Northern Sunrise County public meetings in 2022
49 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council
Council will discuss and potentially approve the 2023 provisional operating and capital budgets at 10:00 a.m. with the Director of Finance. They will also receive quarterly reports from Economic and Tourism Development and Community Services. Several donation requests and a daycare facility proposal are on the agenda for consideration.
- 2023 Provisional Operating and Capital Budgets presentation with Director of Finance Bob Madore
- Economic and Tourism Development Quarterly Report with Economic Development Officer Lynn Florence
- Community Services Quarterly Reports with Director of Community Services Amber Houle
- Request for annual donation from Le Café du Coin by Françoise Lavoie
- New daycare facility requests from Marie Dyck and Peace River Child Care Association
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board is discussing the rural veterinarian shortage, including a letter sent to the province and responses received. The board is also considering proposed changes to the Fees and Charges Bylaw for the rental equipment program. Other items include the strategic business plan, conference updates, and correspondence on the vet shortage from other counties.
- Discussion of rural veterinarian shortage, including letters to and from Minister Nate Horner and the Provincial ASB Committee
- Proposed changes to Fees and Charges Bylaw B417.22 for the Agriculture Department rental equipment program
- Review of the Northern Sunrise County Agricultural Service Board Strategic Business Plan
- Updates from the 2022 Peace Region and 2023 Provincial Agricultural Service Board Conferences
- Correspondence from Cypress County and Cardston County regarding the rural veterinarian shortage
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will discuss a rationale for the proposed Agricultural Services Building, including options for a new shop or renovations, and consider a resolution on casino opportunities for charitable organizations for the RMA District 4 meeting. The agenda also includes a time extension for a subdivision application, a contract extension with VSI Services Ltd., and appointments to the Peace Regional Subdivision and Development Appeal Board.
- Agricultural Services Building rationale: Council to review options including a $2.7M new shop or $200,000 roof repair and renovations
- Casino Opportunities for Charitable Organizations resolution for RMA District 4 meeting
- Time extension for Subdivision Application 21MK036
- 2023 VSI Services (1980) Ltd. contract extension
- Appointment of Peace Regional Subdivision and Development Appeal Board members and agreement amendment
Watershed Advisory Committee
The Northern Sunrise County Watershed Advisory Committee will elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson at its first meeting, as per its terms of reference. The committee will also receive an update from ALUS Canada on operations and funding, and review projected 2023 ALUS projects and funding requests. Other business includes correspondence about a Dave Reid Award nomination and survey results.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson per the committee's Terms of Reference
- Update from Karen Snethun, ALUS Associate Hub Manager, on ALUS Canada operations and funding
- Review of 2023 ALUS Projects Projection and funding requests
- Correspondence from ALUS Canada CEO Bryan Gilvesy regarding a Dave Reid Award nomination
- Discussion of 2022 Northern Sunrise Water Quality Report (coming January 2023)
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee will discuss and adopt its code of ethics, terms of reference, and meeting procedures. They will also review the NSC Target Opportunities Report and consider collaboration with the Peace River Economic Development Committee and attendance at upcoming conferences.
- Review and ratification of Policy 1.18 Board and Committee Member Code of Ethics and Guiding Principles
- Review of Economic & Tourism Development Committee Terms of Reference
- Discussion of NSC Target Opportunities Report
- Consideration of Peace River Economic Development Committee collaboration
- Attendance at Growing the North conference (Feb 22-23, 2023) and EDA conference (Apr 12-14, 2023)
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will meet on November 15, 2022, to review the third quarter variance report with the Director of Finance and an economic development target opportunities report. The council will also consider accounts receivable write-offs, a community wellness briefing note, and the 2023 strategic priorities chart. Additionally, a bylaw regarding council procedures will be discussed.
- Third quarter variance report presentation with Bob Madore, Director of Finance
- Economic development target opportunities report with Lynn Florence, Economic Development Officer
- Accounts receivable write-offs request for decision
- Bylaw B418/22 Council Procedural Bylaw
- 2023 Strategic Priorities Chart
Council
Council will review a proposed refresh of the Land Use Bylaw to ensure consistency with the 2021 Municipal Development Plan. Administration seeks direction on key issues before holding a public open house and proceeding to readings in early 2023. The agenda also includes updates on development permits, a charitable donations tally, and disposal of surplus agricultural equipment.
