Logan Lake public meetings in 2022
20 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing several administrative reports, including Telus PureFibre connectivity and 2023 grant-in-kind applications. Discussions include social housing development, local club presentations, and a proposed amendment to Council procedures.
- Telus PureFibre connectivity application via Connecting Communities BC Fund
- Council Procedures Amendment Bylaw No. 898, 2022
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 897, 2022 for 468 Daladon Drive
- 2023 Grant-in-Kind Applications
- Kamloops Triathlon Club request for Logan Lake Campground paving
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from the Director of Public Works and Recreation regarding current snow removal practices and the associated budget. The meeting also follows a previous decision to pursue funding for campground expansion.
- Presentation on Snow Removal Policy, practices, and budget
- Discussion of previous decision to submit an Expression of Interest for the BC Destination Development Fund for campground expansion
Public Hearing
The District is holding a public hearing regarding Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022. The proposal seeks to rezone the property at 468 Daladon Drive from Single Family Residential (R1) to Single Family Residential with Secondary Suite (R1S).
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022
- Rezoning of 468 Daladon Drive from R1 to R1S zone
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council will consider the third reading and adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022. The meeting includes delegations regarding the Logan Lake Athletic Club lease and a request from the Kamloops Triathlon Club to pave the Logan Lake Campground road.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022 (third reading and adoption)
- Council Procedure Amendment Bylaw 898, 2022 (first, second, and third reading)
- Logan Lake Athletic Club delegation regarding lease renewal and facility upgrades
- Kamloops Triathlon Club delegation regarding paving at Logan Lake Campground
- Public hearing for Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a report regarding the B.C. Destination Development Fund. Staff are seeking direction on which tourism projects to prioritize for a grant application due December 7, 2022.
- Campground Expansion: creating new campsites and infrastructure near East Pit Road
- Campground Cabins: creating year-round accommodation behind the campground office
- Expansion of Trails: creating a new network from the bike park to Mimi Falls
- B.C. Destination Development Fund: grant streams available for up to $1,000,000 or $500,000
Regular Council
The Council met to adopt multiple bylaws, including animal control and recreation user fees. They also approved a $32,917.72 expenditure for well pump repairs and reviewed various administrative reports.
- Adoption of Animal Control and Impoundment Bylaw 893, 2022
- Adoption of Recreation and Community Centre User Fee and Regulation Bylaw 896, 2022
- Approval of $32,917.72 for Well Pump #2 repairs via water surplus
- Approval of Development Variance Permit #22-02 for 214 Gowan Drive
- First and second reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw 897, 2022 for 468 Daladon Drive
Committee of the Whole
The Chief Administrative Officer is presenting a report on the structure of Standing, Select, and Committee of the Whole committees. The proposal suggests scheduling these meetings immediately before regular Council meetings and amending the Council Procedural Bylaw to allow community delegations.
- Proposal to schedule Committee of the Whole meetings from 6:00–6:30 p.m. before regular Council meetings
- Proposed amendment to Council Procedural Bylaw 831, 2018 to allow community delegations
- Review of current committees: Youth and Community Services, Executive, Policy and Relationship Building, Education and Environmental Stewardship, and Social Housing and Commercial Development
Inaugural Council Meeting
The inaugural council meeting includes the swearing-in of the Mayor and Council members. The body will also discuss and consider the 2023 Annual Council Meeting Schedule.
- Oath of office for Mayor Robin Smith and Councillors Bell, Candy, Hart, Martell, McNeely, and Youd
- 2022-2023 Standing and Select Committee Appointments
- Proposed 2023 Regular Council Meeting Schedule
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a public works and recreation update covering infrastructure, utilities, and parks. The meeting also addresses previous discussions regarding wildlife interaction prevention and recreation centre rate changes.
- Public Works and Recreation update covering Well 5, Ironstone Ridge Phase 3, and fleet repairs
- Proposed $100 fee for installation of metal brims on garbage bins to prevent bear interactions
- Approval of proposed changes to the Recreation and Community Centre user Rates Bylaw
- Update on Jasper Avenue paving completion and ongoing stormwater maintenance on Breccia and Chartrand
- Status of the Campground Master Plan draft scheduled for Council feedback by year-end
Regular Council
The Council will consider several bylaw adoptions and amendments, including zoning changes and user fees. The meeting includes a statutory hearing for a development variance permit and presentations regarding renewable gas and cannabis retail.
- Development Variance Permit #22-02 for 214 Gowan Drive
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 895, 2022 (510 Poplar)
- Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 892, 2022
- Recreation and Community Centre User Fee and Regulation Bylaw 896, 2022
- Rezoning Application RZ2-22 for 468 Daladon Drive
Public Hearing
The District of Logan Lake is holding a public hearing regarding Zoning Amendment Bylaw 895, 2022. The proposal seeks to rezone the property at 510 Poplar Drive from Single Family Residential (R1) to Single Family Residential with Secondary Suite (R1S). Administration recommends the rezoning to allow for an internal secondary suite.
