting Accessibility and Inclusion” (carried)
Climate and Environment Advisory Committee
The Climate and Environment Advisory Committee will introduce members, conduct an orientation, and select its chair and vice‑chair. It will review the Climate Action Plan and the Environment 2025 Workplan presented by staff. The meeting also includes a council liaison update and a member roundtable before adjourning.
- Chair and Vice Chair selection
- Review of Climate Action Plan
- Review of Environment 2025 Workplan
- Council liaison update
- Member roundtable discussion
The committee approved its agenda unanimously. Brian Clark was appointed Chair of the Climate and Environment Advisory Committee for 2025 by unanimous vote. Mark McClary was appointed Vice Chair for 2025 by unanimous vote.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-CEAC-001) unanimously
- Appointed Brian Clark as Chair (R/2025-CEAC-002) unanimously
- Appointed Mark McClary as Vice Chair (R/2025-CEAC-003) unanimously
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge council held a workshop meeting on May 13, 2025. The agenda included a video recording of the proceedings and standard procedural details. No specific decisions or agenda items were listed in the provided text.
- Workshop meeting held on May 13, 2025
- Video recording of proceedings available
- Standard procedural agenda details provided
Regular Council Meeting
The council will give a second reading to Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718-2021 to allow a future nine‑lot subdivision at 20886 River Road. It will also consider related subdivision bylaws for 11795 and 11839 267 Street, approve a development variance permit for those parcels, and adopt the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements. An industrial land study for the Albion Industrial Area will be received for information.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718-2021 (20886 River Road) – second reading and referral to public hearing
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7539-2019 (11795 & 11839 267 Street) – adoption
- Development Variance Permit 2019-055-VP for 11795 & 11839 267 Street – approval
- 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements – council approval
- Bring to Market Industrial Land Study for Albion Industrial Area – receipt for information
The council approved a development variance permit for two parcels on 267 Street, allowing changes to lot width and depth. It moved forward with zoning amendments for future subdivisions on River Road and 267 Street, and adopted a zone‑amending bylaw. The 2024 consolidated financial statements were approved, and the industrial land study for the Albion area was received for information. Motions on council compensation reporting and provincial mental‑health support were not proceeded due to lack of consent.
- Approved Development Variance Permit 2019-055-VP for 11795 & 11839 267 Street (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718-2021 (second reading, forwarded to public hearing) (CARRIED)
- Adopted Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7834-2022 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7539-2019 (CARRIED)
- Approved 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements (CARRIED)
- Received Bring to Market Industrial Land Study for Albion Industrial Area (CARRIED)
- Approved soil permit reconsideration with conditions; motion carried despite one opposition (CARRIED)
- Did not proceed with motions 14.1 and 14.2 on council compensation and mental‑health advocacy (not proceeded)
Diversified Thriving Economy Advisory Committee
The Diversified, Thriving Economy Advisory Committee is meeting to conduct member introductions and committee orientation. The body will select a Chair and Vice Chair.
- Selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
The committee approved its May 7 agenda and adopted the previous meeting minutes, both unanimously. Jerry Kok was appointed Chair for 2025, and Michael Pahl was appointed Vice Chair, each appointment carried unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Agenda approved (unanimous)
- Minutes adopted (unanimous)
- Jerry Kok appointed Chair (unanimous)
- Michael Pahl appointed Vice Chair (unanimous)
Audit and Finance Committee
The Audit and Finance Committee will consider the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements and the accompanying audit findings report presented by BDO Canada LLP. It will also approve the meeting agenda, adopt the minutes from the February 18, 2025 meeting, and address a portion of the meeting that will be closed under the Community Charter. The meeting includes a public question period before adjournment.
- Approve agenda for May 6, 2025 meeting
- Adopt minutes from AFC 2025-02-18 meeting
- Review 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
- Presentation of 2024 Audit Findings Report by BDO Canada LLP
- Closed portion to discuss annual municipal report preparation
The Audit and Finance Committee approved its agenda and adopted the February 18, 2025 minutes. It voted to recommend that Council approve the City’s 2024 financial statements. The Committee also approved a notice to close part of the meeting under the Community Charter.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Adopted February 18, 2025 minutes (carried)
- Recommended Council approve 2024 Financial Statements (carried)
- Approved notice of closed meeting under Section 90 (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will adopt the agenda, approve the April 15 minutes, and consider several staff reports. Reports include a development variance permit for 11795 and 11839 267 Street, a zone‑amending bylaw for 20886 River Road, an industrial land study for the Albion Industrial Area, a Q1 2025 strategic plan update, and the 2024 consolidated financial statements. All items are recommended to be forwarded to the next regular council meeting.
