Creston public meetings in 2024
48 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Public Hearing
Creston Town Council holds a public hearing to consider two bylaws that would change the land use designation and zoning of 140-10th Avenue North (the former fire hall) from Institutional/Community Use to Commercial-Downtown Core, allowing commercial development. The hearing receives public input before council may adopt the amendments.
- Proposed Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2010, 2024: change land use designation from 'Institutional' to 'Commercial - Downtown Core'
- Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2011, 2024: rezone from 'Community Use (CU) Zone' to 'Commercial - Downtown Core (CDC) Zone'
- Subject property: 140-10th Avenue North (former fire hall)
- Public hearing scheduled for December 17, 2024, 4:00-4:15 PM in Council Chambers
Council Meeting
The Town of Creston Council will discuss allowing child care as a primary use in all zones and review the 2024 Housing Needs Report. The body is also deciding on several engineering contracts and the adoption of utility rate bylaws.
- Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw to allow Child Care as a primary use in all zones
- Engineering contract for Active Transportation Network Design to ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd. for $148,397
- Engineering contract for Stormwater Management Master Plan to WSP Canada Inc. for $144,912.60 plus $20,000 contingency
- Authorization of leases for the Armitage Building at 121 Northwest Boulevard
- Adoption of Water, Sewer, and Water District Rates and Regulations Amendment Bylaws
Public Art Working Committee
The Public Art Working Committee will review existing mural and sculpture inventories, discuss completion and location of the Bird Silhouette Project, and select sites for new sculptures (Dragon, Salmon Dance, Steam Punk Owl). The committee will also consider a project for 2025 and a social media update.
- Review of existing murals, sculptures, and new locations
- Bird Silhouette Project completion and location
- Sculpture location selection for Dragon, Salmon Dance, and Steam Punk Owl
- Discussion of grant options
- Project planning for 2025
Council Meeting
Council will hear delegations on the Creston Valley Regional Airport Economic Viability Study and a Community Housing Needs Report. Council will consider three utility rate amendment bylaws (water, sewer, water district), a 2.4% increase in cemetery fees, and adopt fee bylaws for business licences and solid waste. A closed meeting is scheduled for negotiations regarding a municipal service.
- Delegation from HM AERO on Creston Valley Regional Airport Economic Viability Study
- Delegation from WCS Engagement and Planning on Community Housing Needs Report
- First, second, and third readings of Water Rates and Regulations Amendment Bylaw No. 2013, 2024
- First, second, and third readings of Sewer Rates and Regulations Amendment Bylaw No. 2014, 2024
- Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw (Business Licence) No. 2012, 2024 and (Solid Waste) No. 2017, 2024
Council Meeting
The Town of Creston Council will consider an Official Community Plan amendment for 140 10th Avenue North and read three times a bylaw to amend solid waste utility fees. Staff will also seek direction on a municipal re-classification process and a $6,000 grant for the Kootenay Community Centre Society.
- Council to consider OCP amendment bylaw for 140 10th Avenue North
- Council to read three times Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw for solid waste
- Council to consider $6,000 grant for Kootenay Community Centre Society
- Council to receive report on municipal re-classification process
- Council to appoint members to Public Art Working Committee
Special Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Special Committee of the Whole will receive presentations of the 2025 budgets for water, sewer, solid waste, and various general‑fund services. It will consider a recommendation to direct staff to prepare the Sewer Rates Bylaw, the Water District Rates Bylaw, and the Water Rates Bylaw based on the 2025 Utility Rates Review. The committee will also receive for information a review of the Town of Creston’s Five‑Year Capital Plan and one‑time projects as part of the 2025 budget process.
- Presentation of the 2025 Water Service Budget (attachment 3)
- Presentation of the 2025 Sewer Service Budget (attachment 4)
- Presentation of the 2025 Solid Waste Service Budget (attachment 5)
- Recommendation to direct staff to prepare Sewer, Water District, and Water Rates Bylaws per the 2025 Utility Rates Review
- Review of the Five‑Year Capital Plan and one‑time projects for the 2025 budget process
Council Meeting
Council will consider a request for decision from the Fire Chief to approve the Extreme Cold Response Plan, which includes activating an Extreme Winter Weather Shelter funded by BC Housing. The decision follows community consultation. Correspondence about the shelter and a tent encampment will also be received for information.
