Leduc public meetings in 2024
28 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
Council will consider three readings of Bylaw 1195-2024 to replace the existing Election Bylaw. Also on the agenda are recommendations to continue the Deer Valley Gardens off-leash dog park pilot for another year with benches and expansion, and to either approve or decline a request from the Royal Canadian Legion to half-mast flags on December 14. Council will receive updates on the Volunteer Leduc strategy and the draft Housing Strategy 2025-2030, and will discuss several board appointments in closed session.
- West End Off-Leash Dog Park Pilot at Deer Valley Gardens — recommendation to extend for one year with site expansion and benches
- Flag half-masting request from Royal Canadian Legion Leduc Branch 108 for December 14, 2024
- Bylaw 1195-2024 (Election Bylaw) — first, second, and third readings considered at same meeting
- City of Leduc Housing Strategy 2025-2030 update — draft presented for discussion
- Dr. Woods’ House update — report from Committee-of-the-Whole
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council is meeting to decide on the 2025 Operating Budget and the 2025-2026 Capital Budget. The body will also consider updates to snow and ice control policies and various fee and levy bylaws.
- 2025 Operating Budget of $130,635,525
- 2025 Capital Budget changes of $2,020,588 and 2026 changes of $368,000
- Bylaw No. 1176-2024 - 2025 Fees Bylaw
- Bylaw No. 1191-2024 - Off-site Levy Bylaw
- Grant application for Fire Hall #3, Live Fire Training Center and new Fire Engine
Council Meeting
Council will hold a public hearing on amendments to the Land Use Bylaw and a new Advertising Bylaw, then consider second and third readings. They will also decide on spending $37,500 from an NRED grant for an economic development strategy, and approve $320,000 for RCMP occupancy expansion and access control at the Protective Services Building. Other items include updates on communications marketing and council code of conduct.
- Public hearing for Bylaw 1196-2024 (Land Use Bylaw amendments) and Bylaw 1197-2024 (Advertising Bylaw)
- Authorize $37,500 from Northern Region Economic Development grant for Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan
- Approve $300,000 for RCMP second-floor expansion fit-up at Protective Services Building, recoverable from RCMP, plus $20,000 for access control
- Second and third readings of Bylaw 1196-2024 (Land Use Bylaw amendments) and Bylaw 1197-2024 (Advertising Bylaw)
- Update on Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan 'What We Heard' report
Council Meeting
City Council will hold first readings of two bylaws: Bylaw No. 1196-2024 amending the Land Use Bylaw with administrative updates, and Bylaw No. 1197-2024 enacting a new Advertising Bylaw. Council will also discuss the Extended Producer Responsibility Program, receive the Third Quarter Financial Variance Report for 2024, and hold a committee-of-the-whole discussion on election bylaw options. Several items will be addressed in closed session, including proposed service level adjustments for the FCSS Homemaking Program and a development update.
- Bylaw No. 1196-2024 – first reading of amendments to Land Use Bylaw 809-2013 (administrative updates)
- Bylaw No. 1197-2024 – first reading of new Advertising Bylaw
- Extended Producer Responsibility Program – business item discussion
- Third Quarter Financial Variance Report 2024 – information report
- Election Bylaw discussion in committee-of-the-whole
Council Meeting
Council will hold budget deliberations for Community and Protective Services as well as Infrastructure and Planning. The meeting includes the first reading of a new fees bylaw and the approval of council appointments and meeting schedules for the coming year.
- Bylaw No. 1176-2024 - 2025 Fees Bylaw (1st Reading)
- 2025 Public Budget Deliberations: Community and Protective Services
- 2025 Public Budget Deliberations: Infrastructure and Planning
- Council Appointments for November 2024 to October 2025
- Council and Strategic Planning Committee Meeting Schedule for November 2024 to October 2025
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council meeting will review the 2025-2027 budget, including presentations on overall finances, corporate services, and grants to community organizations. A public hearing will consider Bylaw No. 1192-2024 for the Stormwater Public Utility Lot, and the council will take second and third readings on that bylaw. The council will also take the first reading of Bylaw No. 1193-2024 for the Creekside Stage 2 redistricting. A quarterly update from Planning and Economic Development will be presented.
