Parkland County public meetings in 2024

Council

This meeting includes a public hearing on the Advertising Bylaw and deliberation on a request to cancel a lake access project involving tree clearing and water body access. Council will also consider updates to area structure plans for Big Lake and Acheson, land use bylaw amendments for Wabamun and Osprey Bay, and public member appointments to boards. Several routine items such as minutes adoption and proclamations are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Bylaw 2024-21 – Advertising Bylaw (second and third reading)
• Request to cancel lake access project (tree clearing and water body access for semi-waterfront properties)
• Request to prioritize update of Area Structure Plans for Big Lake and Acheson
• Bylaw 2024-25 – Village of Wabamun Land Use Bylaw amendment and redistricting (first reading)
• Bylaw 2024-24 – Osprey Bay Direct Control District amendment and redistricting (first reading)

Council

The December 9, 2024 Parkland County Council meeting agenda lists only an A/V test and generic start/end items. No policy decisions, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will consider an update on the Draft Land Use Bylaw and the third round of public engagement, and will accept an informational update on the Wabamun Waterfront Initiative. The meeting also includes routine items such as adoption of the agenda and minutes, public input, and several informational motions on municipal newsletters and updates. A closed‑session segment will address confidential planning, development, and economic diversification matters.

• Receive Draft Land Use Bylaw and Round 3 engagement update (RFD 24-330)
• Accept informational update on the Wabamun Waterfront Initiative (RFD 24-331)
• Receive Rural Municipalities of Alberta Contact Newsletter (COM 24-095)
• Receive Federation of Canadian Municipalities Update (COM 24-096)
• Closed‑session discussion of planning, development, and economic diversification updates (PRE 24-093, PRE 24-094, PRE 24-108)

Council

The council is deciding on the 2025 operating and capital budgets. The proposed operating program has $102.3M in expenditures and a $75.6M municipal tax requirement, while the capital budget has $66.95M in expenditures and a $2.02M tax requirement. The motion also includes approval of multi-year projects and a directive to present the 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw in April.

• Approve 2025 Operating Program Budget: $26.7M revenue, $102.3M expenditures, $75.6M tax requirement (excluding Meridian Housing Spruce Grove Lodge)
• Approve 2025 Operating Project Budget: $4.17M revenue, $5.11M expenditures, $935,400 tax requirement
• Approve 2025 Capital Budget: $64.93M revenue, $66.95M expenditures, $2.02M tax requirement
• Approve multi-year projects as per attached 2025 Multi-Year Project Summary
• Direct administration to present 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw in April 2025

Council

The council meeting on December 2, 2024 consists solely of an audio/visual test. No substantive items, decisions, or discussions are listed on the agenda.

Council

The council agenda consists solely of an audio‑visual system test. No policy decisions, votes, or public hearings are scheduled for this meeting. The items listed are “Start Test” and “End Test,” indicating a procedural test rather than council business.

• A/V test – start and end (no meeting)

Council

Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Municipal Development Plan and consider the 2025 Fees & Charges Bylaw. The body will also review an election bylaw and a road closure for sale and consolidation.

• Public hearing for Bylaw 2024-22 Municipal Development Plan
• Bylaw 2024-19 regarding 2025 Fees & Charges
• Bylaw 2024-23 Election Bylaw
• Bylaw 2023-03 road closure of a portion of Beachway Road within SE 15-53-5-W5
• Grant application for the Bevington Roadway Extension in Acheson Zone 4

Council

This agenda is a procedural test. The council is not meeting; the only items are A/V test start and end. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Item 1: Start of A/V test
• Item 2: End of A/V test

Council

The Council is discussing the 2025 budget, including answers and closing remarks presented in Appendix 24-074. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Appendix 24-074: 2025 Budget Answers and Closing Remarks

Council

Council is holding budget presentations for the 2025 fiscal year, including overviews from Operations (Engineering, Road Maintenance, Public Works), Development Services (Planning, Growth), Chief Administrative Office (Employee Services, Executive Admin), and Council. No decisions are being made; this is a discussion item.

