Oliver Paipoonge public meetings in 2024
38 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Operating and Capital Budget
On December 16, 2024, the Oliver Paipoonge Municipal Council will consider the 2023 Consolidated Financial Statements and approve the transfer of the 2023 budget surplus to a reserve. The meeting also includes a presentation of the 2023 audited financial statements by Rosy Brizi of Grant Thornton and reviews of draft components of the 2025 operating and capital budget. Decisions will be recorded through council resolutions.
- Approve 2023 Consolidated Financial Statements (Report No. 2024.242)
- Transfer the 2023 budget surplus to a reserve
- Presentation of 2023 audited financial statements by Rosy Brizi, CPA, Grant Thornton
- Review of second draft of 2025 budget financial picture
- Review of 2025 budget summary draft
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers to consider Application No. 1B‑20‑24 for a new lot requested by Michael and Coral Tomeck at 43 Jelly Road (Concession 2, Lot 20, MR 783). The meeting will also review an easement amendment (Application 1B‑12‑24) submitted by Ontario Power Generation to enlarge the easement lands over the OPG Road, as previously approved on September 18 2024. Additional lot applications will be considered, including Application 1B‑21‑24 for a new lot by Myslicki.
- Application 1B‑12‑24 – OPG request to enlarge the road easement over Donald Tenkula’s property (no severance).
- Application 1B‑20‑24 – New lot for Michael and Coral Tomeck at 43 Jelly Road, Concession 2, Lot 20, MR 783 (public hearing).
- Application 1B‑21‑24 – New lot for Myslicki (details on pages 21‑36).
Council
Council will vote on adopting Official Plan Amendment 6 and amending the waste management by-law. The meeting also includes discussions on zoning changes, firefighter training costs, and a racetrack schedule.
- Adoption of Official Plan Amendment Number 6 (OPA-06)
- Amendment to Waste Management By-Law 852-2015
- Refusal of mobile home application ZBLA11-2024
- Approval of $38,895.00 for a trailer-mounted steamer
- Approval of $570.00 for a Military Service Recognition Book ad
Public Meeting
The municipal council will hear public input on Official Plan Amendment No. 6, which seeks to encourage affordable dwellings and remove a minimum floor‑area restriction for residential units. Two zoning by‑law amendments will also be presented: ZBLA11‑2024 to rezone 500 River Road for a smaller mobile home, and ZBLA13‑2024 to rezone two parcels from Open Space to Rural. Comments from the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority and the Ministry of Mines have been received for each proposal.
- Official Plan Amendment No. 6 – encourage affordable dwellings, eliminate minimum unit size restriction
- Zoning By‑law Amendment ZBLA11‑2024 – rezone 500 River Road to permit a mobile home smaller than the current minimum
- Zoning By‑law Amendment ZBLA13‑2024 – rezone two parcels from Open Space to Rural
- Comments submitted by Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (Nov 28 2024)
- Comments submitted by Ministry of Mines (Nov 22 2024)
Council
The Oliver Paipoonge Council will adopt the Emergency Management Program by‑law (No. 83‑2024) to formalize public safety and disaster‑resilience measures. It will also extend the fire‑services standing offer (RFQ 09‑2023) and approve several procurement contracts, including portable ponds ($6,408), a bunker‑gear extractor ($9,700) and SCBA radios ($10,260). Additional items include a 3% cost‑of‑living adjustment for 2025 and the adoption of a municipality‑issued cell‑phone policy by‑law (No. 84‑2024).
- Extend Fire and Emergency Services Standing Offer RFQ 09‑2023 until Dec 31 2025
- Award RFQ 28‑2024 Portable Ponds to Trans Canada Safety for $6,408.00 plus taxes
- Award RFQ 36‑2024 Bunker Gear Extractor to ABC Fire and Safety Equipment for $9,700.00 plus taxes
- Award RFQ 25‑2024 SCBA Radios to Spectrum Telecom Group Ltd. for $10,260.00 plus taxes
- Adopt Emergency Management Program By‑law No. 83‑2024
Council Operating and Capital Budget
The municipal council will consider the draft 2025 operating and capital budget, reviewing the financial picture, tax rate analysis, and budget summaries. The draft shows a 3.5% operating budget increase of $283,159 and a capital budget of $13,550,001, which is $3,987,587 higher than 2024 (a 142% rise). The council will also discuss the proposed tax levy increase of 71.39%, raising the rate from 0.01039083% to 0.017836424% for 2025.
