Sooke public meetings in 2024
48 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council
The council will vote to amend covenant FB190524 for the property at 2043 Maple Avenue South. It will also adopt amendments to the Committee Structure and Function Policy and approve terms of reference for the Economic Development and Land Use and Development committees, while appointing representatives to several external boards. Finally, the Board of Variance Bylaw No. 919, 2024 will receive its first, second, and third readings.
- Amend covenant FB190524 for 2043 Maple Avenue South (Lot A, Section 3, Sooke Land District, Plan VIP44435)
- Adopt amendments to Committee Structure and Function Policy CO‑007 and terms of reference for two committees
- First, second, and third reading of Board of Variance Bylaw No 919, 2024
- Appointments of Sooke representatives to external committees (e.g., Victoria Family Court and Youth Justice Committee, Vancouver Island Regional Library Board, South Island Reconciliation Advisory Committee)
- Adopt consent agenda items including correspondence received Nov 20‑Dec 4, 2024
Special Council
The Sooke Special Council recognized First Nations, approved the meeting agenda (motion 2024-396), and voted to close the meeting to the public (motion 2024-397) citing Community Charter section 90(1)(e) for confidential matters.
- First Nation Recognition
- Approval of the Agenda – motion 2024-396, moved by Councillor Tony St‑Pierre
- Adjourn to Closed Meeting – motion 2024-397, moved by Councillor Tony St‑Pierre, citing Community Charter 90(1)(e)
New Business/Supplemental Agenda
The District of Sooke is holding a public input meeting regarding a liquor license referral for Sooke Harbour House. Council is also reviewing a presentation on the Zero Carbon Step Code. Residents have submitted correspondence opposing the extension of liquor service hours to 2 AM.
- Public input meeting for liquor license referral at 1528 Whiffin Spit Road
- Review of proposed liquor service hour extensions to 2 AM at Sooke Harbour House
- Presentation on the Case for EL4 of the Zero Carbon Step Code
Special Council
The District of Sooke Council will convene a special meeting to discuss items closed to the public, specifically the receipt of advice subject to solicitor-client privilege.
- Approval of the agenda for November 25, 2024
- Adjournment to closed meeting for solicitor-client privilege
Regular Council
Council will hold a public input meeting and recommend approval of a new liquor primary licence and two food licence amendments for the Sooke Harbour House at 1528 Whiffin Spit Road. The council will adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 914 for 2008 Murray Road, Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 913 for 2208 Murray Road, and give first, second and third readings to adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 910 to implement Small‑Scale Multi‑Unit Housing legislation. In addition, the council will receive the 2024 third‑quarter financial operating report and adopt several consent‑agenda items.
- Public input meeting and council recommendation for new liquor primary licence and food licence amendments at 1528 Whiffin Spit Road
- Adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 914 (2008 Murray Road)
- Adopt Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 913 (2208 Murray Road)
- First, second and third readings and adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 910 (600‑104) for Small‑Scale Multi‑Unit Housing (Bill 44)
- Receive 2024 Third Quarter Financial Operating Report (Committee of the Whole recommendation)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will recommend that Council receive the 2024 Third Quarter Financial Operating Report for information. It will also recommend receiving a comparison of District of Sooke property taxes with other communities, and a Service Level Overview for the 2025 budget. These items are presented for staff to bring forward considerations during the upcoming 2025 budget deliberations.
- Q3 2024 Financial Operating Report – revenues at 99% of budget, expenditures at 74% of budget
- Property tax comparison report showing Sooke's taxes versus other municipalities
- 2025 Service Level Overview presentations for budget planning
- Building permit revenue $124K lower than 2023, expected to be offset by a large development in Q4
- RCMP budget shows approx. $100K surplus; $42K decrease in fire overtime costs
Regular Council
Council will discuss a report on public feedback for the 2025 budget and an interim housing needs report. The body is also deciding on new IT and cybersecurity policies and the adoption of development and flood plain bylaws.
