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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
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 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
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
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