- 2025 Public Budget Deliberations – overview and corporate services budget
- 2025 Grants to Organizations presentation
- Bylaw No. 1192-2024 – Redistricting Stormwater Public Utility Lot (2nd and 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1193-2024 – Redistricting Creekside Stage 2 (1st reading)
- Planning and Economic Development Quarterly Update – Q3 2024
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council will adopt the agenda and approve the minutes from the September 16 meeting. Council members will hear public commentary and receive presentations on the 2024 Annual Economic Development Update and on Extended Producer Responsibility. A closed session will be held to discuss intermunicipal projects and personnel matters before returning to open session.
- Adoption of agenda
- Approval of September 16, 2024 council minutes
- Presentation: 2024 Annual Economic Development Update
- Presentation: Extended Producer Responsibility
- Closed session on intermunicipal projects update and personnel matters
Council Meeting
The Council will consider several bylaws, including redistricting for Woodbend Stage 5 and amendments to the Traffic Bylaw. Discussions also include a borrowing bylaw for Telford Cemetery and life safety intervention options regarding the unhoused.
- Bylaw No. 1185-2024: Redistricting Woodbend Stage 5
- Bylaw No. 1186-2024: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 (Woodbend Stage 5)
- Bylaw No. 1172-2024: Amendments to Traffic Bylaw No. 878-2014
- Bylaw No. 1188-2024: Telford Cemetery Borrowing Bylaw (1st Reading)
- Review of Life Safety Intervention Options of the Unhoused
Council Meeting
The Council is considering several bylaws related to the Woodbend Stage 5 redistricting. Discussions also include funding for a Community Safety Officer position and a sport tourism grant.
- Bylaw No. 1185-2024 - Redistricting Woodbend Stage 5 (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1186-2024 - Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 (Redistricting Woodbend Stage 5)
- $6,800 Sport Tourism Grant for 2024 Men's and Women's Canadian Slo-Pitch Championships
- $100,000 from Operating reserve to extend Community Safety Officer term position through 2025
- Property Tax Relief Request for Tax Roll 017602
Council Meeting
The Council will review several redistricting bylaws for Crystal Creek, Black Stone, and Woodbend. They are also considering borrowing bylaws for 65th Avenue East, 74th Street, and a Snow Storage Site facility.
- Redistricting of Crystal Creek Stage 1 (Bylaws 1181-2024 and 1183-2024)
- Redistricting of Black Stone Stage 8 (Bylaw 1182-2024)
- Redistricting of Woodbend Stage 6 (Bylaw 1184-2024)
- Borrowing Bylaw for 65th Avenue East (Bylaw 1178-2024)
- Borrowing Bylaw for 74th Street (Bylaw 1179-2024)
Council Meeting
The Council will review several redistricting bylaws for Crystal Creek, Black Stone, and Woodbend. Additionally, the body will discuss future infrastructure growth options including indoor turf facility and park lighting costs. A Committee-of-the-Whole session will address life safety and community impacts regarding the unhoused.
- Bylaw No. 1181-2024: Redistricting Crystal Creek Stage 1 (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1182-2024: Redistricting Black Stone Stage 8 (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1183-2024: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013, Direct Control (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1184-2024: Redistricting Woodbend Stage 6 (1st Reading)
- Future Infrastructure Growth Options presentation including indoor turf and park lighting costs
Council Meeting
The Council is considering a new pricing methodology for the Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts. Additionally, officials will receive an update on the city's housing strategy and a preview of the 2023 Annual Report.