- Adoption of Development Procedures Bylaw No. 900, 2024
- Adoption of Flood Plain Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 912 (773-02), 2024
- Review of Interim Housing Needs Report dated November 12, 2024
- Adoption of CO-021 Information Technology Use Policy and CO-022 Cybersecurity Policy
- Status report on 7044 Maple Park Terrace Development
Regular Council
The council will receive reports on the Transportation Master Plan and the next steps for the Municipal and Regional District Tax process. It will adopt several bylaws, including a sewer amendment, an asset‑management reserve fund, and readings of development and flood‑plain bylaws. The council will confirm two shovel‑ready active‑transportation projects (Charters/Highway 14 and Throup Corridor), support $500,000 grant applications for each, and commit to covering the remaining project costs.
- Charters/Highway 14 Intersection Active Transportation Project – total cost $3,500,000; $500,000 grant request; council share $3,000,000
- Throup Corridor Active Transportation Project – total cost $3,000,000; $500,000 grant request; council share $2,500,000
- Adopt Sooke Core Sewer Specified Area Amendment Bylaw No. 712
- Adopt General Asset Management Reserve Fund Bylaw No. 916 and transfer $40,614 and $678,948 from capital reserve accounts
- First, second, and third reading of Development Procedures Bylaw No. 900 and Flood Plain Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 912
Special Council
Council is meeting to endorse a new four-year strategic plan and a General Asset Management Reserve Fund bylaw. The body will also discuss an interim housing needs report required by provincial legislation and a grant application for asset management planning.
- Endorsement of the 2024-2027 Strategic Plan
- First, second, and third reading of General Asset Management Reserve Fund Bylaw No. 916, 2024
- Proposed $18,489 grant application to the UBCM Asset Management Grant Program
- Direction for staff to complete an Interim Housing Needs Report by January 1, 2025
- Sooke RCMP Quarterly Report presentation by Staff Sergeant Greg Willcocks
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council will give third reading to Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 913, changing the land‑use designation of 2008 Murray Road from Park to Town Centre, and to Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 914, changing its zoning from Public Recreation (P1) to General Commercial (C2). The bylaws include conditions such as a $3,000 per residential unit contribution to the Housing Reserve Fund, a 4.91 m road dedication, and tree‑protection measures. The meeting also includes adoption of a Highway Closure Bylaw, a zoning amendment for 1995 Caldwell Road, and approval of an $18,489 grant application to the UBCM Asset Management Grant program.
- Third reading of OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 913 (400‑17) to re‑designate 2008 Murray Road from Park to Town Centre
- Third reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 914 (600‑106) to change 2008 Murray Road from Public Recreation (P1) to General Commercial (C2), with $3,000/unit housing fund contribution, 4.91 m road dedication, and tree‑protection requirements
- Adoption of Highway Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 890, 2024
- First, second, and third reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 915 (600‑107) for 1995 Caldwell Road, changing zoning from Large Lot Residential (R1) to Medium Density Multi‑Family (RM2)
- Support for a $18,489 Union of British Columbia Municipalities Asset Management Planning Grant application
New Business/Supplemental Agenda
The Sooke District Council will review an OCP and Zoning Bylaw amendment for 2008 Murray Road, proposing to change its designation from P‑1 park to C‑1 commercial. The meeting also includes a Development Variance Permit application for 2102 and 2112 Ayum Road. Both items are listed as supplemental information with public correspondence received on October 15, 2024.
- OCP and Zoning Bylaw amendment – rezoning 2008 Murray Road (P‑1 to C‑1)
- Development Variance Permit application – 2102 & 2112 Ayum Road
- Supplemental information provided for both agenda items
- Public correspondence received on 2024‑10‑15 regarding the Murray Road rezoning
- Letters of support and opposition submitted for the Murray Road proposal
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council will meet to approve a road maintenance contract, consider a new code of conduct bylaw, and discuss a paid wildlife safety education position. The meeting will also include a public hearing on a development variance permit.
