The main topic of discussion was zoning and housing amendments

• The city is proposing various amendments to their Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw to address the housing crisis and support new housing development.
• The amendments include allowing 4-unit residential developments on lots, supporting affordable housing, enabling housing innovation, streamlining development processes, and making administrative changes.
• There was discussion and some concerns raised about the proposed changes, their impacts, and the public engagement process.
• A motion to defer a decision on the amendments to the next planning committee meeting was passed to allow more time for public review and feedback.
• No other specific motions were mentioned as being passed in the provided context.