Council Watch: Port Moody Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/council-watch-port-moody Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them? Council Watch Port Moody does it for you. Each episode, two AI hosts walk you through what the City of Port Moody council discussed and decided, in plain language and in about 15 minutes (on average - may be shorter or longer, depending on the meeting!). You'll hear about housing, development, budgets and what's coming up next. It's fair, non-partisan, offering context notes, with corrections made openly. Subscribe and know what's happening in Port Moody before it happens to you. Copyright 2026 Council Watch Media 5aad9e7a-82c8-5ee8-a27d-6cb8c194cbe1 yes en Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:42:40 -0700 Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:43:07 -0700 https://img.transistorcdn.com/k3BIUQTxIqY1XRC8fHVWXL_1eI-4tO9hh0ZjEZ5VIYw/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS81YzVj/NzMwNGVjMzAwODc0/ZGMxMTBkMTAwMWQ2/MGQ1My5qcGc.jpg Council Watch: Port Moody episodic Council Watch Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them? Council Watch Port Moody does it for you. Each episode, two AI hosts walk you through what the City of Port Moody council discussed and decided, in plain language and in about 15 minutes (on average - may be shorter or longer, depending on the meeting!). You'll hear about housing, development, budgets and what's coming up next. It's fair, non-partisan, offering context notes, with corrections made openly. Subscribe and know what's happening in Port Moody before it happens to you. Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them. Port Moody, Port Moody council, City of Port Moody, Port Moody news, Tri-Cities, Burrard Inlet, Metro Vancouver, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs Council Watch News No No Jul 14: New amenity cost charges, $9.95M for parkland, Ioco Road Jul 14: New amenity cost charges, $9.95M for parkland, Ioco Road full c6b31c50-6ebb-49ff-8c0d-7ec604e9fb0b https://share.transistor.fm/s/c255ae70 Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of July 14, 2026: three readings for a new amenity cost charge bylaw, three readings for a bylaw moving $9.95 million from the parks development cost charge reserve for land purchases, adoption of the "Anthem" rezoning in Moody Centre, and plans for a multi-year Ioco Road infrastructure project starting this fall.

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]]> Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of July 14, 2026: three readings for a new amenity cost charge bylaw, three readings for a bylaw moving $9.95 million from the parks development cost charge reserve for land purchases, adoption of the "Anthem" rezoning in Moody Centre, and plans for a multi-year Ioco Road infrastructure project starting this fall.

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]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:42:40 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 580 Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of July 14, 2026: three readings for a new amenity cost charge bylaw, three readings for a bylaw moving $9.95 million from the parks development cost charge reserve Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of July 14, 2026: three readings for a new amenity cost charge bylaw, three readings for a bylaw moving $9.95 million from the parks development cost charge reserve Port Moody, Port Moody council, City of Port Moody, Port Moody news, Tri-Cities, Burrard Inlet, Metro Vancouver, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Jul 21: Rocky Point parking pass, rec assistance, $727K surplus Jul 21: Rocky Point parking pass, rec assistance, $727K surplus full c9ad9495-e7a7-4702-aac6-9f3479fcfe82 https://share.transistor.fm/s/86becfda Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Council Standing Committee meeting of July 21, 2026 (City Initiatives and Planning, Finance, and Strategic Priorities committees): a request for a report on a one-year resident parking pass pilot at Rocky Point Park, a new recreation financial assistance program, free recreation passes for residents aged 80 and over, a forecast 2026 general fund surplus of about $727,000, and early input on a proposed seven-storey building on St. George Street. Committee decisions are recommendations that go to council for final approval.

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]]> Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Council Standing Committee meeting of July 21, 2026 (City Initiatives and Planning, Finance, and Strategic Priorities committees): a request for a report on a one-year resident parking pass pilot at Rocky Point Park, a new recreation financial assistance program, free recreation passes for residents aged 80 and over, a forecast 2026 general fund surplus of about $727,000, and early input on a proposed seven-storey building on St. George Street. Committee decisions are recommendations that go to council for final approval.

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]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:42:02 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 733 Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Council Standing Committee meeting of July 21, 2026 (City Initiatives and Planning, Finance, and Strategic Priorities committees): a request for a report on a one-year resident parking pas Council Watch Port Moody looks back at the City of Port Moody Council Standing Committee meeting of July 21, 2026 (City Initiatives and Planning, Finance, and Strategic Priorities committees): a request for a report on a one-year resident parking pas Port Moody, Port Moody council, City of Port Moody, Port Moody news, Tri-Cities, Burrard Inlet, Metro Vancouver, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Oct 13: Utility rates up 4.9%, multiplex bylaw, council pay report deferred Oct 13: Utility rates up 4.9%, multiplex bylaw, council pay report deferred full 9ac8e922-919e-4411-b8dc-e1dd2ecf8e13 https://share.transistor.fm/s/bd149484 Council Watch Port Moody looks at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of October 13, 2026: three readings for the small-scale multi-unit housing (multiplex) process and fees bylaw, with a public engagement process on the design guidelines to follow, a provisional 2027 utility budget that raises water, sewer and garbage charges for a single-family home by about 4.9%, the council pay report deferred to the next council, and gaps in defibrillators at City buildings.

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]]> Council Watch Port Moody looks at the City of Port Moody Regular Council meeting of October 13, 2026: three readings for the small-scale multi-unit housing (multiplex) process and fees bylaw, with a public engagement process on the design guidelines to follow, a provisional 2027 utility budget that raises water, sewer and garbage charges for a single-family home by about 4.9%, the council pay report deferred to the next council, and gaps in defibrillators at City buildings.

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