Council Watch: Port Moody

Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of July 14, 2026: three readings for a new amenity cost charge bylaw, three readings for a bylaw moving $9.95 million from the parks development cost charge reserve for land purchases, adoption of the "Anthem" rezoning in Moody Centre, and plans for a multi-year Ioco Road infrastructure project starting this fall.

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Council Watch Port Moody is an independent, unofficial summary of publicly accessible meetings of the Port Moody Council. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of Port Moody. This episode was generated by AI, with AI voices, from an automatic transcript and may contain errors. Watch the linked video for the official record.

Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Council Standing Committee meeting of July 21, 2026 (City Initiatives and Planning, Finance, and Strategic Priorities committees): a request for a report on a one-year resident parking pass pilot at Rocky Point Park, a new recreation financial assistance program, free recreation passes for residents aged 80 and over, a forecast 2026 general fund surplus of about $727,000, and early input on a proposed seven-storey building on St. George Street. Committee decisions are recommendations that go to council for final approval.

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Council Watch Port Moody is an independent, unofficial summary of publicly accessible meetings in Port Moody. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of Port Moody. This episode was generated by AI, with AI voices, from an automatic transcript and may contain errors. Watch the linked video for the official record.

Council Watch Port Moody looks at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of October 13, 2026: three readings for the small-scale multi-unit housing (multiplex) process and fees bylaw, with a public engagement process on the design guidelines to follow, a provisional 2027 utility budget that raises water, sewer and garbage charges for a single-family home by about 4.9%, the council pay report deferred to the next council, and gaps in defibrillators at City buildings.

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Council Watch Port Moody is an independent, unofficial summary of publicly accessible meetings of the Port Moody Council. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of Port Moody. This episode was generated by AI, with AI voices, from an automatic transcript and may contain errors. Watch the linked video for the official record.