- Operating budget increase of 3.5% ($283,159) for 2025
- Capital budget set at $13,550,001, up $3,987,587 (142%) from 2024
- Tax levy increase of 71.39%; rate moves from 0.01039083% to 0.017836424%
- Fire volunteer honorarium $100,000, increased by $7,000
- Water/Sewer direct billing estimated at $155 per month for 32 households
Council
The Municipal Council of Oliver Paipoonge will discuss a deputation regarding the opposition to nuclear fuel waste transportation and burial in Northwestern Ontario. The body is also deciding on a speed reduction request for 25th Side Road and a resolution to expand the Ontario Deposit Return Program.
- Proposed denial of speed reduction request on 25th Side Road between Rosslyn Road and Arthur Street, maintaining the 60 km/hr limit
- Proposed resolution to endorse the expansion of the Ontario Deposit Return Program to include nonalcoholic beverage containers
- Deputation request from Wendy O'Connor of 'We the Nuclear Free North' regarding nuclear fuel waste
- Approval of delegation requests for the 2025 ROMA Conference
- Closed session discussions regarding a proposed development at Nicholetts Rd & Simko Dr and the OPG Rehabilitation Project
Council
The Oliver Paipoonge Council will vote to adopt By‑law 73‑2024 amending the municipal zoning by‑law. It will also approve By‑law 76‑2024 to establish certain lands as a highway and By‑law 77‑2024 to restrict access to a portion of John Street Road West. Additional by‑laws set rental fees for the Murillo and Rosslyn Community Halls, rescind the 2018 hall‑rental policy, and authorize the transfer of a River Road allowance. These actions are presented alongside routine reports such as the budget variance and health‑unit update.
- By‑law 73‑2024: amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law
- By‑law 76‑2024: establishment of certain lands as a highway (Plan 55R‑15301)
- By‑law 77‑2024: restriction of access to John Street Road West (Plan 55R‑15301)
- By‑law 78‑2024: new rental fees for Murillo and Rosslyn Community Halls
- By‑law 80‑2024: transfer of a portion of the River Road allowance to the municipality
Committee of Adjustment
The Oliver Paipoonge Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider Application 1B/18/24 (Geikie) for the creation of a new lot on the property known as 301 Nicholetts Road. The proposal seeks to sever a 4.8‑ha lot while retaining a 16‑ha parcel, both within the Rural zone under Zoning By‑law 01‑2019. The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as opening, disclosures, agenda approval, and adjournment.
- Public hearing on Application 1B/18/24 (Geikie) for a new lot at 301 Nicholetts Road
- Proposed creation of one 4.8 ha lot with a retained 16 ha parcel
- Lot is designated Rural in the Official Plan and zoned Rural under Zoning By‑law 01‑2019
- Conditions require the original Transfer/Deed of Land form and a schedule of legal description
- Standard agenda items: opening, disclosures of interest, agenda approval, minutes, unfinished business, new business, adjournment
Public Meeting
The municipal council will hold a public meeting to hear reports on two zoning by‑law amendment applications. Application ZBLA09‑2024 seeks to add a retail store use to the rural residential property at 4277 Oliver Road. Application ZBLA10‑2024 seeks a site‑specific rezoning at 4046 Hwy 11/17 to allow a separate septic system. After presentations and public comments, the by‑law amendments will be forwarded for council decision later that evening.
- ZBLA09‑2024 – site‑specific commercial (retail store) amendment for 4277 Oliver Road
- ZBLA10‑2024 – site‑specific rezoning to permit a separate septic system at 4046 Hwy 11/17
- Planning reports No. 2024.187 and 2024.188 provided to council
- Comments from Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (letter dated Sep 23 2024)
- Application fees listed as $1,500 for by‑law amendment and $1,500 for temporary use by‑law
Council
The Oliver Paipoonge Municipal Council will adopt the agenda, approve the September 25 minutes, and receive reports from municipal officers and committees. It will vote to pass By‑law No. 72‑2024 adding a retail store to a Rural Residential property (Matthew & Jennifer Mitchell) and By‑law No. 73‑2024 permitting a separate septic system at 4046 Hwy 11/17 (Charles Drazecky). The council will also approve a tanker procurement award, accept an ice‑racer car donation with an appraisal costing under $500, and authorize a $15,000 appraisal of the Russ Wanzuk collection. Additional items include declaring surplus items at the Heritage Park storage building for public sale.
