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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
This RFP is for professional consulting services to develop an Urban Forest Stewardship and Engagement Plan for the City of Surrey.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Surrey
The committee reviewed proposed revisions to the Development Application Procedure Bylaw and the Development Fees Bylaw regarding the classification of minor versus major scope changes in development applications. Discussions also covered updates on recent Development Variance Permit fee adjustments, suggestions for standardizing processes before the Board of Variance, the status of the Development Cost Charge Bylaw, and impending changes to water meter billing rates for multiplex owners.
The council received and reviewed a corporate report concerning proposed permissive property tax exemptions for qualifying heritage properties for the 2027 tax year. Following the review, the council authorized the City Clerk to bring forward the associated tax exemption bylaw for the required readings and directed that public notice of the proposed exemptions be published as required by the Community Charter. Additionally, the council successfully conducted the first, second, and third readings of the Section 225 Tax Exemption Bylaw, 2026, No. 22140.
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The council reviewed multiple land use and development applications, including amendments to zoning bylaws, development variance permits, and housing agreements. Key discussions involved telecommunication tower installations, liquor licence amendments for extended service hours and capacity changes, and various residential and mixed-use development proposals, such as a 24-storey rental building and a 12-storey office and institutional tower. Several development permits and variance permits were endorsed or authorized, and bylaws related to housing agreements and zoning were adopted or amended.
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