Logan Lake public meetings in 2023
63 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is discussing environmental topics including blue-green algae and drone mapping of wetlands. The committee will also receive a verbal update from the Chief Administrative Officer regarding the wetlands budget.
- Discussion regarding Blue Green Algae
- Discussion regarding Drone Mapping of the Wetlands and Dumois Creek Water Graph
- Verbal update from the CAO regarding Wetlands Budget
- Discussion regarding 2024 Strategic Planning agenda
Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee
The Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee will discuss several municipal policies, including purchasing, health and wellness, and communications. The committee will also explore drafting a policy or grant for Youth Parliament participation.
- Exploration of a policy or grant for Youth Parliament of British Columbia participation
- Discussion regarding Purchasing Policy
- Discussion regarding Health and Wellness Policy
- Discussion regarding Communications Policy electronic facts and information bulletin
- Discussion regarding Memorial Dedications
Committee of the Whole
Teck Highland Valley Copper will present an overview of current operations and the 2028 Life of Mine landscape. The presentation includes workforce projections and potential pathways for the mine, including expansion or full closure.
- Presentation by Teck Highland Valley Copper regarding HVC operations and 2028 Life of Mine landscape
- Review of HVC economic impact: $17,835,000 in annual employment benefit and $3,190,925 in 2022 property taxes
- Discussion of HVC workforce projections and potential closure scenarios
Regular Council
The Council will review the final design concept and community consultation results for a new skatepark. Members will also receive reports regarding a garbage truck assistance request for Ashcroft and a call for action regarding invasive mussels.
- Skatepark Final Design Concept and Community Consultation Results
- Logan Lake Athletic Club delegation regarding access and gym hours
- Okanagan Basin Water Board call for action on invasive mussels
- Recommendation for wetland creation educational materials budget
- Administrative report on garbage truck assistance for the Village of Ashcroft
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The committee discussed wetland restoration projects, including the potential for 100 Beaver Dam Analogs over three years. Members also discussed a draft Wildlife Attractant Bylaw expected to go to Council in Winter 2023/2024.
- Recommendation to publish the history of wetlands work on the municipal website
- Recommendation to provide a letter of support for BCIT's application to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation
- Discussion of a draft Wildlife Attractant Bylaw for Winter 2023/2024
- Discussion regarding Wetland Weed Management Plan
- Discussion regarding Dunois Creek flows for the golf course
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee reviewed community consultation results and the final design concept for a skatepark at Maggs Park. The project includes a proposed budget for construction, landscaping, and general contingencies. A final presentation by Newline is expected at the October 24, 2023, Regular Council Meeting.
- Skatepark project estimated budget of $763,100
- Community survey results from 78 respondents regarding skatepark design
- Proposed skatepark features including an enclosed bowl and street essentials
- Update on campground playground apparatus installation and inspection
- Update on ice plant inspection and risk assessment application
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing an administrative report regarding trails and active transportation. The Chief Administrative Officer recommends applying for a B.C. provincial grant to fund a formal active transportation plan.
- Proposed application for B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure Grants Program
- Potential $50,000 matching fund requirement from District reserves
- Review of the Recreation Tourism Plan and existing trail strategies
Regular Council
The Council will review the third quarter financial report and an administrative report regarding alternative public notice. The meeting includes presentations on upcoming winter activities and 2023 Sani Dump fees.
- Presentation by Forsite Consultants regarding winter activities including logging and fuel treatments
- Presentation by Logan Lake Lions regarding 2023 Sani Dump fees collected
- Review of the Third Quarter Financial Report for the period ended September 30, 2023
- Review of the Administrative Report regarding Alternative Public Notice
- Correspondence regarding RCMP recruiting updates and rural healthcare economic research
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing a $45,000 grant from the UBCM for Next Generation 911 preparedness. The meeting also includes discussions on new recreation user fees and tax exemption bylaws.
