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The City of Pitt Meadows is reviewing its Filming Policy (C028) hot spot designation that currently restricts filming in the South Bonson area and prohibits filming in Osprey Village and Park area, as outlined in red on the maps below.
The City is seeking feedback from current residents and businesses in these areas to share possible ideas on restrictions and controls that could be put in place to support a positive experience with filming moving forward.
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The City does recognize the economic benefit of the film industry to the local community including revenue from permits that can be used towards community amenities and services, employment opportunities, and generating business from visitors.
With its central location, spectacular landscapes, and small-town charm, the City of Pitt Meadows offers an appealing filming location. Film productions that have a minimal impact to residents and businesses are encouraged.
Next Steps The survey has now closed. Thank you for sharing your feedback. Feedback received will be presented to Council at an upcoming Council meeting along with recommendations from staff. Council meetings can be viewed online at pittmeadows.ca/councilmeetings.
The City of Pitt Meadows is reviewing its Filming Policy (C028) hot spot designation that currently restricts filming in the South Bonson area and prohibits filming in Osprey Village and Park area, as outlined in red on the maps below.
The City is seeking feedback from current residents and businesses in these areas to share possible ideas on restrictions and controls that could be put in place to support a positive experience with filming moving forward.
Click image to view larger maps
The City does recognize the economic benefit of the film industry to the local community including revenue from permits that can be used towards community amenities and services, employment opportunities, and generating business from visitors.
With its central location, spectacular landscapes, and small-town charm, the City of Pitt Meadows offers an appealing filming location. Film productions that have a minimal impact to residents and businesses are encouraged.
Next Steps The survey has now closed. Thank you for sharing your feedback. Feedback received will be presented to Council at an upcoming Council meeting along with recommendations from staff. Council meetings can be viewed online at pittmeadows.ca/councilmeetings.
In 2016, filming hot spot designationswere put in place due to concerns about filming activities in South Bonson and Osprey Village. Since that time, staff have updated and improved the permitting process which has been very successful in creating positive filming experiences in other areas of Pitt Meadows.
The main concerns for the South Bonson and Osprey Village area were about disruption to parking, access to businesses and enjoyment of the location, City staff have created a list of requirements that would be mandatory for every film permit should filming move forward:
Film companies would be required to consult with business owners and residents for any area affected by filming prior to film permit approval.
For business owners there may be compensation available for loss of business during filming and would be negotiated between the film company and business.
Onsite parking would be limited and film companies would be required to park elsewhere and shuttle their crew to the location.
Filming outside of the City’s noise bylaw would require polling of the surrounding neighborhood with an 80% approval required.
Film companies must notify the surrounding neighborhood of their filming plans. This letter will include dates and times, as well as any potential impacts such as noise from special effects/pyrotechnics and/or road closures.