- Decision on Extreme Cold Response Plan and activation of an Extreme Winter Weather Shelter, funded by BC Housing
- Community consultation results and survey responses on the shelter presented for consideration
- Correspondence from Chamber of Commerce, Creston Downtown Development Society, and a resident regarding the shelter and tent encampment
- Council will move to a closed meeting for labour relations and land matters
Council Meeting
The Creston Council will consider several development and planning items, including issuing Development Permit 24-04 for 2104 Erickson Street with a required security payment of $13,562.50. It will also receive a grant deferral request from the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Authority for walkway repairs, and review proposed zoning and Official Community Plan amendments. Additional items include approval of a design and estimate for five custom benches and a recommendation to draft a new Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw.
- Decision on Development Permit 24-04 for 2104 Erickson Street, conditional on $13,562.50 security
- Grant deferral request for the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Authority to fund wooden walkway repair/replacement
- Approval of public consultation and referrals for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2011 and OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2010
- Approval of design proposal and estimate for five custom benches from Fourth State Metalcraft
- Recommendation to draft a Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw to set fees based on business type
Cemetery Select Committee
The Cemetery Select Committee is meeting to review the proposed 2025 cemetery budget. The committee will also discuss green burial projects at Forest Lawn.
- 2025 Proposed Cemetery Budget
- Forest Lawn Projects - Green Burial
Council Meeting
The Creston Council will consider several development and infrastructure actions, including a sewer camera/CCTV system award, a roof replacement at 121 Northwest Blvd, and a rezoning of 140‑10th Avenue North. Staff will also be directed to continue public consultation on the Extreme Cold Response Plan and to draft a new business‑licence fee structure. The meeting includes adoption of minutes, reports, and various council‑direction requests.
- Approve contract with Superior North America Inc. for a sewer camera/CCTV system at $139,658.40
- Authorize immediate roof replacement at 121 Northwest Blvd by BL Roofing Ltd. for $99,900
- Direct staff to present rezoning and OCP amendment for 140‑10th Avenue North from Institutional to Commercial‑Downtown Core
- Direct staff to draft a Business Licence Bylaw and fee structure reflecting resource intensity
- Receive report on draft Extreme Cold Response Plan and direct staff to conduct public consultation and develop an Extreme Winter Weather Shelter
Public Art Working Committee
The Public Art Working Committee is meeting to elect a chair and review the Town Public Art Policy and Terms of Reference. The committee will discuss funding responsibilities and brainstorm initial projects for the public art program.
- Election of a committee chair
- Review of Town Public Art Policy and Terms of Reference
- Discussion on funding and grant opportunities
- Proposal to paint the generator outside Creston Valley Hospital
- Maintenance of the rock snake on Glaser Trail
Council Meeting
At this meeting Council approved the 2025 budget direction guidelines, authorized a portable toilet program costing $350 per month with a $5,500 annual allocation, granted a Revitalization Tax Exemption for 2118 Elm Street, and designated fire staff as inspectors and investigators. The Council also adopted the agenda, minutes, and approved Town Hall closure dates of December 24 and December 27, 2024.
- Rent portable toilet at $350 per month and allocate $5,500 per year in the 2025‑2029 Five‑Year Financial Plan
- Approve budget guidelines for the development of the 2025 budget and 2025‑2029 Five‑Year Financial Plan
- Authorize Revitalization Tax Exemption Certificate for 2118 Elm Street (Lot 2 Plan NEP6203, PID 012‑774‑286)
- Designate Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, Fire Service Support Supervisor and CAO as Fire Inspectors and Investigators
- Approve Town Hall public closure on Tuesday, December 24 and Friday, December 27, 2024
Special Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Special Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation by Ben Crooks of HM Aero regarding the Creston Valley Regional Airport. No decisions or votes are listed; the item appears to be informational. The meeting otherwise follows standard procedural items.
- Presentation by Ben Crooks (HM Aero) on Creston Valley Regional Airport
Council Meeting
The Town of Creston Council will consider appointing directors and filing for the incorporation of the Creston Valley Housing Corporation. The body will also authorize the execution of a 2024-2034 Community Works Funding Agreement and approve a sponsorship request for the Kootenay Women in Business Summit.