- $45,000 grant for Next Generation 911 preparedness
- Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 914, 2023
- Recreation and Community Centre User Fee Regulation Bylaw No. 915, 2023
- Recommendation to support BCIT's Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation application
- Recommendation to publish history of Wetlands work
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is scheduled to discuss Lakeview Plaza maintenance and protection bylaws and preliminary design. The meeting agenda also includes the adoption of previous minutes and the agenda.
- Discussion on Lakeview Plaza bylaws and design
- Lakeview Plaza Maintenance and Protection Bylaw No. 685
- Review of September 26, 2023, Committee of the Whole minutes
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee will discuss several environmental topics including wetland mapping on the golf course and Dumois Creek flows. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a wetland pond in the ski trails and wildlife control.
- Discussion regarding Map of Wetlands Created/Restored on the Golf Course
- Discussion regarding Dumois Creek Flows for Golf Course
- Discussion regarding Wetland Pond in the Ski Trails
- Discussion regarding Wildlife Control
- Discussion regarding Wetland Week September 10-15, 2023
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee reviewed updates on skatepark consultations and a Parks Master Plan audit. Members also discussed correspondence from the Logan Lake Curling Club regarding proposed Recreation Centre upgrades.
- Skatepark community engagement and online survey update
- Proposal for lawn bowling, bocce, and horseshoe pits at Marie King Park
- Investigation of benches and picnic tables at outdoor exercise equipment
- Staff engagement with Logan Lake Curling Club regarding their lease
- Report development regarding usage options for the Recreation Centre curling area
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council will meet to consider several new bylaws, including updates to firehall user fees and recreation centre regulations. The meeting will also address a permissive tax exemption bylaw and council procedure amendments.
- Firehall User Fees and Rates Bylaw No. 912, 2023
- Council Procedures Amendment Bylaw 913, 2023
- Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 914, 2023
- Recreation and Community Centre User Fee and Regulation Bylaw 915, 2023
- Flag Protocol Policy review
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a season review presentation from Mike Carlsen, General Manager of Logan Lake Miners Hockey. The presentation covers community involvement, attendance averages, and future programming goals.
- Presentation: Logan Lake Miners Season Review by Mike Carlsen
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing recommendations for new park amenities and weed management plans. They are also considering administrative reports on by-elections, financial statements, and tax exemption applications.
- Invasive Weed Management Plan for 2024 implementation
- Proposal for lawn bowling, bocce, and horseshoe pits at Marie King Park
- District of Logan Lake By-Election 2023 report
- Fire Hall User Fees and Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 912, 2023
- Council Procedure Amendment Bylaw No. 913, 2023
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee reviewed a Parks Master Plan audit and discussed updates to the 2011 plan. Members also reviewed a response from the Logan Lake Curling Club regarding a proposal to replace an ice sheet with auxiliary space.
- Parks Master Plan audit update
- Skatepark consultation update with Newline Skate Parks
- Logan Lake Curling Club response to proposed recreation centre upgrades
- Recommendation to direct staff to develop a Local/Regional Trails Strategy
- Logan Lake Buzz survey results regarding a Community Centre
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The committee will discuss the upcoming September Wetland Project and Dumois Creek flows. Members will also discuss invasive weed management strategies.
- September Wetland Project involving an excavated wetland and a Beaver Dam Analogue (BDA)
- Discussion regarding Dumois Creek flows
- Discussion regarding Invasive Weed Management
Regular Council
The Council will consider amendments to the Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Bylaw and a development variance permit for a fence at 458 Poplar Drive. The meeting also includes presentations from the RCMP and Thompson Rivers University, alongside reports on campground drainage and water quality.
- Public hearing for Development Variance Permit #23-02 (458 Poplar Drive) regarding fence height
- Proposed amendment to Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Bylaw No. 911, 2023
- Recommendation to increase Fire Hall hourly rental rates by $4.00
- Recommendation to update the 2011 Parks Master Plan
- Report on 2023 Campground Drainage Repairs and Paving Cost Estimates
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will receive a report from the Director of Public Works and Recreation regarding ongoing and completed tasks. The report covers updates on utilities, fleet, roadworks, the recreation centre, parks, and the campground.
