Logan Lake, BC

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is meeting to adopt the agenda and minutes from July 31, 2026, and to receive an update on September projects, including a wetland restoration and fencing project. The agenda is largely procedural, with no new business listed.

• Update on September 16-20, 2026 projects with 19 students attending
• Approval pending from Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship for Chartrand Creek restoration and wetland fencing
• Adoption of July 31, 2026 minutes

Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Youth and Community Services Committee

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Youth and Community Services Committee

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Youth and Community Services Committee

The Youth and Community Services Committee is meeting to consider the final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy, which outlines a 15-year vision and recommendations for trail improvements, including connectivity, maintenance, and tourism. The committee will also adopt the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. No new business is listed on the agenda.

• Final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy (April 2026) with 15-year plan
• High-priority projects include ORV trail link to commercial core, Logan Lake South Trail Network upgrade, and main Logan Lake North Trailhead upgrade
• Recommendation to develop accessible trail routes
• Potential ORV campground and staging area near Logan Lake Townsite
• Adoption of June 17, 2026 committee minutes

Regular Council

Council will hold a public hearing and consider final adoption of the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw updates, plus a bylaw to repeal the TV Society grant-in-aid. They will also review budget amendments for Ironstone Phase 4A, a vehicle replacement tender, and a recommendation to assist with a wetland restoration project.

• Public hearing and potential adoption of OCP Bylaw No. 963 and Zoning Bylaw No. 964
• 2026 TV Society assent vote and repeal of Television Society Grant-in-Aid Bylaw No. 965
• Ironstone Phase 4A further budget amendment
• Vehicle replacement for 2015 Chevrolet 1500 pickup (F350 tender)
• Recommendation to approve vac truck and operator for BCIT wetland restoration fencing

Committee of the Whole

Public Hearing

The District of Logan Lake is holding a public hearing on two proposed bylaws: Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963, 2026, which would replace the 2010 OCP, and Zoning Bylaw No. 964, 2026, which would replace the 2010 zoning bylaw. The hearing allows residents to comment on the proposed plans, which set out land-use policies and regulations for future growth. No decisions are made at the hearing; council will consider input afterward.

• Public hearing on Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963, 2026 (repeals and replaces Bylaw No. 670, 2010)
• Public hearing on Zoning Bylaw No. 964, 2026 (repeals and replaces Bylaw No. 675, 2010)
• Proposed OCP includes policies on housing, economic development, transportation, environmental protection, and climate action
• Proposed zoning bylaw regulates land uses, densities, building sizes, setbacks, parking, and home-based businesses
• Public notices posted July 27 and August 3, 2026; ministry and agency referrals emailed June 23, 2026

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee will discuss an update on September projects, including the Chartrand Creek Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration pilot project. They will review a draft Request for Proposal for a Wetland Invasive Plant Inventory and Integrated Management Plan. New business includes discussion on Educational FireSmart Landscaping at the Logan Lake Firehall. The meeting will also adopt previous minutes and the agenda.

• Update on September projects: Chartrand Creek LTPBR pilot project (400-m reach restoration using beaver dam analogues and post-assisted log structures)
• Draft RFP for wetland invasive plant inventory and integrated management plan at Meadow Creek Golf Course wetlands
• Discussion on Educational FireSmart Landscaping at the Logan Lake Firehall
• Adoption of minutes from June 26, 2026

Youth and Community Services Committee

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole met to review various departmental updates. The Director of Public Works presented on utilities, road maintenance, and recreation facilities.

• Update on water and wastewater utilities
• Roads maintenance update
• Recreation centre updates
• Campground expansion update
• Lakeview Plaza bricks and golf course maintenance

Regular Council

The Council is reviewing several committee recommendations including a new list of accessibility priorities for the District. Additionally, staff are seeking approval for various environmental assessments, branding updates, and bylaw amendments.

• Proposed additions to the District of Logan Lake Accessibility Plan
• RFP for mapping invasive species at Meadow Creek Golf Course
• Meadow Creek Golf Course logo and website development
• Creation of a $1,500 annual discretionary fund for the Mayor
• Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963, 2026

Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee

The committee is reviewing strategies to establish a brand identity and website for the recently assumed Meadow Creek Golf Course. Options range from using internal logo designs with external web development to hiring a professional firm for full branding services.

• Meadow Creek Golf Course branding/website Option 1: $4,000 - $15,000
• Meadow Creek Golf Course branding/website Option 2: $6,500 - $25,000
• Meadow Creek Golf Course branding/website Option 3: $4,099 - $17,500
• Draft Recreation and Community Centre Regulation Bylaw 952, 2026
• Draft Whispering Pines Cemetery Amendment Bylaw 953, 2026

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

The committee will hear a presentation from Lees and Associates on a proposed Dumois Creek Wetland Interpretive Trail, including conceptual alignment options and cost estimates. They will also discuss updates on September projects, interpretive signage locations, invasive species management at Meadow Creek Golf Course, and grant opportunities from the BC Parks Foundation.

