Clearwater County public meetings in 2024
48 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council Meeting
Clearwater County Council will hold public hearings on two land-use bylaw amendments (Bylaws 1213/24 and 1208/24), then consider second and third readings for those and a road closure bylaw. Council will also review and vote on the Strategic Planning Committee's recommendations for the 2024 and 2025 budgets, including broadband, and consider a FireSmart vegetation management grant application. Reports from fire rescue services and community peace officers, as well as notices of motion on apparatus replacement and the FRIAA grant program, will be presented.
- Public hearing for Bylaw 1213/24 to redesignate 8.36 acres from Agriculture to Country Residence Agricultural District (NW 18-41-07-W5M)
- Public hearing for Bylaw 1208/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (Application No. 21/24)
- Second and third readings for Bylaw 1203/24 to close a portion of road within Subdivision Plan 792 2256
- Strategic Planning Committee recommendations for 2025 budget approval (excluding broadband and including broadband)
- FRIAA FireSmart Vegetation Management Program 2024-2025 grant application
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Broadband Committee agenda includes a request for decision to consider the third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 Broadband. Council will consider granting the third reading and appointing eligible members to the Broadband Committee. The bylaw would create a Broadband Committee with up to seven council members to develop a vision, public‑engagement strategy, and Open Access Network for Clearwater County.
- Consider granting third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 Broadband
- Consider appointing eligible members to the Broadband Committee per section 5
- Establish Broadband Committee with up to seven council members
- Define membership eligibility restrictions to avoid conflicts of interest
- Authorize Committee to enter contracts, pursue grants, and oversee broadband project
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The meeting includes a closed session regarding a verbal update on FOIP section 25 disclosure. The agenda contains no other items for discussion or decision.
- Closed session: Verbal update regarding FOIP s.25 disclosure
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council is reviewing the draft 2025 Capital Budget across several departments. Administration is presenting options for project timelines and funding sources, including the potential use of tax rate increases to fund future deficits.
- Introduction to Capital Budget 2025
- Public Works Operations Draft 2025 Capital Budget
- Public Works Infrastructure Draft 2025 Capital Budget
- Corporate Services Draft 2025 Capital Budget
- Agriculture and Community Services Draft 2025 Capital Budget
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council is reviewing the 2025 draft operating and capital budgets for various departments. These deliberations serve as the financial base for the newly formed Clearwater County prior to its official start on January 1.
- Draft 2025 Operating Budget for Council
- Draft 2025 Operating Budget for Office of the CAO
- Draft 2025 Operating Budget for Public Works Operations
- Draft 2025 Operating Budget for Public Works Infrastructure
- Draft 2025 Capital Budget for Planning & Emergency Services
Regular Council Meeting
Council will decide on allocation of restricted surplus, a penalty waiver request, a resolution for Rural Municipalities of Alberta, and a funding request from Rocky Mountain House Volunteer Search and Rescue. Reports from the CAO, airport, and RCMP will be received. A closed session will discuss Nordegg lots pricing and other confidential matters.
- Restricted Surplus Allocation – potential budget adjustment
- Request for Waiver of Penalty – a penalty waiver request
- Rural Municipalities of Alberta 2025 Spring Resolution – a resolution for consideration
- Rocky Mountain House Volunteer Search and Rescue – 2024 Update and Funding Request
- Closed session: Nordegg Lots Pricing – confidential discussion on lot pricing
Regular Council Meeting
Council will hold first readings on four bylaws amending the Land Use Bylaw (Applications 23/24–26/24) and hear a delegation from O'Chiese First Nation. New business includes a councillor-sponsored motion on public engagement for Ferrier Garth Municipal Reserves Development, a 2024 public works budget adjustment, and a right-of-way acquisition policy. Reports include RCMP quarterly updates, fire services, and council remuneration.
- Election of Deputy Reeve to fill vacancy after Councillor Graham resignation
- First reading of Bylaw 1211/24 (Application 23/24) to amend Land Use Bylaw
- First reading of Bylaw 1212/24 (Application 24/24) to amend Land Use Bylaw
- Consideration of first reading of Bylaw 1215/24 (Application 26/24) with draft Rutherford Outline Plan
- Delegation from O'Chiese First Nation at 11:00 a.m.