- Paving tenders rejected due to being over budget; retendering planned for 2024
- New ice plant installation at Rec Centre scheduled for startup in first week of September
- Concession RFP awarded to Shaka Grill
- Geotechnical investigations completed at Maggs Park for proposed skatepark
- New playground equipment installation at campground expected mid-August
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is reviewing the 2023 Logan Lake Inflow Report and receiving verbal updates on recent field trips. The meeting also includes reviewing minutes from the June 30, 2023, meeting.
- Logan Lake 2023 Inflow Report for information
- Verbal update regarding June 30, 2023, field trip
- Verbal update regarding July 20, 2023, field trip
Youth and Community Services Committee
The Youth and Community Services Committee reviewed updates on the skate park consultation process and the Parks Master Plan. Members also discussed the Logan Lake Buzz Survey regarding a potential community centre and youth programming outcomes.
- Skate park consultation update with Newline Skateparks
- Parks Master Plan 2010 recommendations
- Discussion of Logan Lake Buzz Survey for a Community Centre
- 2023 Logan Lake Youth Workshop outcomes
- Trails Strategy discussion
Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee
The Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee will discuss several policy reviews, including the Grant-in-Aid Policy and the Fire Hall Booking Bylaw. The meeting also includes discussions on land acknowledgement, memorial dedications, and flag raising protocols.
- Review of Grant-in-Aid Policy regarding 'proof of good standing in the Societies Act'
- Discussion of Fire Hall Use & Regulation Bylaw 829, 2017
- Review of Flag Protocol Policy
- Discussion regarding Land Acknowledgement
- Discussion regarding Memorial Dedications
Regular Council
The Council will consider three readings of the Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Amendment Bylaw 911, 2023. The meeting also includes reports on the CMHC Housing Accelerator Fund and various administrative updates.
- Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Amendment Bylaw 911, 2023
- $19,000 Lake Enhancement Budget for 2023/2024
- $4,840.97 support from Logan Lake Community Enhancement Fund
- Development Variance Permit 23-02 (458 Poplar Drive)
- 2023 Capital Paving Program RFP results
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from the Kamloops Triathlon Club regarding the 2023 BC Interior Triathlon. The discussion will cover plans for 2024 and a request for municipal infrastructure improvements.
- Debrief of the 2023 BC Interior Triathlon held June 17-18
- Plans for 2024 events scheduled for June 22-23
- Request for paving a 100m section at the municipal campground in fall 2023
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is reviewing budget updates for lake enhancement and wetland restoration projects. Members are also discussing the 2023 Logan Lake Water Quality Study proposal and the committee's official Terms of Reference.
- 2023 Lake Enhancement budget currently set at $10,000
- Larratt Aquatic $12,335.75 proposal for 2023 Logan Lake Water Quality Study
- Discussion of $1,000 investment to repair a water monitoring probe
- Review of 2022 Wetland Restoration expenditures totaling $21,562.98
- Discussion regarding the committee's Terms of Reference
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee reviewed a report on Logan Lake WHY youth programming and received updates on recreation centre upgrades and skate park consultations. Members were also asked to review the District Parks Master Plan and District Trails Strategy.
- Review of Logan Lake WHY Youth Programming Report
- Update on Recreation Centre Upgrade user group consultations
- Update on Skate Park and Multi-use Sport Court community consultation
- Discussion of District Parks Master Plan
- Discussion of District Trails Strategy
Regular Council
The Council will discuss the renewal of a three-year tourism marketing partnership with Gold Country Communities Society. Additionally, the body will receive public input and consider approval of the 2022 Annual Municipal Report.
- Renewal of Gold Country Communities Society tourism partnership ($5,250 annual fee)
- Public input and approval of the 2022 Annual Municipal Report
- Review of Social Housing and Commercial Development Committee draft bylaws and constitution
- Grant-in-Kind application from the Logan Lake Lions Club
- TNRD Application Referral Form
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from Tristan Harpe regarding the Logan Lake Minor Hockey Association. The presentation covers the association's operations, registration growth, and tournament impact on the community.
