Port Coquitlam, BC

Committee of Council Meeting

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Committee of Council Meeting

This meeting mostly adopts previous minutes and receives a verbal recreation update. The main action is a resolution to close the meeting to discuss municipal service negotiations (item 5.2) and annual report objectives (item 5.1).

• Closed session under Section 90(1)(k) of Community Charter for negotiations on providing a municipal service
• Closed session under Section 90(1)(l) for discussions on municipal objectives and progress for the annual report
• Verbal update from Recreation department (no recommendation)

Special Council Meeting

Council will vote on adopting Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw 4449, which sets fees on new developments to fund community amenities. They will also approve the City’s 2025 Annual Report and required financial disclosures.

• Adoption of Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw 4449
• Approval of 2025 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information

The council adopted the meeting agenda and the Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw, No. 4449. It also approved the City’s 2025 Annual Report and required financial disclosures. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Adopted agenda (5-0)
• Adopted Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw, No. 4449 (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Annual Report and financial disclosures (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will review a proposed Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw to determine if it should proceed to first three readings. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Lower Fraser Floodplains Coalition.

• Proposed Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw
• Delegation from Lower Fraser Floodplains Coalition
• Closed session discussions regarding land acquisition and municipal service negotiations

The Committee of Council recommended that Council support the Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw and directed staff to bring it forward for its first three readings. Additionally, the City agreed to sign a regional joint statement on floodplain resilience for the lower mainland.

• Approved City becoming a signatory to a regional joint statement on action for floodplain resilience (7-0)
• Recommended Council support the Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw (7-0)
• Directed staff to bring Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw to Council for first three readings (7-0)
• Approved closing the meeting to the public for items 5.1, 5.2, and 5.3 (7-0)

Council Meeting

The Council is reviewing several bylaws and policy amendments focused on urban density, housing, and business regulations. Key discussions include updates to townhouse and rowhouse density and the approval of a new Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw.

• Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 4443 regarding density, townhouses, and rowhouses
• Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 4452 and No. 4444 (Hospitality)
• Amenity Cost Charge Bylaw No. 4449
• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4446
• Amendments to Liquor Establishment and Density Bonus policies

The council adopted the meeting agenda as amended. It carried first readings of the Official Community Plan amendment and first two readings of a zoning amendment, and carried first three readings of several other bylaws, including hospitality zoning, parking and development management, fees and charges, business, and delegation of authority. The council also approved amendments to the Liquor Establishment Policy and the Density Bonus Policy. All motions passed unanimously (7‑0).

• Approved first two readings of Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 4443 (7.1) – carried
• Approved first two readings of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 4452 (7.2) – carried
• Approved first three readings of Hospitality Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 4444 (7.3) – carried
• Approved first three readings of Parking and Development Management Amendment Bylaw No. 4451 (7.4) – carried
• Approved first three readings of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4446 (7.5) – carried
• Approved first three readings of Business Amendment Bylaw No. 4447 (7.6) – carried
• Approved first three readings of Delegation of Authority Amendment Bylaw No. 4450 (7.7) – carried
• Approved amended Liquor Establishment Policy and Density Bonus Policy (8.1‑8.2) – carried

Port Coquitlam Community Foundation

This is the annual general meeting of the Port Coquitlam Community Foundation. Members will review the 2025 financial statements, elect nine board directors, and vote on extending the current chair's term. The agenda is primarily procedural governance with no major policy or budget changes.

• Election of nine board directors with terms ending 2027–2029
• Approval of 2025 financial statements and 2026 financial update
• Vote to extend Dawn Becker’s board term until December 31, 2026
• Adoption of prior meeting minutes and agenda

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council is reviewing proposed amendments to the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaws to update housing density and land use. Key discussions focus on creating new residential designations and modifying parking requirements for townhouses and rowhouses.