- Award road maintenance contract to Victoria Contracting Municipal Maintenance Corp. for $587,000 annually
- Consider Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 889, 2024
- Public hearing for Development Variance Permit PLN01809 at 2102 & 2112 Ayum Road
- Authorize Commercial Parks Use Permit for Sooke Food CHI at Sunriver Allotment Garden
- Authorize Development Permit PLN01856 for Little River Multi-Use Trail and bridge
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council is meeting to decide on several zoning amendments, including a residential strata conversion and a park-to-commercial transition. The body will also vote on a park improvement contract and a new Council Code of Conduct Bylaw.
- Award of Ravens Ridge Park Improvements contract to 8458642 Canada Ltd. (Escocia Contracting) for $579,286.75
- Rezoning of 2032 Maple Avenue South from R1 and RU3 to RM2 (Medium Density Multi-Family 2)
- OCP and Zoning amendment for 2008 Murray Road to change designation from Park to Town Centre and zoning to General Commercial (C2)
- Proposed Highway Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 890, 2024 near 6569 Sooke Road
- Adoption of Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 889, 2024
Special Council
The Special Council will approve routine items such as the agenda, minutes, and a First Nation recognition. It will also decide on two financial requests: a $1,000 sponsorship for the Sooke Soccer Club from the contingency budget, and a $5,000 allocation to the Sooke Community Association to fund the Salmon Luncheon at All Sooke Day on August 17.
- Approve $1,000 sponsorship to Sooke Soccer Club from the Council's Contingency Budget
- Approve $5,000 from the Contingency Budget for the Sooke Community Association's Salmon Luncheon at All Sooke Day
- Adopt the agenda for the August 6, 2024 Special Council meeting
- Adopt minutes from June 17, July 8 (Regular and Special), and July 15 Committee of the Whole meetings
- First Nation recognition of the T'Sou-ke and Sc'ianew Nations
CANCELLED
The District of Sooke regular council meeting scheduled for July 22, 2024 was cancelled. As a result, none of the listed agenda items will be discussed or decided at this time. The agenda had included presentations on energy, delegations on the Zero Carbon Step Code, sponsorships, zoning changes, highway closure, and other community matters, but all are postponed.
- Zoning amendment to rezone 2032 Maple Avenue South to RM2 medium‑density
- Highway Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 890
- $1,000 sponsorship to the Sooke Soccer Club from the contingency budget
- $5,000 contingency funding for the Sooke Community Association salmon luncheon
- One‑year extension of Approval in Principle for residential strata conversion at 5220/5222 Sooke Road
CANCELLED
The District of Sooke regular council meeting scheduled for July 22, 2024 was cancelled. The agenda had listed a discussion on adopting Emission Level 4 of the Zero Carbon Step Code and a proposal to extend the Approval in Principle for a residential strata conversion at 5220/5222 Sooke Road, but no decisions were made.
- Consider adoption of Emission Level 4 (EL4) of the Zero Carbon Step Code
- Consider a 1‑year extension of the Approval in Principle for the residential strata conversion at 5220/5222 Sooke Road
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is recommending that Council give first, second, and third reading to a new Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 889, 2024. The bylaw would establish principles for integrity, accountability, and respect for Council members and replace the existing Code of Ethics Policy No. 7.10, 2014.
- Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 889, 2024
- Code of Ethics Policy No. 7.10, 2014 to be rescinded
- Review of principles for codes of conduct per B.C. Reg. 136/2022
Special Council
This special meeting consists of procedural items and a motion to move into a closed session. The proposed closure relates to discussions regarding land acquisition and government negotiations.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public
Regular Council
Council will consider motions regarding traffic congestion on Highway 14, including the establishment of a Joint Traffic Committee. The agenda also includes several development permit applications and zoning amendments. A presentation on FireSmart wildfire prevention is also scheduled.
- Motion to establish a Joint Traffic Committee for Highway 14 congestion
- Development Variance Permit for 5222 Sooke Road regarding water storage
- $1,000 sponsorship request for Sooke Storm Fastball Team
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 908 for 6956 Grant Road West
- Development Permit amendment for 6569 Sooke Road
Special Council
This special meeting consists of procedural items such as the approval of the agenda and adjournment. The agenda also includes a motion to close the meeting to the public regarding labour or employee relations.
