Meetings

Approved closing the meeting to the public to receive solicitor‑client privileged legal advice (in‑camera).

3 motions|Administration

Directed staff to engage a consultant to verify and scope a municipally‑contracted residential curbside garbage service (waste report)

14 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Directed staff to present 3%, 6%, 9% and 11% 2026 tax options in the Preliminary Draft Financial Plan.

5 motions|Administration, Finance

Consented to CRD service and loan bylaws to finance West Shore RCMP expansion; CRD to borrow (Bylaws 4692/4693)

15 motions|Administration, Development, Environment

Recommended Council give first, second and third readings to Streets and Traffic Bylaw No. 2233 (C. Foxall opposed).

5 motions|Administration, Transportation

Gave first, second and third reading to park fees bylaw; raised stadium and turf rental rates (Bylaw 2182).

13 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Adopted zoning capacity findings confirming current zoning enables the 20‑year housing need (zoning capacity analysis).

11 motions|Administration, Development, Public Safety

Adopted amendment clarifying industrial revitalization tax exemptions; canceled and reissued exemption certificates (Bylaw 2240).

9 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Public Safety

Directed staff to hold a closed meeting to consider personal information about an identifiable individual; meeting adjourned (in‑camera).

3 motions|Administration

Approved the agenda as presented.

2 motions|Administration

Gave first, second and third readings to 10-year tax exemptions for seniors' housing and YMCA (Bylaw 2241)

9 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Finance

Recommended Council give three readings to 10‑year tax exemptions for 753 Station, 817 Goldstream, 1310 Lakepoint (Bylaw 2241).

6 motions|Administration, Finance, Public Safety

Approved bringing Bylaw 2235 (897 Walfred Road) forward for 1st–3rd readings to rezone RR5 to R2.

10 motions|Administration, Development, Environment

Directed staff to submit UBCM grant for new community centre at 1100 Jenkins Ave; City will fund overruns.

14 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Recommended Council adopt park amenity donation program allowing bench donations, plaques and tax receipts; staff choose locations.

13 motions · 3 defeated|Administration, Environment, Public Safety

Approved up to $540,000 for RCMP detachment expansion validation phase; Langford pays 60%.

15 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Adopted Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw allowing up to $20,000,000 in short-term municipal borrowing (Bylaw 2231).

16 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Adopted a new Official Community Plan guiding where and how the city grows to 100,000 residents (Bylaw 2200).

6 motions|Administration, Development

Recommended Council proceed with 1st–3rd readings of development procedures changes removing public hearing fee references (Bylaw 2228).

4 motions|Administration, Development

Closed meeting to consider confidential negotiations with provincial/federal governments; no public decisions. (Adjourned 6:28 pm)

3 motions|Administration

Supported $1.7M for tenant improvements at Bryn Maur primary care clinic; approved lease reimbursement approach (Rise and Report)

19 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Approved closing the meeting to the public to consider confidential negotiations with provincial/federal government and third party (in camera).

3 motions|Administration

Approved Bylaw 2171 for 1st–3rd readings to rezone 2805 Carlow Rd to allow six‑storey daycare +40 rentals.

16 motions|Administration, Development, Public Safety

Directed staff to close the meeting to discuss municipal objectives and prepare the annual report (in-camera).

3 motions|Administration

Adopted five-year spending and revenue plan, setting City budget for 2025–2029 (Bylaw 2223).

13 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Approved recommending repeal of the current permissive tax exemption policy, replaced by a new policy requiring annual reporting.

5 motions|Administration, Finance

Gave first, second and third readings to the 2025–2029 Financial Plan, authorizing budgets and tax projections (Bylaw 2223).

12 motions|Administration, Finance

Approved the amended 2025–2029 financial plan and directed staff to prepare the plan and 2025 tax bylaws.

9 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Finance

Rescinded prior readings; gave new first, second and third readings to amended building-fee bylaw (Bylaw 2121).

16 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Recommended giving first, second and third readings to City Centre Park fee updates, stadium event rates (Bylaw 2182).

7 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Environment, Public Safety

Closed the meeting to the public to discuss preliminary negotiations over a proposed municipal service (in-camera).

3 motions|Administration

Approved the 2025 budget, accepting a 9.77% municipal tax increase; Guiry, Yacucha and Szpak opposed (2025-2029 Financial Plan).

18 motions · 3 defeated|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Approved closing the meeting to the public to discuss labour relations and law enforcement (closed session).

3 motions|Administration

Approved 2025–2029 financial plan; reallocated $3.858M and $2M for Woodlands Park and Latoria Road (Financial Plan)

20 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Finance

Directed staff to prepare rezoning of 2795–2799 Scafe Road to City Centre; Yacucha opposed (Rezoning)

16 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Recommended Council give First, Second and Third Reading to development fee bylaws (2120, 2121, 2122, 2125).

11 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Development, Finance

Directed staff to report options for Council to endorse an 11% tax increase; Guiry and Szpak opposed.

17 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Finance

Presented the draft 2025–2029 five‑year financial plan; council deliberations begin March 3, bylaws in April–May.

2 motions|Administration, Finance

Awarded $6,552,115 construction contract to Coast Utility Contracting Ltd. for Centre Mountain pump station and reservoir (WP8).

16 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Approved timeline and funding changes across city projects; added Environmental Development Permit Area update (Strategic Plan update).

2 motions|Administration

Approved extending public participation until 8:30 p.m. (public participation extension).

3 motions|Administration, Finance

Rejected increase to Grant in Aid budget from $85,000 to $100,000; Yacucha opposed (Grant in Aid).

8 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Finance

Received presentation of the 2025–2029 draft five‑year financial plan; public input sessions Jan 30 and Feb 18.

3 motions|Administration, Finance

Recorded a notice asking the Union of BC Municipalities to seek provincial law for Coastal Marine Strategy (Wagner).

2 motions|Administration

Received presentation on draft 2025–2029 five-year financial plan; no budget decisions made (Draft 5-Year Plan).

3 motions|Administration, Finance

Adopted permanent park dedication for former Hockley Avenue mobile‑home site, allowing trails, playgrounds, water features (Bylaw 2218).

4 motions|Administration, Development, Public Safety

Approved Greater Victoria Public Library 2025 budget; Langford requisition $2,941,210 (up $317,533, 12.1%).

14 motions|Administration, Development, Finance