Proposals

Gave first, second and third readings to rezone 3213/3217 Happy Valley Road with conditions.

Adopted the zoning amendment for properties on Massie Drive.

Approved Community Safety recommendations, including hiring one RCMP officer and $225,000 plus $50,000 expenditures.

Approved the agenda.

Gave first reading to the Official Community Plan omnibus amendment.

Directed staff to ask Minister and MLA to reinstate ARC Foundation funding for SOGI 123.

Gave first, second and third readings to the Park Dedication Bylaw.

Approved the agenda.

Approved extending public participation at 7:51 pm for first-time speakers.

Directed staff to draft bylaws and approved permissive tax exemptions, including 550 Goldstream Avenue.

Gave all three readings to the reserve fund amendment creating the Aquatic Centre fund.

Directed staff to notify consideration of a DVP for 1320 Westhills Drive with covenants.

Gave first to third readings to zoning amendments creating new residential and small multi-unit housing.

Adopted Arts and Culture Strategy and kept West Shore Arts Council funding at $10,000.

Directed staff to notify of a DVP to allow a 3.4m fence at 1436 Pinehurst.

Adopted the revised Purchasing Policy with amendments and rescinded legacy purchasing policies.

Allowed a closed session under the listed Community Charter provisions.

Adjourned the meeting at 7:36 pm.

Gave first, second and third readings to the building bylaw amendment advancing energy conservation measures.

Adopted the Good Neighbour Policy setting expectations for construction and development.

Approved the agenda with the addition of New Business item 14.1.

Agreed to consider giving first, second and third readings to the statutory officers bylaw.

Gave first, second and third readings to the statutory officers and delegation of authority bylaw.

Adopted the road closure for a portion of Aldwynd Road.

Adopted the Consent Agenda items as presented.

Adopted the Community Standards Bylaw and its amending bylaw to modernize community standards.

Adjourned the meeting.

Closed the meeting to the public under s.90(1)(l) to discuss annual report preparation.

Allowed a closed meeting to discuss land acquisition matters.

Approved the agenda as amended to include Public Participation.

Approved the agenda.

Recommended Council approve the new Purchasing Policy and repeal legacy policies.

Recommended Council give first, second and third reading to the Statutory Officers bylaw.

Approved the agenda.

Gave 1st-3rd readings to the Elections Bylaw amendment enabling mail-in voting procedures.

Adopted the February 24, 2026 minutes.

Recommended Council give first, second and third reading to dedicate approximately 209 acres as park.

Recommended Council give three readings to Community Standards bylaws and rescind two policies.

Allowed the meeting to close to the public for solicitor-client advice and confidential negotiations.

Rejected reducing most budget items to achieve a 9% property tax increase target for 2026.

Directed staff to reduce internal capital payments by $800,000 in 2026 and adjust 2027–2030 accordingly.

Rejected reducing the City Staff Cleaning budget by $25,000 in 2026.

Proposed removing Garbage Can Retrofit from the 2026 budget (later amended to defer to 2027).

Extended the meeting until 11:00 pm.

Deferred the Garbage Can Retrofit to 2027.

Adopted the Parks and Trails Master Plan.

Approved the Victoria Conservatory of Music lease and authorized execution after required notice.

Approved the agenda.

Received the Langford Lake Sedimentation Update.

Directed staff to request GVPL review the municipal funding formula considering fast-growing municipalities.