Peachland, BC

Regular Council Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Council Remuneration Review Committee

The Council Remuneration Review Committee is meeting to discuss its terms of reference, the council remuneration policy, comparisons with other communities, and a draft survey for council members. No decisions are listed on the agenda; items are marked 'For Discussion'.

• Discussion of Committee Terms of Reference and process for remuneration review
• Review of Council Remuneration Policy No. PRO-070 (2024)
• Comparison of council remuneration across regional communities
• Draft Council Member Survey for discussion

Regular Council Meeting

The council will consider adopting Official Community Plan and zoning amendment bylaws for a new protective services building. They will also hold second and third readings of a minor OCP review bylaw. Other items include a development permit for 4062 Beach Avenue, a signing authority bylaw amendment, and establishing a council remuneration review committee. A hazard, risk and vulnerability analysis will be presented.

• Adoption of OCP and zoning amendments for Protective Services Building (Bylaws 2464, 2465)
• Second and third readings of Minor OCP Review Bylaw No. 2466
• Form and Character Development Permit at 4062 Beach Avenue (DP25-09)
• Bylaw No. 2475 - Signing Authority Bylaw Amendment
• Council Remuneration Review Committee Terms of Reference

Public Hearing

The Peachland District Council is holding a public hearing to consider Bylaw No. 2466, which proposes a minor review of the Official Community Plan (OCP). Staff will present the bylaw and related documents, followed by the applicant and public comments, before closing the hearing.

• Bylaw No. 2466 - Minor Official Community Plan (OCP) Review

Deputy Mayor Alena Glasman opened the public hearing on Bylaw No. 2466, a minor Official Community Plan amendment. Staff presented the proposed updates, and there were no representations from applicants or the public. The council then adjourned the hearing at 6:15 PM. No substantive decisions were made.

• Adjourned public hearing (motion by Bani‑Sadr, seconded by Condon, carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The Council will consider several planning-related bylaws, including a new licensing program for commercial marine launches and zoning amendments for a protective services building. The meeting also includes a budget amendment request for an ETSI grant and the review of the 2025 Annual Report.

• Adoption of Commercial Marine Launch Licensing Program (Bylaws 2469, 2470, 2471, and 2089)
• OCP and Zoning Amendment Bylaws for Protective Services Building
• Development Cost Charges and Amenity Cost Charges Bylaws
• 2026 Budget Amendment Request for ETSI Grant
• Review of 2025 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information

The council approved a series of planning‑related bylaws, including amendments for commercial marine licensing, notice enforcement, development fees, park regulations, the official community plan and zoning, and cost‑charge bylaws. It also approved a $25,000 amendment to the 2026 budget for a Revitalization Tax Exemption Program and accepted the 2025 Annual Report and financial statements. All motions were carried.

• Adopt Business License Amendment Bylaw No. 2469 (Commercial Marine Launch Licensing) – carried
• Adopt Bylaw Notice Enforcement Amendment No. 2470 – carried
• Adopt Development Application and License Fees Amendment Bylaw No. 2471 – carried
• Adopt Park Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 2472 – carried
• Give second and third readings to Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2220, Amendment No. 2464 – carried
• Give second and third readings to Zoning Bylaw No. 2400, Amendment No. 2465 – carried
• Approve $25,000 2026 budget amendment for Revitalization Tax Exemption Program – carried
• Approve 2025 Annual Report and Statement of Financial Information – carried

Public Hearing

This public hearing considers amendments to the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw to allow a Protective Services Building. Staff will present, followed by applicant and public comments.

• Public hearing on OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2464
• Public hearing on Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2465
• Proposed Protective Services Building at 4450 6th Street
• Representation from applicant and public

The council held a public hearing on Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2465 and Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2464. No written submissions were received from the public. Councillors Condon and Collins moved and seconded a motion to adjourn the hearing, and the motion was carried. The bylaws are slated for second and third readings at the regular council meeting later that day.

• Adjourned public hearing (motion carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The Council will consider a minor review of the Official Community Plan and a final draft of the Peachland Climate Action Plan. They will also discuss new licensing for commercial marine launches and transit assistance programs.