• Proposed 'Intensive Frequent Transit Development' designation for 3630 and 3638 Westwood Street
• Creation of a new Residential Townhouse 4 (RTh4) zone
• Repeal of the Affordable and Family Friendly Policy
• Increase of permitted tandem parking for townhouses from 40% to 50%
• Amendments to the Fees and Charges Bylaw regarding density bonuses

The Committee of Council recommended amendments to the Zoning Bylaw, Official Community Plan, and Density Bonus Policy to allow townhouses and intensive transit development. The meeting also adopted previous minutes and voted to close part of the session to the public.

• Adopted agenda (6-0)
• Adopted previous committee minutes (6-0)
• Recommended repeal of Affordable and Family Friendly Policy (6-0)
• Recommended OCP amendment for Intensive Frequent Transit Development (6-0)
• Recommended OCP amendment for townhouse and rowhouse designations (6-0)
• Recommended zoning bylaw amendments for townhouses and rowhouses (6-0)
• Recommended Parking Bylaw amendment for rowhouses (6-0)
• Voted to close meeting to public (6-0)

Council Meeting

The Port Coquitlam Council will consider adopting a bylaw to authorize a loan for the Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects. The meeting is primarily procedural, consisting of agenda adoption, minute confirmation, and a single substantive item regarding infrastructure financing.

• Adoption of Council minutes from April 28 and May 5, 2026
• Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw (No. 4436)
• Proclamations and delegations scheduled for None
• Public hearings scheduled for None

The council adopted the meeting agenda with an added proclamation item, approved the minutes from April 28 and May 5, proclaimed June 8‑12 as Grad Week, and adopted the Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw. All motions passed unanimously (7‑0). The meeting was then adjourned.

• Adopted agenda amendment adding item 4.1 (7‑0)
• Adopted minutes for April 28 and May 5 meetings (7‑0)
• Proclaimed June 8‑12, 2026 as Grad Week (7‑0)
• Adopted Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 4436 (7‑0)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:28 p.m. (7‑0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will discuss and vote on recommendations for a package of bylaw amendments stemming from a hospitality roundtable, including changes to zoning, development procedures, fees, and liquor policy. They will also consider a resolution to close parts of the meeting for confidential discussions.

• Hospitality Roundtable update: draft amendments to Zoning, Business, Fees, and Liquor Establishment Bylaws
• Grant application for 2026 UBCM FireSmart Community Funding for FireSmart program development
• Ms. Sandra Walker delegation regarding a noise complaint on Marshall Avenue
• Resolution to close meeting for items under solicitor-client privilege and land negotiations

The Committee of Council recommended amendments to several bylaws and the Liquor Establishment Policy to support the hospitality sector. It also approved a grant application for a FireSmart program. A resident presented a noise complaint regarding a property on Marshall Avenue.

• Approved application to 2026 UBCM FireSmart Community Funding and Supports Program (7-0)
• Recommended amendments to Zoning, Development Procedures, Delegation of Authority, Business, and Fees and Charges Bylaws, and the Liquor Establishment Policy (7-0)
• Recommended waiving the Public Hearing for Zoning Bylaw amendments (7-0)
• Adopted minutes from April 28, May 5, and May 12, 2026 (7-0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will review a liquor license amendment for a business on Brown Street. The meeting also includes departmental updates and a closed session regarding land acquisition and municipal services.

• Liquor license amendment for 1979 Brown Street (Cat & Fiddle Pub) to allow service from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. daily
• Proposed 50-seat patio addition at 1979 Brown Street
• Departmental update from Fire and Emergency Services
• Closed session regarding land acquisition, disposition, or expropriation
• Closed session regarding preliminary negotiations for municipal services

The Committee of Council voted unanimously to support an amendment to the Liquor Primary License at 1979 Brown Street (Cat & Fiddle Pub), allowing extended service hours from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. daily and a new 50-seat patio, provided overall seat capacity does not increase. Council also unanimously approved a resolution to be forwarded to UBCM urging the Province to reaffirm and accelerate the $10-a-Day Child Care program.