• App 24-067: 2025 Budget Overview (Operating, Capital, Municipal, Statement of Operations)
• App 24-068: 2025 Budget Operations Services (Engineering, Road Maintenance, Public Works)
• App 24-069: 2025 Budget Development Services (Planning, Growth & Strategy)
• App 24-070: 2025 Budget Chief Administrative Office (Employee Services, Executive Admin)
• App 24-071: 2025 Budget Council (Council Presentation, Account Breakdown)

Council

Parkland County Council will discuss a public utility lot designation for a lot in Acheson Zone 7 (Bylaw 2024-18) and introduce a new Advertising Bylaw (2024-21) with a public hearing scheduled for December 10. The council will also receive a Q3 financial update and a 2025 program budget briefing, and consider rescheduling the December 3 budget approval meeting. A delegation from the Parkland Pickleheads Pickleball Club will present, with a request for administration to return funding recommendations by March 2025.

• Bylaw 2024-18: public utility lot designation for Lot 15, Block 5, Plan 2120639 in Acheson Zone 7 (all three readings proposed)
• Bylaw 2024-21: new Advertising Bylaw with public hearing set for December 10, 2024
• Request to reschedule December 3 Council 2025 Budget Approval Meeting to 9:00 a.m. and Governance and Priorities Committee to 10:00 a.m.
• 2024 Q3 Financial Update and 2025 Program Budget Briefing to be received for information
• Delegation from Parkland Pickleheads Pickleball Club requesting funding recommendations by March 2025

Council

Council is meeting to establish the administrative framework for the coming year. This includes appointing a Deputy Mayor, setting the 2024-2025 meeting calendar, and designating officials for agricultural and environmental enforcement.

• Appointment of Deputy Mayor rotations from October 22, 2024, to October 27, 2025
• Scheduling of 2025 Budget presentations for November 18-20, 2024, and approval for December 3, 2024
• Appointment of Weed Inspectors, Pest Control Officers, and Soil Conservation Officers
• Reappointment of Xpera HR Services as Third Party Administrator for Whistleblower Policy C-HR30
• Establishment of regular Council and Governance and Priorities Committee meeting dates

Council

Parkland County Council will consider a $200,000 funding request for a sewage treatment facility and schedule a public hearing for a new Municipal Development Plan. The meeting also includes a request to remove a section of the Municipal Government Act regarding council codes of conduct.

• Bylaw 2024-22 Municipal Development Plan (first reading, public hearing scheduled)
• $200,000 Water and Wastewater Restricted Surplus funding for Stony Plain sewage facility
• Request to remove Municipal Government Act Section 146 regarding council codes of conduct
• Extension of Acting CAO Jeff Dyck's appointment through January 6, 2025
• Public hearing for Bylaw 2024-22 scheduled for November 26, 2024 at 2:00 p.m.

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will adopt the October 1, 2024 meeting minutes and receive several informational reports, including an Operations Services update and two municipal newsletters. It will also move to convene a closed session to discuss matters protected under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, followed by appointments related to MNP and a land‑use bylaw project.

• Adopt October 1, 2024 Governance and Priorities Committee minutes (Motion by Kucher‑Johnson)
• Receive Operations Services update for information (Motion by McGowan)
• Receive Rural Municipalities of Alberta Contact Newsletter (Motion by Kucher‑Johnson)
• Receive Federation of Canadian Municipalities Update (Motion by Kucher‑Johnson)
• Closed‑session motions: appointment of MNP and land‑use bylaw project update (motions by Domijan)

Council

The October 15, 2024 Parkland County Council meeting consists solely of an audio/visual test. No council business, motions, or public hearings are scheduled.

Council

This agenda was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

Parkland County Council will consider approving up to $264,858 in funding for 2025 recreation capital cost share requests from Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Devon, and Yellowhead County, as well as a $103,000 program to reinstate a wireless internet rebate for ratepayers.