- Land Use Bylaw refresh: Council to provide feedback on proposed amendments to align with the Municipal Development Plan
- 2022 Development Permits List Update: 19 permits approved since January, including solar collector, micro-cultivation, and childcare facility
- Charitable Donations Tally: Year-to-date tally of council grants and donations for 2022
- Disposal of Agricultural Services Department surplus equipment: Meeting with Agricultural Fieldman Trent Keller at 2:30 p.m.
- Multiple donation and sponsorship requests: Peace River Winter Swim Club, Peace River Curling Club, Nampa & District Daycare, and Peace River Aboriginal Interagency Committee
Organizational
This is the organizational meeting for the new council term. Council will elect a reeve and deputy reeve, approve signing authorities for bank accounts, and appoint councillors to numerous boards and committees. A motion to destroy ballots from the election is also on the agenda.
- Election of Reeve and Deputy Reeve
- Motion to destroy ballots used during the organizational meeting
- Approval of signing authorities for RBC Royal Bank and RBC Dominion Securities accounts
- Appointments to over 40 boards and committees, including Agricultural Service Board, Municipal Planning Commission, and Family & Community Support Services
- Confirmation of representative to VSI Services (1980) Ltd. Annual General Meeting on November 4, 2022
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is meeting to discuss the 2023 strategic plan and business attraction strategies. The body will review potential business opportunities from a 2019 report and discuss tourism updates including dog sledding and geocaching.
- Review of the 2019 Sunrise Park Development Strategy and business attraction packages
- Discussion of dog sled, cross country skiing, and horseback riding trails at Peace River Agricultural Fairgrounds
- Planning for 2023 Geocaching Coins
- Review of the NSC Incentives Report regarding tax relief and grants
- Update on strategic planning with Council
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is reviewing a third reading of Bylaw B417/22 to establish rates for new EV charging stations at the Administration building. The meeting also includes discussions on the county investment portfolio and a presentation from Peace Valley Snow Riders.
- Proposed EV charging fees: $2.50/hour for 4 hours or less, or a $25 flat fee for over 4 hours
- Bylaw B417/22 Fees and Charges Bylaw third reading
- Investment portfolio discussion with RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
- Presentation by Peace Valley Snow Riders regarding trail development
- Review of 2022 Development Permits List as of October 5, 2022
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board is reviewing several resolutions, including a response to the rural veterinarian shortage. The board is also considering a funding request from the Peace Country Beef & Forage Association and updates regarding prohibited animal bylaws.
- Saddle Hills Rural Veterinarian Shortage Resolution
- Peace Country Beef & Forage Association 2023-24 funding request
- Prohibited Animal Bylaw update
- Applied Research Associations resolution
- Roadside seeding on South Harmon Road
Council
The Council is reviewing a bylaw to prohibit wild boar within the County due to concerns regarding crop damage and wildlife destruction. Additionally, administration is seeking approval to auction two surplus service trucks.
- Bylaw B416/22 Prohibited Animal Bylaw (Wild Boar)
- Disposal of 2013 GMC Sierra Crew Truck (Unit #32096)
- Disposal of 2014 Ford F150 Crew Truck (Unit #32100)
Budget Meeting
The council is discussing the 2023 draft budgets, including an operating budget with total expenses of $21,627,038 and a capital budget. The meeting covers funding requests for community halls and various departmental capital expenditure requests.
- 2023 Draft Operations Budget with total revenues of $29,750,505 and expenses of $21,627,038
- Community grant applications for Marie Reine Hall, McKinney Hall, Peace River Ag Society, and St. Isidore
- Capital expenditure requests for bridge replacements (including Bridge 86233) and local/paved road maintenance
- Capital requests for an ASD Shop Building ($2,932,000) and NWL Raw Water Intake ($1,709,000)
- Protective Services engine and equipment capital expenditure requests
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee will meet to discuss a broadband strategy update with IValley and a planned October tour by NeoLithica. The body will also consider organizing activities for Small Business Week.
- Broadband strategy update with IValley including resident internet speed testing
- NeoLithica touring the County in October
- Small Business Week (October 16-22, 2022) planning
- Review of July 2022 Economic Development Quarterly Report
- Welcome of new member Sharon Lee (Village of Nampa representative)
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is meeting to discuss agricultural services, including a synthetic fertilizer emissions resolution and a prohibited animal bylaw. The body will also review policies on purchase orders and illegal garbage dumping.