- Incorporation of Creston Valley Housing Corporation
- 2024-2034 Community Works Funding Agreement
- Sponsorship for Kootenay Women in Business Summit
- Council Action List for September 2024
- Closed meeting regarding land acquisition
Council Meeting
The Town of Creston Council will review a Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Policy and a development variance for signage at 401 Helen Street. The body is also appointing members to the Public Art Working Committee and reviewing the draft 2025 Budget Schedule.
- Adoption of Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Policy (GOV-002-060)
- Development Variance Permit 24-05 for up to 4 fascia signs at 401 Helen Street
- Appointments of five members to the Public Art Working Committee
- $500 sponsorship for RCMP Creston Detachment Cops for Kids
- $1,000 sponsorship for Creston Valley Thundercats Rink Board
Council Meeting
The Council will adopt a Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Policy and approve a $60,000 contribution to replace playground equipment at the Creston Education Centre (617-11th Avenue South). It will direct staff to prepare a letter of support for Valley Community Services' grant application to the BC Lottery Corporation. The Council also instructs staff to begin public notification for a Development Variance Permit for signage at 401 Helen Street. Routine items include adoption of the agenda, minutes, and receipt of reports.
- Adopt Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Policy (GOV-002-060)
- Approve $60,000 funding for playground equipment replacement at Creston Education Centre
- Direct staff to prepare a letter of support for Valley Community Services grant to BC Lottery Corporation
- Direct staff to proceed with public notification for Development Variance Permit 24-05 for signage at 401 Helen Street
- Receive report on Septage Receiving Station update (agreement with RDCK)
Council Meeting
The Council will receive and adopt the Creston Accessibility Plan while aligning its recommendations with the town's strategic plan. It will repeal the existing zoning application policy and adopt a new Development Application Service Level Policy, approve pre‑reviewed accessory dwelling unit plans, and authorize a beer festival in Millennium Park on August 24, 2024. The meeting also includes an amendment to a grant application for up to $176,450 under the Community Resiliency & Investment Program.
- Adopt the Creston Accessibility Plan
- Repeal Policy #SER-005-001 Zoning, Development Application and adopt Policy #SER-005-001 Development Application Service Level
- Approve pre‑reviewed Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit plans for public use
- Approve Rotary Club's closed booking request for a Beer Festival in Millennium Park on August 24, 2024
- Amend grant application to request $144,350‑$176,450 from the Community Resiliency & Investment Program
Council Meeting
The Council will review several items including a request to purchase benches and bike racks for active transportation. Discussions also include a fence height variance for 1914 Canyon Street and various community grant requests.
- Purchase of 30 benches and inverted U-loop bike racks for 12 locations
- Development Variance Permit for 1.8 metre front yard fence at 1914 Canyon Street
- Proposed RCAF aircraft flyover on August 5, 2024
- $5,000 community development grant for Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 29
- $144,350 application to the Community Resiliency & Investment Program
Council Meeting
The Council will consider the final approval to form the Creston Valley Housing Corporation as a municipal corporation. Additional business includes a $144,350 grant application for community resiliency and various community delegations.
- Formation of the Creston Valley Housing Corporation
- $144,350 Community Resiliency and Investment Program grant application
- Sternwheeler Craft Distillery LCRB liquor service application at 1628 Canyon Street
- Wayfinding project delegation
- Staking Park Centennial plaque and fence proposal
Council Meeting
The Council will consider adopting the Articles of Incorporation for the Creston Valley Housing Corporation. Additionally, they will discuss authorizing $500,000 from the Growing Communities Fund to provide start-up funding for attainable housing construction.
- Adoption of Articles of Incorporation for Creston Valley Housing Corporation
- Authorization of $500,000 from Growing Communities Fund reserves for housing corporation start-up funding
- Delegation regarding the naming of ʔak̓uǂni by Robin Louie
- Delegation from Rylee Collins of Creston Valley Food Action Coalition and Fields Forward
- Approval of the 2023 Statement of Financial Information (SOFI) Report
Affordable Housing and Development Committee
The committee will review new Accessory Dwelling Unit designs developed by Cover Architecture. Members will also meet with consultants regarding the progress of the Housing Needs Report.