• Approve up to $115,856 for Spruce Grove's 2025 recreation capital cost share
• Approve up to $36,330 for Stony Plain's 2025 recreation capital cost share
• Approve up to $16,673 for Devon's 2025 recreation capital cost share
• Approve up to $45,000 for Yellowhead County's 2025 recreation capital cost share
• Reinstate $103,000 wireless internet rebate program for ratepayers

Council

The agenda indicates that this session is for an A/V test only. No official business is scheduled for decision or discussion.

Council

This agenda was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

Parkland County Council will consider approving a bylaw restricting fertilizer use near waterbodies and allocating $113,455.81 in grant funding for community organizations. The meeting also includes a public hearing on the fertilizer bylaw and the approval of a $25,000 grant for STARS.

• Public hearing on Bylaw 2024-16 (Restricted Use of Fertilizers)
• Approval of $113,455.81 for 2025 Not for Profit Organization Grants
• Approval of $25,000 for STARS funding
• Second reading of Bylaw 2024-15 (Road Closure)
• Proclamation of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Council

The agenda indicates that this session was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

The scheduled council meeting on September 20, 2024 is listed as an audio/visual test only. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are on the agenda. The meeting will consist of a start test and an end test.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business was scheduled for this date.

Council

The agenda indicates that this session is for an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

The agenda indicates that this session is an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

Parkland County Council is meeting to decide on funding for infrastructure design and updates to wastewater and fire recovery policies. The body will also address a council vacancy in Division 6 and approve reserve bids for a tax recovery auction.

• Funding request of $150,000 for design work for Bridge File 00110 (RR271, 900m South of Twp 534)
• Funding request of $115,000 for design of Range Road 32 between Township Road 530 and Highway 16
• Funding request of $100,000 for design of 261 Street, south of 114 Avenue
• Approval of Fire Response Cost Recovery Policy FD08
• Proposed rescinding of Policy EN 015 regarding the purchase of lands for municipal and public use

Council

The September 10, 2024 Parkland County Council meeting consists solely of an audio/visual test. No council business, motions, or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

Council

The agenda for the September 10, 2024 council meeting consists only of an audio‑visual test. No council business, motions, or public hearings were scheduled.

Council

The agenda indicates that this session was an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official council business is being decided or discussed.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

The agenda lists an A/V test with items “Start Test” and “End Test.” No substantive council items or decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

Council

This agenda was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted and no meeting took place.

Council

The council held an audio/visual test and no official meeting took place. No decisions or discussions were scheduled.

Council

The agenda for this date was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This special meeting consists of multiple closed sessions to discuss Council Code of Conduct matters. These sessions are conducted in private pursuant to the Municipal Government Act and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

• PRE 24-070 Council Code of Conduct Matter
• PRE 24-065 Council Code of Conduct Matter
• PRE 24-066 Council Code of Conduct Matter
• PRE 24-067 Council Code of Conduct Matter
• PRE 24-068 Council Code of Conduct Matter

Council

The scheduled meeting was used for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business was scheduled for this date.

Council

The meeting consists solely of an audio‑visual test with a start and end item. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are scheduled.

Council

The agenda for this date indicates that no meeting took place. The document lists only an A/V test.

Council

The agenda indicates that this session was an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

The agenda indicates that this session was an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This agenda was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This agenda was for an A/V test only. No official business was conducted.

Council

This agenda is for an A/V test only. No official business is being decided or discussed.

Council

The July 24, 2024 Parkland County Council meeting is designated as an A/V test. No council business, motions, or public hearings are scheduled. The agenda lists only a test start and test complete entry.

Council

The Council will consider a third reading for an amendment to the Wastewater Services bylaw. They are also reviewing a proposal for residential recycling management and a request for additional asphalt surfacing funds.

• Third and final reading of Bylaw 2024-17 (Amending Bylaw 2020-08) regarding Wastewater Services
• Approval of Option 3 (Hybrid) for Extended Producer Responsibility for residential recycling in Wabamun
• $380,000 request for the Range Road 14 Asphalt Surfacing Project between Highway 16 and Township Road 534

Council

The agenda indicates that there is no meeting scheduled for this date. The document notes an A/V test instead of a formal session.