- Development Variance Permit for 11795 and 11839 267 Street – variances to lot width and depth
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7718‑2021 for 20886 River Road – RS‑1 to R‑1 and RT‑1 for a 9‑lot subdivision
- Bring to Market Industrial Land Study for the Albion Industrial Area, Fraser River
- Strategic Update on the Maple Ridge Strategic Plan for Q1 2025
- Presentation of the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the April 15 minutes. Four staff reports – a development variance, a zone amendment, an industrial land study, and the 2024 financial statements – were each forwarded to the next regular council meeting.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (Carried)
- Adopted April 15 Committee of the Whole minutes (Carried)
- Forwarded 2019-055-VP development variance report to next regular council meeting (Carried)
- Forwarded 2021-107-RZ zone amendment report to next regular council meeting (Carried)
- Forwarded Albion Industrial Land Study report to next regular council meeting (Carried)
- Forwarded 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements report to next regular council meeting (Carried)
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its April 7, 2025 meeting. It will also consider an appeal from Springridge Construction Ltd. for a variance to reduce the required rear lot line setback from 7.5 metres to 1.9 metres on the property at 23170 126 Avenue, which is zoned RS‑3 (single‑detached rural residential). The agenda recommends approving the variance.
- Adopt minutes of the April 7, 2025 Board of Variance meeting
- Appeal by Springridge Construction Ltd. for a rear‑lot‑line setback reduction from 7.5 m to 1.9 m at 23170 126 Avenue
- Property is zoned RS‑3 (single‑detached rural residential)
- Recommendation to approve the variance
The Board of Variance adopted the minutes from the April 7, 2025 meeting. The board considered an appeal by Springridge Construction Ltd. to reduce the rear‑lot‑line setback from 7.5 m to 1.9 m at 23170 126 Avenue. The appeal was defeated, with Chair D. Nouri and Vice‑Chair B. Domaas recorded as opposed. No other motions were decided.
- Adopted minutes of April 7, 2025 meeting (R/2025‑BOV‑008)
- Appeal to decrease rear setback at 23170 126 Avenue defeated (D. Nouri & B. Domaas opposed) (R/2025‑BOV‑009)
Regular Council Meeting
Council will discuss the adoption of a Family-Friendly Housing Policy and bylaws to regulate short-term rentals. The meeting includes several rezoning applications for apartments and townhomes, as well as a proposal for free weekend parking in the City Centre from April to October.
- Adoption of three bylaws to regulate Short-Term Rentals
- Proposed $47,474 in additional funding from City Surplus for 2025 Canada Day Celebration
- Rezoning of 12209-12251 222 Street and 22190 123 Avenue for two 6-storey apartment buildings (152 units)
- Request to Agricultural Land Commission for two additional ice sheets at 23580 Jim Robson Way
- Contract awards exceeding $750,000 for Q1 2025
The council authorized $47,474 from the city surplus to fund Option 1 of the 2025 Canada Day Celebration. Several bylaws were adopted, including the short‑term rental amendment and off‑street parking bylaws. The council also approved free weekend underground parking, a family‑friendly housing policy, and multiple development permits and a non‑farm use for ice‑arena expansion.
- Approved $47,474 from city surplus for 2025 Canada Day Celebration (R/2025-CM-127)
- Adopted Short‑Term Rental Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8029-2025 (third reading) (R/2025-CM-121)
- Adopted Off‑Street Parking and Loading Amending Bylaw No. 8030-2025 (R/2025-CM-122)
- Approved waiver of underground parking rates on weekends April 1–Oct 31 (R/2025-CM-129)
- Adopted Family‑Friendly Housing Policy No. 6.37 (R/2025-CM-130)
- Approved Non‑Farm Use Application 2025‑030‑AL for ice‑arena expansion (R/2025-CM-132)
- Approved Development Variance Permit 2020‑014‑VP for 12209 Laity Street (R/2025-CM-132)
- Approved Development Permit 2020‑432‑DP for 12211 & 12229 228 Street (R/2025-CM-133)
Special (to close) Council Meeting
The agenda for the Maple Ridge Special Council Meeting on April 22 2025 contains no listed items. The document only shows placeholder sections and does not specify any decisions, contracts, or public hearings.
The council approved the April 22, 2025 special (to close) agenda as presented. A resolution was adopted to close the meeting to the public under Section 90 of the Community Charter. No other substantive matters were decided.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved resolution to close meeting to public (carried)
Advisory Design Panel
The Maple Ridge Advisory Design Panel will consider three development permit applications. The panel will examine reports and plans for a multi‑family residential project at 11089 240 Street, a mixed‑use building at 11920 228 Street, and a townhouse development at 24195 Fern Crescent Street. The meeting includes a public question period and a for‑information segment.