• Presentation by Lees and Associates on wetland trail design and cost estimate
• Interpretive signage locations in wetlands and parks
• Invasive species discussion at Meadow Creek Golf Course
• BC Parks Foundation grant opportunities
• September projects update

Youth and Community Services Committee

The Youth and Community Services Committee will review a report on accessibility improvements for the Logan Lake Recreation Centre arena, including two lift options costing $106,000 and $123,000. The committee will also prioritize accessibility projects and consider the final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy.

• Garaventa Genesis vertical wheelchair lift at $123,000 or Xpress II rail-style lift at $106,000 for arena viewing platform
• Review and prioritization of accessibility projects from the District's 2026 Accessibility Plan
• Consideration of the Final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy

Regular Council

Council will hear a presentation on the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw update, then consider first and second readings of both bylaws, scheduling a public hearing. They will also accept the 2025 Annual Municipal Report after public input, and discuss an Expression of Interest for redesigning the Meadow Creek Golf Course Clubhouse. Other items include an award recommendation for Ironstone Ridge Subdivision Phase 4A and appointment of election officials for the 2026 general local election.

• First and second readings of Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963 and Zoning Bylaw No. 964, with public hearing to be set
• Presentation from Urban Systems on OCP and zoning update
• 2025 Annual Municipal Report – public submissions and acceptance
• Expression of Interest for Meadow Creek Golf Course Clubhouse redesign (EOI-2026-02)
• Ironstone Ridge Subdivision Phase 4A award recommendation

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole receives an informational presentation from the Director of Public Works covering recent operations and projects in water, wastewater, roads, recreation, parks, and other municipal services. No decisions or resolutions are on the agenda; the meeting is procedural with only one substantive presentation.

• Water operations: hydrant leak repair on Chestnut, well motor replacement at Pumphouse 2
• Wastewater: fine bubble aeration upgrades completed, rapid infiltration basin maintenance in progress
• Campground expansion: framing, sheathing, roofing completed; electrical and plumbing rough-in done
• Parks: Ironstone Park playground installed with fencing in progress; ball diamond fencing ongoing
• Other: cemetery upgrades fencing and gates tendered and awarded, installation scheduled end of June

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Council will decide on adopting two bylaws setting fees for Meadow Creek Golf Course food, beverage, and retail operations, and amending fees and charges. They will also consider recommendations for Logan Lake Community Forest Corporation board members and review correspondence on provincial sales tax expansion and climate action funding.

• Adoption of Meadow Creek Golf Course Food, Beverage and Retail Operations Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 961, 2026
• Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 962, 2026 (Meadow Creek Golf Course)
• Correspondence for action: LLCFC board member recommendations for Mike Anderson and Colin Parkinson
• Correspondence for information: PST expansion, National Dental Care Day, BC LGCAP funding, provincial housing funding
• Notice to proceed to in camera meeting for personal information about a municipal award or honour

Regular Council

This meeting includes a delegation from the Logan Lake Firefighters Association on the Spring Seminar, correspondence regarding FireSmart funding and Provincial appointments, and reports on a wetland interpretive trail design and an AI/digital transformation proposal. Council will give first reading to bylaws setting fees for Meadow Creek Golf Course food, beverage, and retail operations, and amending general fees.

• Delegation from Logan Lake Firefighters Association on Spring Seminar training weekend
• Correspondence re 2026 FireSmart Community Funding Allocation-based Funding Approval Agreement
• Administrative report on Logan Lake Wetland Interpretive Trail Design Proposal
• Administrative report on District of Logan Lake AI and Digital Transformation Proposal
• First, second, and third readings of Meadow Creek Golf Course Food, Beverage and Retail Operations Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 961, 2026

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

The Logan Lake Council will vote on three bylaws: the five‑year Financial Plan (Bylaw No. 958), the Tax Rates (Bylaw No. 959) and the Fees and Charges amendment (Bylaw No. 960) for 2026‑2030. A delegation from the Thompson‑Nicola Regional District and Kamloops Search and Rescue will present a proposal to build a joint search‑and‑rescue and fire‑rescue hall in Kamloops, including a request to borrow up to $6.3 million. The Chief Administrative Officer will give an overview of the Final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy.

• Adoption of Financial Plan for the Five‑Year period 2026‑2030 Bylaw No. 958
• Adoption of Tax Rates Bylaw No. 959 for 2026‑2030
• Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 960 for 2026‑2030
• Presentation and resolution on a joint Kamloops Search & Rescue and Fire Rescue hall, proposing up to $6.3 million borrowing
• Overview of the Final Logan Lake and Area Trails Strategy

Committee of the Whole

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

The committee will discuss the Waterfront Plan, including a concept design for upgrading the Logan Lake Campground day use area with accessible amenities such as a community fire pit, benches, walkways, and a large shelter. They will also review proposed interpretive signage locations in wetlands and parks, and receive an update on continuous water monitoring from AquaRealTime Canada.