- Motion to close the meeting for labour or employee relations
New Business/Supplemental Agenda
The Council will review supplemental information regarding a development permit variance at 7044 Maple Park Terrace. The agenda also includes recommendations from the Committee of the Whole regarding next steps for the Transportation Master Plan Workshop.
- Development permit variance for 7044 Maple Park Terrace
- Staff report request regarding Transportation Master Plan Workshop next steps
- Review of correspondence received May 22 – June 19, 2024
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council is reviewing several zoning amendments, including new regulations for small-scale multi-unit housing and a rezoning request for 6956 Grant Road West. The agenda also includes an $8,626 grant application for asset management and discussions regarding Highway 14 travel demand.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 910 to implement Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing legislation
- Rezoning of 6956 Grant Road West with a $3,000 per lot affordable housing contribution
- $8,626 grant application for the UBCM Asset Management Grant Program
- Development Permit Variance for 7044 Maple Park Terrace regarding road right of way widths
- Notice of Motion to study Highway 14 travel demand growth through 2050
Special Council (Committee of the Whole)
Council will discuss meeting requests for the 2024 UBCM Convention and a draft Public Participation Policy. The agenda also includes an award for a wastewater project and updates to Development Cost Charges.
- Award of Wastewater Force Main project to Milestone Contracting for $1,617,569
- Meeting requests for the 2024 UBCM Convention
- Development Cost Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 909 (775-01) readings
- Sooke Climate Education Survey report
Special Council
This special meeting of the Sooke Council includes procedural items such as agenda approval and First Nation recognition. The council will consider a motion to close the meeting to the public regarding personal information and labour or employee relations.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public for personnel and labour relations discussions
Regular Council
Council will discuss the feasibility of a pilot community garden project at Woodland Creek Park and Ponds Park Corridor. The agenda also includes reviews of the Juan de Fuca Corridor Tourism Plan and amendments to the Council Procedure Bylaw.
- Development Variance Permit for 7059 Briarwood Place
- Denial of Development Variance Permit for 1245 Silver Spray Drive
- Feasibility study for Sooke Community Garden Project
- $1,000 sponsorship for Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock Fundraiser
- Council Procedure Amendment Bylaw No. 905 readings
Committee of the Whole
The District of Sooke’s Committee of the Whole is holding a workshop to review road cross-sections and service area boundaries for new developments. Staff will present options to adjust rural and suburban classifications, including changes for the Gatewood Residential Area and Silver Spray Comprehensive Development Area. Council direction from this session will guide updates to the Subdivision and Development Standards Bylaw, which sets road construction requirements and determines whether developers or future taxpayers fund frontage improvements.
- Workshop on Transportation Master Plan road cross-sections and service area boundaries
- Proposed reclassification of Gatewood Residential Area from suburban to rural level of service
- Proposed reclassification of Silver Spray Comprehensive Development Area from suburban to rural level of service
- Option to add a 10th local rural road cross-section standard
- Updates to the Subdivision and Development Standards Bylaw to align with Transportation Master Plan standards
Regular Council
The Council will consider adopting the 2024 Property Tax Rate Bylaw and authorizing a tender for a new fire engine up to $946,899. Agenda items also include development variance permits for Tara Place and updates to the Development Procedures Bylaw. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on food bank service agreements and public art installations.
- Tender for a new Rescue Pumper Apparatus up to $946,899.00
- Adoption of 2024 Property Tax Rate Bylaw No. 907
- Development Variance Permit for 2205 Tara Place regarding building setbacks
- Renewal of Sooke Food Bank Community Service Agreement with a $29,299 fee for 2024
- Funding up to $20,000 from the Arts Reserve Fund for Bear and Raven public art
Special Council (Committee of the Whole)
The District of Sooke Committee of the Whole will discuss a proposed amendment to the Development Procedures Bylaw. Staff recommend requiring applicants to post notice signs at their own cost for zoning and OCP changes, and hold public information meetings for residential projects with five or more dwelling units. The report also proposes delegating authority for development permits, minor variances, and strata conversions to the Director of Planning and Development. These recommendations require final Council approval.