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will review several updates including a water shortage plan and a municipal development plan. The meeting includes presentations on nature policy, soccer facilities, and the Wabamun facilities review. Members will also receive an update on the Seniors' Bus Pilot Project.

• Nature Policy Framework Update
• Edmonton Minor Soccer Association - Northern Alberta Regional Indoor Sports Centre presentation
• Wabamun Facilities Review Presentation
• Seniors' Bus Pilot Project Update
• Parkland County Water Shortage Plan

Council

Parkland County Council will consider Bylaw 2024-17, which amends the county's wastewater regulations. The agenda lists proposed motions to approve funding for wetland construction, climate action projects, and the Jackfish Boat Launch repairs, alongside updates to wastewater transfer station policies. Council will also receive the 2023 Annual Financial Report for information. Multiple closed sessions are scheduled to address council code of conduct matters.

• Bylaw 2024-17 amending Bylaw 2020-08 Wastewater
• $250,000 for 2024 wetland construction project
• Up to $530,000 for Jackfish Boat Launch repairs
• $483,000 for climate change action projects and $120,000 from restricted surplus
• Community League Sustainability Grants: $62,313 (Clymont) and $29,750 (Magnolia)

Council

This document is a cover page for a Parkland County council meeting scheduled for 3:30 PM on June 21, 2024. It lists elected officials and an address at 53109A Highway 779, Parkland County, Alberta. No public hearings, budget items, or policy discussions are included. The agenda contains only placeholders for A/V testing and vision statements.

• No substantive items listed

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee reviewed administrative reports and policy drafts for Parkland County. Members discussed a new fire response billing policy tied to 2025 service fees, which would apply to residents billed for emergency responses. The committee also directed staff to present a climate change action plan to full council on June 24 and requested that funding for a boardwalk at the Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary be included in the 2025 operating budget. Routine updates from local library and municipal associations were received for information before closed session.

• POL 24-1: Review of Fire Response Billing Policy and 2025 proposed fire service fees
• RFD 24-152: Climate Change Action proposal directed to full council for approval on June 24
• Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary boardwalk funding requested for the 2025 operating budget
• Public input session scheduled for 9:05 a.m.
• Adoption of June 4, 2024 committee minutes and agenda

Council

The Special Council meeting consists of several scheduled closed sessions. These sessions involve discussions regarding Council Code of Conduct matters, including advice from officials and legal privilege.

• Multiple closed sessions regarding Council Code of Conduct matters

Council

Council is considering a new bylaw regarding the restricted use of fertilizers near waterbodies. Other items include updates to various committee terms of reference and a request for a special meeting regarding the Council Code of Conduct.

• Bylaw 2024-16: Restricted use of Fertilizers by Waterbodies (First Reading)
• Public Hearing for Bylaw 2024-16 scheduled for September 24, 2024
• Special Council meeting requested for June 18, 2024 regarding Council Code of Conduct
• Revised Agricultural Service Board Terms of Reference
• Revised Community Sustainability Committee Terms of Reference

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is reviewing updates from various advisory bodies. Proposed actions include directing administration to bring updated terms of reference for the Agricultural Service Board, Economic Diversification Committee, and Community Sustainability Committee to the June 11 Council meeting.

• Agricultural Service Board update and proposed terms of reference
• Economic Diversification Committee update and proposed terms of reference
• Community Sustainability Committee update and proposed terms of reference
• ALUS Partnership Advisory Committee (PAC) update
• RCMP Quarterly Update for Evansburg, Parkland Detachment, and Drayton Valley

Council

Council is considering new requirements for private users of wastewater transfer stations, including mandatory GPS. Other items include a request to research road conditions on Range Road 35 and the potential dissolution of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee.