- Presentation by Tristan Harpe regarding Logan Lake Minor Hockey Association activities
- Review of LLMHA registration numbers, including 74 players in the 2022/23 season
- Discussion of LLMHA tournament impact, hosting approximately 6 tournaments annually
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council met to review administrative reports and correspondence. During the meeting, Council voted to repeal the District's COVID-19 Vaccination Policy following changes to provincial and global health guidelines.
- Repeal of the COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
- Approval of 2022 Consolidated Annual Financial Statements
- Ratification of resource requests to assist with flooding in Cache Creek
- Ratification of BC Wildfire requisition for a water tender and two firefighters
- Approval of a Mutual Aid Agreement with Teck Highland Valley Copper
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing Phase 2 of a wayfinding program to improve directional signage for local businesses and recreational areas. Staff is also proposing a plan to convert the old skatepark location into a centralized recreational trailhead.
- Phase 2 Wayfinding signage for Lakeview Plaza and recreational areas
- Proposed $10,000 allocation from general operating surplus for trailhead revitalization
- Installation of updated community and Copper Ridge Disc Golf course maps
- Conversion of old asphalt skatepark area into additional parking and a main trailhead entrance
Youth and Community Services Committee
The Youth and Community Services Committee is reviewing updates on recreation centre upgrades and community consultation for a new skatepark and sports court. Members also received information regarding the District Parks Master Plan and the District Trails Strategy.
- Recreation Centre Upgrades Proposal consultation with user groups
- Skatepark and Multi-use Sports Court community consultation
- District of Logan Lake Parks Master Plan review
- District Trails Strategy review
- Copper Ridge Disc Golf course work party and tournament updates
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council will review the Building Regulations Amendment Bylaw 910, 2023 and receive information regarding Enbridge's proposed Sunrise Expansion Program. The meeting also includes presentations on annual financial statements and emergency support services.
- Adoption of Building Regulations Amendment Bylaw No. 910, 2023
- Enbridge Sunrise Expansion Program project information
- KPMG presentation of Annual Financial Statements (Dec 31, 2022)
- Emergency Support Services update
- Draft Housing Accelerator Fund Application review
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from the Logan Lake Lions regarding future events and a new Leos group. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous minutes and the agenda.
- Presentation by Valerie Cephas of Logan Lake Lions & Logan Lake Leos
- Approval to submit a grant application for Loop 'C' of the Campground Master Plan Revised via the Northern Development Initiative Trust
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council is reviewing several key bylaws including a five-year financial plan, updated tax rates, and waterworks user fees. The meeting also includes reports on the first quarter financial status and a grant approval for the Community Development Officer.
- Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 907, 2023
- Tax Rates Bylaw No. 908, 2023
- Waterworks System, Connections and User Fees Bylaw No. 909, 2023
- $50,000 Northern Development grant for Community Development Officer wages
- Building Regulations Amendment Bylaw 910, 2023
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed a report regarding potential funding for campground expansion through the Recreation Infrastructure Grant. Council also discussed the District's Corporate Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan, which includes energy-saving measures at the Recreation Centre.
- Recreation Infrastructure Grant application for campground expansion (up to $300,000)
- District Corporate Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan adoption in principle
- Campground Masterplan revisions adopted by Council on April 4, 2023
- Local Government Climate Action Plan funding of $57,000 annually
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is reviewing reports on Logan Lake wetlands and upcoming monitoring activities. The meeting includes discussions on aeration, community forest presentations, and budget updates for district lake projects.
- Discussion regarding aeration with Andrew Klassen
- Presentation from Community Forest by Hona Healey
- Review of BC Wildlife Federation 2023 Logan Lake Wetlands Prescription Plan
- Review of 2022 Logan Lake Wetlands Summary Report
- Discussion regarding budgets for District Lake Projects
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee is reviewing a proposal for renovations to the Logan Lake Recreation Centre, which includes adding four change rooms, an office, and storage. The project involves modifying the curling rink area to improve building circulation and accommodate future hockey needs.