- Development Permit 2024-188-DP: 153 three‑storey townhouse units plus 3 single‑family lots at 11089 240 Street.
- Development Permit 2023-422-DP: 6‑storey mixed‑use building with ground‑level commercial and residential units above at 11920 228 Street.
- Development Permit 2024-362-DP: 24‑unit townhouse development at 24195 Fern Crescent Street.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole considered four staff reports: a subdivision of eight lots at 24369 110 Avenue, a new M‑7 Employment Park Zone under the Yennadon Lands Area Plan, a Family‑Friendly Housing Policy, and proposed updates to building, planning, board of variance and engineering fees for 2025. For each report, the recommendation was to forward it to the next Regular Council Meeting. The meeting also included a notice that a portion would be closed to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter.
- Subdivision of eight lots at 24369 110 Avenue (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7901‑2023)
- Creation of new M‑7 Employment Park Zone in Yennadon Lands Area Plan (Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8033‑2025)
- Family‑Friendly Housing Policy – minimum unit‑mix and dwelling size requirements
- Proposed updates to Building, Planning, Board of Variance and Engineering Fees for 2025
- Closed‑meeting notice under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the April 8 minutes. Four staff reports – a subdivision amendment, an M‑7 Employment Park Zone amendment, a Family‑Friendly Housing Policy, and a 2025 fee update – were each forwarded to the next regular council meeting. A notice to hold a closed meeting under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter was also approved.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Adopted April 8, 2025 Committee of the Whole minutes (carried)
- Forwarded report 2022-434-RZ, 24369 110 Avenue zone amendment to next council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded M‑7 Employment Park Zone amendment report to next council meeting (carried)
- Forwarded Family‑Friendly Housing Policy report to next council meeting (carried; Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Forwarded 2025 building, planning, board of variance and engineering fees update report to next council meeting (carried; Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Approved closed‑meeting notice under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter (carried)
Public Hearing
The City of Maple Ridge is holding a public hearing to discuss proposed land use changes and new regulations. Council will hear input on short-term rental implementation and two specific residential redevelopment projects.
- Proposed short-term rental regulations via Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8029-2025
- Rezoning of 12209-12251 222 Street and 22190 123 Avenue for two 6-storey apartment buildings (152 units)
- Land use changes for 11758 221 Street and 22119-22173 Cliff Avenue from Single-Family Residential to Low-Rise Apartment and Town Centre Commercial
- Business Licence Amending Bylaw No. 8022-2025 regarding short-term rentals
- Off-Street Parking and Loading Amending Bylaw No. 8030-2025 regarding short-term rentals
The council held a public hearing on three applications: land‑use designation changes in the Town Centre Area Plan, rezoning of properties on 222 Street and 123 Avenue to medium‑density apartments, and a short‑term rental bylaw amendment. No public comments were received for the first and third items, and seven comments were received for the second, but the mayor declared each hearing closed without a vote. Consequently, no decisions were approved, denied, or tabled at this meeting.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will approve the agenda, adopt the April 1 minutes, and forward eight staff reports to the next Regular Council meeting. Items include a request to convert agricultural land at 23580 Jim Robson Way for two additional ice sheets, and several development variance permits for child‑care centres, a townhouse project, and a mixed‑use building. The committee will also consider an amendment to advisory‑committee membership and a resolution to hold a closed meeting on privileged matters.
- Non‑farm use request for two ice sheets at 23580 Jim Robson Way (Agricultural Land Reserve)
- Development variance to reduce parking stalls for a Group Child Care Centre at 22535 Lougheed Highway
- Development variance to reduce parking stalls for a Group Child Care Centre at 22528 Lougheed Highway
- Development variance and permit for a 17‑unit townhouse at 12211 and 12229 228 Street
- Development variance and commercial/multi‑family permit for a 3‑storey mixed‑use building at 24018 112 Avenue
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the April 1 minutes. The council voted to forward eight staff reports—including land‑use and development variance requests—to the next regular council meeting. A resolution to close the remainder of the meeting to the public was also carried.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (carried)
- Adopted April 1 Committee of the Whole minutes (carried)
- Forwarded 2025-030-AL non‑farm use request for Jim Robson Way (carried)
- Forwarded 2025-031-VP development variance for 22535 Lougheed Highway (carried)
- Forwarded 2025-029-VP development variance for 22528 Lougheed Highway (carried)
- Forwarded 2020-014-VP two‑lot subdivision request for 12209 Laity Street (carried)
- Forwarded 2020-432-VP/DP 17‑unit townhouse permit for 12211 & 12229 228 Street (carried)
- Resolution to exclude the public for closed‑meeting items (carried)
Council Workshop
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.