• Approved extended liquor service hours (9 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily) for Cat & Fiddle Pub (6-0)
• Approved addition of a 50-seat patio, without increasing total seat capacity (6-0)
• Approved resolution to UBCM urging continued expansion of $10-a-Day Child Care program (6-0)

Special Committee of Council

The Special Committee of Council will adopt the agenda, issue a proclamation for BC Seniors' Week, and then vote to close the meeting to the public. The closed session will discuss land acquisition, preliminary negotiations for municipal services, and annual report objectives.

• Proclamation of BC Seniors' Week (June 1-7, 2026)
• Resolution to close meeting for land acquisition or disposition
• Resolution to close for preliminary negotiations on municipal service
• Resolution to close for annual report discussions with officers

The special committee meeting was largely procedural. Council adopted the agenda and issued a proclamation for BC Seniors' Week. The only substantive action was a unanimous vote to close the meeting to the public to discuss land acquisition, disposition, and preliminary service negotiations, along with annual report discussions. No other decisions or approvals were made in open session.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (7-0)
• Closed meeting to public for discussions on land acquisition, disposition, negotiations, and annual report (7-0)

Council Meeting

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Committee of Council Meeting

This meeting includes informational reports on RCMP Q1 2026 and 2025 traffic counts. The main decisions are to extend expiry dates for rezoning bylaws at 1688 and 1568 Pitt River Road to January 23, 2027, and at 2940 Oxford Street to May 28, 2027. The meeting will also close to the public for labour and land negotiations.

• Proclaim Public Works Week May 17-23, 2026
• Receive RCMP 2026 Q1 report (no action)
• Receive 2025 Traffic Count Results (no action)
• Extend rezoning deadline for 1688 Pitt River Road to Jan 23, 2027
• Extend rezoning deadline for 2940 Oxford Street to May 28, 2027

Council unanimously approved extensions for three rezoning bylaws (1688 Pitt River Road, 2940 Oxford Street, 1568 Pitt River Road) to later dates in 2027. The committee also received reports on RCMP Q1 stats and 2025 traffic counts, and directed staff to review several traffic concerns.

• Extended rezoning expiry for 1688 Pitt River Road to Jan 23, 2027 (7-0)
• Extended rezoning expiry for 2940 Oxford Street to May 28, 2027 (7-0)
• Extended rezoning expiry for 1568 Pitt River Road to Jan 23, 2027 (7-0)

Council Meeting

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Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting will vote on adopting the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw (No. 4440) and the Annual Tax Rates Bylaw (No. 4441), along with amendments to the Solid Waste Bylaw (No. 4442) and the Fees and Charges Bylaw (No. 4439). No other reports or discussion items are scheduled.

• Adoption of 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 4440
• Adoption of Annual Tax Rates Bylaw No. 4441
• Adoption of Solid Waste Bylaw Amendment No. 4442
• Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4439

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will consider adopting the 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements. The agenda also includes closed session discussions on municipal objectives and property negotiations.

• Adopt 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements
• Closed session re: municipal objectives and land negotiations
• 2025 Audit Findings Report and Q4 Financial Variance Report attached

The Committee of Council adopted the 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements after a presentation from staff and KPMG. The agenda and minutes from April 21, 2026 were also approved. The meeting then moved into a closed session for discussions on municipal objectives, service negotiations, and land matters.

• Adopted 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (5-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Confirmed minutes of April 21, 2026 (5-0)
• Resolved to close meeting for discussions under Section 90(1) of Community Charter (5-0)

Committee of Council Meeting

This meeting is largely procedural: adopting the agenda, confirming previous minutes, and receiving a financial variance report with no recommendation. The only substantive action is a resolution to close the meeting for private discussions on municipal service negotiations, personal information, land acquisition, and annual report preparations.

• 2025 Q4 Financial Variance Report presented with no recommended action
• Closed session authorized under Community Charter for negotiations on proposed municipal services
• Closed session to discuss personal information about a candidate for a municipal position
• Closed session for land acquisition or disposition discussions
• Closed session for annual report objectives and progress discussions

The Committee of Council adopted the agenda and previous meeting minutes, received a presentation on the 2025 Q4 financial variance report, and then voted unanimously to close the meeting to the public for discussions on municipal services, personnel, and land matters. No substantive decisions or votes on policy or funding were made during the open portion.

