Surrey 2026-02-23 市议会公开听证会议

It was Moved by Councillor Hepner Seconded by Councillor Kooner That Council direct staff to bring forward a report, with draft bylaw amendments for Council consideration, that builds on the 2019 framework and presents a "most restrictive legally supportable" option, including: a. A new business-licence class for "Vapour Product Retailer," requiring a specific licence to sell, offer for sale, provide, or distribute vapour products in Surrey, with enhanced compliance and inspection provisions; b. A major retail availability reduction measure, such as restricting vapour product sales to age-restricted 19+ premises only, and prohibiting vapour product sales in general-access retail settings, such as convenience stores and gas stations, subject to legal review; c. A cap and siting controls for vapour product retailers, including a citywide cap or caps by community, and minimum separation distances from youth- sensitive uses such as schools, parks, recreation centres, libraries, community centres, and from other vapour retailers; d. Companion zoning changes, if required, to align land use permissions with the licensing approach and enforce the siting rules; and e. An implementation plan that includes consultation with relevant health partners, enforcement and resource impacts, proposed fees sufficient to fund compliance, and clear consequences for violations, including suspension or non-renewal for repeat non-compliance. RES.R26-561 Carried

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