- Review of new Accessory Dwelling Unit Designs by Cover Architecture
- Discussion of in-progress Housing Needs Report with WCS Engagement and Planning Consultants
- Updated Terms of Reference for the Affordable Housing and Development Committee
- Review of provincially legislated Zoning Bylaw amendments
Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing the incorporation of the Creston Valley Housing Corporation. The meeting also includes discussions on various development permits, staff recruitment, and zoning amendments.
- Approval of 'Creston Valley Housing Corporation' name for municipal housing corporation
- Development Permit 24-02 for 519-16th Avenue South with $73,661 security requirement
- Development Variance Permit 24/04 for 1914 Canyon Street regarding fence height
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2007, 2024 adoption
- Recruitment of Emergency Management and Climate Change Readiness Coordinator
Council Meeting
Council is considering the approval of the Creston Housing Corporation business plan and an application for its incorporation. They are also reviewing a contract for an airport economic viability study and various committee appointments.
- Approval of the Creston Housing Corporation business plan
- Contract award to HM Aero Aviation Consulting for $79,930 for an airport economic viability study
- Road closure of Hillside St from 16th Ave N to 20th Ave N on July 1, 2024
- Appointment of Councillor Hawton to Emergency Management and Creston Valley Trails Society
Council Meeting
The Council will consider a $1,087,716.84 contract for asphalt resurfacing at various locations in Creston. The meeting also includes the adoption of a new Communications Strategy and reviews of community grant applications.
- $1,087,716.84 contract award to Green Roads Recycling Limited for road resurfacing
- Adoption of the Town of Creston Communications Strategy
- $2,453 grant application for an Agricultural Forum
- $5,000 grant application for Royal Canadian Legion building repairs
- Endorsement of legislative changes to the Local Government Act
Council Meeting
The Council will review several items including a development variance permit for 519 16th Avenue South and a cannabis business licence review. Additionally, they are considering an HVAC replacement contract for the Creston Education Centre.
- Development Variance Permit for 519 16th Avenue South regarding building height and parking
- Cannabis Business Licence Bylaw review and public consultation
- $189,000 contract award to Tratech Mechanical for Creston Education Centre HVAC replacement
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2007, 2024 (First and Second Reading)
- Request for Proposal for 138 and 140 10th Avenue North redevelopment
Special Council Meeting
The Town of Creston Council will meet to review and potentially adopt the 2023 Audited Financial Statements. Brenda Van Der Meer from Apex Accounting is scheduled to present these statements to the Council.
- Delegation by Brenda Van Der Meer (Apex Accounting) regarding 2023 Audited Financial Statements
- Decision on adoption of the 2023 Audited Financial Statements
Centennial Event Advisory Committee
The Centennial Event Advisory Committee is discussing upcoming event details and reviewing grant requests. The meeting includes an update on a drone show and discussions regarding the Blossom Festival and Ice Sports.
- Drone Show update
- Grant Requests: Blossom Festival and Ice Sports
- Review of January 17 and February 21 meeting minutes
Public Hearing
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Council Meeting
The Council will discuss the redevelopment of 138 and 140 10th Avenue North and the creation of a Public Art Program. The agenda also includes adopting several bylaws related to parks, fees, and 2024 tax rates. Additionally, the Council is reviewing requests for letters of support for a Municipal Housing Corporation.
- Contract award of $189,567.17 to T&T Power Group Inc. for a backup generator and transfer switch
- Request for Proposal for the redevelopment or alternative use of 138 and 140 10th Avenue North
- Adoption of the 2024 Tax Rates Bylaw
- Approval of the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan
- Rezoning and Official Community Plan amendments for 1501 Cedar Street
Council Meeting
The Council will discuss the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan and proposed zoning bylaw amendments to meet provincial requirements. Additionally, members will review a public engagement plan for establishing a municipal housing corporation and consider several discretionary grants.
