Policy 4.13 - to provide direction, commitment and vision for the arts and culture

Policy 5.29 - to manage bylaw enforcement records in compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

Policy 5.41 - standards with respect to communication practices

Policy 5.54 - standards on postings to the Events Calendar and the Community Directory on the District's website.

Policy 6.23 - To set out conditions for the consideration of surficial or groundwater discharge in the area bounded by 207 Street, 124 Avenue, and 224 Street to the crest of the Fraser River Escarpment without compromising the stability of the entire Escarpment. This policy should be read in conjunction with Policy No. 6.24 [PDF, 2MB] - " Subdivision of, or building on, Land within 300 Metres of the Crest of the Fraser River Escarpment. Golder's Report and Contact Details

Policy 3.05 - to manage the Council Training & Conferences budget

Policy 5.03 - to allow non-paid volunteers, working with "high risk" groups, to apply for a fee exemption

Policy 6.20 - minimum standards for the hosting a a meeting by a developer to inform the public of proposed development changes in their neighbourhood

Policy 6.03 - development standards for urban lands adjacent to the Park boundary

Policy 6.21 - specifications to ensure proper notification of proposed development changes

Policy 10.01 - to provide Municipal and RCMP staff with regard to property found and reported to the RCMP by individuals who initiate a claim

Policy 4.17 - to identify a process through which festivals that deliver specified benefits to citizens can receive support from Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows through the Parks & Leisure Services Commission and to ensure fair and consistent treatment of requests within the limits of available resources.

Policy 9.04 - to document that the film industry's use of Maple Ridge provides economic benefits and community recognition.

Policy 5.49 - to evaluate requests for support using a standard process to ensure the best use is made of available budget dollars.

A proactive strategy is required that will lay the groundwork for the continuance of high quality services and provide a legacy for future generations. It will position the Municipality to meet financial obligations and take advantage of opportunities that arise; it will also mean that residents can look forward to equitable and affordable taxation.

Policy 6.08 - to provide a management framework to allow water based residential uses

Policy 6.23 - To set out conditions for the consideration of surficial or groundwater discharge in the area bounded by 207 Street, 124 Avenue, and 224 Street to the crest of the Fraser River Escarpment without compromising the stability of the entire Escarpment. This policy should be read in conjunction with Policy No. 6.24 [PDF, 2MB] - " Subdivision of, or building on, Land within 300 Metres of the Crest of the Fraser River Escarpment. Golder's Reports and Contact Details.

Policy 6.07 - to identify the objectives of the Heritage Plaque Program

Policy 5.47 - to ensure that District computer and information resources are safe for their intended use.

Policy 5.35 - to set out the authority and process for the retention of external legal counsel

Policy 5.26 - to address the issue of litigants appearing before Council

Policy 5.01 - to set conditions under which the District will consider installation of services

Policy 6.13 - methods for determining community opinion

Policy 9.07 - to provide consistent practices to ensure that neighbourhood traffic issues will be addressed in a balanced, efficient and cost effective manner that respects the needs for mobility and safety of all road users. this policy should be read in conjunction with Neighbourhood Traffic Management Practices [PDF, 3.7KB].

Policy 8.01 - to establish a zero tolerance policy with respect to violations

Policy 5.25 - to provide for the acquisition of parkland

Homes For The Care of Children and the Relief of the Aged, the Poor, the Disabled and the Infirm

Private Hospitals and Daycares

Community Halls

Municipal Recreational Services

Churches

Private Schools

Youth Recreation Groups

Heritage Sites

Policy 4.18 - to formalize practices which have consistently been followed to reduce the introduction of pesticides to the environment to an absolute minimum. The presence and effects of pest species will be tolerated at population levels which do not threaten host survival or render facilities unusable.

Policy 3.06 - to provide for the development of policies which help to achieve the Council's goals and objectives.

Policy 4.16 - to permit the use of inmate work crews to supplement the regular maintenance program and special projects work of the Parks and Leisure Services and Public Works Departments and associated volunteer organizations (Adopt a Block, ARMS, Equestrian Trails Council, etc.).

Policy 3.02 - to eliminate the need for Municipal Council approval and publication of proclamations

Policy 4.09 - to ensure that assistance and support is provided to economically disadvantaged groups, families and individuals

Policy 5.50 - to ensure that Public Private Partnerships are guided by the Public Private Partnership Handbook

A systematic guide to dealing with Public Private Partnerships

Policy 3.01- criteria for determining if public solicitations will be considered

Policy 5.45 - to summarize the responsibilities of the Purchasing Department

Policy 6.10 - method to determine value when road dedication and road exchange are required under the same Development Application

Policy 9.02 - criteria with respect to sewer extension into the ALR

Policy 6.22 - to address market demand to showcase individual developments to prospective clients.

Policy 4.10 - to ensure that assistance and support is provided to groups or individuals that may have challenges when accessing leisure opportunities

Policy 5.51 - to ensure that the training budget is allocated fairly and equitably, to assess the value of training to the District and to track staff's advancement through the educational process using a standard procedure for all staff.

Policy 6.24 - To set out conditions under which subdivision of, or building on, land can be considered in the area within 300 metres of the crest of the Fraser River Escarpment without compromising the stability of the entire Escarpment. This policy should be read in conjunction with Policy No. 6.23 [PDF, 2KB] - "Control of Surficial and Groundwater Discharge in the Area Bounded by 207 Street, 124 Avenue, 224 Street and the crest of the Fraser River Escarpment."

Policy 4.12 - to ensure that all avenues are made available for volunteer development and experiences and that volunteers are duly recognized for their efforts and commitment.