Regular Council Meeting
The council will consider several bylaws, including the 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw 8019‑2025, the 2025 Property Tax Rates Bylaw 8026‑2025, and the 2025‑2029 Sewer Rate Bylaw 8027‑2025. It will also vote to repeal the Recycling Charges Bylaw 4655‑1992 with Bylaw 8028‑2025 and to designate Servicing Officers under Bylaw 8031‑2025. A rezoning proposal for 104 Avenue (RS‑3 to RM‑1) to allow 21 townhouse units will receive a second reading and be forwarded to a public hearing. Additional items include an OCP amendment and approval of a development concierge pilot program.
- Adopt 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 8019‑2025
- Adopt Maple Ridge Property Tax Rates Bylaw No. 8026‑2025
- Adopt 2025‑2029 Sewer Rate Bylaw No. 8027‑2025
- Repeal Recycling Levy Bylaw No. 4655‑1992 with Bylaw No. 8028‑2025
- Second reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7814‑2021 to rezone 104 Avenue to RM‑1 for 21 townhouses
The council adopted the 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw, establishing property and sewer tax rates for 2025, and repealed the recycling levy. It also approved several zoning and official community plan bylaws, launched a development concierge pilot, and authorized free admission to Hammond Outdoor Pool for residents.
- Adopted 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw 8019‑2025 (CARRIED, Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Adopted Maple Ridge 2025 Property Tax Rates Bylaw No. 8026‑2025 (CARRIED, Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Adopted Maple Ridge Sewer Rate Bylaw No. 8027‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Recycling Charges Repeal Bylaw No. 8028‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Adopted Servicing Officer Designation Bylaw No. 8031‑2025 (CARRIED)
- Approved launch of Development Concierge pilot program (CARRIED, Councillor Yousef absent)
- Approved free admission to Hammond Outdoor Pool for Maple Ridge residents in 2025 (CARRIED)
- Gave second reading and forwarded to public hearing Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7880‑2022 (CARRIED)
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will adopt the minutes from its March 3, 2025 meeting. It will consider an appeal concerning a variance request for a retaining wall at 12955 261A Street, which is currently zoned M-2 (General Industrial). The applicant seeks to replace an existing 2.7 m wall with a proposed 4.4 m wall to create a level surface for site operations.
- Adopt BOV 2025-03-03 minutes
- Appeal of variance file BV 2025-004622 for 12955 261A Street
- Request to increase retaining wall height from 2.7 m to 4.4 m
- Property currently zoned M-2 (General Industrial)
- Maximum retaining wall height variance under Part 4, Section 403.9(1) of Zoning Bylaw No. 7600-2019
The Board of Variance adopted the minutes from the March 3, 2025 meeting. It approved the appeal to replace the existing retaining wall with a new wall up to 4.4 m high at 12955 261A Street. No other decisions were made.
- Adopted March 3, 2025 minutes (carried)
- Approved retaining wall variance (max height 4.4 m) at 12955 261A Street (carried)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports for forwarding to the Regular Council Meeting. Key items include two residential rezoning applications and proposals for free public amenities.
- Rezoning 24266 110 Avenue from RS-3 to RS-1d for a future nine lot subdivision
- Rezoning 24156 104 Avenue from RS-3 to RM-1 for 21 townhouse units
- Proposed updates to 2025 filming fees
- Proposal for free underground weekend parking from April through October in the City Centre
- Proposal for free drop-in swim admission for residents at Hammond Outdoor pool in summer 2025
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the March 25 minutes. Five staff reports were approved to be forwarded to the next regular council meeting, covering rezoning, filming fees, weekend parking, and pool admissions. A resolution was passed to close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter. The meeting adjourned at 3:47 p.m.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- March 25 minutes adopted (carried)
- Report 2022-024-RZ (110 Avenue) forwarded to next council (carried)
- Report 2019-013-RZ (104 Avenue) forwarded to next council (carried)
- Update on filming fees for 2025 forwarded to next council (carried)
- Waive weekend parking rates forwarded to next council (carried)
- Hammond Pool admissions forwarded to next council (carried)
- Resolution to close meeting to public (carried)
Special Council Meeting
Council will consider several bylaws related to the city's finances and utility rates for 2025. This includes the multi-year financial plan and the establishment of municipal and regional property tax rates.
- 2025-2029 Financial Plan Bylaw 8019-2025
- Maple Ridge 2025 Property Tax Rates Bylaw No. 8026-2025
- 2025-2029 Sewer Rate Bylaw No. 8027-2025
- Repeal of Recycling Levy Bylaw No. 4655-1992
The council approved the special meeting agenda. It then gave first, second and third readings to the 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw, the 2025 Property Tax Rates Bylaw, the 2025‑2029 Sewer Rate Bylaw, and the Recycling Charges Repeal Bylaw, all of which were carried. Councillor Yousef opposed the financial plan and property tax bylaws.