• First reading of Minor Official Community Plan (OCP) Review
• OCP and Zoning Amendments for a Protective Services Building
• Commercial Marine Launch Licencing Program (Bylaws 2469, 2470, 2471)
• Adoption of Election Sign Bylaw No. 2463
• Decision on naming the Heritage Park Stage

Council adopted the Peachland Climate Action Plan and gave first reading to the Official Community Plan bylaw. Staff were directed to schedule a public hearing for the OCP and to prepare a business case for a Climate Action Coordinator for the 2027 budget.

• Adopted Peachland Climate Action Plan (PCAP)
• Amended PCAP endorsement to 'in principle'
• Directed staff to prepare business case for Climate Action Coordinator
• Directed staff to create Terms of Reference for Climate Action Committee
• Directed staff to review PCAP actions for rapid adoption
• Gave first reading to Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2466
• Directed staff to schedule public hearing for OCP Bylaw No. 2466
• Gave first reading to OCP and Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 2220 and 2400

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation on the final draft of the Peachland Climate Action Plan for information. No other substantive decisions or discussions are on the agenda.

• Presentation on Peachland Climate Action Plan final draft

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting is largely procedural, with the main substantive items being two closed-session discussions under Community Charter s.90(1)(k) about preliminary negotiations for providing a municipal service. No specific bylaws, contracts, or public decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Closed session (s.90(1)(k)): negotiations for proposed municipal service, item 1
• Closed session (s.90(1)(k)): negotiations for proposed municipal service, item 2

No substantive decisions were made. Council approved the agenda and moved into a closed session to discuss preliminary negotiations for a municipal service. The meeting adjourned after returning to open session.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Moved in camera to discuss negotiations (carried)

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting is largely procedural, with standard agenda items. The only substantive item is a closed session to discuss security of municipal property under the Community Charter.

• Closed session under s.90(1)(d) to discuss security of municipal property

Council received a presentation from RDCO on the Central Okanagan Emergency Management Program and approved the agenda with an amendment to add the presentation and remove an in-camera item. No substantive decisions were made.

• Received Central Okanagan Emergency Management Program presentation (carried)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will decide whether to participate in a Municipal Protected Areas Project. They will also consider a development variance permit for a subdivision at 5092 Morrison Court. New bylaws regulating election signs will be introduced for first, second, and third readings. A form and character development permit for a property at 4062 Beach Avenue is up for decision.

• Decision on District participation in Municipal Protected Areas Project
• Development Variance Permit at 5092 Morrison Court
• First, second, and third readings of Election Sign Bylaw No. 2463 and Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw Amendment No. 2467
• Form and Character Development Permit for 4062 Beach Avenue
• Information item: Okanagan Basin Water Board strategic direction

Council approved variances for an eight-lot subdivision at 5092 Morrison Court, including reduced setbacks and driveway crossings, contingent on subdivision plan registration. They also gave first, second, and third readings to an Election Sign Bylaw with a $1,000 fine (reduced from $10,000) and a Bylaw Notice Enforcement amendment. A Form and Character Development Permit for a six-unit building at 4062 Beach Avenue was deferred to June 9, 2026.

• Approved development variance permit for 5092 Morrison Court with reduced front yard setback (4.5m) and exterior side yard (2.3m), and two driveway crossings (carried)
• Gave first, second, and third reading to Bylaw No. 2463 Election Sign Bylaw with $1,000 fine (carried)
• Gave first, second, and third reading to Bylaw No. 2467 Bylaw Notice Enforcement Amendment Bylaw (carried)
• Deferred Form and Character Development Permit for 4062 Beach Avenue to June 9, 2026 (carried)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a discussion on watershed forestry activities at this meeting. The remainder of the agenda is procedural, including confirmation of minutes and an in-camera session.

• Discussion on Watershed Forestry Activities

The Committee of the Whole approved the meeting agenda and adopted the February 18, 2026 meeting minutes as presented. A presentation and discussion on watershed forestry activities was received for information, with no substantive decisions made on the topic.

• Approved meeting agenda as presented (carried)
• Adopted Feb. 18, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting minutes as presented (carried)
• Received presentation from BC Timber Sales and Gorman Bros. Lumber on watershed forestry activities for information (carried)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider adopting the 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2461 and the 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2462. They will also discuss a Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy and a UBCM Community Resilience Infrastructure funding application.

