Coquitlam’s City Council convened a regular meeting Monday evening at City Hall with discussions covering a range of local issues.
An Indigenous land acknowledgment and recognition of upcoming cultural holidays marked the start of the meeting.
Attendees unanimously approved the minutes from the previous council meeting and addressed workplace safety with a presentation from the New Westminster and District Labour Council.
Among the key topics discussed were tax-related bylaws and advocacy for deferring new provincial tax sale legislation.
Councillors reviewed and approved work plans for the community’s Safety and Culture Services Advisory Committees.
School site proposals for the coming years were analyzed, emphasizing the need for facilities aligned with residential development plans.
Updates on public amenities at Fraser Mills included conversations on incorporating historical heritage and enhancing community accessibility.
A special recognition was proposed for the contributions of Jean and Suzanne Lambert, celebrated with a plaque at Maillardville Community Centre.
The meeting concluded with insights into Metro Vancouver’s regional governance reviews and plans.
The session closed at 8:54 p.m., with the next meeting scheduled for April 28.