- Bylaw B416/22 Prohibited Animal Bylaw
- Synthetic Fertilizer Emissions Resolution
- Policy 3.7 Purchase Orders
- Illegal Dumping of Garbage proposal
- Donation requests from Sisters in Spirit Committee and Salvation Army
Watershed Advisory Committee
The Watershed Advisory Committee will meet to discuss new project proposals and the 2022 Shelterbelt Survey. The body will also review the 2022 Gerry Taillieu Award and ALUS signage.
- Project Proposal: NSC-01819V-C2383
- Project Proposal: NSC-01768A-C2305
- 2022 Shelterbelt Survey
- 2022 Gerry Taillieu Award nominations
- ALUS Northern Sunrise Signage (24" x 18")
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing a development permit for a cannabis production facility. The project involves converting an existing industrial shop into a micro cultivation operation with three sealed flower rooms and one cloning room.
- Cannabis micro cultivation application by 228456 AB Ltd. & SLL Real Estate Holdings
- Development of a cannabis production facility at NW-23-83-21-W5M
- Subdivision application by Francois Allard at SW-3-84-20-W5M
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is meeting to discuss several new bylaws and administrative policies. The body is reviewing regulations for public places, dog control, and the appointment of board members.
- Third reading of Bylaw B409/22 Public Places Bylaw
- Review of Bylaw B414/22 Dog Control Bylaw
- Memorandum of Agreement with Alberta Transportation for Judah Hill Slide Highway Realignment on Highway 744
- Government Relations Agreement with Alberta Counsel Ltd.
- Proposed funding application for rural broadband via i-Valley
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is meeting to discuss a resolution on the sustainability of small rural schools and review a second quarter variance report. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding the redistricting of parcels in the Hamlet of Little Buffalo.
- Public hearing for Bylaw B408/22 to redistrict 21 parcels within the Hamlet of Little Buffalo
- Proposed resolution for the Rural Municipalities of Alberta District 4 Meeting regarding Sustainability of Small Rural Schools
- Review of the Second Quarter Variance Report as of June 30, 2022
- Temporary road closure of a portion of Sunrise Road
- Proposed bylaws B409/22 (Public Places), B410/22 (Development Officer), B411/22 (CAO), and B412/22 (Agricultural Fieldman)
Council
The Council is reviewing a request to sell a surplus 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe to the Town of Peace River for $20,000. This follows an expired nine-month rental agreement between the two municipalities.
- Sale of Unit #23023 - 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe for $20,000
- Pat's Creek Flood Mitigation presentation and project report
- 2022 Capital Budget Projects fund reallocation
Council
The Council will review a request to repeal Bylaws B021/95 and B081/02. Additionally, the body will discuss a proposal to redistrict 21 parcels within the Hamlet of Little Buffalo.
- Repeal of Bylaw B407/22 (repealing Bylaw B021/95 and Bylaw B081/02)
- Redistricting of 21 parcels within the Hamlet of Little Buffalo
- Review of 2022 Development Permits list updated June 21, 2022
- Cancellation of property taxes for Tax Roll #296506
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will discuss a new traffic control bylaw and the repeal of bylaws regarding subdivision authority and cost sharing. The meeting includes presentations on youth support, rural renewal streams, and housing updates.
- Bylaw B406/22 Traffic Control
- Bylaw B407/22 to Repeal Bylaw B021/95 (Subdivision Authority) and Bylaw B081/02 (Cost Sharing Agreement)
- 2022 Development Permits List Update
- Donation request from Peace River Boating Association for Gold Cup Jet Boat Race
- Donation request from Peace River Art Club for visual arts programming
Watershed Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing several new project proposals and funding allocations for the 2022 program year. Discussions include upcoming tours of ALUS projects and a report on national program statistics from 2015-2021.
- Project Proposal NSC-01517H-C1967
- Project Proposal NSC-00027R-C2204
- ALUS project establishment costs including Riparian Exclusion Fencing and Cleardale Solar Livestock Waterers
- Funding allocation for Grazing Forward and Alberta Professional Outfitters Society projects
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is reviewing a strategic plan focused on attracting new residents and retaining youth in Northern Sunrise County. Discussions include potential tax incentives, broadband connectivity, and local training opportunities.