• Research into road conditions and complaint reduction for Range Road 35
• Approval of 2024 Tax Recovery Public Auction Terms and Conditions of Sale
• Mandatory GPS requirement for private users of wastewater transfer stations
• Restriction of non-residential wastewater disposal at Stony Plain and Villeneuve stations
• Dissolution of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee

Governance and Priorities Committee

The committee will review a report on Bylaw 2024-16 regarding the restricted use of fertilizers near waterbodies. Other agenda items include updates on the Wabamun Waterfront Project and the 2024 Q1 financial status. The committee will also receive a year in review presentation from Family and Community Support Services.

• Bylaw 2024-16: Restricted Use of Fertilizers by Waterbodies
• Wabamun Waterfront Project Update
• 2024 Q1 Financial Update
• Social Development Plan 2023-2025 Draft Implementation Plan
• FCSS 2023 Year in Review

Council

The Council is considering several bylaws regarding land use amendments, road closures for sale, and technical amendments. They are also reviewing requests for emergency exercise funding and municipal election budget transfers.

• Public Hearing: Bylaw 2024-13 regarding Bareland Recreational Resort Districts
• Public Hearing: Bylaw 2024-15 regarding road closure and sale of portions of Sections 20, 28, 29, and 30, 53-4-W5M
• Bylaw 2024-07 regarding road closure for sale on Railway Ave
• Bylaw 2024-10 regarding Meridian Housing Foundation Spruce Grove Lodge borrowing and lending
• Approval of $22,012 for the Joint Emergency Exercise Project

Council

The provided document contains only a schedule for A/V testing. No legislative items or business actions are listed on the agenda.

Council

The May 9, 2024, Parkland County Council meeting is dedicated to audio-visual testing. No legislative or administrative items are listed for discussion or decision.

Council

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and notes that the session is for A/V testing only. No legislative or administrative items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

Council

The Council will review the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw and approve the 2025 Budget Philosophy. Other items include a land use amendment for a Bareland Recreational Resort District and tax impacts on wildfire-affected properties.

• First, second, and third readings of Tax Rate Bylaw 2024-14
• Approval of the 2025 Budget Philosophy and Five-Year Financial Plan
• Land Use Bylaw amendment for Bareland Recreational Resort District
• Cancellation of minimum taxes on leased lands totaling $194.56
• Appointment of 2024 Weed and Pest Inspectors

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive presentations from the West Central Airshed Society and Edmonton Airports. The committee will also review reports regarding the Off-Site Levy program and the Operations Service Division, including road maintenance and public works. Additionally, an update on the Natural Assets Project is scheduled for discussion.

• Off-Site Levy Overview/Refresher (RFD 24-060)
• Operations Service Division Report covering road maintenance and public works (RFD 24-071)
• Natural Assets Project Update (RFD 24-058)
• West Central Airshed Society presentation
• Edmonton Airports presentation

Council

This meeting is scheduled solely for A/V testing. No substantive business items or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• A/V testing

Council

The Council will consider budget adjustments including a $4,500,000 procurement for the Acheson Intersections project. The agenda also includes a public hearing for a responsible pet ownership bylaw and discussions on establishing a local policing board. Additionally, several committee appointments are up for approval.

• Public hearing for Bylaw 2024-02 (Responsible Pet Ownership)
• Proposed talks with Stony Plain and Spruce Grove regarding a policing board
• Bylaw 2024-09 amendments to 2024 fees and charges
• $10,220 FireSmart Equipment Grant allocation
• $4,500,000 procurement for the Acheson Intersections project

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is reviewing a joint use agreement between the County and Parkland School Division. The committee will also receive updates on a technical growth study for the Municipal Development Plan and presentations regarding economic and regional updates.

• Parkland County and Parkland School Division Joint Use and Planning Agreement
• Municipal Development Plan Project Phase 1 - Technical Growth Study
• Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board update
• CIBC Wood Gundy Economic Update
• STARS presentation

Council

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and A/V testing items. No ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are documented in this text.

Council

The Council is considering a notice of motion to begin conversations regarding a local governance board for police services. Additionally, the Council will review a first reading for Bylaw 2024-10 concerning the Meridian Housing Foundation Spruce Grove Lodge.