- Proposed amendments to the Development Procedures Bylaw (Draft No. 900, 2024)
- Requirement for applicants to post notice signs at their cost for OCP and Zoning Bylaw Amendments
- Mandatory public information meetings for residential projects with five or more dwelling units
- Delegation of development permit issuance to the Director of Planning and Development for specified projects outside the Town Centre
- Delegation of minor variance permits and strata title conversion approvals to planning staff
Special Council
This special meeting consists of procedural items and a motion to close the meeting to the public. The closed portion will address labour relations and preparations for the annual municipal report.
- Motion to close meeting for labour relations and annual report preparation
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing 2024 community grant applications to provide recommendations to Council. Total funding requests of $136,405 exceed the current $65,000 budget by $71,405.
- Review of 28 community grant applications
- Discussion of $136,405 in total funding requests
- Assessment of $65,000 available community grant budget
- Identification of a $71,405 funding gap
Special Council
The District of Sooke Special Council meeting on April 8, 2024, consists of procedural items and a motion to move into a closed session. This closed portion is requested for discussions regarding labour or employee relations.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public for labour or employee relations
- Approval of the April 8, 2024, agenda
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council will meet to adopt the 2024-2028 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw. The agenda includes a public hearing for a development variance permit at 5529 Croydon Place and a motion regarding provincial funding for the Sooke Shelter. Staff will also provide an update on the Affordable Housing Contribution Policy.
- Adoption of 2024-2028 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 906
- Development Variance Permit for 5529 Croydon Place
- Motion to request provincial funding and staff for the Sooke Shelter
- Affordable Housing Contribution Policy update
Special Council
The District of Sooke is holding a special council meeting that lists only procedural steps and a motion to close the session to the public. The request cites section 90(1)(e) of the Community Charter, which permits private meetings for land acquisition or expropriation when disclosure could harm municipal interests. No specific properties, dollar amounts, or detailed discussion items are listed in this agenda.
- Motion to close the March 25 meeting to the public under Community Charter section 90(1)(e) regarding land acquisition or expropriation
Regular Council
The District of Sooke council will review provincial housing legislation and direct staff to draft zoning amendments allowing up to four units per lot in restricted zones, with building heights capped at three storeys. Council will also read the 2024–2028 financial plan for a third time before property tax notices are mailed later this year, and adopt a zoning amendment for 6676 Sooke Road. A letter requesting discussion on local farmer’s markets is scheduled for council review.
- Zoning bylaw amendments to implement provincial Bill 44, permitting up to four units and buildings up to three storeys in restricted zones
- Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 898 for the property at 6676 Sooke Road
- Third reading of 2024–2028 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 906, which sets service levels and tax rate timelines
- Discussion request regarding a letter from the Sooke Family Resource Society about BC Farmer’s Markets
Special Council (Committee of the Whole)
This special meeting of the Sooke Council Committee of the Whole is primarily procedural. The agenda includes moving into a committee of the whole and closing the meeting to the public to discuss confidential negotiations involving provincial or federal governments.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public regarding confidential negotiations
Special Council Meeting - Budget Deliberations
The District of Sooke is reviewing the Draft 2024-2028 Financial Plan during a Committee of the Whole meeting. Council will consider two scenarios for municipal tax increases: one at 9.98% and another at 11.48%. The discussion includes how to use reserve funds to manage service levels and operating costs.
- Proposed 9.98% general municipal tax increase option
- Proposed 11.48% general municipal tax increase option
- RCMP contract funding of $392,405
- New firefighters and support staff costs of $363,211
- Transfer of $218,154 for asset management
Special Council
This special council meeting consists of procedural items and a motion to close the meeting to the public. The agenda contains no other substantive items for discussion or decision.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing the 2024 draft budget and exploring options to avoid double-digit tax increases. They are also considering a two-year agreement with Sooke Family Resource Society for $45,000 per year. Additionally, staff will schedule a workshop regarding road cross-sections for the Transportation Master Plan.