• Adoption of 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2461
• Adoption of 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2462
• Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy
• 2026 UBCM CRI Funding Application
• Affordable Transit Pass Program presentation

Council endorsed the Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy (DRIS) as a guiding plan, directing staff to adopt new OCP policy, prepare a downtown zoning amendment bylaw, and bring forward projects for 2027 budget. The 2026 Financial Plan and Tax Rates bylaws were also adopted.

• Adopted 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2461 (carried)
• Adopted 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2462 (carried)
• Endorsed Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy as guiding plan (carried, Councillor Brophy opposed)
• Directed staff to adopt new downtown OCP policy as part of Minor OCP Review (carried, 6-1)
• Directed staff to prepare downtown Zoning Amendment Bylaw (carried, 6-1)
• Directed staff to bring forward projects and costs for 2027 budget (carried, 6-1)
• Directed staff to ensure no net loss of public parking spaces in new zoning (carried, 6-1)
• Supported application for up to $200,000 in UBCM Community Resiliency Investment funding (carried)

Parcel Tax Review Panel

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Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting focuses on adopting several 2026 parcel tax bylaws to fund services like sewer, water, and protective services. Council will also give first readings to the 2026 financial plan and tax rates bylaws, and approve the 2025 audited financial statements.

• Adoption of Bylaw 2457 for RDCO Westside Regional Transfer Station parcel tax
• Adoption of Bylaw 2458 for Phase 1D & Phase 2 Sewer Collection parcel tax
• Adoption of Bylaw 2459 for Water Treatment Plant debt servicing parcel tax
• Adoption of Bylaw 2460 for Protective Services Building Project parcel tax
• First reading of 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw 2461 and Tax Rates Bylaw 2462

Council adopted four parcel tax bylaws for regional transfer station, sewer, water treatment, and protective services. It gave first, second, and third readings to the 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw and the 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw. The 2025 audited financial statements were accepted and authorized for signing.

• Adopted Regional Transfer Station Parcel Tax Bylaw No. 2457 (carried)
• Adopted Sewer Collection Parcel Tax Bylaw No. 2458 (carried)
• Adopted Water Treatment Plant Debt Parcel Tax Bylaw No. 2459 (carried)
• Adopted Protective Services Building Parcel Tax Bylaw No. 2460 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to 2026 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2461 (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2462 (carried)
• Accepted and authorized signing of 2025 audited financial statements (carried)

Audit Committee

This is a procedural audit committee meeting. The committee will adopt minutes from last year. Then they will go into a closed (in camera) session to discuss municipal objectives and progress for the annual report under the Community Charter.

• Adoption of May 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• Closed session under s.90(1)(l) for annual report discussion

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider adopting Phase 1 of the Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) project, including five amendment bylaws related to zoning, development procedures, driveway access, fees, and signs. They will also discuss motions to amend R1 front setback requirements and install seasonal speed bumps at 13th Street and Lake Avenue.

• Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2449 (SSMUH)
• Adoption of Development Application Procedures Bylaw Amendment No. 2453
• Adoption of Driveway Access Bylaw Amendment No. 2454
• Adoption of Development Application and License Fees Amendment No. 2456 (fee changes)
• Discussion of seasonal speed bumps at 13th Street and Lake Avenue

Council adopted five zoning and development procedure bylaws as part of the Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) Phase 1 project. They also directed staff to prepare a zoning amendment to reduce front yard setbacks for garages in R1 zones and to install seasonal speed bumps on 13th Street.

• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 2400, Amendment No. 2449 (SSMUH Phase 1)
• Adopted Development Application Procedures Bylaw No. 2396, Amendment No. 2453
• Adopted Driveway Access Bylaw No. 2171, Amendment No. 2454
• Adopted Development Application and License Fees Bylaw No. 2277, Amendment No. 2456
• Adopted Sign Bylaw No. 2158, Amendment No. 2455
• Directed administration to prepare R1 zone front setback amendment (garage/carport)
• Directed installation of two seasonal speed bumps on 13th Street at Lake Avenue, funded by Community Works Fund
• Received FireSmart Program update and other reports

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider first, second, and third readings of six bylaws implementing the Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) Phase 1 project, covering zoning, development procedures, driveway access, fees, and signs. They will also receive the 2026 by-election results, decide on participating in a Municipal Protected Areas Project, and approve a budget amendment for by-election costs. Notices of motion include an R1 zoning front setback amendment and seasonal speed bumps at 13th Street and Lake Avenue.

