The Regular Meeting of Coquitlam’s City Council was held on September 8, 2025, with Mayor Richard Stewart opening the session by acknowledging Indigenous lands and recognizing International Literacy Day.
The council unanimously approved minutes from past meetings including those from July 28, May 12, and public hearings, along with various advisory committee sessions.
Val Karpinsky presented on the impacts of Metro Vancouver construction on El Camino Drive residents. Concerns included safety, community engagement, and adherence to construction timings.
A report on a Temporary Use Permit application for Coquitlam Express Hockey Club was defeated, citing the need for consistent land use policy and industrial space preservation.
The council approved the final development application at 651 Rochester Avenue and extended third readings for projects at Pheasant Street and Forst Avenue.
A new housing agreement was approved, along with a capital contribution for Burquitlam Senior Housing Society, supporting non-market rental units.
The Shared E-Micromobility Pilot Program with Lime was extended, amid discussions on misuse penalties and service area expansions.
Councillor Trish Mandewo was endorsed for committee roles in the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. The council agreed to cover associated costs.
A moment was taken to remember Dean Kasdorf, a beloved community figure, with condolences extended by Mayor Stewart.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:01 p.m. with unanimous approval.