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MattersEnvironmentBYLAW NO. 1666First seen Dec 5, 2016

Dust control bylaw

The proposed city dust-control bylaw would address dust management, but the record gives no specific requirements or costs. Instead of advancing it, the city referred dust management to developers working with staff.

Where it stands: Removed from the agenda and referred to developers working with staff Dec 5, 2016; no readings were given.

Background

Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.

  1. Dec 5, 2016

    Dust management and proposed control bylaw

    A proposed city dust-control bylaw was not advanced. Dust management was referred to the West Shore Developers Association instead, leaving the approach to controlling dust from development unresolved.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. December 5, 2016· Council

    Dust bylaw removed; dust management referred to developers and staff

    Dust Control Bylaw No. 1666 was removed from the agenda and not given readings; Council referred dust management to developers to work with staff.

  2. December 5, 2016·Public comment

    Members of the public addressed Council; one speaker opposed the Dust Control Bylaw.