- Discussion of property tax reduction strategies for residential and business development
- Review of the 2022 Strategic Plan Implementation regarding people attraction and retention
- Potential grant offerings for home-based business signage
- Upcoming Inventive Grant intake for Value-Added Agriculture and Tourism (May 15–June 15, 2022)
- Development of the Sunrise Gateway Business Park through various incentives
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board is meeting to review 2022 resolutions and feedback on agricultural disaster declarations. The body will also discuss avian influenza biosecurity and agricultural product recycling programs.
- Review of 2022 Agricultural Service Board Resolutions grading
- Discussion on Avian Influenza biosecurity measures for poultry farms
- Review of Agricultural Products Recycling including CleanFarms and Alberta Ag Plastic Recycle It
- Discussion on Declaration of Agricultural Disaster feedback
- Review of 2021 Plant Disease Survey Summary Report
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is considering a development permit for a new childcare facility and a subdivision application for farmstead separation. The body will also review approved permits from May 2022 and a training manual.
- Development permit 22-19 for a 1,960 square foot childcare facility for up to 18 children at SW-11-86-14-W5M
- Subdivision application 22MK010 by Peddlers Ltd. for a 15.30-acre parcel at SW-25-81-19-W5M
- Review of 2022 Approved Development Permits list dated May 20, 2022
- Review of the NSC Training Manual
- Information item regarding Land Use Bylaw B275/15 Matrix
Council
The Council will review development permits, charitable donation tallies, and various community reports. Discussions include mental health reports, lithium production presentations, and housing updates.
- Development permit list update as of May 17, 2022
- Charitable Donations Tally for 2022
- Promoting Positive Mental Health Report presentation
- Alberta Lithium Production presentation by NeoLithica Ltd.
- Heart River Housing update
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss strategies for attracting and retaining people, specifically youth and young families, in Northern Sunrise County. The body will also review tourism activities and an incentive grant for value-added agriculture and tourism.
- Value-Added Agriculture and Tourism Incentive Grant intake from May 15 to June 15, 2022
- Move Up Magazine advertisements for August-October to promote businesses and tourism
- Canada Day Celebration on June 22, 2022
- Open-Air Market events on June 11 in Nampa and August 13 at Cecil Thompson Park
- Opening of Murphy's Flats and Harmon Valley Campground on May 19, 2022
Council
The Council is reviewing various in-kind support options to assist with the upcoming Alberta 55+ Games held June 16-20, 2022. Proposed assistance includes staff volunteering, equipment loans, and use of a Community Services Van. The discussion also covers potential costs for participant gift bags.
- In-kind support options for Alberta 55+ Games
- Bylaw B402/22 Traffic Control public hearing
- TELUS wireless update for St. Isidore and Marie Reine
- Appointment of Weed and Pest Inspectors and Soil Conservation Officers
Council
The Council is reviewing the 2022 Tax Rate Bylaw (B403/22) which includes an amended total of $33,280,063 in municipal expenditures. Additionally, they are considering a bylaw to provide property tax payment incentives.
- Bylaw B403/22 Tax Rate Bylaw: $25,153,049 in general municipal taxation
- Bylaw B404/22 2022 Property Tax Payment Incentives: $52,000 forecasted discount amount
- Peace River Mine presentation by Source Energy Services
- 2022 Development Permits List update
- 2021 Audited Financial Statements review
Governance & Priorities Committee
The committee is discussing the 2014 Road Rationalization Study and the Industrial Road Network Study to determine how to maintain paved assets. The meeting also covers procurement procedures and requests for proposals for trade work.
- Review of 2014 Road Rationalization Study and Industrial Road Network Study
- Discussion on Traffic Bylaw Schedules A-D
- Review of procurement of goods and services and Request for Proposal process
- Request for Proposals for 2021 to 2023 carpentry, mechanical and electrical work for GPC
- Discussion on 2022.01.1 Trade Agreement Thresholds
Watershed Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to review ALUS grazing and payment schedules, the PEAT Matrix, and a potential name change. The agenda also includes discussions on environmental initiatives and a request for proposal for an environmental consultant.
