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Off Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 7266.04
Background
New developments have traditionally been required to build a minimum number of off-street parking stalls. This can lead to more land being turned into parking stalls than what is actually needed, especially in the downtown core where there are more options to walk, roll, or take transit. This amendment means developers can build the number of parking spaces they expect will be needed for the specific site. There is built-in economic pressure to get it right, since extra parking spaces cost more to build, but developments with insufficient parking will be harder to sell or lease.Item Description
That "Off Street Parking Regulations Amendment Bylaw 2025 No. 7266.04" (to eliminate minimum parking requirements in the Downtown Urban Centre) be adopted.
Votes cast ‘In Favour’ are labeled as 'Climate-Positive' for the climate.
Result
Carried
Climate-Positive7
Climate-Negative1
Absent1
Votes
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Sheryl Armstrong
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Tyler Brown
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Hilary Eastmure
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Ben Geselbracht
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Erin Hemmens
Climate-Positive
Mayor
Leonard Krog
Climate-Positive
Councillor
Paul Manly
Absent
Councillor
Janice Perrino
Climate-Negative
Councillor
Ian Thorpe