- Proposed Recreation Centre upgrades with an estimated construction cost of $1,726,284
- Class D construction cost estimate of $1,541,000
- Design and sub-engineering consultant fees of $135,284
- Multi-Use Sport Court Grant Application and Proposal discussion
- Disc Golf Proposal for information
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed the Revised Campground Master Plan, which includes details on vehicular access, pedestrian circulation, and phasing. Council adopted the plan in principle but requested alternate construction options for Loop D. The meeting also included a review of the District's Corporate Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan.
- Adoption of the Revised Campground Master Plan in principle
- Request for alternate options for Loop D construction
- Review of the District of Logan Lake Corporate GHG Reduction Plan
- Discussion of 2017 corporate GHG emissions totaling 371.6 tCO2e
Public Hearing
The District of Logan Lake held a public hearing regarding Zoning Amendment Bylaw 905, 2023. The proposal seeks to change the zoning of 254 Calcite Drive from R1 Single Family Residential to R2 Two Family Residential.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 905, 2023
- Rezoning of 254 Calcite Drive from R1 to R2
Regular Council
The Council will discuss the District of Logan Lake Code of Conduct and review a playground installation report for the Logan Lake Campground. The meeting includes multiple readings for bylaws regarding tax rates, water utility fees, and a five-year financial plan.
- Public hearing for Zoning Amendment Bylaw 905, 2023
- Discussion on District of Logan Lake Code of Conduct
- Report on playground installation in Logan Lake Campground
- Bylaw 904, 2023: TV Society Grant-in-Aid Frontage Tax
- Bylaw 907, 2023: Five-Year Financial Plan (2023-2027)
Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee
The Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee will meet to discuss several district policies. Discussions include the committee's own terms of reference, the Code of Conduct, and the Fire Hall Booking Bylaw.
- Review of 2023 Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee Terms of Reference
- Discussion regarding District of Logan Lake Code of Conduct
- Discussion regarding Fire Hall Use & Regulation Bylaw 829, 2017
- Discussion regarding Flag Protocol Policy review
- Discussion regarding Land Acknowledgement and Gold Country
Special Council Annual Budget
Council is meeting to review the 2023 annual budget, including reserves, utility rates, and operating funds. Discussions include potential sound system upgrades for the Recreation Centre and a 5-year infrastructure improvement plan.
- Proposed water utility rate increase
- Recreation Centre sound system upgrade options ($17,800 for partial or $48,700 for full)
- 5-Year Infrastructure Improvement Plan
- KDGC proposal for Copper Ridge Disc Golf Course
- 2023 Municipal Tax Rates
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council will discuss a development variance permit for a duplex on Poplar Drive and consider two new bylaws. The meeting also includes presentations from the Logan Lake Senior's Society and United Way BC.
- Development Variance Permit #23-01: reducing minimum parcel width from 12m to 10m for a duplex at Lots 10-14 Poplar Drive
- TV Society Grant-in-Aid Frontage Tax Bylaw No. 904, 2023
- Growing Communities Reserve Fund Bylaw No. 906, 2023
- Recreation Centre upgrades consultation proposal
- BC Hydro Community ReGreening Grant of up to $7,500 for The Lake Trail Beautification
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a draft master plan for the municipal campground to guide future expansion and facility improvements. The meeting also included a presentation from the Kamloops Disc Golf Club regarding potential course upgrades.
- Review of Campground Revised Master Plan for expansion and development
- Kamloops Disc Golf Club proposal for $1,500 in fundraising and volunteer hours
- Disc golf pad replacement proposal including $150 rubber pads and $250 turf pads
- Campground 2022 revenue report of $188,841.15
Youth and Community Services Committee
The Youth and Community Services Committee is reviewing site options for a new skateboard park and multi-use sport court. Members are also discussing the committee's updated Terms of Reference and strategic planning goals.
