The council meeting addressed concerns regarding proposed zoning bylaw changes, specifically the definition of partially exposed basements. Additionally, the council heard a delegation from the Lower Fraser Valley Flood Plains Coalition requesting endorsement of a joint statement for regional flood resilience. The discussion highlighted the necessity of a coordinated, long-term regional strategy for flood management, funding for critical infrastructure assessment, and the importance of nature-based solutions. The council subsequently moved to endorse the coalition's joint statement.
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The meeting packet focuses on the upcoming Committee of the Whole meeting scheduled to discuss the introduction of a revised Development Cost Charges (DCC) Bylaw for the Village of Anmore. Key components include an overview of the legislative framework for DCCs, rate structure criteria, a comparison of DCC rates with neighboring Lower Mainland municipalities, and a discussion of the proposed methodology for determining future charges. The packet also incorporates historical minutes from a previous committee meeting held in December 2024 for administrative adoption.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
Village Of Anmore Council Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several legislative and infrastructure items. The council discussed and adopted the Official Community Plan bylaw amendment and authorized a tender award for the Dr. Hal Weinberg Spirit Park expansion project. Additionally, the council approved a joint grant application for the fire hall replacement project. A tender was also awarded for the Sunnyside multi-use pathway improvement project. The council also processed items on the consent agenda, including OCP amendments for the Village of Belera.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Village Of Anmore Council Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including a public input session regarding the Pinnacle Ridge development and a scholarship presentation for local students. The council approved the statement of financial information and reviewed correspondence from Metro Vancouver concerning the Sassamat Fire Service, including discussions on borrowing capacity and infrastructure funding. Additionally, the council endorsed the draft 2025 annual report with minor amendments and considered the final adoption of the Pinnacle Ridge zoning amendment bylaw, which includes a detailed master development agreement, phasing framework, and infrastructure delivery requirements.
