A regular City Council meeting commenced on Monday, June 23, 2025, at City Hall in Coquitlam, attended by Mayor Richard Stewart and all council members.
Mayor Stewart acknowledged the Indigenous territory and United Nations Public Service Day.
Councillor Marsden moved to approve the minutes from the June 9 meeting, which passed unanimously.
Reports were presented, including the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer’s report on the 2024 Annual Financial Reports. Council approved all related items without objection.
The council unanimously adopted various bylaws, including Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 5411, and amendments supporting small-scale multi-unit housing.
Amendments to the Amenity Cost Charges Bylaw No. 5432, 2025, underwent initial readings, addressing concerns on housing affordability.
A conflict of interest led Councillor Mandewo to leave temporarily during discussions on a grant provided to S.U.C.C.E.S.S.
The Major Facilities Roadmap and the 2025-2035 Sports Field Strategy were endorsed to address future community recreational needs.
Discussion on stormwater management highlighted residential developments’ impacts, leading to newly approved requirements.
The council authorized several zoning amendments and development applications, ensuring adherence to city planning standards.
The meeting concluded at 10:14 p.m., certifying the proceedings.