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Jul 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of Coquitlam Regular Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved the discussion and approval of several legislative and development initiatives. Key actions included the endorsement of the Housing Unit Mix Policy and the adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 5496, alongside several other housing agreement bylaws and city housekeeping updates. Development applications and variances were reviewed and approved for properties located at 3410 Highland Drive, 1382 and 1395 Pollard Street, and 176 Golden Drive. The Council also reviewed proposed amendments to building bylaws concerning permit expirations and formally endorsed a new Talent and Retention Strategy.
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City Of Coquitlam Council Regular (To Close) Council Meeting Minutes
The council convened a closed meeting to discuss matters under the Community Charter, specifically regarding personal information about an identifiable individual considered for an appointment by the municipality, and negotiations concerning the proposed provision of a municipal service in its preliminary stages.
Jul 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Sports And Recreation Advisory Committee Regular Committee Meeting
The committee held a meeting to discuss several key items. A presentation was provided regarding the Coquitlam Lions Water Polo Club, covering topics such as inclusivity, risk management, affordability, membership growth, and future needs. The Town Centre Park Tennis Court Redevelopment project was also reviewed, with discussions focusing on shade provisions, storage facilities, park amenities, and tree planting plans. Additionally, staff provided a comprehensive update on parks and capital projects, including various summer programs, park improvements, and facility updates. During the committee members' roundtable, discussions included reports on a hall of fame induction ceremony, community sports tournaments, facility maintenance needs, and ongoing club developments.
The committee discussed the 2026-2029 Accessibility and Inclusion Plan, focusing on improving signage on micromobility routes, addressing cultural barriers to accessing city services, leveraging new technologies like AI, and potentially establishing an Accessibility Month or Ambassador program. Staff provided clarification on plain language documentation, emergency preparedness, and the collaboration between city departments and the school district regarding accessibility. Additionally, a review of the recent Welcome to Coquitlam event took place, with suggestions for increasing future attendance and engagement. Committee members also reported on emerging issues, specifically the upcoming Caribbean Days and critical funding shortages for English language courses at local immigrant service organizations.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