- ZBLA09‑2024: By‑law No. 72‑2024 to add a retail store to a Rural Residential property (Matthew & Jennifer Mitchell)
- ZBLA10‑2024: By‑law No. 73‑2024 to permit a separate septic system at 4046 Hwy 11/17 (Charles Drazecky)
- RFP 22‑2024: Award of tanker procurement (Report No. 2024.200)
- Ice Racer Car donation: approval with appraisal cost estimated under $500
- Russ Wanzuk Collection appraisal: authorization up to $15,000 plus HST
Council
Council approved a new Sign By‑law (By‑law 70‑2024) and defeated the earlier By‑law 68‑2024. The council authorized a $31,586.16 contract with Toromont for North Landfill compactor repairs. Additional approvals included renting 144 Barrie Drive for up to two years, implementing a flexible employee‑benefit coverage model effective Oct 1 2024, and adopting the municipal Health and Safety Policy Statement and objectives.
- Adoption of Sign By‑law 70‑2024, defeating By‑law 68‑2024
- Contract with Toromont for North Landfill compactor repairs – $31,586.16 (incl. HST)
- Expression of Interest to rent 144 Barrie Drive for a maximum two‑year period
- Implementation of flexible employee benefit coverage model effective Oct 1 2024
- Approval of Health and Safety Policy Statement and Policy Objectives
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to review two land applications. The body will discuss a proposed easement for Ontario Power Generation and the creation of a new lot on Jelly Road.
- Application 1B/12/24: Proposed easement at 23 Dorothy Street for Ontario Power Generation
- Application 1B/17/24: Proposed creation of one new lot (4.829 hectares) on Jelly Road
Public Meeting
The Municipal Council is holding a public meeting to discuss a temporary zoning by-law amendment. The proposal would allow two existing horses to remain at 3093 Rosslyn Road for the remainder of their natural lives.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA08-2024 for 3093 Rosslyn Road to permit two horses
Council
The council approved a $16,752 agreement with Emergency Management Group Inc. to conduct a fire station feasibility study and authorized the related by‑law. It also approved the surplus and sale of old SCBA equipment, selling ten low‑pressure packs to the O’Connor Fire Department for $8,250 plus taxes. By‑law No. 66‑2024 was adopted to allow two horses to remain at 3093 Rosslyn Road, and a new Sign By‑law was approved. The 2025 municipal calendar production was authorized.
- Fire station feasibility study contract with Emergency Management Group Inc. – $16,752.00 plus HST
- Sale of ten low‑pressure SCBA packs to O’Connor Fire Department – $750 each, total $8,250 plus taxes
- By‑law No. 66‑2024 amendment permitting two horses at 3093 Rosslyn Road
- Adoption of Sign By‑law regulating signs on municipal property
- Approval of photos and production expenses for the 2025 Municipal Calendar
Council
The council will vote on a zoning by‑law amendment (ZBLA07‑2024) to permit heavy‑industrial uses on the Twin City Industrial Subdivision parcels. It will also consider the Haveman subdivision rezoning from Rural to Low‑Density Residential, approve a $10,918.23 purchase of ergonomic office equipment, award the Rosslyn Village Drinking Water System arsenic‑treatment contract to A. Villeneuve Mechanical Ltd. for $373,795, and approve a donation of 16 hours of ice time valued at $2,240 for NorWest Minor Hockey.
- Zoning By‑law Amendment ZBLA07‑2024 – permits heavy‑industrial use on Twin City Industrial Subdivision
- Haveman Subdivision rezoning – Rural (RU) to Low‑Density Residential (R1) for six lots, includes Martyn Drive extension
- Ergonomic office equipment purchase – $10,918.23 plus HST approved
- Award of RFP 03‑2024 – arsenic‑treatment contract for Rosslyn Village Drinking Water System, $373,795 plus HST
- Donation of 16 hours ice time to NorWest Minor Hockey – valued at $2,240
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider three applications from Sandra Snell regarding lands at 138 Poleline Road. The proposals include creating two new lots and one lot addition.