Regular Council Meeting
Clearwater County Council will hold public hearings and consider second and third readings for multiple land use bylaw amendments. The meeting also includes reports on a 2024 agriculture recreation facility feasibility study and a citizen satisfaction survey.
- Public hearings for Bylaw 1207/24 and Bylaw 1206/24
- Consideration of second and third readings for Bylaw 1206/24
- Consideration of second and third readings for Bylaw 1207/24
- Consideration of third reading for Bylaw 1202/24
- First reading of Bylaw 1208/24 and Bylaw 1209/24
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposed update to the Planning and Development fee schedule for land use amendments, subdivisions, and development. Administration recommends the new fees become effective January 1, 2025.
- Proposed update to Planning and Development Fee Schedule
- New fees for Area Structure Plan applications, Conceptual/Outline Plan applications, and Variances
- Nordegg Development Draft 10 Year Capital Budget
- ReUse Programs and Facility Enhancement, Clearwater County Waste Diversion Strategy
- Leslieville Fire Training Grounds updated vision
Council Organizational Meeting
Council will vote to appoint the Reeve and Deputy Reeve for terms ending October 19, 2025, using a secret ballot process. The meeting also includes approval of signing authorities for key officials and adoption of the regular council meeting schedule for 2024.
- Election of Reeve by secret ballot, term Oct 22 2024 – Oct 19 2025
- Election of Deputy Reeve, term Oct 22 2024 – Oct 19 2025
- Authorization of signing authorities for Reeve, Deputy Reeve, CAO and senior staff
- Adoption of 2024 regular council meeting dates
Regular Council Meeting
The council will hold a public hearing and consider second and third readings of Bylaw 1202/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (Application 19/24). It will approve a $3,699,648 increase to the broadband project capital budget and related transfers from restricted surplus. Additional items include a presentation on the Curtis Field Lighting Project, approval of the Parkland Regional Library budget, and an increase in the airport hanger lease rate to $1.50 per square metre.
- Public hearing and second/third reading of Bylaw 1202/24 (Land Use amendment, Application 19/24)
- Approval of $3,699,648 increase to broadband project capital budget
- Presentation on Curtis Field Lighting Project
- Parkland Regional Library budget approval
- Airport hanger lease rate increase to $1.50/m²
Regular Council Meeting
Council will hold a public hearing on Bylaw 1203/24 that proposes closing an undeveloped portion of Everdell Drive within Subdivision Plan 792 2256. Staff recommend that, pending the hearing outcome and Ministerial approval, Council grant second and third readings of the bylaw. The agenda also includes a draft Records Management Bylaw 1189/24, a first reading of Bylaw 1207/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw, an RFP for a fibre‑backbone construction project (Rocky East Route), and recommendations from the Rocky‑Clearwater Intermunicipal Collaboration Committee.
- Public hearing – Bylaw 1203/24 for road closure of a portion of Everdell Drive (Subdivision Plan 792 2256)
- Draft Records Management Bylaw 1189/24 (pages 17‑58)
- First reading – Bylaw 1207/24, Application No. 20/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (pages 59‑74)
- RFP – Fibre Backbone Construction, Rocky East Route (pages 84‑85)
- Rocky‑Clearwater Intermunicipal Collaboration Committee recommendations (pages 86‑119)
Broadband Committee Meeting
Clearwater County Council is deciding on third reading for Bylaw 1120/22 to create a Broadband Committee. The committee will oversee the development of an Open Access Network and public engagement strategy. Staff recommend appointing eligible members to the committee.
- Third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 for Broadband Committee
- Appointing eligible members to the Broadband Committee
- Bylaw establishes Open Access Network project governance
- Councillors and family barred from committee if involved in broadband business
- Committee can enter into contracts and pledge county credit
Regular Council Meeting
Clearwater County Council will meet to discuss a proposed land use redesignation and various operational budget and planning items. The body is considering a request to change 21 acres of land from Agriculture District "A" to Intensive Agriculture District "IA".
