City Council - January 15, 2024 -Minutes - City of Richmond, BC

R 24 /1-9 It was moved and seconded That: ( 1 ) A more detailed assessment of the costs associated with implementing the Proposed Public Safety Camera System, including phasing options and funding sources, as described in the report titled “Richmond Traffic Intersection Cameras and Proposed Public Safety Camera System” dated December 6, 2023 from the City Solicitor and General Manager, Community Safety be presented for Council’s consideration and approval through a future budget process; ( 2 ) The feasibility of obtaining a Court declaration in advance of the expenditures associated with implementing the Proposed Public Safety Camera System, as described in the report titled “Richmond Traffic Intersection Cameras and Proposed Public Safety Camera System” dated December 6, 2023 from the City Solicitor and General Manager, Community Safety be explored; ( 3 ) Any necessary Privacy Impact Assessment for the Proposed Public Safety Camera System be undertaken to satisfy the requirements of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act; and ( 4 ) A copy of this report titled “Richmond Traffic Intersection Cameras and Proposed Public Safety Camera System” dated December 6, 2023 from the City Solicitor and General Manager, Community Safety be provided to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, and Richmond Members of Parliament and Members of the Legislative Assembly. CARRIED Opposed: Cllrs. Gillanders Wolfe

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