- Application 1B-14-24: Proposed new lot of 4.46 ha
- Application 1B-15-24: Proposed new lot of 4.46 ha
- Application 1B-16-24: Proposed lot addition transferring 10.69 ha to 156 Poleline Road
Public Meeting
The municipal council will receive a report on subdivision application SD01‑2023 submitted by Dave Haveman for a six‑lot development. The proposal includes extending Martyn Drive east to serve the new lots. Comments from the Ontario Geological Survey, the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority, and the Ministry of Transportation will be noted, and a by‑law will be considered at a future council meeting.
- Draft Plan of Subdivision SD01‑2023 for a six‑lot development by Dave Haveman
- Extension of Martyn Drive east to provide access to the proposed subdivision
- Letter from Colleen Kurcinka, Ontario Geological Survey, providing comments
- Letter from Scott Drebit, Lakehead Region Conservation Authority, providing comments
- Email from Kevin Ellis, Ministry of Transportation, stating no concerns or objections
Council
Council will discuss affirming minimum primary dwelling sizes of 70 to 80 square metres and amending a helipad use agreement with Ornge. The meeting also includes appointments for by-law screening and hearing officers.
- Proposed minimum dwelling sizes: 80 sq metres (Rural Zone) and 70 sq metres (Residential Zone)
- Amending agreement with Ornge to increase fees for the helipad on Oliver Road
- Appointment of Arnold Breukelman, Glenn Burton, Jeff Moorley, and Jim Gilbert as Screening Officers
- Appointment of Jeff Moorley and Jim Gilbert as Hearing Officers
- Agreement with GTY Software Inc. for Questica budgeting software
Public Meeting
The Oliver Paipoonge Council will hold a public meeting to discuss three zoning by-law amendments. The first would change rules for accessory dwelling units, while the other two would rezone land for industrial use.
- ZBLA05-2024: Change accessory dwelling unit size limits
- ZBLA06-2024: Rezone 144 Barrie Drive to Light Industrial
- ZBLA07-2024: Remove site-specific zoning on Germain Drive
Council
The Oliver Paipoonge Council approved 2024 tax rates and reductions, authorized the purchase of fire equipment, and passed several zoning by-laws including changes for accessory buildings and industrial properties.
- Council approves 2024 tax ratios and rate reductions
- Council authorizes purchase of fire rescue vehicles for $233,803.20
- Council approves zoning by-law for accessory building
- Council approves zoning by-law for 144 Barrie Drive
- Council approves zoning by-law for Hacquoil
Council
The Council is reviewing reports regarding subdivision plans and municipal contracts. Items include proposed increases to ice rental rates and concession prices at the NorWest Recreation Centre. The meeting also addresses resolutions regarding property assessment cycles and water system sustainability.
- Awarding Alder Lane driveway paving to Seal N Save Blacktopping Inc for $13,900.00 plus HST
- Awarding Murillo Flooring contract to Quality Carpet for $31,740.37 plus HST
- Increasing NorWest Recreation Centre ice rental rates and concession prices
- Setting a public meeting date of July 16, 2024, for the Haveman Subdivision
- Approving a notification agreement for the Collie Vacant Land Condominium
Council
The Council will consider a draft Cemetery By-Law and zoning amendments for accessory dwelling units. The agenda also includes approving the Whitewater Phase II subdivision agreement and awarding a contract for arsenic treatment in the Rosslyn water system.
- Awarding $373,795.00 contract to A. Villeneuve Mechanical Ltd for arsenic treatment
- Approval of draft Cemetery By-Law and Stanley Hill Cemetery regulations
- Zoning amendment regarding accessory dwelling unit size requirements
- Approval of Whitewater Phase II subdivision agreement
- Committee of Adjustment applications for Pebblestone Road and 95 Blindline Road
Council
Oliver Paipoonge council is set to vote on a revised by-law charging developers for specialist review costs, such as engineering. The meeting also covers Policy No. 06-03-01 regarding planning application comments, the creation of a Police Liaison Committee, and a $4,000 donation for Rosslyn Hall equipment. Council will additionally review budget variances from March 31, 2024, and agency levy actuals.
