I’ve been advised that consideration of the backyard hen bylaw change has been deferred until after the Olympics. So, we do not need to attend at City Hall this Thursday, February 4, 2010. I’ll let you know when the matter has been rescheduled.
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Dane
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Hi Dane,
I’d love to talk to you about pushing city hall through this last hoop to pass the bylaw. I am building chicken coops (outside of vancouver for now) and am anxiously waiting to learn of the revised coop “code,” so I can market them within the city. Not to mention I want chickens of my own.
Give me a call sometime at 604-251-0996 if you can.
Thanks,
Duncan
Any word on when hens will be back on City Council’s agenda?
RE: Guidelines for Keeping of Backyard Hens
The above-noted Policy Report dated March 24, 2010, will be considered by Vancouver City Council’s Standing Committee on Planning and Environment at its meeting on:
DATE: Thursday, April 8, 2010
TIME: 2:00 pm
PLACE: Council Chamber
Third Floor, City Hall
The meeting agenda and above report will be available online no later than the Friday preceding the meeting at: vancouver.ca/ctyclerk/councilmeetings/meeting_schedule.cfm. Hard copies will also be available upon request at that time.
If you wish further information on this matter, please contact Tom Hammel at 604.873.7545 or Lily Ford at 604.871-6659. If you wish to address the Standing Committee, please call me at 604.873.7191, by 1:00 pm on Wednesday, April 7, 2010. Please note speakers are requested to limit their comments to no longer than five minutes.
For your information, all meetings of Council are webcast and can be viewed at: vancouver.ca/ctyclerk/mayorcouncil/councilmeetings/video.htm. The minutes for this meeting can be viewed at: vancouver.ca/ctyclerk/councilmeetings/meeting_schedule.cfm approximately two days following the meeting. Hard copies of the minutes are available upon request.
Yours truly,
Titania Lam
Meeting Coordinator
tel: 604.873.7191
Thanks for the information regarding the policy updates.
Just wondering about the City of North Vancouver, (a friend told me not too long ago that in the city of NVan we can, but in the district we can’t)