The Council agenda included discussions on a proclamation for Terry Fox Week and various legislative matters such as the Willingdon Beach Campsite Bylaw update and amendments to the Sanitary Sewer System User Rates. New business items addressed a proposed amendment to the Domtar Wildwood Landfill waste discharge permit, correspondence from the City of New Westminster regarding infrastructure funding tied to housing targets, and a cell tower siting process. Additionally, the Council considered the Wildlife Attractant Bylaw, including engagement feedback and associated penalty enforcement provisions.
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The council discussed the Seawalk Restoration Project, including the acceptance of tender results, the awarding of a construction contract to Hazelwood Construction, and the authorization to apply for grant funding. Additionally, the meeting addressed the update of the Willingdon Beach Campsite Bylaw, focusing on fee adjustments for core site services and the Sanitary Sewer System User Rates Amendment Bylaw. New business items included a request for a meeting regarding a Water Sustainability Plan for the Powell and Lois Watersheds and correspondence concerning service levels for Route 3.
