Daajing Giids public meetings in 2023
4 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council
The Council will review requests for decisions regarding village laneway speed limits and a Complete Communities funding application. The agenda also includes updates on short-term rental legislation and the 2024 strategic planning process.
- Request for decision on speed limits in village laneways
- Complete Communities funding application request
- British Columbia Vision Zero Road Safety Grant Program discussion
- Update on Short Term Rental Accommodation Act
- Request for support for Daajing Giids Visitor Information Centre
Regular Council
The Village Council will review several items including a new campground reservation policy and a line of credit for Northern Savings Credit Union. Discussions also include wastewater treatment funding and upcoming holiday season office closures.
- $1.5M ICIP funding announcement for Wastewater Treatment
- Haydn Turner Campground 2024 Reservation and Enforcement Policy
- Northern Savings Credit Union (NSCU) Line of Credit
- Budget Committee report
- 2023 Holiday Lights Contest
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing the 2023 Living Wage Final Report and draft guidelines for the NDIT Business Facade program. The agenda also includes discussions on the 2024 meeting calendar, appointment of a GwaiiTel representative, and updates on BC Timber Sales operational plans.
- Review of 2023 Living Wage Final Report and calculations
- Approval of draft NDIT Business Facade guidelines
- BC Timber Sales 2024 Proposed Operating Plan update
- Appointment of Council representative for GwaiiTel
- Discussion regarding speed limits in municipal laneways
Special Meeting
The Village Council is meeting to consider the adoption of a bylaw that exempts specific properties from taxation for the year 2024. The proposed exemptions apply to various lands used for community, non-profit, and low-income housing purposes.
- Adoption of Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 159-2023
- Tax exemption for Queen Charlotte Heritage Housing Society properties for low-income rentals
- Tax exemption for Queen Charlotte City Community Club community hall
- Tax exemption for Daajing Giids Thrift Shop Society thrift store
- Tax exemption for Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada parking lot and residential rental