- Approval of the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan
- Direction to staff to present a Zoning Amendment Bylaw for provincial requirements
- Review of the community engagement plan for a new municipal housing corporation
- $200 sponsorship for the Hop to Vine Hustle at Millennium Park
- Adoption of Development Application Procedures Bylaw No. 1984
Affordable Housing and Development Committee
The committee will review a report from the Chief Administrative Officer regarding the draft Creston Housing Corporation. The meeting includes updates on the Housing Accelerator Fund, short-term rentals, and provincial housing legislation. A delegation from the Creston Valley Community Housing Society will also discuss the collaboration of housing societies.
- CAO report on the draft Creston Housing Corporation
- Delegation regarding collaboration of Creston housing societies
- Updates on the Housing Accelerator Fund
- Updates on short-term rentals and provincial housing legislation
- Discussion of Housing Needs Report requirements
Council Meeting
The Council will review the 2024 tax rate setting and consider amending several bylaws regarding parks and commercial vending. Discussions also include the naming of a new municipal housing corporation and the disposal of the property at 1130 Canyon Street.
- Tax Rate Setting 2024 presentation
- Establishment of 'Creston Housing Corporation'
- Licence of Occupation for Creston Valley Farmers Market at 115 and 111 Northwest Boulevard
- Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2005 for 1501 Cedar Street
- Disposal of Town asset at 1130 Canyon Street
Special Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Special Committee of the Whole will conduct public engagement regarding the CBT Resident Directed Grants. Applicants attending the meeting will be given five minutes each to speak about their projects.
- Public engagement for the CBT Resident Directed Grants
Special Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Special Committee of the Whole will conduct a series of orientation sessions regarding council procedures, legislation, and policies. The meeting also includes a workshop focused on the Creston Housing Corporation.
- Review of Resource Binder
- Council Orientation
- Introduction to Council Policies
- Creston Housing Corporation Workshop
Council Meeting
The Council will swear in Councillors Carolyn Hawton and Megan Holland. The agenda includes discussions on funding requirements for 1501 Cedar Street and directing staff to begin public consultation regarding Development Cost Charges.
- OCP and Zoning amendments for 1501 Cedar Street
- Public consultation on Development Cost Charges 'Option 2'
- Road closures for the Blossom Festival in May 2024
- Swearing in of Councillors Carolyn Hawton and Megan Holland
- Development Application Procedures Bylaw No. 1984 readings
Council Meeting
Creston Council will review a presentation from the Manager of Engineering concerning Development Cost Charges and future infrastructure needs. The agenda also includes discussions on updating cemetery fees and charges and the sanitary sewage blockage policy. Additionally, the council will consider a request to proclaim March 26 as International Purple Day for Epilepsy Awareness.
- Presentation on Development Cost Charges (DCC) and capital cost estimates
- Update to Cemetery Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 2004-A
- Request to update the Sanitary Sewage Blockage Policy
- Proclamation of March 26, 2024, as International Purple Day for Epilepsy Awareness
Council Meeting
Council will vote to adopt multiple bylaws regarding short-term rentals and fences. The meeting includes discussions on a potential permanent shelter at 1130 Canyon Street in collaboration with BC Housing. Members will also consider development permits for properties on 16th Avenue South and Northwest Boulevard.
- Adoption of multiple bylaws regulating short-term rentals
- Discussion regarding a permanent shelter at 1130 Canyon Street
- Development Permit and Variance Permit for 519 16th Avenue South
- Issuance of Development Permit for 1437 Northwest Boulevard with $6,250 security
- Adoption of the Five Year Financial Plan (2024-2028)
Council Meeting
The meeting includes a presentation of the 2024-2028 Five Year Financial Plan and the proposed 2024 budget. Council will also review accessory dwelling unit designs and hear a report from the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area.
- Presentation of the 2024-2028 Five Year Financial Plan and 2024 proposed budget
- Approval for Cover Architecture Collaborative Inc. to develop 'Option 2' of Accessory Dwelling Unit designs
- $675 advertisement authorization for the 2024 Downtown Creston Walking Tour Brochure
- Report from Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area regarding their 2023/2024 Annual Report
- First, second, and third readings of Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 1993, 2024
Centennial Event Advisory Committee
The Centennial Event Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss various upcoming event components. The committee will receive updates on centennial activities and the Blossom Festival, alongside discussions regarding specific projects.