- Approved agenda (R/2025-SCM-001) – carried
- Approved 2025‑2029 Financial Plan Bylaw 8019‑2025 – carried (Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Approved 2025 Property Tax Rates Bylaw No. 8026‑2025 – carried (Councillor Yousef opposed)
- Approved Sewer Rate Amending Bylaw No. 8027‑2025 – carried
- Approved Recycling Charges Repeal Bylaw No. 8028‑2025 – carried
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will review and vote on several amending bylaws that would regulate short‑term rentals, including zoning, parking, and business licence changes. It will also give third‑reading consideration to rezoning proposals for properties on 102 Avenue and Patterson Avenue. Additional items include the first reading of an Official Community Plan amendment for medium‑density apartments and approval of a new Community Engagement Framework.
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8029‑2025 to enable short‑term rentals – first and second reading, forward to public hearing
- Off‑Street Parking and Loading Amending Bylaw No. 8030‑2025 to support short‑term rentals – first, second and third reading
- Business Licencing and Regulation Amending Bylaw No. 8022‑2025 for short‑term rentals – first, second and third reading, public notice
- Zoning Amending Bylaw No. 7903‑2023 to rezone 102 Avenue properties from RS‑3 to R‑3 – third reading
- Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7946‑2023 to rezone Patterson Avenue properties from RS‑1 to RM‑1 – third reading
The council adopted several rezoning bylaws, moved forward amendments to the Official Community Plan, and approved a suite of short‑term rental regulations. It also approved the new Community Engagement Framework and related communications policy. All items were carried without recorded vote tallies.
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7903-2023 (102 Avenue) third reading – rezoned RS-3 to R-3
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7946-2023 (Patterson Avenue) third reading – rezoned RS-1 to RM-1
- Approved first reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7771-2021 and directed staff to begin consultation and post the bylaw online
- Approved second reading of Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7771-2021 and forwarded it to a public hearing
- Approved second reading of Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7772-2021 and forwarded it to a public hearing
- Approved Zone Amending Bylaw No. 8029-2025 (short‑term rentals) first and second reading and forwarded it to a public hearing
- Approved Off‑Street Parking and Loading Amending Bylaw No. 8030-2025 first, second and third reading
- Approved the Community Engagement Framework and Corporate Communications and Community Engagement Policy No. 5.57
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review several staff reports and forward them to the Regular Council Meeting. Items include an online application portal, a Development Concierge pilot, a rezoning of properties on 222 Street and 123 Avenue from RS‑1 to RM‑2 for two 6‑storey apartment buildings, new short‑term rental bylaws, a Servicing Officer designation bylaw, and updated recreation service fees. A resolution will close part of the meeting to the public under the Community Charter.
- Rezoning of 222 Street and 123 Avenue from RS‑1 (single‑family) to RM‑2 (medium‑density) for two 6‑storey apartments, 152 market strata units
- Three amending bylaws to regulate short‑term rentals (Bylaw No. 8029‑2025, 8030‑2025, 8022‑2025)
- Development Concierge Program – pilot overview to support strategic development projects
- Online application portal and streamlined permit process report
- Update on Recreation Services Fees and Charges for 2025
The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the March 4 minutes. Council voted to forward seven staff reports—including updates on the online permit portal, a development concierge pilot, short‑term rental bylaws, a servicing officer bylaw, and recreation fee changes—to upcoming regular council meetings. A resolution was passed to close the remainder of the meeting to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter.
- Approved Committee of the Whole agenda (R/2025-CW-040) – carried
- Adopted March 4, 2025 Committee of the Whole minutes (R/2025-CW-041) – carried
- Forwarded "Online application portal and streamlined permit process" report to April 8, 2025 council meeting (R/2025-CW-042) – carried
- Forwarded "Development Concierge Program – Pilot" report to April 8, 2025 council meeting (R/2025-CW-043) – carried
- Forwarded short‑term rental regulation reports to March 25, 2025 council meeting (R/2025-CW-045) – carried
- Forwarded "Servicing Officer Designation Bylaw No. 8031-2025" report to March 25, 2025 council meeting (R/2025-CW-046) – carried
- Forwarded "Update on Recreation Services Fees and Charges for 2025" report to April 8, 2025 council meeting (R/2025-CW-047) – carried
- Resolved to close the meeting to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter (R/2025-CW-048) – carried
Advisory Design Panel
The Advisory Design Panel is reviewing two development permit applications. The projects include a large townhouse complex and a mixed-use building with rental units and retail space.