- First Reading of Bylaw 1206/24 to redesignate +/- 21.0 acres of NE 02-41-06-W5M to Intensive Agriculture District "IA"
- 2024 Broadband Budget Adjustment
- Rocky Mountain House Airport's Airfield Lighting Project
- 2025 Municipal Election Planning
- Funding request from the Rocky Chamber of Commerce
Broadband Committee Meeting
Clearwater County Council is considering third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 to formally establish a Broadband Committee. The committee will oversee the development of an Open Access Network and related public engagement strategies. The bylaw outlines specific eligibility restrictions for members to prevent conflicts of interest.
- Consideration of third reading for Bylaw 1120/22
- Establishment of a Broadband Committee
- Eligibility restrictions for committee members
- Committee authority to enter into contracts
- Annual appointment of Councillors to the committee
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole will receive an introduction to the third‑quarter strategic planning session. It will review an update on the design and costing of the new Nordegg Cemetery. The council will examine concepts for a central transfer station and consider a draft ten‑year IT, GIS and broadband capital plan with a draft 2025 capital budget. Additional items include a draft Records Management Bylaw 1189/24 and proposed amendments to Municipal Planning Commission Bylaw 1183.
- Allocation of $1,220,000 for Phase 1A of the new Nordegg Cemetery construction
- Central Transfer Station concepts analysis
- Draft Ten‑Year IT, GIS, and Broadband Capital Plan and Draft 2025 Capital Budget
- Draft Records Management Bylaw 1189/24
- Proposed amendments to Municipal Planning Commission Bylaw 1183
Regular Council Meeting
Council will meet to discuss the first reading of Bylaw No. 1202/24 regarding Land Use Application No. 19/24. The meeting includes presentations on the Nordegg FireSmart Plan and a report on reprioritized capital projects.
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1202/24 for Land Use Application No. 19/24
- Presentation of the Draft Nordegg FireSmart Plan (2024)
- Discussion on reprioritized capital projects
- Presentation from Michelle Meatheringham of the Rocky Chamber of Commerce
- Review of Rimbey RCMP media reports and School Resources Officer report
Regular Council Meeting
The council will hold public hearings on four applications to amend the Land Use Bylaw and then consider second and third readings of those bylaws. It will also review a revised Land Use Bylaw rewrite communication and engagement plan and a first reading of a road‑closure bylaw. Additional agenda items include various reports, correspondence, and closed‑session discussions on lot‑sales policy and Nordegg lot pricing.
- Bylaw 1198/24 – Application No. 14/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (public hearing and second/third reading)
- Bylaw 1193/24 – Application No. 09/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (public hearing and second/third reading)
- Bylaw 1201/24 – Application No. 16/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (public hearing and second/third reading)
- Bylaw 1200/24 – Application No. 15/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (public hearing and second/third reading)
- Bylaw 1203/24 – First reading for road closure of a portion of road within Subdivision Plan 792‑2256
Special Council Meeting
The meeting is scheduled for a closed session regarding legal and other privileged information under FOIP section 27. No other business items are listed on the agenda.
- Legal and Other Privileged Information of a Public Body (FOIP s. 27)
Regular Council Meeting
The Council will review two land use bylaw amendments following public hearings. The meeting also includes discussions regarding broadband budget adjustments and 2024 budget amendments.
- Bylaw 1194/24: Land Use amendment (Application No. 10/24)
- Bylaw 1195/24: Land Use amendment (Application No. 11/24)
- Broadband Budget Adjustments
- 2024 Budget Amendments
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 1190/24 regarding land redesignation
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Council is considering the third and final reading of a bylaw to create a Broadband Council Committee. This committee is tasked with developing a vision, public engagement strategy, and an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure for Clearwater County. The bylaw also establishes eligibility requirements for members to prevent conflicts of interest related to the broadband project.
- Bylaw 1120/22: Establishment of a Broadband Council Committee
- Mandate includes developing an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
- Committee membership may include up to seven members of Council
Regular Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several land use bylaw amendments through public hearings and first readings. Discussions also include public works infrastructure regarding the Rocky Mountain House Airport terminal and requests for stock at large signs.