• First readings of six SSMUH-related bylaws (Zoning Amendment No. 2449, Development Procedures No. 2453, Driveway Access No. 2454, Fees No. 2456, Sign No. 2455)
• 2026 Budget Amendment for Civic By-Election Costs
• Decision on Municipal Protected Areas Project participation
• Notice of motion: R1 Zoning Front Setback Amendment
• Notice of motion: Seasonal Speed Bumps at 13th Street and Lake Avenue

Council voted to impose Stage 3 watering restrictions effective immediately, citing below-average snowpack and reservoir levels 18 feet below seasonal norms. The restrictions are a proactive measure to conserve water and avoid more severe shortages. Council also approved multiple bylaw amendments related to small-scale multi-unit housing and four parcel tax bylaws.

• Initiated Stage 3 water restrictions (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to Zoning Bylaw No. 2449 and four other amendment bylaws (carried)
• Gave first, second, third readings to four 2026 Parcel Tax Bylaws (carried)
• Approved $20,000 budget amendment for 2026 by-election costs (carried)
• Adopted March 24, 2026 regular council meeting minutes (carried)
• Received committee and council reports for information (carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The District of Peachland Council will consider adopting a bylaw to close and remove a highway dedication on San Clemente Avenue and a zoning amendment bylaw regarding party wall agreements. The meeting will also include a request for a grant application and correspondence from other municipalities.

• Adoption of Road Closure Bylaw, San Clemente Avenue
• Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw - Party Wall Agreements
• Grant Application - Local Government Development Approvals Program
• Letter of Support - SILGA Resolution - District of Coldstream
• SILGA Resolution Submission - Village of Pouce Coupe

The council adopted the Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 2447 and the Zoning Bylaw No. 2400 Amendment No. 2450 (Party Wall Agreements). It endorsed a grant application to the Union of BC Municipalities for up to $200,000. The start time for the April 14, 2026 regular council meeting was changed to 10:00 AM. All motions were carried.

• Adopted Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 2447 (carried)
• Adopted Zoning Bylaw No. 2400 Amendment No. 2450 (Party Wall Agreements) (carried)
• Endorsed grant application for up to $200,000 to the Local Government Development Approvals Program (carried)
• Amended start time of April 14, 2026 regular council meeting to 10:00 AM (carried)
• Approved agenda amendment adding meeting time change item (carried)
• Adopted March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (carried)
• Received Mayor and Council reports for information (carried)
• Moved meeting In Camera at 3:31 PM to discuss confidential matters (carried)

Peachland Climate Action Task Force Meeting

The agenda for the Peachland Climate Action Task Force meeting on 2026-03-18 contains no listed items. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without specific decisions, contracts, or hearings. No concrete agenda items are provided in the document.

Regular Council Meeting

The Peachland Council will adopt the minutes from the February 24, 2026 regular meeting and the March 3, 2026 special meeting. It will review presentations and delegations, and hear reports from its committees. The council will consider a planning‑related zoning amendment bylaw (Party Wall Agreements and Small Lot Residential Zone) for first, second, and third readings. It will also consider adoption of an amendment to the Signing Authority Bylaw No. 1774, 2005 (Amendment Bylaw No. 2452, 2026).

• Adoption of February 24, 2026 regular council meeting minutes
• Adoption of March 3, 2026 special council meeting minutes
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2450 – Party Wall Agreements and Small Lot Residential Zone (first, second, third readings)
• Signing Authority Bylaw No. 1774, 2005 Amendment Bylaw No. 2452, 2026 – adoption
• Presentations & delegations

The council gave first, second and third readings to Zoning Bylaw No. 2400 amendment and endorsed raising the R2 Zone small‑lot residential setback from 3 m to 6 m. It also directed staff to draft an amendment to Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 2395 for duplex driveways and adopted a Signing Authority Bylaw amendment. Additional items were received for information, including a pickleball court update, a youth council report, and board highlights.