- Maclab Centre Fees and Charges Update regarding pricing methodology
- Housing Strategy Update including a Housing Needs Assessment
- City of Leduc 2023 Annual Report Preview
Council Meeting
The Leduc Council will consider Bylaw No. 1175-2024 regarding the redistricting of Meadowview Stage 16. The agenda also includes a flag raising request from the Filipino-Canadian Association of Leduc and a presentation by the Leduc Black Gold Pro Rodeo and Exhibition Association.
- Bylaw No. 1175-2024: Redistricting Meadowview Stage 16
- Flag Raising Request – Filipino-Canadian Association of Leduc
- Presentation by Leduc Black Gold Pro Rodeo and Exhibition Association
- Communications and Marketing Q1 2024 Update
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council is reviewing a redistricting bylaw for the Telford Industrial Park. The meeting also includes discussions on cemetery options, a flag-raising request, and speed limit responses.
- Bylaw No. 1177-2024: Redistricting of Part NW ¼ 36-49-25-W4 (Telford Industrial Park)
- Leduc Pride Society flag raising request
- Telford Cemetery options presentation
- QE II speed limit response from the Government of Alberta
Council Meeting
Council will consider the 2024 Property Tax Rate Bylaw for second and third readings. The meeting also includes a proposal to increase capital costs for a barrier-free playground project using grant funding.
- Increase 2024 Inclusive Playground capital cost from $500,000 to $650,000
- Bylaw No. 1173-2024: 2024 Property Tax Rate (2nd and 3rd Readings)
- Bylaw No. 1172-2024: Traffic Bylaw amendments (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1175-2024: Meadowview Stage 16 redistricting (1st Reading)
- Borrowing bylaws for 65th Avenue East, 74th Street, and Snow Storage Site
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council is considering the 2023 audited financial statements and related budget adjustments. The agenda includes first readings for bylaws regarding property tax rates and industrial park redistricting. Additionally, council will review a grant proposal for the Karma Concerts Foundation.
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1173-2024 (2024 Property Tax Rate)
- Second and third readings for Southfork Stage 15 redistricting
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1177-2024 (Telford Industrial Park redistricting)
- Grant of up to $6,100.63 to Karma Concerts Foundation
- Capital Budget adjustment including $86,802,042 in carry forwards
Council Meeting
The Council is considering new rates for city-owned level 3 electric vehicle charging stations, including surcharges for vehicles left plugged in for more than 8 hours. The agenda also includes a third reading of an industrial zone land use bylaw amendment and a review of the Recreation Facility Development Project final report.
- Proposed $10 per hour fee for Level 3 electric vehicle charging stations
- Proposed surcharges for vehicles left in chargers for more than 8 hours
- Third reading of Bylaw No. 1171-2024 (Industrial Zone Review Project Phase 2)
- Approval of the Recreation Facility Needs Assessment Update and West Campus Development Strategy
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council is scheduled to consider several land use bylaw amendments. These include a repeal regarding Robinson DC, an industrial zone review project, and a redistricting for Southfork Stage 15.
- Bylaw No. 1170-2024: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 (Robinson DC)
- Bylaw No. 1171-2024: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 (Industrial Zone Review Project Phase 2)
- Bylaw No. 1174-2024: Redistricting Southfork Stage 15
Council Meeting
The Leduc Council will review the 2024 Environmental Plan and an update to the Public Engagement Policy. The agenda also includes a municipal grant request for Make-A-Wish Canada and a presentation regarding safety concerns in Deer Valley.
- Budget adjustment for Family Resource Network ($308,262 for 2024)
- Approval of the 2024 Environmental Plan
- Municipal grant to Make-A-Wish Canada (up to $2,954.70)
- Update to Public Engagement Policy No. 11.00:29
- Presentation on Deer Valley safety concerns
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will consider second and third readings of a Waste Bylaw regarding multi-unit waste diversion and organics enforcement. The agenda also includes first readings for two land use bylaw amendments. Additionally, the council will receive a presentation on electric vehicle charging stations.
- Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1169-2023 (Waste Bylaw)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1170-2024 (Robinson DC land use amendment)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1171-2024 (Industrial Zone Review Project Phase 2)
- Presentation on Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
The Strategic Planning Committee is meeting to review the City of Leduc 2023-2026 Strategic Plan. The agenda includes a closed session to discuss an environmental scan, supporting unhoused residents, and the budget process.
- Approval of the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan
- Review of March 4, 2023, meeting notes
- Closed session discussion on environmental scan
- Closed session discussion on supporting unhoused residents
- Closed session discussion on budget process review
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council meeting covers routine approvals, public presentations, and a first reading of Bylaw No. 1066-2023 to amend the Municipal Development Plan 2020. This bylaw guides future land use and community planning for residents. Council will also review updates on the city website strategy, Q4 communications, and economic impacts from local events. Presentations are scheduled for a Leduc Community Hospital Foundation funding request, a Homelessness Task Force report, and the Leduc Soccer Association.
- Bylaw No. 1066-2023 (First Reading) amending the Municipal Development Plan 2020
- Leduc Community Hospital Foundation funding request presentation
- Leduc Homelessness Task Force final report review
- 2024 Website Strategy and Q4 Communications updates
- Closed session on intermunicipal projects and personnel matters
Council Meeting
Council will review the RCMP Annual Performance Plan and discuss pedestrian safety and walkability. The meeting includes several closed sessions regarding collective bargaining, local business financial impacts, and development.
- Appointment of Councillors G. Finstad and L. Hansen to attend 2023 Audit meetings
- RCMP Annual Performance Plan presentation
- Pedestrian Safety and Walkability presentation
- Closed session regarding C.W. Gaetz Development
- Closed session regarding Collective Bargaining Update
Council Meeting
The Council will review second and third readings for the Leduc Business Park Stage 11 redistricting bylaw. The agenda also includes a first reading for a waste bylaw regarding multi-unit diversion and an annual update from the Environmental Advisory Board.
- Bylaw No. 1168-2023: Redistricting Leduc Business Park Stage 11 (2nd and 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1169-2023: Waste Bylaw regarding multi-unit waste diversion and organics AI enforcement (1st reading)
- Leduc Environmental Advisory Board 2024 Annual Update
- Information report on drought conditions in Alberta
Special Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council has scheduled a special meeting for January 23, 2024. The agenda includes the adoption of the agenda and a business item regarding a public apology.
- Public Apology
Council Meeting
The Council will consider making the shared e-scooter program permanent and approving new names for municipal reserve green spaces. They are also discussing a seasonal off-leash dog park pilot at Deer Valley Gardens and requesting a lower speed limit on the QE II highway.
- Approval of permanency for the Shared E-Scooter (Micro-Mobility) Program
- Naming of Saito Park, Ward Park, and Robert Dittrich Park
- Establishment of a seasonal off-leash dog park pilot at Deer Valley Gardens
- Request to lower QE II highway speed limit to 80 km/hr in the Leduc corridor
- Bylaw No. 1163-2023: Amendments to Animal Licencing and Control Bylaw
Council Meeting
The Council will consider the first reading of a bylaw for redistricting Leduc Business Park Stage 11. Additionally, a Committee-of-the-Whole session will review results from a shared e-scooter pilot program.
- Bylaw No. 1168-2023: Redistricting Leduc Business Park Stage 11 (1st Reading)
- Presentation: Drones in Delivery and Logistics
- Committee-of-the-Whole: Shared E-Scooter (Micro-Mobility) Pilot Program Results
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council will review an update regarding Maclab Centre fees and charges. The meeting includes several closed sessions covering topics such as the Leduc Curling Club, lease holder discussions, intermunicipal projects, and personnel matters.
- Maclab Centre Fees and Charges Update
- Appointment of Public Members to the Youth Council 2024
- Leduc Curling Club Update (Closed Session)
- Lease Holder Discussion (Closed Session)
- Intermunicipal Projects Update / Strategic Planning (Closed Session)