• Adopted April 28, 2026 agenda (6-0)
• Confirmed April 14, 2026 committee minutes (6-0)
• Closed meeting for in-camera discussions under Section 90(1) of Community Charter (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:31 p.m. (6-0)

Council Meeting

Council will consider giving first three readings to the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw, the 2026 Annual Tax Rates Bylaw, and a Solid Waste Amendment Bylaw. Also up for vote is a Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw and a $77,930 matching contribution for a tree planting grant.

• First three readings of 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 4440
• First three readings of Annual Tax Rates Bylaw No. 4441 and Solid Waste Amendment Bylaw No. 4442
• First three readings of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4439
• Approval of $77,930 matching contribution for Green Municipal Fund tree planting grant
• Proclamation of GBS/CIDP Awareness Month - May 2026

Council confirmed support for a Green Municipal Fund grant application and approved $77,930 in city matching funds for tree planting. First three readings were given to the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw, Annual Tax Rates Bylaw, Solid Waste Amendment Bylaw, and Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw. Proclamations and presentations for lacrosse champions were also made.

• Approved $77,930 tree-planting grant matching (6-0)
• First three readings of 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 4440 (6-0)
• First three readings of Annual Tax Rates Bylaw No. 4441 (6-0)
• First three readings of Solid Waste Bylaw Amendment No. 4442 (6-0)
• First three readings of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4439 (6-0)

Committee of Council Meeting

This Committee of Council meeting is procedural: adopting agenda and minutes, then releasing several previously approved capital projects from closed sessions. The released projects include Hyde Creek flood works ($8.8M), Prairie Avenue reconstruction ($9.675M), and Raleigh Street intersection upgrades ($4.31M), among others. The committee also approved a resolution to close the meeting for confidential discussions.

• Hyde Creek Improvements Project: $8.8M for flood mitigation at Lincoln Ave and Coast Meridian Rd
• Prairie Avenue Reconstruction: $9.675M from Shaughnessy St to Coast Meridian Rd
• Raleigh Street and Lougheed Highway Intersection: $4.31M for new traffic signal and widening
• Western Drive neighborhood rehab: $7.332M (Aire to Elinor Cres)
• Shaughnessy Street repaving and sewer upgrades: $2.785M and $650K

The Committee released multiple previously-approved capital projects from closed meetings, including the $8.8M Hyde Creek Improvements Project for flood mitigation, the $9.675M Prairie Avenue Reconstruction, and the $4.31M Raleigh Street and Lougheed Highway Intersection Project. Other approved projects included Dominion Avenue drainage improvements ($82,500), Cedar Creek concept design ($300,000), Western Drive neighbourhood rehabilitation ($7,332,000), and Shaughnessy Street repaving and sewer upgrades ($2,785,000 and $650,000). All votes carried with majority support, though Councillor Washington opposed the Raleigh Street intersection project.

• Approved Hyde Creek Improvements Project ($8.8M) for 2027 Capital Plan (7-0)
• Approved Prairie Avenue Reconstruction Project ($9.675M) as 2027 Neighbourhood Rehab (7-0)
• Approved Raleigh Street/Lougheed Highway Intersection Project ($4.31M) with new signal (6-1, Washington opposed)
• Approved Dominion Avenue Cul-de-Sac Drainage Improvements ($82,500) (7-0)
• Approved Cedar Creek concept design ($300,000) and Western Drive rehab ($7,332,000) (6-0, Darling absent)
• Approved Shaughnessy Street repaving/sewer ($2,785,000) and repaving ($650,000) (6-0, Darling absent)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will discuss proposed updates to the Fees and Charges Bylaw and recommend it to Council for approval. The meeting also includes a resolution to close part of the meeting to discuss land acquisition, municipal service negotiations, and annual report objectives.

• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 4439 - proposed fee updates
• Closed session to discuss land acquisition (Section 90(1)(e))
• Closed session for preliminary municipal service negotiations (Section 90(1)(k))
• Closed session for annual report discussions with staff (Section 90(1)(l))

The Committee of Council voted to support proposed updates to the Fees and Charges Bylaw and will forward the amendment to Council for final approval. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Supported Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw updates (6-0), to go to Council

Council Meeting

This meeting focuses on adopting two bylaws: an amendment to the Development Cost Charge Bylaw for parks, and a zoning amendment for 1806 Pitt River Road. Also includes a Day of Mourning proclamation, a presentation by PoCo FC Cubs U18 girls soccer team, and a delegation from Port Coquitlam Softball Association. No public hearings or reports are scheduled.

• Adoption of Development Cost Charge Amendment Bylaw (Parks) No. 4431
• Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 1806 Pitt River Road No. 4338
• Presentation by PoCo FC Cubs U18 Girls Soccer
• Delegation from Port Coquitlam Softball Association
• Proclamation: Day of Mourning

Council adopted two bylaws unanimously: a Development Cost Charge Amendment Bylaw (Parks) and a Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 1806 Pitt River Road. A proclamation was issued for the Day of Mourning. No public hearings or reports were considered.

• Adopted Development Cost Charge Amendment Bylaw (Parks) (6-0)
• Adopted Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 1806 Pitt River Road (6-0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will consider a $4.45M general, $892K water, and $669K sanitary transfer from long-term reserves to fund the 2027 capital plan. They will also appoint election officers for the 2026 general local and school election and hear a delegation from Mosaic Homes regarding utility payments at 3630 Westwood Street. The meeting includes a closed session for discussions on municipal services and land acquisition.

• Mosaic Homes delegation on utility payments for 3630 Westwood Street
• Transfer of ~$4.45M general, $892K water, $669K sanitary from Long Term Infrastructure Reserve to capital reserves for 2027 capital plan
• Appointment of Carolyn Deakin as Chief Election Officer and Vanessa Washington as Deputy for 2026 General Local and School Election
• Closed session for negotiations on municipal services and land acquisition

Committee approved reallocating approximately $6M from long-term reserves to capital reserves for the 2027 capital plan. Appointed Carolyn Deakin as Chief Election Officer and Vanessa Washington as Deputy for the 2026 election, and referred a utility billing bylaw for new developments to staff for review.

• Approved $4.45M general, $892K water, $669K sanitary transfer to capital reserves (7-0)
• Appointed Carolyn Deakin as Chief Election Officer (7-0)
• Appointed Vanessa Washington as Deputy Chief Election Officer (7-0)
• Referred utility billing bylaw for 3630 Westwood Street to staff for review (7-0)

Special Committee of Council

The Special Committee of Council will adopt its agenda, confirm minutes from the March 3 and March 10 meetings, and consider Development Permit DP000678 for a new school at 1278 Confederation Drive in an environmental conservation zone. The committee will vote on approving the permit. The meeting will be closed to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter.

• Adopt the Special Committee of Council agenda
• Confirm minutes from the March 3 and March 10 Committee of Council meetings
• Approve Development Permit DP000678 for a new school at 1278 Confederation Drive (environmental conservation area)
• Resolution to close the meeting to the public per Section 90(1) of the Community Charter
• Adjourn the meeting

The Special Committee adopted its agenda and confirmed minutes from the March 3 and March 10 meetings. It approved Development Permit DP000678 to allow construction of a new school at 1278 Confederation Drive. The committee also voted to close the meeting to the public and then adjourned.

• Adopted agenda (6‑0)
• Confirmed minutes for March 3 and March 10 meetings (6‑0)
• Approved Development Permit DP000678 for new school (6‑0)
• Resolved to close meeting to the public (6‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (6‑0)

Council Meeting

The Council will discuss and potentially grant the first three readings for two zoning amendment bylaws. These amendments relate to specific properties on Oxford Street and Handley Crescent.

• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 4437 for 3473 Oxford Street
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 4438 for 3311 Handley Crescent

The council adopted the meeting agenda and confirmed the February 24, 2026 minutes. It approved the first three readings of zoning amendment bylaws for 3473 Oxford Street and 3311 Handley Crescent, each requiring conditions set by the Committee of Council. The meeting was adjourned at 5:17 p.m.

• Adopted agenda (6‑0)
• Confirmed February 24 2026 minutes (6‑0)
• First three readings of Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 3473 Oxford Street approved (6‑0)
• First three readings of Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 3311 Handley Crescent approved (6‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (6‑0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council is discussing the approval of the 2026 operating budget and capital plan for the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw. The body is also considering updates to film permitting and downtown parking rental fees.

• Approval of 2026 operating budget and capital plan for the 2026-2030 Financial Plan Bylaw
• Proposed amendment to Fees and Charges bylaw to increase downtown parking lot and street parking rental fees for filming
• Preparation of a new filming policy for Council approval
• Preparation of the Annual Tax Rates Bylaw and Solid Waste Amendment Bylaw

The Committee of Council approved the updated capital plan and the operating budget for inclusion in the 2026‑2030 Financial Plan Bylaw. They directed staff to draft the Financial Plan Bylaw, the Annual Tax Rates Bylaw and a Solid Waste Amendment Bylaw for Council adoption. The council also instructed staff to amend the Fees and Charges Bylaw to raise downtown parking rental fees and to develop a new filming policy, and the meeting was closed to the public under the Community Charter.

• Adopted agenda (6‑0)
• Adopted February 24 minutes (6‑0)
• Approved capital plan for 2026‑2030 Financial Plan Bylaw (6‑0)
• Approved operating budget for 2026‑2030 Financial Plan Bylaw (6‑0)
• Directed staff to prepare Financial Plan, Tax Rates and Solid Waste bylaws (6‑0)
• Directed staff to amend Fees and Charges Bylaw to increase downtown parking rental fees (6‑0)
• Directed staff to develop a filming policy for council approval (6‑0)
• Resolved to close meeting to public under specified charter sections (6‑0)

Committee of Council Meeting

The Committee of Council will adopt its agenda, receive a verbal update from Development Services, hear updates from councillors, the mayor and the CAO, and vote on a resolution to close the meeting to the public under specific sections of the Community Charter. The meeting will then be adjourned.

• Resolution to close the meeting to the public under Section 90(1) of the Community Charter
• Adoption of the agenda
• Departmental update – Development Services (verbal report)
• Councillors' update
• Mayor's update

The Committee of Council adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. It approved a resolution to close the meeting to the public under the Community Charter provisions, also unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned with all seven members in favour.

• Adopted agenda (7-0)
• Approved resolution to close meeting to public (7-0)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0)

Council Meeting

The Port Coquitlam City Council will adopt the meeting agenda and approve minutes from the January 27, February 3, and February 10 council meetings. A proclamation for Pink Shirt Stop‑Bullying Day on February 25 will be adopted. The council will conduct the first three readings of the Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw (No. 4436).

• Adopt agenda for the February 24, 2026 meeting
• Approve minutes from Jan 27, Feb 3, and Feb 10 council meetings
• Adopt Pink Shirt Stop‑Bullying Day proclamation (Feb 25, 2026)
• First three readings of Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw (No. 4436)

The council adopted the meeting agenda and the minutes from three prior meetings, each with unanimous support (7-0). It approved the first three readings of the Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw, No. 4436. The meeting was then adjourned at 5:22 p.m.

• Adopted agenda (7‑0)
• Adopted minutes from Jan 27, Feb 3, Feb 10 meetings (7‑0)
• Approved first three readings of Northwest Sewer Upgrade Projects Loan Authorization Bylaw, No. 4436 (7‑0)
• Proclaimed Pink Shirt Stop‑Bullying Day (7‑0)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:22 p.m. (7‑0)