- Public Hearing: Bylaw No. 1190/24 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- Public Hearing: Bylaw No. 1192/24 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- First Reading: Bylaw 1200/24 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- First Reading: Bylaw 1201/24 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- Public Works Infrastructure: Rocky Mountain House Airport Terminal Costs
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council is reviewing a request to increase the Emergent Facility Infrastructure Grant Funding budget. The proposed increase aims to cover fire code compliance upgrades for Dovercourt Hall and Leslieville Hall.
- Increase 2025 community hall grant budget from $100,000 to $400,000
- Funding for Dovercourt Hall kitchen safety upgrades estimated at $75,000
- Code compliance upgrades for Leslieville Hall estimated at $500,000
- Review of Bylaw No. 1176/24 Renewable Energy Systems Land Use Bylaw
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The Amalgamation Councils Committee discussed electoral structures and interim governance for a proposed new municipality. The committee recommended a seven-ward system with seven council members and established an eight-member interim council.
- Recommendation of seven electoral wards for the new municipality
- Recommendation of seven total council members elected by ward
- Recommendation of an eight-member interim council effective January 1, 2025
- Approval of the revised Amalgamation Negotiations Public Participation Plan
- Recommendation to locate a satellite office within the boundaries of Caroline
Regular Council Meeting
The Council will review several land use bylaw amendments and a recreation agreement between Clearwater County and the Town of Rocky Mountain House. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding an advertising bylaw.
- Clearwater County & Town of Rocky Mountain House Recreation Agreement
- Public Hearing: Advertising Bylaw 1184/24
- Bylaw 1198/24 Land Use amendment
- Bylaw 1196/24 Land Use amendment
- Bylaw 1193/24 Land Use amendment
Regular Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several land use bylaw amendments and a repeal of the Clearwater County and County of Wetaskiwin IDP. The meeting includes reviews of contractor equipment rates, agricultural appointments, and various quarterly financial reports.
- First Reading of Bylaw 1187/24 (Application No. 04/24)
- First Reading of Bylaw 1195/24 (Application No. 11/24)
- First Reading of Bylaw 1194/24 (Application No. 10/24)
- Repeal of the Clearwater County and County of Wetaskiwin IDP
- 2024 Contractor Equipment Rate Review
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole is reviewing various operational service levels and agreements ahead of a potential municipality merger. Discussions include maintaining status quo for water, waste, and utility services while addressing wastewater compliance needs in Caroline.
- Seniors Housing Agreement regarding Rocky Senior Housing Council board composition
- Review of Brownfield Properties remediation
- Public Participation Plan for the Final Amalgamation Negotiation Report
- Reconsideration of Council Representation and Electoral Wards
- Status quo agreement for solid waste, water, and utility service levels
Regular Council Meeting
Council will review the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw for second and third readings. The meeting also includes a public hearing and first readings for several land use amendments. Additionally, officials will discuss updates to dust suppression and records digitization policies.
- Second and third readings of 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw 1194/24
- Public hearing for Land Use Bylaw amendment 1163/23
- First readings for land use amendments 1190/24 and 1192/24
- Amendments to the Dust Suppression Policy
- Budget adjustment for Universal Broadband Fund Grant Applications
Broadband Committee Meeting
Council is considering the third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 to create a Broadband Council Committee. This committee will be responsible for developing and implementing an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure in Clearwater County. The bylaw also establishes membership eligibility rules for councillors.
- Third reading of Bylaw 1120/22 (Broadband Committee Bylaw)
- Establishment of a Broadband Council Committee with up to seven members
- Mandate to develop an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
- Membership eligibility rules regarding business interests
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Council is considering the third and final reading of a bylaw to create a Broadband Committee. This committee will be responsible for developing a vision, public engagement strategy, and an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure in Clearwater County.
- Bylaw 1120/22: Establishing a Broadband Council Committee
- Mandate includes developing an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole is reviewing reports on municipal-owned facilities and public works capital plans. Discussions include operational reviews for solid waste, sewage, water, and utility services. All identified assets are slated to transfer to the new municipality upon amalgamation.