- By-law No. 40-2024 to implement a tariff of fees for specialist services on development applications
- Policy No. 06-03-01 to establish procedures for handling comments on planning applications
- Approval to spend $4,000 from a West Arthur Community Centre Board donation on a large cooler for Rosslyn Hall
- Report No. 2024.115 detailing budget variances between planned and actual expenditures as of March 31, 2024
- Closed session to address the Brickyard Subdivision, Rosslyn Road Horses, and a water connection negotiation
Public Meeting
The Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge is holding a public meeting to discuss Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA04-2024. The proposal seeks to add a definition for a 'bunkhouse' and permit its use in specific commercial zones. This change would allow multiple people to stay on certain commercial properties, such as for housing workers.
- Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA04-2024
- Addition of 'bunkhouse' definition to the Comprehensive Zoning By-law
- Permitting bunkhouse use in General Commercial, Neighbourhood Commercial, and General Commercial II zones
Council
Council will consider draft plan approval for a 12-lot industrial subdivision on Cooper Road South. The agenda also includes a zoning amendment for bunkhouse uses and a petition regarding horses on Rosslyn Road. Additionally, the council will review reports on groundwater supply and crack sealing contracts.
- Draft approval for 12-lot industrial subdivision on Cooper Road South
- Zoning amendment to add 'bunkhouse' definitions and uses
- Crack sealing contract award of $35,640.00 plus HST to Northern Crack Sealers Inc.
- Petition regarding the keeping of horses on Rosslyn Road
- By-law 37-2024 for a prisoner transportation agreement
Council
The Council will review a major contract for road reconstruction in Kakabeka Falls and Rosslyn Village. The agenda also includes discussions on water treatment updates and a new mass notification system subscription. Additionally, Ontario Power Generation will provide information regarding station redevelopment.
- $2,098,226.71 contract award for Kakabeka Falls and Rosslyn Village road reconstruction
- $151,747.00 contract award to Kamlander Crushing Ltd. for gravel services
- $3,900.00 annual subscription for the Voyent Alert mass notification system
- New fee schedule and logo for Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park
- Deputation from Ontario Power Generation regarding Kakabeka Falls station redevelopment
Special Council
The Municipal Council will debrief on the February 20, 2024, meeting regarding LRMC fire services. The session aims to inform Council of subsequent developments and determine a direction for these matters.
- Debriefing on LRMC fire services meeting and subsequent developments (Report No. 2024.74)
Public Meeting
The Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge is considering two zoning by-law amendments. One proposal seeks to remove minimum square footage requirements for secondary or accessory dwellings across all zones. The second proposes new definitions and permitted locations for various types of recycling facilities.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA02-2024: Removing minimum square footage requirements for secondary/accessory dwellings
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA03-2024: Updating definitions and permitted zones for recycling depots, sorting facilities, and processing facilities
Council
The Council will review amendments to the zoning by-law regarding secondary dwelling sizes and recycling facility definitions. The meeting includes a recommendation to award a contract for doors and windows at Rosslyn/Murillo CC. Additionally, officials will hear a presentation on the Cooper Road Project hydrogeological study.
- Zoning amendment to remove minimum square footage requirements for secondary dwellings
- Contract award to Langen Glass for $74,136.06 for Rosslyn/Murillo CC doors and windows
- Zoning amendment to update the definition and use of recycling facilities
- Proposed lot addition at 1106 Harstone Drive
- Presentation on the 2023 Hydrogeological Study Report for the Cooper Road Project
Council
Oliver Paipoonge Council will review recommendations to approve a $441,935.92 purchase for a John Deere grader and acquire municipal land from the MTO for $17,500 plus HST. The agenda includes updates on the Rosslyn Village drinking water system, including an arsenic reduction project and provincial funding applications. Council will vote on by-laws to formalize a recycling depot operations agreement with Circular Materials Ontario and discuss several out-of-province resolutions covering housing, infrastructure, and heritage regulations.