- Consultation on skateboard park and multi-use sport court locations
- Review of Youth and Community Services Terms of Reference
- Strategic planning regarding Master Trails Strategy and recreational facilities
Regular Council
The Council will review proposed upgrades for the Recreation Centre Arena and consider a zoning amendment for 254 Calcite Drive. The meeting also includes reports on RCMP policing activity and a tender for a new hybrid pickup truck.
- Proposed Recreation Centre Arena upgrades
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 905, 2023 for 254 Calcite Drive
- Travel Expenses and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 903, 2023
- 2023 F150 Full Hybrid Super Crew Tender Results
- RCMP 3rd and 4th Quarter 2022 reports
Committee of the Whole
The Kamloops Disc Golf Club is presenting a proposal to revitalize the Copper Ridge disc golf course. The request includes funding for new tee pads and permission for the club to assist with course maintenance and enhancements.
- Proposal to replace 18 tee pads at a cost of $5,040.00
- Proposal to replace all 35 tee pads at a cost of $9,800.00
- Request for permission for Kamloops Disc Golf Club to perform course maintenance
- Proposed installation of a practice basket and a lost disc bin
- Proposed layout changes to improve course safety and flow
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole received an update on public works operations, including well maintenance and snow control. Members also discussed future directions for Ironstone Park, including potential zoning amendments and grant opportunities.
- Public Works and Recreation Department update
- Ice Plant Replacement electrical upgrades tender completed
- RFP for Campground playground posting scheduled for this week
- Gametime Canada Playground grant opportunity of up to $70,000
- Ironstone Park Phase 3 completion
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan and considering Travel Expenses and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 903. The meeting also includes reports on recreation center electrical upgrades and a development variance permit for Poplar Drive.
- 2023-2026 Council Strategic Plan presentation
- Travel Expenses and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 903, 2023
- Recreation Centre Ice Plant Primary Electrical Upgrade tender results
- Development Variance Permit DVP23-01 for Poplar Drive
- Community consultation for Multi-use Sport Courts and Skateboard Park
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee will review Lake Enhancement Working Group minutes and Council resolutions. The meeting will also include updates on a BCIT winter limnology field trip and discussions regarding committee membership.
- Review of Lake Enhancement Working Group minutes and Council Resolutions
- Update on BCIT Winter Limnology Fieldtrip
- Discussion regarding Committee membership
Youth and Community Services Committee
The committee is reviewing a community outreach plan for the Phase 1 Skateboard Park Project. The plan includes site analysis, community consultation, and concept design conducted by Newline Skateparks.
- Community outreach phase scheduled for April through June
- Two in-person community meetings planned
- Online community survey via Google Forms
- Proposed meeting with the High School to gather student feedback
- Presentation of initial concept design and cost estimate in June
Regular Council
The Council is scheduled to consider third readings and adoption of two zoning amendment bylaws. The meeting also reviews reports regarding the 2023 provisional budget, including infrastructure upgrades and reserve fund allocations.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 901, 2023 third reading and adoption
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 902, 2023 third reading and adoption
- $134,700 for Recreation Centre boiler and hot water tank replacement
- $25,000 for utility SCADA radio communication upgrades
- $25,000 for Plaza Revitalization Plan development
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss community groups and organizations. The agenda includes a presentation by the Kamloops and Area Amateur Radio Club. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous minutes and the agenda.
- Presentation: Kamloops and Area Amateur Radio Club regarding Community Groups and Organizations
Public Hearing
The Council is holding a public hearing to discuss two zoning amendments. The first proposes rezoning property on Poplar Drive from single-family to two-family residential, and the second proposes allowing shipping containers at the Public Works Yard and Municipal Campground.
- Rezoning of Poplar Drive property from R1 to R2 (Bylaw 901, 2023)
- Proposed development variance to reduce minimum duplex lot width from 12m to 10m
- Permitting shipping containers at 6880 Hwy 97D (Bylaw 902, 2023)
- Permitting shipping containers at Campground Road (Bylaw 902, 2023)
Special Council Provisional Budget
Council is reviewing administrative reports regarding the 2023 provisional budget, including various operating funds and reserve accounts. The meeting covers financial planning, public consultation feedback, and specific departmental budget highlights.