- Rezoning application RZ1-22 for 510 Poplar Drive
- Proposed amendment of Zoning Bylaw 675 via Bylaw 895, 2022
- Change of zone from R1 to R1S (Single Family Residential with Secondary Suite)
Economic Development and Community Services Committee
The Economic Development and Community Services Committee is reviewing administrative reports regarding the Logan Lake Municipal Campground and recent community events. The meeting also includes discussions on connectivity and previous decisions regarding senior and rental housing.
- Campground received a $15,000 operational grant from DestinationBC
- Campground nightly fees increased to $32 for sites with power and $28 without power
- Campground 2022 total income reported at $188,841.15
- Logan Lake 50th Anniversary Celebration drew approximately 1,500 visitors
- Discussion of a proposed Select Committee for senior and rental housing
Lake Enhancement Working Group
The Lake Enhancement Working Group will discuss planning and funding strategies for 2023. Members will also receive an update on September Wetland Creation Week and review water quality data.
- Discussion regarding Planning and Funding Strategies for 2023
- Update regarding the September Wetland Creation Week
- Review of Water Quality Data (Ltr 304)
- Discussion regarding Lake Enhancement Working Group Membership
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council is reviewing proposed changes to the Recreation and Community Centre user rates. The meeting also includes discussions on permissive tax exemption bylaws and an administrative report regarding a columbarium wall.
- Proposed changes to the Recreation and Community Centre user Rates Bylaw
- Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 892, 2022 (first, second, and third readings)
- Administrative report regarding the Columbarium Wall
- Request from BC Rural Health Network to meet regarding the rural health care crisis
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council is reviewing a report from the RCMP regarding policing activities from April to June 2022. The meeting also includes discussions on forming a select committee to address residential senior and rental housing options.
- RCMP 2nd Quarter (April to June 2022) policing activity report
- Proposed Select Committee for residential senior, rental housing, and commercial rental space
- Development Variance Permit Application 22-02 (Hawkins)
- Rezoning application RZ1-22 for 510 Poplar Drive
- Presentation by Vandelso Productions regarding 'The Test' update
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposed amendment to the Recreation Centre User Rates Bylaw. The changes include a tiered rate structure for non-profit events and incorporating table and chair rentals into the facility rental fees.
- Proposed tiered rate structure for non-profit community events
- Restructuring of table and chair rental fees
- Discussion on preventative measures for bear and wildlife interactions
- Administrative report regarding Recreation Centre User Rates
Lake Enhancement Working Group
The Lake Enhancement Working Group is reviewing the 2021 Logan Lake Water Quality Report and discussing upcoming Wetland Week with BCIT. Members are also discussing funding for a documentary on Logan Lake wetland projects and a $17,000 funding application submitted to the Teck Highland Valley Copper Community Investment Fund.
- Review of 2021 Logan Lake Water Quality Report
- $17,000 funding application to Teck Highland Valley Copper Community Investment Fund
- Discussion of September 2022 Wetland Week with BCIT
- Larratt Aquatic 2022 Proposal received for information
- Discussion regarding Cyanobacteria Bloom and salinity levels
Economic Development and Community Services Committee
The committee will review an update on campground operations, economic development, and high-speed connectivity. A primary focus is a recommendation to establish a select committee to explore creating a not-for-profit society for senior, rental, and commercial housing.
- Campground revenue passed $125,000 for the season as of July 20, 2022
- Recommendation to draft Terms of Reference for a Select Committee regarding housing
- Proposal to create a not-for-profit society to improve senior and rental housing options
- Update on internet testing zone expansion with NicolaNet on Linden and Calcite
- Planning for Remembrance Day, Skate with Santa, and Light up the Lake 2022 events
Regular Council
The Council will review the 2021 financial statements for the Logan Lake Community Forest Corporation and consider a funding request for a FireSmart documentary. Additionally, staff will present reports on campground road paving, animal control bylaws, and the 50 Year Resident Policy.
- Review of 2021 Financial Statement for Logan Lake Community Forest Corporation
- Funding request from Vandelso Productions for FireSmart Documentary - The Test
- Consideration of Animal Control and Impoundment Bylaw 893, 2022
- Consideration of Ticketing of Bylaw Offenses Amendment Bylaw 894, 2022
- Approval of the 50 Year Resident Policy
Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee
The committee is reviewing proposed bylaws to regulate animal control, impoundment, and ticketing of offences. Members are also discussing a new policy to recognize residents of 50 years or more.
- Animal Control and Impoundment Bylaw 893, 2022
- Ticketing of Bylaw Offences Amendment Bylaw 894, 2022
- Proposed increase of maximum allowable dogs from two to three
- Proposed regulations for keeping backyard hens
- Discussion of 50 Year Resident recognition policy