- Approval of Procurement 08-2024 for a 2024 John Deere 620G Grader from Brandt Tractor at $441,935.92 plus tax
- Authorization to purchase MTO property (PIN 62295-0111) near Blindline Road and CN tracks for $17,500.00 plus HST
- By-law introduction to approve a Depot Operations Agreement with Circular Materials Ontario (CMO) for municipal recycling depots
- Updates on the Rosslyn Village Drinking Water System, including an arsenic reduction project and applications for the Housing-Enabling Water System Fund
- Discussion of new action items from other municipalities regarding housing funding, Highway 413 costs, ride-share regulations, and Blue Box recycling amendments
Public Meeting
The municipality is reviewing a zoning by-law amendment for the property at 4754 Oliver Road. The application seeks to change the land use from Light Industrial to Rural Residential to permit the creation of a new residential lot. The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority has no objection to the proposal, though permits will be required for any development in regulated areas.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBLA01-2024: Rezoning 4754 Oliver Road from Light Industrial (LI) to Rural Residential (RR)
Council
The Council is reviewing a draft plan for a "Life-Lease" seniors housing project in Rosslyn that includes up to 60 residential units. Other items include rezoning 4754 Oliver Road and authorizing a proposed telecommunications tower on Pole Line Road. The meeting also addresses several municipal equipment purchases and new accessibility policies.
- Draft plan approval for the Collie Vacant Land Condominium seniors housing project in Rosslyn
- Rezoning of 4754 Oliver Road from Light Industrial to Rural Residential
- Purchase of a 2025 Freightliner plow truck from Gin-Cor Trucks for $375,970.00
- Purchase of a pickup truck from Badanai Motors Ltd for $57,479.00
- Authorization for a proposed 80m telecommunications tower at 874 Pole Line Road
Council
The Oliver Paipoonge Municipal Council will review a zoning by-law amendment for 26 Haniak Road. The agenda also includes the approval of a new "Disconnecting from Work" policy and municipal insurance renewals. Additionally, Council will receive reports on hydrogeological studies and Committee of Adjustment applications.
- Zoning amendment for 26 Haniak Road (By-law No. 17-2024)
- Approval of a "Disconnecting from Work" policy (By-law No. 18-2024)
- Renewal of municipal insurance program for $301,740 plus taxes
- $500.00 funding for the Veterinary Assistance Program
- Service contributions to Rural 60 Plus valued at $13,270
Council
The Council is reviewing several community proposals including a multi-purpose shelter at Heritage Park and a self-support tower on Poleline Road. Additionally, the meeting addresses administrative matters such as filling a Museum Board vacancy and funding office renovations.
- Proposed Multi Purpose Shelter at Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park
- Proposed 80m Self-Support Tower on Poleline Road
- Establishment of a fee schedule for Freedom of Information (FOI) requests
- Estimated $4,500 for municipal office back office renovations and workstation
- Appointment of Marg Schweitzer to the Museum Board
Council
Council is meeting to finalize the 2024 operating and capital budget. The agenda also includes approving a contract for two new fire trucks and reviewing updated rental rates for the Nor West Arena.
- Approval of the 2024 Operating and Capital Budget
- Agreement to purchase two fire pumpers from Twin City Industrial Inc. and Raymond Holland
- New rental fee structure for Nor West Recreation Centre events
- Extension of E4M as Integrity Commissioner until March 31, 2027
- Approval of mapping services agreement with LRCA
Council Operating and Capital Budget
The Municipality is reviewing a draft budget that includes an estimated 6.19% increase in operating costs due to inflationary challenges. The discussion covers various municipal services, including public works, fire services, and water systems.
- 2024 Operating Budget: Estimated 6.19% increase ($477,155) from 2023
- 2024 Capital Budget: Estimated expenditures of $9,562,414
- Tax Levy: Projected 6.06% increase before growth
- Assessment Growth: $17,411,317 total growth ($4.1 million industrial; $12.6 million residential)
Council
The Council is reviewing several municipal reports including year-end planning and building department updates. Key discussions include a request for a $75,000 truck replacement and various by-law updates.
- Authorization of up to $75,000.00 to replace Unit #26 (2007 International 5-tonne truck)
- $500.00 grant request for St. James Anglican Church Cemetery maintenance
- Transfer of a portion of the Sideen Drive road allowance to the Municipality
- Scheduling of a special meeting for Budget 2024 on January 18th at 9:00 a.m.
- By-law updates regarding Council pay, travel expenses, and interim tax levies