AGENDA - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING

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Council Chambers
8645 Stave Lake Street, Mission, BC

A bylaw to rezone property at 7680 Hurd Street from Urban Residential 558 (R558) Zone to Multi-unit Rowhouse One (MR1) Zone


Copy of Notice to Owner/Occupant and previous staff report included as background information

A bylaw to rezone property at 32625 Cherry Avenue from Suburban 20 (S20) Zone to Urban Compact 465 Secondary Dwelling (UC465s) Zone


Copy of Notice to Owner/Occupant and previous staff report included as background information

RECOMMENDATION:


That Council endorse the Waterfront Revitalization Master Plan (WRMP) dated June 2022.


The Waterfront Revitalization Master Plan has been distributed to Council under a separate cover. The Plan can be viewed online via https://engage.mission.ca/waterfront. 

RECOMMENDATION:


That the Letter of Approval in Principle for the RCMP 2023/2024 budget estimates included as Attachment A to the report dated July 4, 2022 from the Deputy Treasurer/Collector be approved and forwarded to the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General and the RCMP.

RECOMMENDATION:


That the City of Mission Park Dedication Bylaw 6114-2022 be considered for first three readings.


 


 


 

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RECOMMENDATIONS:

  1. That draft bylaw 6109-2022-5949(70) to rezone 32647 and 32659 - 6th Avenue and 7542 Briskham Street from Multi-unit Duplex 465 (MD465) Zone to Multi-unit Townhouse One (MT1) Zone be considered for first and second reading;
  2. That subject to the Bylaw receiving first and second reading, a Public Hearing be scheduled on a date to be determined; and
  3. That prior to the adoption of Zoning Amending Bylaw 6109-2022-5949(70), the following conditions be met to the satisfaction of the Director of Development Services:
    1. Collection of any volunteered contributions to the City’s community amenity reserve.
    2. Completion of the Engineering requirements, as in Attachment A.
    3. Any other requirements resulting from Council’s consideration of the Bylaw, including Public Hearing.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

  1. That draft bylaw 6110-2022-5949(71) to rezone 8241 Hazel Crescent from Urban Residential 558 (R558) Zone to Urban Residential 558 Secondary Dwelling (R558s) Zone be considered for first and second reading;
  2. That, subject to the Bylaw receiving first and second reading, a Public Hearing be scheduled on a date to be determined; and
  3. That prior to the adoption of Zoning Amending Bylaw 6110-2022-5949(71), the following conditions be met to the satisfaction of the Director of Development Services:
    1. Collection of any volunteered contributions to the City’s community amenity reserve.
    2. Any other requirements resulting from Council’s consideration of the Bylaw, including Public Hearing

RECOMMENDATION:


That Development Variance Permit DV21-018 for 7330 Horne Street to vary Development and Subdivision Control Bylaw 5650-2017 by:

  1. reducing the required dedication for an existing lane from 6.0 metres to 3.8 metres, and
  2. revising the Waste Management Design Guidelines to allow a collection service vehicle to maneuver into the lane

be approved.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Development Variance Permit DV21-022 for 34159 Kirkpatrick Avenue to vary:

  1. Section 1101 D. 1. Setback to the front lot line from 7.5 metres to 0.2 metres to allow for an existing accessory building

of Zoning Bylaw 5949-2020 be approved.

This report is provided for information.  No staff recommendation accompanies this report and Council action is not required.

A bylaw to rezone the properties at 32647 and 32659 - 6th Avenue and 7542 Briskham Street from Multi-unit Duplex 465 (MD465) Zone to Multi-unit Townhouse One (MT1) Zone 


See “Development Services” Section 9(a)

A bylaw to rezone property at 8241 Hazel Crescent from Urban Residential 558 (R558) Zone to Urban Residential 558 Secondary Dwelling (R558s) Zone 


See “Development Services” Section 9(b)

A bylaw to dedicate 29485 Donatelli Avenue as park land 


See “Development Services” Section 8(c)

A bylaw to rezone property at 7680 Hurd Street from Urban Residential 558 (R558) Zone to Multi-unit Rowhouse One (MR1) Zone


See "Public Hearings" Section 5(b)

A bylaw to rezone property at 32625 Cherry Avenue from Suburban 20 (S20) Zone to Urban Compact 465 Secondary Dwelling (UC465s) Zone


See “Public Hearings” Section 5(c)

A bylaw to rezone property at 35043 Lougheed Highway from Rural 80 (RU80) Zone to Urban Residential 930 Secondary Dwelling (R930s) Zone


Excerpt from Public Hearing minutes and previous staff report included as background information 

A bylaw to amend Official Community Plan Bylaw 5670-2017 to incorporate references to the Waterfront Revitalization Master Plan

A bylaw to set out parameters for the public consumption of alcohol in Fraser River Heritage Park and Centennial Park, for a trial basis of one year

A bylaw to amend Development and Subdivision Control Bylaw 5650-2017 to incorporate new livable street cross sections, offer clarification on clauses that were previously adopted, and minor housekeeping amendments

Development Permit to vary Zoning Bylaw 5949-2020, as amended, in respect to the above-noted property. 


See "Development Services" Section 9(c)

Development Permit to vary Zoning Bylaw 5949-2020, as amended, in respect to the above-noted property. 


See "Development Services" Section 9(d)

This report is being provided for information purposes. Council action is not required.

Moved by Mayor Horn,

  1. That the City of Mission host a health care planning symposium and invite Fraser Health to both participate in and assist with planning the event.
  2. That the City of Mission invite Fraser Health to undertake a local health care needs assessment with the aim of creating a memorandum of understanding for partnering in the provision of health care services.

Moved by Mayor Horn,

  1. That Council supports an approach to development in which density bonusing is considered for proposals that seek to address community needs, including:
    • Shared community spaces for not-for-profit organizations
    • Spaces appropriate for medical clinics
    • Parking in areas where the parking deficit has been identified
    • Significant financial contributions to an affordable housing fund
    • Significant opportunities for addressing other strategic needs that have been identified by the city; and
  2.  That staff be empowered to negotiate such an approach with developers where appropriate, and bring forward creative proposals if they arise before a new policy or bylaw amendment is complete.

Council encourages public participation in Question Period by in-person attendance at the meeting, or by email or telephone inquiry prior to the meeting.  info@mission.ca or 604-820-3700

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