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Bylaw 23/2021 Patios & Pop Up’s Traffic Bylaw Amendment (1st, 2nd and 3rd readings)
Presented by: Dawny George, Director, Engineering & Dean Schick, Manager, Transportation
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RECOMMENDATION(S)
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1) That Bylaw 23/2021 being amendment 18 to Traffic Bylaw 18/2005, be read a first time.
2) That Bylaw 23/2021 be read a second time.
3) That unanimous consent be given for consideration of third reading of Bylaw 23/2021.
4) That Bylaw 23/2021 be read a third and final time.
5) The city waive development and building permit fees for temporary patios on private property for the calendar year of 2021.
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PURPOSE OF REPORT
This report brings forward an amendment to extend previously approved changes to Traffic Bylaw 18/2005 that established a temporary permitting process to allow businesses to set up minor patios and sidewalk retail pop-ups on City-owned land, as well as the initiative to waive related development permit fees for temporary patios in support of businesses operating outdoor patios on private land.
ALIGNMENT TO PRIORITIES IN COUNCIL’S STRATEGIC PLAN
Strategic Priority #2: Economic Development: Enhance business/commercial growth.
ALIGNMENT TO LEVELS OF SERVICE DELIVERY
Development, Building Permit Application Review & Enforcement
ALIGNMENT TO COUNCIL DIRECTION OR MANDATORY STATUTORY PROVISION
On June 1, 2020 Council passed the following motion(s)
AR-20-205
That Bylaw 30/2020, being amendment 15 to Traffic Bylaw 18/2005, be read a first time.
That Bylaw 30/2020 be read a second time.
That unanimous consent be given for consideration of third reading of Bylaw 30/2020.
That Bylaw 30/2020 be read a third and final time.
On July 6, 2020 Council passed the following motion(s)
CM-20-026
That the 21-day advance notice period for a notice of motion be waived in accordance with Section 23.8 of Procedure Bylaw 3/2018
That for 2020 the city waive temporary development fees for patio licensing on private propert...
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