- Review of municipal buildings and recreation areas for asset transfer
- Presentation of combined five-year Public Works capital budget (2025–2029)
- Operational reviews for solid waste, sewage, water, and utility services
- Update from the Minister of Municipal Affairs regarding amalgamation
Regular Council Meeting
The Council will conduct public hearings regarding two Land Use Bylaw amendments. The meeting also includes considerations for the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw and a review of the Community Aggregate Payment Levy Bylaw.
- Public Hearing: Bylaw No. 1179/24 (Application No. 29/23) to amend Land Use Bylaw
- Public Hearing: Bylaw No. 1188/24 (Application No. 06/24) to amend Land Use Bylaw
- First Reading: 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw 1194/24
- Review of Draft Community Aggregate Payment Levy Bylaw 1164/23
- FRIAA Community Fire Guard Program Application
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Council is considering the third and final reading of a bylaw to create a Broadband Council Committee. This committee is tasked with developing a vision, public engagement strategy, and an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure for Clearwater County. The proposal also includes guidelines for appointing eligible members and managing potential conflicts of interest.
- Bylaw 1120/22: Establishment of the Broadband Council Committee
- Mandate: Development of an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
- Membership: Up to seven members of Council to be appointed annually
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council is reviewing a proposal to change the current dust control policy. The discussion includes restoring SB-90 as a subsidized option for rural subdivisions and establishing maintenance or reclamation procedures after the warranty expires.
- Review of Dust Suppression Options and Policy
- Proposed 50% subsidy on SB-90 installation costs
- Comparison of SB-90 application cost ($68.95 per meter) vs calcium chloride ($8.32 per meter)
Regular Council Meeting
The Council will review several items including a first reading of a Land Use Bylaw amendment. The agenda also includes a road closure application, a development permit for Rocky Barnstormers R/C Club, and various correspondence.
- First Reading: Bylaw 1187/24 to amend the Land Use Bylaw
- Road Closure Application: Portion of Road Plan 5510 PX
- Development Permit Application No. 23/24: Rocky Barnstormers R/C Club
Regular Council Meeting
The Clearwater County Council will hold public hearings for four different land use bylaw amendments. The agenda also includes a funding request from the Rocky Mountain House and District Minor Football Association and an update on a wet gravel pit expansion. Additionally, council will receive various departmental reports and RCMP performance updates.
- Public hearing for Bylaw No. 1180/24 to redesignate 9 acres near Highway 12
- Funding request from Rocky Mountain House and District Minor Football Association
- Development permit application for a wet gravel pit expansion
- RCMP Annual Performance Plan updates
- Review of the Planning & Emergency Services 2023 Annual Report
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The committee is considering changing its decision-making process from consensus to a majority-rule model. The meeting also includes discussions on land use bylaws, tax treatments for annexed properties, and updates on the amalgamation work plan.
- Amending the Amalgamation Committee Charter voting model
- Review of Planning & Development and Land Use Bylaws
- Authority to impose additional tax for pre-amalgamation debt
- Tax treatment for previously annexed properties report
- Administrative Amalgamation Work Plan Timeline update
Regular Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several land use bylaw amendments, including redesignating agricultural land to residential districts. Additionally, the Council discussed allocating $250,000 toward the Rocky Mountain Bike Park project.
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1188/24 regarding Land Use Bylaw amendment
- Review of 2023 Assessment Data Report
- Discussion of $250,000 allocation for the Rocky Mountain Bike Park project
- Public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1178/24 (Application No. 28/23)
- First reading of Bylaw 1182/24 to redesignate land in NE 22-38-04 W5M
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Council is considering the third and final reading of a bylaw to create a Broadband Committee. This committee will be responsible for developing a vision, public engagement strategy, and an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure in Clearwater County.
- Bylaw 1120/22: Establishment of the Broadband Committee
- Mandate includes developing an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
- Committee membership may include up to seven members of Council
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The Amalgamation Councils Committee is reviewing operational reports and transition plans for the merger of Clearwater County and the Village of Caroline. Discussions include environmental services, telecommunications, financial transitions, and municipal assets.