- Development Permit 2024-140-DP: 131 three-storey townhouse units and a two-storey amenity building at 24984, 25024, 25038 112th Avenue and 11070 Lockwood Street
- Development Permit 2024-228-DP: Six-storey mixed-use building with 120 rental residential units and 7 retail units at 12011 223rd Street
Public Hearing
Maple Ridge City Council will hold a public hearing on March 11, 2025, to consider two zone amending bylaws that would rezone properties to allow for the development of 33 new residential units. Written submissions will become part of the public record.
- Rezone 24340 and 24360 102 Avenue from RS-3 to R-3 to permit a future subdivision of five lots
- Rezone 20235, 20247, and 20265 Patterson Avenue from RS-1 to RM-1 to allow 28 townhouse units
- Public hearing to provide residents an opportunity to speak on the bylaws
- Meeting held in hybrid format with online participation via Zoom
- Written submissions will become part of the public record
Regular Council Meeting
The council will consider and adopt three bylaws that amend the Official Community Plan, zone regulations, and a housing agreement to permit a 6‑storey residential apartment building with 178 units on Dewdney Trunk Road. It will also approve a development variance permit and a multi‑family development permit for the same site, granting variances for setbacks, height, amenity areas, and parking. Additional agenda items include updates on land‑use reviews, tenant‑protection planning, police service fees, and the seasonal curbside patio program.
- Adopt Official Community Plan Amending Bylaw No. 7865-2022 for Dewdney Trunk Rd.
- Adopt Zone Amending Bylaw No. 7766-2021 for Dewdney Trunk Rd.
- Adopt Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 7992-2024 for Dewdney Trunk Rd.
- Approve Development Variance Permit 2021-281-VP for 22936‑22974 Dewdney Trunk Rd.
- Approve Multi‑Family Development Permit 2021-281-DP for 22936‑22974 Dewdney Trunk Rd.
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge City Council will receive a Climate Action Plan Update and provide input on the draft bold moves and actions. Council will also discuss and approve a one‑time incremental staff cost to deliver a City‑led event in 2025. The meeting includes approval of the agenda, adoption of minutes from the January 28, 2025 workshop, and standard procedural items.
- Climate Action Plan Update – report for information and input on draft bold moves
- 2025 City Event – discussion and approval of one‑time incremental staff cost
- Adoption of Council Workshop minutes from January 28, 2025
- Approval of the March 11, 2025 workshop agenda
- Territory acknowledgement of Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports to be forwarded to the Regular Council Meeting. Key items include a multi-family development proposal, land use reviews for the Town Centre, and updates to police and administration fees.
- Proposed 6-storey residential apartment with 178 units at 22936-22974 Dewdney Trunk Road
- Land use review for Cliff Ave, Selkirk Ave, and 119 Ave
- Proposed 2025 Police Services and General Administration fee changes
- Review of Provincial Housing Legislation regarding a proposed Tenant Protection Bylaw
- 2024 review and 2025 insurance requirement adjustments for the Seasonal Curbside Patio Program
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will review two zoning appeal requests regarding property setbacks and lot coverage. The board will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair for 2025.
- Appeal for 11546 239A Street: request to reduce rear setback from 14.5m to 8.4m and increase lot coverage to 50%
- Appeal for 26493 Cunningham Avenue: request to place a detached garden suite in the front yard instead of the rear yard
- 2025 Chair and Vice Chair elections
- Adoption of November 5, 2024 meeting minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Council will discuss the implementation of the Zero Carbon Step Code and review several land-use amendments. The meeting includes decisions on commercial and residential developments and the creation of an industrial lands area plan.
- Adoption of Building Amending Bylaw No. 8018-2025 for Zero Carbon Step Code
- Rezoning of 12791 232 Street from RS-2 to CS-1 for a two-storey commercial building
- Rezoning of 10366 240 Street from RS-2 to RM-1 for 30 market strata townhouses
- Rezoning of 13287 232 Street from RS-3 to RS-1 to permit a two-lot subdivision
- Direction to prepare an Area Plan for North 256 Street Industrial Lands
Advisory Design Panel
The panel will adopt the agenda and minutes, elect its 2025 chair and vice‑chair, and approve the 2025 meeting schedule. It will then review two development permit applications: a 3‑storey mixed‑use project at 24018 112 Avenue (permit 2022‑463‑DP) and two 6‑storey apartment buildings totaling 152 units at several sites on 222 Street and 123 Avenue (permit 2021‑320‑DP). A public question period will follow.
