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Council - Regular Meeting
Council will debate a bylaw to amend the Land Use Bylaw for a direct control development proposal called Iron Horse WorkCamp. They will also consider borrowing funds for Phase 2 of 16 Street medium density housing, renew secondary suite incentives, and amend the capital budget for RCMP cell doors. Public hearings and delegations on protective services and aquatic invasive species are scheduled.
- Bylaw 907-LU-26 to rezone land for Iron Horse WorkCamp development
- Bylaw 912-FN-26: Debenture borrowing for 16 Street medium density housing Phase 2
- Renewal of Secondary Suite Incentive Policy 237-AD-24
- Capital budget amendment for RCMP detachment cell doors
- Delegation on aquatic invasive species prevention by LICA
Community Grant Advisory Committee
The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific items for discussion or decision. The meeting appears to be administrative with no actual business listed.
Council - Corporate Priorities Committee Meeting
The Corporate Priorities Committee will discuss amendments to the Recreation User Fee Policy for storage space, transit system safety concerns, a request from EDAC to support employment for underrepresented groups, and a council query about installing a four-way stop sign at 50 Avenue and 49 Street. They may also have a public question period and in-camera session.
- Policy No. 197-RC-16 amendments for recreation storage space fees
- Cold Lake Transit System safety concerns
- EDAC request to support employment for underrepresented groups
- Council query on four-way stop sign at 50 Avenue and 49 Street
The Committee agreed that transit safety concerns raised by a resident are a broader social and public-health issue, not solely a transit problem. They referred the matter to the Police Committee for inclusion in the community safety plan. Additionally, they directed administration to bring recreation user fee policy amendments to the next council meeting and to draft a letter to the Chamber of Commerce regarding employment programs for underrepresented groups.
- Referred transit safety concerns to Police Committee (unanimous)
- Directed administration to bring recreation fee storage space amendments to June 23 council meeting (unanimous)
- Directed administration to draft letter to Chamber of Commerce on employment program for underrepresented groups (unanimous)
- Accepted four-way stop sign report as information (6-1)
- Accepted unhoused individuals statistics as information (unanimous)
Council - Special Meeting
The special meeting has one item: considering a nomination for the Dedicated Chief Administrative Officer Award from Alberta Municipalities. Council will decide on submitting the nomination.
- Nomination of CAO for Alberta Municipalities Dedicated CAO Award
Council unanimously approved nominating Chief Administrative Officer Kevin Nagoya for the Alberta Municipalities Dedicated Chief Administrative Officer Award. No other business was conducted.
- Approved nomination of CAO Kevin Nagoya for Dedicated CAO Award (unanimous)
Council - Regular Meeting
Council defeated amendments to the Cold Lake Golf and Winter Club Fee and Operation Policy in a 3-4 vote. It approved the 2026 Supplementary Tax Rate Bylaw and a debenture borrowing bylaw for 16 Street Medium Density Housing Land Development Phase 2. Council also approved several community grants and a letter to the Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services.
- Defeated amendments to Cold Lake Golf and Winter Club Policy (3-4)
- Approved 2026 Supplementary Tax Rate Bylaw (unanimous)
- Approved Debenture Borrowing Bylaw for housing land development phase 2 (unanimous)
- Approved Hall of Fame Policy amendments (unanimous)
- Approved multiple community grants from May 2026 CGAC, including $25,000 to Chamber of Commerce (unanimous)
- Denied funding for Cold Lake Agricultural Society grant (unanimous)
- Extended grant use deadline for Cold Lake Pickleball Club (unanimous)
- Approved letter to Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services (6-1)