• Approved Zoning Bylaw No. 2400 amendment (first, second, third readings) – carried
• Endorsed increase of R2 Zone small‑lot residential setback to 6 m – carried
• Directed staff to draft Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 2395 amendment – carried
• Adopted Signing Authority Bylaw No. 1774 amendment – carried
• Received Pickleball Update report – carried
• Received Youth Council update – carried
• Received Board of Education and RDCO Board highlights – carried
• Moved In Camera to discuss solicitor‑client privileged advice – carried

Special Council Meeting

The Peachland Special Council meeting will review a resolution requesting a municipal PST exemption for the SILGA project. The agenda also includes presentations and delegations, discussion of planning‑related and other bylaws, and any unfinished business. Items from administration will be addressed before the meeting is adjourned.

• Resolution for SILGA Consideration – Municipal PST Exemption
• Presentations & delegations
• Planning‑related bylaws discussion
• Other (non‑planning) bylaws discussion
• Unfinished business

The council approved the meeting agenda as presented. It then endorsed a resolution to ask the Province of British Columbia to exempt municipalities from Provincial Sales Tax on professional services, and to submit the request to SILGA for consideration at its 2026 convention.

• Approved meeting agenda (SCM-26/03/03-001)
• Endorsed PST exemption resolution for municipal professional services, to be submitted to SILGA (SCM-26/03/03-002)

Regular Council Meeting

The District of Peachland council will meet to adopt minutes from previous meetings, consider a road closure bylaw for San Clemente Avenue, and review proposed amendments to outdoor and food vending policies. The meeting will also address a request for decision regarding traffic surveillance cameras.

• Road Closure Bylaw for San Clemente Avenue
• Revised Outdoor and Food Vending Policy
• Traffic Surveillance Cameras pilot project
• Signing Authority Bylaw Amendment
• Letter of Support for Peachland Minor Softball Association

Council approved the amended meeting agenda and adopted the February 10 minutes. The council received a BC Hydro informational report, gave full readings to two bylaws, and approved changes to the Outdoor and Food Vending Policy. It directed administration to prepare a report on a surveillance‑camera program for district facilities and authorized letters of support for local organizations.

• Approved February 24, 2026 agenda (amended) – carried
• Adopted February 10, 2026 Special and Regular Council minutes – carried
• Received BC Hydro report for information – carried
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Road Closure and Removal of Highway Dedication Bylaw No. 2447 – carried
• Gave first, second, and third readings to Signing Authority Bylaw No. 1774 amendment (Bylaw No. 2452, 2026) – carried
• Approved changes to Outdoor and Food Vending Policy (PRO-150) – carried
• Directed Administration to prepare a report on a surveillance camera program for district facilities – carried
• Approved draft letters of support for Brenda Renewables and Peachland Minor Softball, authorizing the Mayor to sign – carried

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will conduct its regular procedural business, including call to order, agenda confirmation, and adoption of minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting. It will host a presentation titled “2026 Development Cost Charges Council Workshop III” for information. No items are listed for discussion or decision.

• Adoption of January 13, 2026 Committee of the Whole minutes
• Presentation: 2026 Development Cost Charges Council Workshop III (information only)

The Committee of the Whole approved its agenda and adopted the January 13, 2026 minutes. Council also moved to receive the Development Cost Charges Workshop report for information, directing it to public engagement after revisions. No other items were discussed.

• Approved agenda (COTW-26/02/18-001) – carried
• Adopted January 13, 2026 minutes (COTW-26/02/18-002) – carried
• Received Development Cost Charges Workshop report for information (COTW-26/02/18-003) – carried

Special Council Meeting

The Peachland Special Council will hold a meeting on February 10, 2026 to conduct routine business. Items on the agenda are limited to standard procedural sections such as call to order, agenda confirmation, presentations, bylaws, unfinished business, administration items, an in‑camera discussion under community charter s.90(1)(k), rise and report, and adjournment. No specific proposals, contracts, or bylaws are listed for decision.