- Adopt the February 19, 2025 Advisory Design Panel agenda
- Adopt the November 20, 2024 Advisory Design Panel meeting minutes
- Elect 2025 Chair and Vice Chair of the Advisory Design Panel
- Approve the 2025 Advisory Design Panel meeting schedule
- Review Development Permit 2022‑463‑DP (mixed‑use at 24018 112 Avenue) and Development Permit 2021‑320‑DP (apartment buildings at 222 Street and 123 Avenue)
Audit and Finance Committee
The Audit and Finance Committee will approve its agenda and adopt the September 24, 2024 meeting minutes. It will review the 2024 Audit and Finance Planning Report. A portion of the meeting will be closed to the public to discuss municipal objectives and progress for the annual municipal report. The meeting will then adjourn.
- Approve agenda as circulated
- Adopt September 24, 2024 AFC minutes
- Review 2024 Audit and Finance Planning Report
- Closed session to discuss municipal objectives for annual report under Section 90
- Public question period
Public Hearing
The Maple Ridge council will hold a public hearing on February 18, 2025. The agenda does not list any specific items for decision or discussion. No rezoning, contracts, ordinances, or fee changes are noted.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will forward four staff reports on development permits and variance applications—12791 232 Street commercial building, 10366 240 Street townhouse project, 13287 232 Street subdivision, and the North 256 Street industrial lands area plan—to the next regular council meeting. It will also forward a strategic update on objectives and key results for Q4 2024. A resolution will close part of the meeting to the public under the Community Charter.
- 2019-119-DP/DVP for 12791 232 Street – two‑storey commercial building with variances
- 2020-413-DP/VP for 10366 240 Street – 30‑unit townhouse development with variances
- 2022-237-VP for 13287 232 Street – subdivision of two lots with road dedication variance
- North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan – scope of work to advance the plan
- Strategic Update on Objectives and Key Results for Q4 2024
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge Council will consider several land‑use and building items, including the first, second and third readings of the Zero Carbon Step Code amendment to the Building Bylaw. It will also take second‑reading motions on two rezoning proposals – 102 Avenue (RS‑3 to R‑3) and Patterson Avenue (RS‑1 to RM‑1) – and approve a development permit for a triplex at 119 Avenue and a variance permit for 124 Avenue. Additional reports on housing targets, adaptable housing, and potential U.S. trade tariff impacts will be received for information.
- Zero Carbon Step Code amendment (Bylaw 8018‑2025) – first, second and third readings
- Rezoning 102 Avenue, RS‑3 to R‑3 (Bylaw 7903‑2023) – second reading
- Rezoning Patterson Avenue, RS‑1 to RM‑1 (Bylaw 7946‑2023) – second reading
- Development Permit 2021‑556‑DP for 22020 119 Avenue approved
- Development Variance Permit 2024‑342‑VP for 24689 124 Avenue approved
Council Workshop
The council held a workshop meeting on February 11, 2025, to discuss agenda items. The agenda text provided is procedural boilerplate with no specific decisions or topics listed.
- Meeting held on February 11, 2025
- Meeting type listed as 'Workshop'
- No specific agenda items or decisions recorded in the provided text
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several land-use applications and housing reports to forward to the Regular Council Meeting. Discussions include rezoning for townhouses and subdivisions, building code updates for carbon and adaptable housing, and provincial housing target progress.
- Rezoning of 24340 and 24360 102 Avenue from RS-3 to R-3 for a five-lot subdivision
- Rezoning of 20235, 20247 and 20265 Patterson Avenue from RS-1 to RM-1 for 28 townhouse units
- Development permit for a proposed triplex at 22020 119 Avenue
- Proposed amendment to Building Bylaw No. 6925-2012 for Zero Carbon Step Code implementation
- Development Variance Permit for 24689 124 Avenue regarding Farm Home Plate depth and accessory building height
Regular Council Meeting
The Maple Ridge City Council will approve the regular meeting agenda and adopt the minutes from the January 14, 2025 meeting. Council members will receive a consent agenda that includes contract awards exceeding $750,000 for the period October 1 2024 to December 31 2024. A bylaw (No. 8017‑2024) to repeal the Community Heritage Commission Bylaw No. 7588‑2019 will be recommended for adoption. An event recap for “Our Neck of the Woods” and an update from the Ridge Meadows Senior Society will also be presented.
- Contract awards exceeding $750,000 (Oct 1 2024 – Dec 31 2024)
- Community Heritage Commission Repeal Bylaw No. 8017‑2024
- Ridge Meadows Senior Society update at Maple Ridge Seniors Activity Centre
- “Our Neck of the Woods” event recap (Sept 14 2024)
- Approval of agenda and adoption of January 14 2025 minutes
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge City Council will discuss a staff report on the Major Event Development and Attraction Strategy and Implementation Plan, and will be asked to provide insights and direct staff to incorporate the strategic direction. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving the agenda, adopting minutes from the January 21, 2025 workshop, and a resolution to hold a closed session for confidential matters. The session runs from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Council Chambers, City Hall, 11995 Haney Place.