• Notice of Motion: Establish a local governance board under a Provincial Police Service Agreement
• Bylaw 2024-10: Meridian Housing Foundation Spruce Grove Lodge Borrowing and Lending (First Reading)
• Public Input session scheduled for 9:05 a.m.
• Closed session discussion regarding Wastewater Transfer Station Over Strength Charges

Council

Parkland County Council will vote on several administrative, financial, and land-use proposals that affect local services and development. The agenda includes a request to transfer $3,201,280 from restricted sustainability reserves to unrestricted surplus for asset retirement obligations, which impacts long-term infrastructure funding. Members will also advance the Wabamun Hamlet Area Redevelopment Plan to final reading, review new responsible pet ownership rules that may introduce fees, and adopt a conceptual development scheme for Acheson Zone 5.

• Transfer $3,201,280 from Long Term Sustainability Restricted Surplus to Unrestricted Surplus for asset retirement obligations
• Schedule public hearing on March 26 for Bylaw 2024-02, which establishes responsible pet ownership rules and associated fees
• Advance Bylaw 2023-10 for the Wabamun Hamlet Area Redevelopment Plan to third and final reading
• Adopt conceptual development scheme for Acheson Zone 5 (covers NE-31-51-26-W4, NE-31-52-26-W4, NW-32-52-26-W4, SW-32-52-26-W4)
• Remove municipal reserve designation for Plan 6116KS Block 2 Lot R in the Kenglened Subdivision

Council

The March 8, 2024, Parkland County Council agenda consists of procedural boilerplate for AV testing. There are no substantive items listed for decision or discussion.

• AV testing

Council

The Council is conducting a strategic planning meeting that includes a closed session. The closed session is intended to discuss matters protected from disclosure under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

• Closed session regarding personal privacy, confidential evaluations, intergovernmental relations, and official advice
• Motion to revert to regular meeting session

Council

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and notes regarding A/V testing. No council decisions or discussions are documented in this text.

Council

The council will hold a strategic planning meeting that includes a proposed closed session to discuss confidential governance and future planning matters. The agenda also includes a motion to revert the council to a regular meeting session.

• Closed session regarding governance and future planning
• Motion to revert to a regular meeting session

Council

The provided document contains only a notice for A/V testing. No legislative or administrative business is listed for discussion or decision.

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive a 2023 Corporate Year-in-Review update. The meeting includes closed sessions for planning, economic diversification, and the Chief Administrative Officer performance review. A review of the Council Code of Conduct Bylaw is also scheduled for discussion.

• 2023 Corporate Year-in-Review (RFD 24-046)
• Council Code of Conduct Bylaw Review (PRE 24-016)
• Chief Administrative Officer Performance Review (PRE 24-013)
• Planning and Development Update (PRE 24-011)
• Economic Diversification Update (PRE 24-012)

Council

The provided document is a notice for an AV testing session. No legislative items or business topics are listed in the agenda text.

Council

The provided document is a procedural agenda consisting of audio-visual testing. No legislative items or discussion topics are listed.

Council

The provided agenda consists of audio-visual testing procedures. No legislative items or decisions are listed in the document.

• AV Testing (Test A, Test B, Test C)

Council

The Council will consider several financial transfers, including a request for up to $170,000 for wildfire readiness. They are also scheduled to review Bylaw 2024-01 regarding off-highway vehicles and Bylaw 2024-08 concerning fees and charges.

• Public hearing for Bylaw 2024-01 (Off-Highway Vehicles)
• Bylaw 2024-08 regarding 2024 Fees and Charges
• Up to $7,210 for medical training equipment via Alberta Health Services
• Up to $170,000 for wildfire operational readiness and firefighter training
• Transfer of $2,377,376 to restricted surplus for incomplete programs and projects

Governance and Priorities Committee

The committee will receive a report on the Stage 1 Public Engagement Summary for the Municipal Development Plan Project. The agenda also includes reviews of municipal newsletters and a closed session to discuss legal advice and an Edmonton Global appointment.