- 2022 ALUS Northern Sunrise Schedule A and annual payment rates
- Motion regarding a name change for the Watershed Advisory Committee
- Environmental Consultant Request for Proposal (RFP) procurement protocol
- 2021 Heart River Water Quality Report presentation by Aquality Environmental Consulting Ltd.
- Discussion on Alberta's Agricultural Lands policy with the Environmental Law Centre
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee discussed strategies for resident and business retention. The committee recommended that Administration present possible residential and small business mill rate reductions to Council, alongside tax incentives for the Sunrise Gateway Business Park.
- Proposed reduction of residential and small business mill rates
- Proposed business tax incentives for Sunrise Gateway Business Park
- Review of affordable housing including North Peace Housing Family Housing and Northern Alberta Cooperative Housing Association
- Report on Neolithica Linium Project lithium development
- Decision not to use ZenSeekers campaign due to increased costs
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is meeting to discuss the 2022 operations and capital budgets. The body will also consider bylaws regarding tax rates and property tax payment incentives.
- Bylaw B402/22 Traffic Control
- Bylaw B403/22 Tax Rate Bylaw
- Bylaw B404/22 2022 Property Tax Payment Incentives Bylaw
- 2022 Operations and Capital Budgets
- Temporary road closure of a portion of Sunrise Road for June 22 Canada Day event
Council
Council is meeting to discuss the adoption of an Asset Management Plan and the 2022 Culvert Replacement Program. The session includes reports on community services, economic development, and the appointment of fire guardians.
- Request for Decision to accept the Asset Management Plan
- Request for Decision regarding the 2022 Culvert Replacement Program
- Request for Decision on the NSC Community Market Place Feasibility Study
- Appointment of Fire Guardians
- Development permit approvals for projects including a shop, solar collector, and permanent camp
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The committee is discussing municipal grants, incentives, and strategies for youth and family retention. The meeting includes updates on the Neolithica Linium Project and upcoming county events.
- Review of municipal grants and incentives, including programs from City of Grande Prairie and Town of Fairview
- Discussion on the Neolithica Linium Project pilot project
- Planning for 2022 events including Farmer's Day (June 11), Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21), and Canada Day (June 22)
- Updates on TELUS cell tower civil work
- Review of affordable housing in the Village of Nampa and Hamlet of St-Isidore
Agricultural Service Board
The board is meeting to review funding requests from the Alberta Invasive Species Council and the Peace Country Beef & Forage Association. Members will also discuss environmental programming, including Alberta Wetland Policy and ecosystem services.
- Funding request from Alberta Invasive Species Council
- Farm Scale Project Survey request from Peace Country Beef & Forage Association
- Request for letter of support for Collaborative Youth Agricultural Education Grant
- Update on 2022 Shelterbelt Program sales
- Review of V.S.I. 2022 Requisition and Quarterly Report
Council
The Council is reviewing a new Creative Industries policy regarding insurance requirements and content restrictions for film productions. Additionally, the agenda includes a public hearing for rezoning 40.01 acres and a development permit application for a permanent camp.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw B401/22 to rezone 40.01 acres from Agricultural District (A) to Direct Control District (DC)
- Development Permit Application 22-03 for a permanent camp within Plan 9525121; Block 7; Lot 4
- Policy 1.36 Creative Industries requiring $2 million automobile liability and $5 million commercial liability insurance
- Woodland Cree First Nation Bison Project discussion
- Watershed Advisory Committee Terms of Reference review
Watershed Advisory Committee
The Watershed Advisory Committee will meet to discuss the ALUS Grazing Forward Program with Christine Campbell and Stephen Smith. The discussion focuses on the rollout of Adaptive Multi-Paddock Grazing.
- Discussion regarding the ALUS Grazing Forward Program
- Presentation on Adaptive Multi-Paddock Grazing PAC Rollout
Governance & Priorities Committee
The Governance & Priorities Committee is reviewing a final communication report, a 2020 service capacity review, and a road rationalization study. The meeting also includes discussions on procurement processes and request for proposals.
- Communication Report with Amber Houle
- 2020 Service Capacity Review with Cindy Millar
- Review of 2014 Road Rationalization Study
- Procurement and Request for Proposal Process discussion
- Request for Proposals for 2021 to 2023 carpentry, mechanical and electrical work
Council
The Council is reviewing a request to add $500,000 to the 2022 Capital Budget for the CN Crossing Project. This funding addresses increased material and contractor costs for drainage work near Nampa. Other items include updates on development permits and charitable donation tallies.