- Approve the Council Workshop agenda for January 28, 2025
- Adopt minutes from the January 21, 2025 Council Workshop
- Staff report: Major Event Development and Attraction Plan – council to give insights and direct staff to include strategic direction
- Resolution to hold a closed meeting under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter for confidential matters
- Adjournment of the workshop
Public Hearing
The City Council is holding a public hearing to receive input on four proposed rezoning bylaws. These proposals seek to change land designations to allow for new residential subdivisions and a courtyard development.
- 24301 126 Avenue: Rezone from RS-3 to RS-2 to allow subdivision of two residential lots
- 21643 River Road: Rezone from RS-1 to RT-2 for an 8-unit Courtyard Residential development
- 10606 and 10616 Jackson Road: Rezone from RS-3 to R-3 to permit subdivision of approximately 22 lots
- 20565, 20575, and 20583 Battle Avenue: Rezone from RS-1 to R-3 to permit subdivision of 6 lots
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge City Council approved its agenda and adopted minutes from the January 14 workshop. It received staff reports on the Lougheed Transit Corridor BRT concept and the 2025‑2029 Financial Plan. The Council recommended that staff begin community engagement on both the updated BRT corridor plan and the proposed financial plan.
- Approval of the Council Workshop agenda for January 21, 2025
- Adoption of minutes from the January 14, 2025 Council Workshop
- Staff report: Updated Lougheed Transit Corridor concept for Bus Rapid Transit
- Staff report: 2025‑2029 Financial Plan update
- Recommendation to direct staff to conduct community engagement on both items
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider a staff report recommending forward of a Development Variance Permit and Multi‑Family Development Permit for 22075 Lougheed Highway, which includes principal structure setback variances for retractable balcony enclosures. It will also receive an update on the Silver Valley Trail Improvements, covering community‑engagement results and next steps. A resolution to close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter sections on confidential information and negotiations will be presented. Standard agenda items such as approval of the agenda, adoption of minutes, and public comment are also scheduled.
- Development Variance Permit and Multi‑Family Development Permit for 22075 Lougheed Highway (setback variances for retractable balcony enclosures)
- Silver Valley Trail Improvements – update on community engagement and next steps
- Resolution to hold a closed meeting under Community Charter sections 90(1)(a), (k), (l) and 90(2)(b)
- Approval of agenda and adoption of January 7, 2025 Committee of the Whole minutes
- Public comment on agenda items
Council Workshop
The Maple Ridge Council Workshop will consider a staff report on proposed short‑term rental regulations. The recommendation is to have staff prepare a Zone Amending Bylaw for council consideration. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda, adoption of the November 26, 2024 workshop minutes, and a resolution to hold part of the meeting closed to the public under the Community Charter.
- Approve the January 14, 2025 Council Workshop agenda
- Adopt minutes from the November 26, 2024 Council Workshop
- Staff report recommending preparation of a Zone Amending Bylaw to regulate short‑term rentals
- Resolution to close part of the meeting to the public under Community Charter sections 90(1) and 90(2)
Regular Council Meeting
Maple Ridge City Council is meeting to decide on several zoning amendments and development permits. Key items include a mixed-use building project and a courtyard development, as well as housekeeping updates to the city's zoning bylaws.
- Rezoning 12834 232 Street for a three-storey mixed-use building with 4 rental units
- Rezoning 21585 River Road from RS-1 to RT-2 for a courtyard development
- Rezoning 22633 Selkirk Avenue to allow a pharmacy in a new medical clinic
- Adoption of Zone Amending Bylaw 8015-2024 for housekeeping amendments to Zoning Bylaw No. 7600-2019
- Repeal of Community Heritage Commission Bylaw No. 7588-2019
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider routine business including approval of the agenda and adoption of the December 3, 2024 minutes. It will also receive a presentation from the Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce on its 2025 plans. The staff reports recommend authorizing the corporate officer to sign and seal development and variance permits for a courtyard project at 21585 River Road and a three‑storey mixed‑use building at 12834 232 Street. The meeting will conclude with other matters and adjournment.
- Approve the Committee of the Whole agenda
- Adopt the December 3, 2024 Committee of the Whole minutes
- Authorize signing of Development Permit 2019-091-DP for 21585 River Road
- Authorize signing of Development Variance Permit 2019-091-VP for 21585 River Road
- Authorize signing of Development Permit 2020-177-DP and Variance Permit 2020-177-VP for 12834 232 Street