- Environmental Services Amalgamation Operational Report
- Telecommunications Operations Amalgamation Report
- Financial Transition Amalgamation Report
- Municipal Assets/Debt/Liabilities Amalgamation Report
- Amalgamation Public Participation Plan
Regular Council Meeting
Clearwater County Council will review several land use amendment bylaws and a new renewable energy systems bylaw. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a property redesignation near Leslieville and a reconsideration of funding for the Rocky Mountain Bike Park Society.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 1178/24 (Application 28/23) to amend Land Use Bylaw
- Second and Third Readings of Bylaw 1178/24
- First Reading of Bylaw 1182/24 (Application 01/24)
- First Reading of Bylaw 1185/24 (Application 05/24)
- First Reading of Bylaw 1176/24 for a Renewable Energy Systems Land Use Bylaw
Regular Council Meeting
The Council passed a land use amendment to redesignate 4.48 acres for country residence agriculture. They also approved the closure of a portion of Road Plan 6241BM and authorized advocacy for the Township Road 42-5A paving project.
- Bylaw 1175/23: Redesignation of 4.48 acres from Agriculture 'A' to Country Residence Agriculture 'CRA'
- Bylaw 1181/24: 2024 Borrowing Bylaw
- Road Closure: Portion of Road Plan 6241BM in NW 04-40-09 W5M
- Advocacy: Support for Township Road 42-5A base pave project
Broadband Committee Meeting
The Council is considering the third and final reading of a bylaw to create a Broadband Committee. This committee is tasked with developing a vision, public engagement strategy, and an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure for Clearwater County. The proposal also includes guidelines for member eligibility and appointment processes.
- Bylaw 1120/22: Establishment of the Broadband Committee
- Mandate: Development of an Open Access Network of broadband infrastructure
- Committee composition: Up to seven members of Council
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The committee is reviewing how library services would be managed if Clearwater County and the Village of Caroline merge. Staff recommends creating a new library board through a municipal bylaw to maintain service levels for Nordegg and Caroline libraries. A new librarian would be required if the combined population exceeds 10,000.
- Recommendation to establish a new library board via municipal bylaw
- Plan to maintain service levels for Nordegg and Caroline libraries
- Requirement for an accredited librarian if population exceeds 10,000
Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole
The Amalgamation Councils Committee of the Whole met to establish foundational structures for a new municipality. Decisions were made regarding the new municipality's name, municipal office location, boundaries, and council structure.
- Designated the new municipality as 'Clearwater County'
- Set the main municipal office at 4340-47 Avenue, Rocky Mountain House, AB
- Appointed Rick Emmons as Chief Administrative Officer for the amalgamated municipality
- Established seven electoral wards and seven council members for the new municipality
- Approved boundaries matching current Clearwater County and Village of Caroline limits
Regular Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several items including a public hearing for a land use amendment, a road closure application, and requests for advocacy regarding the Township Road 42-5A base pave project. The meeting also includes consideration of a borrowing bylaw.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 1175/23 to amend the Land Use Bylaw
- Second and third readings for Bylaw 1175/23
- Consideration of 2024 Borrowing Bylaw 1181/24
- Road Closure Application for a portion of Road Plan 6241BM
- Advocacy support request for Township Road 42-5A Base Pave Project
Strategic Planning Council Committee of the Whole
The Strategic Planning Council is reviewing long-term financial priorities and service levels. The discussion includes the transition from the 2024 budget to future operational and capital considerations for 2025 and beyond.
- Review of the 2024 Operating Budget across multiple departments
- Review of the 2024 Capital Budget
- Recommendation of the four-year and ten-year financial plans
- Discussion regarding the Co-Op Gas Line to Nordegg project
Regular Council Meeting
The Clearwater County Council is reviewing several land use bylaw amendments and a new procedures bylaw. The meeting also includes discussions on property tax refunds, school division advocacy, and various provincial correspondence.
- Bylaw 1171/23: Land Use Bylaw amendment (Application 23/23)
- Bylaw 1179/24: Land Use Bylaw amendment (Application 29/23)
- Bylaw 1178/24: Land Use Bylaw amendment (Application 28/23)
- Procedures Bylaw 1177/23: Consideration of second and third readings
- Alberta Community Partnership Municipal Restructuring Grant Application