- Centennial Event updates including a drone show, swag, social media campaign, and cake
- Blossom Festival update
- Project discussion regarding public art, a float, and a videographer
- Delegation from Jason Smith of Footlighters
Council Meeting
Council will review a presentation on the proposed 2024 Budget and Five Year Financial Plan. The meeting also includes discussions on Accessory Dwelling Unit designs and development permits for properties on 16th Avenue South and Northwest Boulevard.
- Review of the proposed 2024 Budget and Five Year Financial Plan
- Approval of 'Option 2' for Accessory Dwelling Unit designs
- $71,250 landscaping security for development at 519 16th Avenue South
- $6,250 landscaping security for development at 1437 Northwest Boulevard
- Adoption of Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2002, 2024 regarding EV charging
Public Hearing
The Town of Creston is holding a public hearing regarding Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1977, 2024. This item concerns regulations for short term rentals. Council will receive oral and written submissions before closing the hearing.
- Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1977, 2024 regarding short term rentals
Public Hearing
The Town of Creston is holding a public hearing regarding Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1986, 2024. This meeting includes opportunities for public statements and council consideration of the amendment.
- Proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1986, 2024 (Fence Regulations)
Council Meeting
The meeting includes discussions on development approval procedures and a new accessibility plan. Council will also consider several bylaw adoptions related to property access, animal care, and short-term rentals. Additionally, the agenda features requests for community grants and wildfire mitigation on Arrow Mountain.
- Bylaw amendments regarding short-term rentals
- Wildfire fuel mitigation project on Arrow Mountain
- Moore Wetland Signage Project grant application
- Adoption of bylaws for property access and animal care (hens)
- Fees and charges amendment for EV chargers
Board of Variance
The Board of Variance will hold hearings regarding two applications for property setbacks. These include requests for reduced lot line setbacks at 919 Regina Street and 414 9th Avenue North.
- Variance request for 919 Regina Street to permit a 1.2-metre rear lot line setback
- Variance request for 414 9th Avenue North to permit 0.3-metre rear and side setbacks
- Adoption of the June 14, 2023, Board of Variance minutes
Council Meeting
Council will review the 2024 budget projects and discuss a potential solar panel project for the Creston Emergency Services Building. The meeting also includes several readings of bylaws regarding property access, animal care (hens), and fencing.
- 2024 Budget Projects presentation
- Solar panels feasibility study for Creston Emergency Services Building
- Property Access Bylaw No. 1981, 2024
- Animal Care and Responsibility Bylaw No. 1999 (Hens)
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1986, 2024 (Fences)
Centennial Event Advisory Committee
The Centennial Event Advisory Committee is reviewing designs for commemorative shirts, enamel pins, and a community art project. The committee will also discuss drone show designs, video funding, and float redesigns.
- Decision on shirt designs
- Discussion of Centennial/Blossom Festival enamel pins
- Drone show design brainstorm
- Funding allocation for Chris Luke Centennial Video
- Decision on community art project shape (Blossom, Heart, or Bird)
Council Meeting
The meeting includes discussions on several bylaw amendments related to short term rentals and updates to the Backyard Hen Program. Council will also review the 2024 Core Budget and consider an application for extended hours at Casey's Community House.
- First and second readings of multiple bylaws regarding short term rentals
- Presentation on the 2024 Core Budget
- Proposed amendments to zoning, fences, and the Backyard Hen Program
- Development Permit amendment for 215 and 235 Northwest Boulevard
- $1,000 discretionary grant to Skate Canada BC/YT Section
Council Meeting
Council is reviewing several regulatory updates, including new fee structures for short-term rentals and amendments to the Property Access Bylaw. Additionally, officials are appointing election officers for the upcoming March 2024 by-election.
- Development Permit amendment for Grain Elevators at 215 and 235 Northwest Boulevard
- Proposed Short Term Rental Fees and related bylaw amendments
- Amendment or replacement of Property Access Bylaw No. 763
- Appointment of Kirsten Dunbar as Chief Election Officer for the March 16, 2024 By-Election
- Letter of support for Creston Valley Regional Airport's BCAAP Grant application