- CN Crossing Project near Nampa: $500,000 budget increase request
- 2022 Development Permits List update
- Charitable Donations 2022 tally report
- VSI Services (1980) Ltd. 2022 requisition
- Peace Region Minor Football Club equipment donation request
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing two development permit applications from M.R.L. Holdings. One request involves a height variance for solar panels at an RV park, and the other is for drive-in storage units.
- Application 21-35: Solar panels at SE-23-83-21-W5M with a requested 25% height variance to reach 10 feet
- Application 22-01: Drive-in storage units with ten individual units at SE-23-83-21-W5M; Plan 1820580; Block 1; Lot 5
- Review of 2021 Development Permit Approval List
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is meeting to discuss and provide feedback on the NSC Economic Diversification Strategy. This working document was presented to Council on February 8, 2022.
- Discussion of the NSC Economic Diversification Strategy
- Review of the 2022 Strategic Plan Implementation
- Review of the Sunrise Park 2019 Development Strategy
- Review of Northern Sunrise County Strategies for Economic Development - June 2016
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is meeting to discuss various administrative updates, including a new fees and charges bylaw and an economic diversification strategy. The body is also reviewing a redistricting request for 40.01 acres of land and a proposal for a conservation area.
- Bylaw B399/22: Proposed fees including $75/hour cleaning fee for equipment and $106.67 garbage pickup for Cadotte Lake
- Bylaw B401/22: Proposed redistricting of 40.01 acres in Plan 9525121, Block 7, Lot 4 from Agricultural to Direct Control District
- NSC Economic Diversification Strategy review
- Policy 2.9 Municipal Rights-of-Way and Road Allowances review
- Proposal for a conservation area adjacent to the Three Creeks Gravel Pit
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The committee is meeting to review a recap of 2021 initiatives and discuss strategic priorities for 2022. The session includes reviewing labour market assessments and planning attendance for upcoming economic development conferences.
- Review of 2021 projects including Glamping, Beef Farm to Table, and Small Scale Cheese Manufacturing concepts
- Discussion of 2022 Strategic Priorities Chart
- Planning for 'Growing the North' virtual conference (February 22-24, 2022)
- Planning for Economic Developers of Alberta Conference (April 6-8, 2021)
- Proposed Move Up Magazine advertisements to promote tourism and businesses
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is discussing broadband grant applications and a report on community services. The body is also considering amendments to the Land Use Bylaw and a new Fees and Charges Bylaw.
- Bylaw B400/22 to amend Land Use Bylaw B275/15
- Bylaw B399/22 Fees and Charges Bylaw
- Addition to 2022 Capital Budget for Parks Equipment
- Joint letter of support for the RCMP with KTC Tribal Council and other municipalities
- $100,000 approved in provisional 2022 Operational Budget for broadband strategy research
Governance & Priorities Committee
The committee is meeting to review the 2022 Weed Inspection Matrix and receive orientations regarding Agricultural Service Boards and statutory planning documents. The session includes presentations from Alberta Agriculture and the Director of Planning and Engineering.
- Introduction to the Agricultural Service Board with Doug Macaulay
- Review of the 2022 Weed Inspection Matrix with Trent Keller
- Introduction to County Statutory Planning Documents with Ian Cosh
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board is reviewing several funding requests from organizations including SARDA and the Peace Country Beef & Forage Association. The meeting includes discussions on bee regulation changes, weed control appeals, and provincial conference planning.
- SARDA Ag Research funding request 2022-2027
- Peace Country Beef & Forage Association 2022-23 funding request
- Proposed changes to Bee Regulation
- Intermunicipal Weed and Pest Appeal Board appeal
- Draft Fees and Charges Bylaw
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council is reviewing a resolution to request that the Government of Alberta not create an Alberta Provincial Police Service. The body is also discussing 2022 capital expenditures and broadband grant applications.
- Resolution opposing the Alberta Provincial Police Service for the RMA District 4 Meeting
- 2022 Capital Expenditures report
- Northern Sunrise County Broadband Grant Applications report
- Discussion regarding CN Railway Crossing SW-26-81-25-W5
- Memorandum of Understanding with Village of Nampa and Nampa & District Historical Society