REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA

Monday, April 26, 2021

3:00 P.m. - 4:00 P.m.

Remote Video / Teleconference

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1.

ADOPTION OF AGENDA

a.

Adoption of the April 26, 2021 Regular Agenda

Motion to approve the change to the Order of Business to have Delegations considered before Committee of the Whole

2.

ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES

a.

Regular Meeting Minutes from April 12, 2021

b.

Public Hearing Meeting Minutes from April 12, 2021

3.

DELEGATIONS

a.

Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the Job - April 28

Cheryl Davies, CUPE Local 1260 representing the New Westminster & District Labour Council

4.

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

a.

Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign

Cathy Peters, BC Anti-Human Trafficking Educator, Speaker, Advocate

b.

RCMP Quarterly Update

Acting Superintendent Mike Bhatti, OIC, Langley RCMP

5.

MAYOR’S REPORT

a.

Upcoming Meetings

Regular Council Meeting – May 10, 2021
Regular Council Meeting – May 31, 2021

b.

Recreation Update

Kim Hilton, Director of Recreation, Culture and Community Services

c.

Discover Langley City - Councillor Albrecht

6.

BYLAWS

a.

Bylaw 3142 - Zoning Amendment Bylaw & Development Permit No. 04-20

Final reading of a bylaw to rezone properties located at 20222 56 Avenue & 20237 Michaud Crescent to accommodate a 6-storey, 213-unit rental apartment development and associated Michaud Park Community Garden expansion 

1.

Development Permit No. 04-20

To approve Development Permit No. 04-20 to accommodate a 6-storey, 213 unit rental apartment development at 20222 56 Avenue and 20237 Michaud Crescent

b.

Bylaw 3143 - Discharge of Land Use Contract No. 04-75

Final reading of a bylaw to authorize the discharge of Land Use Contract No. 04-75 from the property located at 20222 56 Avenue and 20237 Michaud Crescent

c.

Bylaw 3159 - Official Community Plan Bylaw Amendment

Third reading of a bylaw to amend the Official Community Plan Bylaw in order to incorporate provisions for higher-density low-rise residential uses at the properties addressed 5394, 5396, 5400, & 5402 – 207 Street

d.

Bylaw 3160 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment & Development Permit No 07-20

Third reading of a bylaw to rezone the properties located at 5394, 5396, 5400, & 5402 – 207 Street from the RS1 Multiple Residential Low Density zone to the CD72 Comprehensive Development zone to accommodate a 6-storey, 68-unit apartment development

Please refer to item 6c) Bylaw 3159 for staff reports, drawings and detailed information related to this development

e.

Bylaw 3166 - Tax Rate Bylaw

First, second and third reading of a bylaw to levy property value taxes for municipal purposes for the year 2021

f.

Bylaw 3162 - Tax Penalty Addition Bylaw

First, second and third reading of a bylaw to amend the Tax Penalty Addition Bylaw

g.

Bylaw 3165 - Zoning Amendment Bylaw & Development Permit No 08-20

First and second reading of a bylaw to rezone the property located at 5609 201A Street to accommodate at 5 storey, 62 unit apartment development

7.

ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS

a.

Alternative Approval Process for Property Acquisition Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 3145

b.

Mayor's Gala Detailed Cost Analysis

c.

Local Government Development Approvals Program Grant Application

8.

NEW AND UNFINISHED BUSINESS

a.

Motions/Notices of Motion

b.

Correspondence

1.

Door to Door Canvassing Application Request

Globalfaces Direct, Professional Fundraising Service Provider is requesting permission to canvass for 4 weeks per client, per year in 2021 for the following charities:

• Plan International Canada
• Canadian Institute for the Blind
• Unicef Canada
• Save the Children Canada
• Children Believe Canada 

2.

Challenge Provincial Paramountcy

City of Penticton

3.

Light up Green for Lyme Awareness - May 3rd

BC Lyme Non-Profit Society

4.

Motion of Solidarity for the Indian Farmers

Indo Canadian Workers Association Canada

c.

New Business

1.

Motion to Hold a Closed Meeting

THAT the Council Meeting immediately following this meeting be closed to the public as the subject matter being considered relates to items which comply with the following closed meeting criteria specified in Section 90 of the Community Charter:

(1) A part of a council meeting may be closed to the public if the subject matter being considered relates to or is one or more of the following:

(f) law enforcement, if the council considers that disclosure could reasonably be expected to harm the conduct of an investigation under or enforcement of an enactment;

(m) a matter that, under another enactment, is such that the public may be excluded from the meeting.

9.

ADJOURNMENT