- $45,000 annual agreement with Sooke Family Resource Society
- Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 903
- Readings for Council Procedure Amendment Bylaw No. 905
- Workshop on Transportation Master Plan road cross-sections
- RCMP 2024/2025 Annual Performance Plan feedback
Special/Committee of the Whole Meeting - Budget Deliberations
Council is reviewing the Draft 2024-2028 Financial Plan for information. The proposed budget includes a 13.31% property tax rate increase to cover inflation, staff agreements, and community safety. This change would cost an average single-family home approximately $185.16 per year.
- Proposed 13.31% property tax rate increase
- $1,451,724 increase to general municipal taxes
- Funding for 24/7 fire rescue services
- Transitioning to 24/7 policing services
- Infrastructure projects including Church/Thoup Roundabout
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Special Council
This agenda contains only procedural items and a motion to close the meeting to the public regarding personal information about an identifiable individual. No other business is listed for this meeting.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public
Regular Council
The Sooke Council will discuss updates to Development Cost Charges and potential amendments to the Council Procedure Bylaw. The meeting includes a delegation regarding infrastructure costs for a strata conversion on French Road South. Councillors will also consider motions related to sidewalk contributions and affordable housing templates.
- Strata conversion request at 2170/2172 French Road South involving $50,000-$75,000 in infrastructure costs
- Proposed minor update to Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 775, 2021
- Amendments to Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 903
- Motion for a template regarding affordable housing amenity contributions
- Discussion on the Jordan Solar and Energy Storage Project
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
New Business/Supplemental Agenda
The District of Sooke Council is reviewing a recommendation from the Community Health Care Committee. The committee recommends directing staff to engage Liz Busch to prepare a Request for Information.
- Community Health Care Committee recommendation to engage Liz Busch for a Request for Information
Special Council
The District of Sooke Council is convening a special meeting behind closed doors. The session includes the appointment of a clerk pro tem and moves into an in-camera portion regarding personal information and employee relations.
- Appointment of a clerk pro tem
- Meeting closure to the public under section 90(1)(a) and (c) of the Community Charter
Special Council
The District of Sooke scheduled a special council meeting for January 22, 2024. The agenda consists only of procedural items and a motion to close the meeting to the public regarding personal information and labour relations.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public under section 90(1)(a) and (c) of the Community Charter
Regular Council
The District of Sooke is considering a funding application for $20,705 to support the Emergency Support Services Evacuee Registration Assistance Modernization project. The agenda also includes reviews of the 2023 Climate Action Plan update and updates to the Travel and Expense Policy.
- Endorsement of $20,705 UBCM grant for emergency services modernization
- Adoption of Bylaw No. 893 Zoning Amendment Bylaw, 2023 at third reading
- Adoption of Bylaw No. 899 Animal Regulation and Impounding Amendment Bylaw, 2024
- First, second, and third readings for Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw No. 901, 2024
- Amendment to Travel and Expense Policy CO-005 regarding per diem allowances
New Business/Supplemental Agenda
The District of Sooke is reviewing a Royal Roads University report regarding sustainable tourism strategies. The Council will also consider the appointment of Raechel Gray as Corporate Officer, effective January 29, 2024.
- Appointment of Raechel Gray as Corporate Officer
- Review of Royal Roads University report on tourism sustainability
Special Council
This special meeting is scheduled to move into a closed session. The purpose of the closed portion is to discuss labour relations, employee relations, and confidential information regarding negotiations between the municipality and the provincial government.
- Motion to close the meeting to the public under section 90(1)(c) and (2)(b) of the Community Charter
Regular Council
The District of Sooke Council will review an amendment to animal regulation and impounding bylaws. The agenda also includes adopting a zoning amendment for 5529 Croydon Place and a fees and charges bylaw.
- Bylaw No. 899: Animal Regulation and Impounding Amendment Bylaw, 2024 (First, second, and third reading)
- Bylaw No. 886: Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 5529 Croydon Place
- Bylaw No. 896: Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw, 2023
- Sooke Region Communities Health Network reserve funding request
- Discussion regarding Victoria City Council resolution on red light and speed cameras