• Review of Waterfront Plan concept design for Logan Lake Campground day use area (fire pit, shelter, accessible pathways)
• Discussion of interpretive signage locations at 8 sites in wetlands and parks (including new dodecagon shelter, indigenous history signage)
• Update on park naturalization and trail development
• Letter from AquaRealTime regarding continuous water monitoring
• Discussion of 2026 workplan and $22,500 budget for lake monitoring and educational program

Regular Council

Council will review the Five-Year Financial Plan bylaw and consider utility rate increases for water, sewer, and solid waste. The agenda also includes a presentation on financial statements and the adoption of the Accessibility Plan.

• Five-Year Financial Plan 2026-2030 Bylaw 958, 2026
• Tax Rates Bylaw 959, 2026
• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw 960, 2026
• Water utility rates increase by 2.1%
• Sewer utility rates increase by 2.1%

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from Chris Bronsch and Ron McGivern of the Maggs Park Centre Stage Society on the bandshell development, its challenges, and plans for 2026.

• Presentation on bandshell development at Maggs Park

Youth and Community Services Committee

The Youth and Community Services Committee will review the updated District of Logan Lake Accessibility Plan, which identifies barriers and outlines improvements. They will also discuss fundraising opportunities for interim food and beverage services at the Meadow Creek Golf Course.

• Review of the 2026 District Accessibility Plan with identified barriers and actions
• Discussion on fundraising for interim food and beverage services at Meadow Creek Golf Course
• Planned upgrades include ramps, doors, parking, and washroom modifications at public facilities
• Repair of sidewalks and crosswalks for transportation accessibility
• Mobility improvements for parks and pathways

Special Council Annual Budget

Council is reviewing and approving the 2026-2030 Financial Plan, including operating budgets for water, sewer, recreation, golf course, and general fund. They will set municipal tax rates, water and sewer utility rates, solid waste and recycling rates, and adopt a fees amendment bylaw. Public consultation on the budget received no submissions.

• SCADA system communication upgrade: $50,000 from water and sewer reserves
• 2026 municipal tax rates to be set
• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 957, 2026 for adoption
• Water and sewer utility rates to be set
• 2026 Grants-In-Aid allocations (amounts not specified)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the District's 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, which sets goals across five focus areas: organizational effectiveness, financial management, economic development, quality of life, and climate action. Council will discuss progress and potential updates to plan objectives.

• Review of strategic plan goals including OCP update, asset management, and benefit agreement with Highland Valley Copper
• Economic development focus: promoting tourism, mine closure strategy, and commercial incentives
• Housing and land development: affordable housing needs assessment, Crown land acquisition
• Climate and environment: Fire Smart strategy and land stewardship
• Infrastructure: capital asset replacement plan and water meter review

Regular Council

The Logan Lake Regular Council will vote on two bylaws—TV Society Grant‑In‑Aid Frontage Tax Bylaw No. 956, 2026 and Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 957, 2026—each slated for first, second, and third reading. The council will also approve staff to compile a budget for designing a wetlands interpretive trail. An in‑camera session will be held to discuss possible land acquisition, disposition or expropriation matters. Additional correspondence updates include a letter on provincial housing legislation bills.

• Approve staff to compile a budget for the wetlands interpretive trail design
• TV Society Grant‑In‑Aid Frontage Tax Bylaw No. 956, 2026 – first, second, third reading
• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 957, 2026 – first, second, third reading
• In‑camera meeting to consider acquisition, disposition or expropriation of land
• Letter regarding Judicial Review Coalition update on provincial housing bills (44, 47, 13, 15, M‑216)

Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee

The committee will consider a budget update that includes Council‑approved additional funding of $20,000 for wetland and lake enhancement and $2,500 for an educational program. It will discuss lake‑sampling and wetland field‑scheduling, including possible collaboration with Logan Lake High School students. The committee will also review next steps for the Wetlands Trail.

• Council approval of an additional $20,000 for Wetlands and Lake Enhancement budgets
• Council approval of an additional $2,500 for an Education program
• Discussion of lake sampling and wetland scheduling with potential high‑school student collaboration
• Discussion of next steps for the Wetlands Trail
• Review of draft history signage and Lake Trail kiosk signage (x3)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will meet to receive a presentation from the Logan Lake Community Forest. The session is intended to introduce new branding, a website, and a video, while providing an overview of planned projects and expected outcomes for 2026.

• Presentation from Randy Spyksma regarding Logan Lake Community Forest branding and 2026 season overview

Regular Council

The Logan Lake Council meeting will review and potentially adopt five bylaws covering travel expenses, recreation centre regulations, a cemetery amendment, fee and charge changes, and fireworks rules. A letter about the 300 Opal Affordable Housing Development will be considered for action. Presentations from the Logan Lake Arts Council and an intern will also be heard.

• Travel Expense and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 950, 2026 for reconsideration and adoption
• Recreation and Community Centre Regulations Bylaw No. 952, 2026 for reconsideration and adoption
• Whispering Pines Cemetery Amendment Bylaw No. 953, 2026 for reconsideration and adoption
• Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 954, 2026 with new rates for hockey and curling arena use
• Fireworks Regulations Bylaw No. 955, 2026 for reconsideration and adoption

Committee of the Whole