6 May 2024 Council meeting Transportation

Transit-Oriented Area Designation Bylaw and Off-Street Parking Bylaw Amendments (Part 2)

Motions decided by one vote
That “Off -Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03” (to implement amendments related to Transit Oriented Areas - Bill 47 – Housing Statutes and associated regulations) pass first reading.
That “Off -Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03” pass second reading.
The City’s vote record words it differently
That “Off-Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03”(to implement amendments related to Transit Oriented Areas - Bill 47 – Housing Statutes and associated regulations) pass first reading; That “Off-Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03” pass second reading;
Sources
Staff reportPage 1
Purpose
The purpose of this report is to present a Transit-Oriented Areas Designation Bylaw and amendments to the ‘Off-Street Parking Regulations Bylaw 2018, No 7266’ in order to implement Bill 47 – Housing Statutes (Transit-Oriented Areas) regulations now required in the Local Government Act and associated Regulations 674 and 678.
Staff recommendation
That: 1. “Transit-Oriented Areas Designation Bylaw 2024 No. 7382” pass first reading; 2. “Transit-Oriented Areas Designation Bylaw 2024 No. 7382” pass second reading; 3. “Transit-Oriented Areas Designation Bylaw 2024 No. 7382” pass third reading; 4. “Off-Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03” pass first reading; 5. “Off-Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 7266.03” pass second reading; and, 6. Council direct Staff to proceed to a public hearing for Bylaw 7266.03 prior to consideration of third reading and final adoption, as required by Section 2.3 of the “Off-Street Parking Regulations Bylaw 2018, No. 7266”.
DocumentsStaff report about Housing, Land Use & Urban Form, Transportation & Mobility

Ian Thorpe No

Yes. Councillor Thorpe, please. Thank you, Your Worship.

Leonard Krog Yes

It's a fairly simple proposition for me. We are required to bring our bylaws into, in accordance with the provincial legislation. I don't see much choice. Having said that, I will be supporting the motion.

Sheryl Armstrong No

in parking and neighborhoods and they're going to be more neighborhood disputes we're going to have more police required and more bylaws just to enforce this