RESPONSE TO PROVINCIAL HOUSING BILLS: TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS (TOA) DESIGNATION BYLAW AND ASSOCIATED ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENTS

June 6, 2024 - 10 - 7643794 previously presented to Council. Should an applicant choose to withdraw the in-stream rezoning application, the bylaw would be rescinded and a new rezoning application would be required, subject to Council approval. Next Steps Following first, second and third reading of Bylaw 10560 and 10561, final adoption would be considered at the next Council meeting. There is no public hearing associated with the attached bylaws as the changes are mandated by the Province through Bill 47. Within 30 days following final adoption of these bylaws, there must be notification to the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure of compliance with the requirements of Bill 47 (Housing Statues (Transit-Oriented Areas) Amendment Act), 2023. To support the public’s understanding of the various changes, due to the Provincial housing bills, staff are proposing to distribute information via the following outlets for Transit-Oriented Areas: • Website: Updates will be made to the City’s website to provide information on the changes, including updates to the Richmond Interactive Map (RIM). • Social Media: various platforms will be utilized to communicate the changes. • Bulletin: bulletins will be prepared to aid the general public and development community in understanding the changes.

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