- COVID-19 Safe Restart Reserve Fund with an approximate balance of $146,700
- Water Operating Fund provisional budget highlights
- Sewer Operating Fund and Recreation Centre reserve reports
- Proposed 2023 Municipal Tax Rates
- Vehicle and equipment replacement plans for 2023-2032
Regular Council
The Logan Lake Council will hold a statutory hearing regarding a road closure and highway dedication removal on Poplar Drive. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Logan Lake TV Society regarding a proposed rate increase and consideration of the Five Year Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw.
- Statutory Hearing: Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw 899, 2023
- Delegation: Logan Lake TV Society rate increase presentation
- Bylaw 900, 2023: Five Year Financial Plan Amendment for adoption
- Recommendation: Defer Logan Lake Dog Park amenities to budget review
- Adoption of Terms of Reference for Youth and Community Services Committee
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will meet to hear presentations from the Highland Valley Outdoor Association, Girl Guides, and Scouts Canada. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous minutes and the agenda.
- Presentation by Karley Millhouse on Community Groups and Organizations
Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee
The Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee is meeting to establish its inaugural operating procedures. The committee will review its Terms of Reference and set the 2023 meeting schedule. Members will also discuss a BCIT field trip scheduled for March 6-7, 2023.
- Review of Education and Environmental Stewardship Terms of Reference
- Establishment of 2023 meeting schedule
- Discussion of BCIT Fish and Wildlife Class/Logan Lake Winter Limnology Fieldtrip
Youth and Community Services Committee
The Youth and Community Services Committee is meeting to review its Terms of Reference and establish its 2023 meeting schedule. The committee's mission is to provide recommendations to Council regarding community revitalization, youth services, and recreational facilities.
- Review of Youth and Community Services Terms of Reference
- Establishment of 2023 meeting schedule
- Committee mission includes guidance on Master Trails Strategy and recreational facilities
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a report regarding requests for additional amenities at the Lakers Field and Forest Park dog parks. The report outlines costs for shade structures, lighting, and seating, while proposing two new potential central locations at Maggs Park or the Recreation Center.
- Lakers Field upgrade option: $51,000
- Forest Park upgrade option: $41,000
- Maggs Park new dog park option: $72,000
- Rec Centre new dog park option: $81,000
- Common amenity costs: $13,000 for shade structure, $25,000 for solar lighting, and $3,000 for seating
Regular Council
The Council will review two zoning amendment bylaws and an administrative report regarding the Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw Amendment. Additional discussions include reports on the Logan Lake Athletic Club and 2022 bylaw enforcement statistics.
- Bylaw 901, 2023 - Ironstone Phase 3C R2 Zoning (first and second reading)
- Bylaw 902, 2023 - Zoning Amendment Bylaw (first and second reading)
- Five Year (2022-2026) Financial Plan Bylaw Amendment report
- Logan Lake ATV Club request for support for Greenstone Mountain Fire Lookout repairs
- 2022 Bylaw Enforcement and Animal Control Statistics report
Regular Council
The Council will review reports on skatepark conceptual design, ice plant budget overages, and equipping a bush truck for rescue operations. They will also consider a road closure bylaw for Ironstone Phase 3C and various committee minutes.
- Skatepark conceptual design, community consultation, and preliminary costs
- Ironstone Phase 3C Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw 899, 2023
- Allocation of $10,000 for legal fees for a not-for-profit society
- Report on Ice Plant budget overage
- Equipping a 2011 Ford F-350 bush truck for rescue operations
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review a presentation regarding the Logan Lake Campground Master Plan. The presentation includes proposed expansions, new campsite types, and infrastructure improvements.
- Presentation of preliminary campground expansion plans by Gerry Melenka of TRUE Consulting
- Proposed addition of 40 back-in sites and 5 drive-through sites in a new Loop D
- Proposed addition of 5 walled tent sites and 3 yurt sites for glamping
- Proposed reconfiguration of the boat launch and dock area including two new parking areas
- Proposed expansion of camping sites east toward East Pit Road