Council approved the meeting agenda and moved the session In Camera to discuss confidential matters. The council notified Peachland Baptist Church that municipal acquisition of its property will no longer be pursued. A resolution was passed directing administration to issue an RFP for a basic firehall design, engage the Ministry of Transportation and Transit on highway safety, and await the outcome of the $7 million grant application.

• Approved meeting agenda (carried)
• Moved session In Camera to discuss Community Charter s.90(1)(k) matters (carried)
• Notified Peachland Baptist Church that property acquisition is no longer considered (carried)
• Directed administration to issue an RFP for a basic firehall design (carried)
• Directed administration to engage Ministry of Transportation and Transit on highway safety and access (carried)
• Awaited decision on Peachland's $7 million Canada Community Building Fund grant (carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The District of Peachland Council will meet to decide on a revenue anticipation borrowing bylaw and amendments to the outdoor and food vending policy. The body will also consider a grant for public notification and evacuation route planning.

• Adoption of Bylaw 2451, 2026 - Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw
• Amendments to Outdoor and Food Vending Policy (PRO-150)
• UBCM CEPF Public Notification and Evacuation Route Planning Grant

The council approved an extension for the Climate Action Task Force to finish its plan by June 10, 2026. It adopted the 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw and deferred the Outdoor and Food Vending Policy to the next meeting. The district also supported the Regional District of Central Okanagan’s application for a UBCM Community Emergency Preparedness Fund grant and authorized the RDCO to receive and manage the funding.

• Approved extension for Climate Action Task Force to June 10, 2026 (carried)
• Adopted Bylaw No. 2451 – 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw (carried)
• Deferred Outdoor and Food Vending Policy (PRO‑150) to Feb 24, 2026 (carried)
• Supported RDCO’s UBCM CEPF grant application and authorized RDCO to manage funds (carried)
• Approved February 10, 2026 meeting agenda (carried)
• Adopted Dec 9, 2025 and Jan 27, 2026 council minutes (carried)
• Received Questions Between Council Members/Council Statements for information (carried)
• Received Board of Education and RDCO board highlights for information (carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The Peachland Council will meet to discuss a borrowing bylaw and grant funding. The session includes a review of the 2025 Citizens Survey results and correspondence from Minister Boyle.

• First, second and third reading of the 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw (Bylaw 2451)
• Decision on 2026 UBCM CEPF EOC Grant Funding
• Review of 2025 Citizens Survey Results
• Letter from Minister Boyle regarding a Request for Exemption

Council gave first, second and third reading approval to Bylaw No. 2451, the 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw. It also approved $6,000 for Our Space to purchase blinds and adopted the amended Exempt Staff Compensation Policy (PER‑090). Additionally, the council supported a regional grant application to the UBCM Community Emergency Preparedness Fund and authorized the RDCO to manage the grant on Peachland’s behalf.

• Approved first, second and third reading of Bylaw No. 2451, 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw (carried)
• Approved $6,000 funding for Our Space blinds purchase (carried)
• Approved policy PER-090 Exempt Staff Compensation Policy as amended (carried)
• Supported RDCO regional grant application to UBCM CEPF and authorized RDCO to manage the grant (carried)
• Adopted December 24, 2025 Special Council Meeting Minutes (carried)
• Received Peachland Climate Action Task Force report for information (carried)
• Received 2025 Citizens Survey Results report for information (carried)
• Received Mayor and Council Reports for information (carried)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation on the Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy, including an engagement summary and final design guidelines. The body will discuss the strategy and consider next steps. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation: Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy – Engagement Summary and Document Finalization
• Adoption of December 9, 2025 Committee of the Whole Meeting Minutes

The Committee of the Whole approved the meeting agenda. It adopted the December 9, 2025 Committee of the Whole minutes. Council received a summary of engagement on the Phase I Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy for information and directed staff to prepare a final report incorporating council feedback.

• Approved the January 13, 2026 Committee of the Whole agenda (carried)
• Adopted the December 9, 2025 Committee of the Whole minutes (carried)
• Received summary of Phase I Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy for information (carried)
• Directed staff to bring forward a final Downtown Revitalization Implementation Strategy report based on council feedback (carried)