• Municipal Development Plan Project - Stage 1 Public Engagement Summary
• RMA Contact Newsletter
• Federation of Canadian Municipalities Update
• Closed session regarding Edmonton Global appointment
• Closed session regarding legal advice

Council

Council is considering several bylaws regarding surface drainage, lot grading, and off-highway vehicles. The agenda also includes a license of occupation for an environmental reserve parcel in Rainbow Beach Estates and potential removal of a reserve designation for land disposal.

• Public Hearing: Bylaw 2023-02 regarding Surface Drainage and Lot Grading
• Public Hearing: Bylaw 2024-03 regarding License of Occupation in Rainbow Beach Estates Subdivision
• First reading of Bylaw 2024-01 regarding Off-Highway Vehicles
• Third reading of Bylaw 2024-06 to amend 2024 Fees and Charges
• Request for removal of designation for land disposal at Plan 6116KS Block 2 Lot R

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive an update regarding the Wabamun Waterfront Initiative. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss planning and development updates and a land use bylaw review.

• Wabamun Waterfront Update (RFD 24-017)
• Planning and Development Update (PRE 24-003)
• Land Use Bylaw and Municipal Development Plan Review (PRE 24-004)

Council

The Council will convene for a special meeting that includes a closed session. The closed session is intended to discuss matters protected from disclosure under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

• Closed session regarding RFD 24-013
• Council Code of Conduct Matter (PRE 24-007)
• Motion to revert to regular meeting session (RFD 24-015)

Council

Council will consider several bylaws regarding community standards, county land use, and updated fees and charges. The agenda also includes work plans for various committees and a request for a strategic planning meeting in March.

• Public hearing for Bylaw 2023-19 - Community Standards
• Approval of 2024-2025 ASB, CSC, and EDC Committee Work Plans
• Strategic Planning meeting scheduled for March 6 and 7, 2024
• Report on Whitewood Mine lands north of the Hamlet of Wabamun
• Bylaw 2024-04 - Text Amendment to Bylaw 2023-15 Use of County Land

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is reviewing several upcoming committee work plans and a Trails Strategy Plan report. The meeting also includes an overview of the Community Services Department and updates from municipal organizations.

• 2024-2025 Agricultural Service Board Work Plan
• 2024-2025 Community Sustainability Committee Work Plan
• 2024-2025 Economic Diversification Committee Work Plan
• Trails Strategy Plan update
• Community Services Department overview

Council

Parkland County Council will consider a land use amendment and conceptual scheme for Trestle Creek Golf Resort. The agenda also includes proposals for a workplace mental health policy and reviewing council authority for development permit approvals. Additionally, the council will hold a first reading for a license of occupation in Rainbow Beach Estates.

• Public hearing for Bylaw 2023-08 (Trestle Creek Golf Resort)
• Proposal for a workplace mental health and wellbeing policy
• Review of Council authority for subdivision and development permit approvals
• First reading of Bylaw 2024-03 regarding Rainbow Beach Estates

Council

The January 8, 2024, Parkland County Council agenda contains no substantive items for discussion or decision. The session is dedicated solely to A/V testing.

• A/V testing

Council

The agenda consists only of audiovisual testing procedures. No legislative or administrative business is scheduled for this session.

Council

The agenda consists only of an A/V test. No official business or legislative items are listed for discussion.

Council

The agenda consists only of an A/V test. No official business or legislative items are listed for discussion.

Council

The provided agenda consists only of an audio-visual test. No legislative or administrative business is scheduled for discussion.

Council

The provided agenda indicates that no formal meeting is taking place. The entries are limited to audio-visual testing procedures.

Council

The agenda for the January 4, 2024, Parkland County Council meeting contains only procedures for an A/V test. The document explicitly states there is no meeting.

Council

The provided agenda consists only of an audio-visual test. No official business or legislative items are listed for discussion.

Council

The provided agenda consists only of an A/V test and contains no business items. No official meetings or decisions are scheduled for this time.

Council

The provided agenda is for an audio-visual test only. No official business or legislative items are listed for discussion.

Council

The agenda contains only procedures for A/V testing. No items were listed for decision or discussion at this time.