Redcliff public meetings in 2025
36 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will adopt its agenda and minutes, receive a staff report, and then consider a land‑use bylaw amendment. The amendment, submitted by Peter Bergen, seeks to rezone 114 2 Street NE (Lot 6‑7, Block 106, Plan 1117V) and 116 2 Street NE (Lot 8, Block 106, Plan 1117V) from R‑GEN to R‑MED to permit a six‑plex. The commission’s decision will be forwarded to Council for a bylaw second reading.
- Land Use Bylaw Amendment application to rezone Lot 6‑7 (114 2 Street NE) and Lot 8 (116 2 Street NE) from R‑GEN to R‑MED for a six‑unit residential development (Peter Bergen).
- Related land transfers: Lot 8 valued at $31,006 cash; Lots 6‑7 valued at $47,060 cash (as shown on title documents).
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will review several financial proposals, including the 2026 Interim Operating Budget, the 2026 Capital Budget, the 2026 Five‑Year Capital Plan, and a 2025 Tax Auction. Bylaw readings will also take place, covering a temporary borrowing bylaw, a utility rates bylaw, a fees, rates & charges bylaw, and a land‑use bylaw amendment. Additional items for consideration include a Green Municipal Fund pathway study, an emergency‑management appointment, and a boulevard parking appeal.
- 2026 Interim Operating Budget – staff report for consideration
- 2026 Capital Budget – staff report for consideration
- 2026 Five‑Year Capital Plan – staff report for consideration
- Bylaw No. 2001/2025 Land Use Bylaw Amendment – first reading
- Boulevard Parking Appeal (15‑6 Avenue SE) – staff report for consideration
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council meeting will adopt the agenda, approve minutes, and hear presentations from the Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society and a boulevard parking discussion. Council will conduct first‑reading votes on a Temporary Borrowing Bylaw (2026) and a Utility Rates Bylaw. Several items are up for consideration, including a service‑fee review with Medicine Hat, disposal of unclaimed property at 201 Saskatchewan Dr NE, and a letter of support for a regional agriculture innovation project.
- Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 1998/2025 – 1st reading
- Utility Rates Bylaw No. 1999/2025 – 1st reading
- Service Fee Review – City of Medicine Hat / Town of Redcliff
- Disposal of Unclaimed Property at 201 Saskatchewan Dr NE
- Letter of Support for NRED Application – Regional Agriculture Innovation Cluster
Town Council - Special Meeting - Operating Budget 22 Nov 2025
The Redcliff Town Council will hold a special meeting on November 22, 2025. Council members will adopt the agenda and receive a presentation on the 2026 operating budget. Both the presentation and the budget are listed as items for information only, with no decisions slated for this meeting.
- 2026 Operating Budget Presentation – for information
- 2026 Operating Budget – for information
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will consider a development permit for a front attached deck with a 25% setback variance at 909 Main Street S. It will also review a condominium conversion application for 119 Pembina Drive NE submitted by Benchmark Geomatics for Starks Ventures Ltd. Recommended motions for both items are to approve them as submitted.
- Development Permit Application 25-DP-058 – front attached deck with 25% setback variance at 909 Main Street S
- Condominium Application 2025 CONDO 01 – bareland condo at 119 Pembina Drive NE (Benchmark Geomatics for Starks Ventures Ltd)
Town Council - Capital Budget Meeting
The Redcliff Town Council held a special meeting to review capital budgeting matters. Council members will discuss a budget overview and background materials, hear a MYCIP report, and receive a presentation of the 2026 Capital Budget. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Budget Overview / Background Materials – discussion
- MYCIP Report – discussion
- 2026 Capital Budget Presentation – discussion
Town Council Organizational
Redcliff Town Council will swear in the new Mayor and Councillors, confirm the cancellation of the November 10, 2025 council meeting, and adopt the regular meeting calendar for the next term. The council will also consider appointments of members to various boards and commissions. Additional items include council seating arrangements.
- Swearing‑in of Mayor Chris Czember and Councillors (Larry Leipert, Dwight Kilpatrick, Eric Solberg, Matthew St. Pierre, Bernie Bakker, Bradie Burns)
- Confirmation of cancellation of the November 10, 2025 council meeting
- Adoption of regular council meeting dates: second and fourth Monday of each month, with exceptions for December, July and August; meetings at 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall Council Chambers
- Appointments of Councillors and the Mayor to boards and commissions (e.g., Assessment Review Board, Community Advisory Committee, Municipal Planning Commission)
- Discussion of council seating arrangements
Town Council
Town Council will discuss several requests for decision, including a supplier change for Meals On Wheels and a fee review for the TRAVIS MJ agreement. The body will also consider temporary road closures for the 2025 Santa Claus Parade and Tree Lighting Event.
- Temporary road closures for Santa Claus Parade and Tree Lighting Event 2025
- TRAVIS MJ Agreement renewal and fee review
- Meals On Wheels supplier change
- Community Organization Property Tax Exemption Regulation (COPTER)
- Policy No. 048 Facilities Use
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing a development permit for Badlands Storage to create a storage yard for up to 60 recreational vehicles. The commission will determine if the project aligns with the Gateway District's goal of transitioning from industrial to commercial uses.
- Development Permit 25-DP-049: Badlands Storage RV storage yard at 602 South Railway Dr. NE
- Review of barbed wire installation on existing chain link fencing
- Report on 10 approved development permits including 217 3 Street NW and 306 1 Street SW
- Update on Bylaw 1994/2025 rezoning 1100 Broadway Ave E to General Commercial District (Carried)
- Update on Bylaw 1995/2025 rezoning 1080 Highway Ave NE to Direct Control District (Defeated)
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council meeting will discuss a proposal to sell the property at 201 Saskatchewan Drive NE (Lot 8, Block 3, Plan 7911064). It will also review the Redcliff Public Library’s 2026 funding allocation request and the 2026 budget submissions. Updates on the Southeast Alberta Economic Opportunity Strategy and its Action Plan, as well as the second/third reading of Bylaw No. 1996/2025 (Annual Reserve Allocation), will be presented.
- Land Sale Proposal – 201 Saskatchewan Drive NE (Lot 8, Block 3, Plan 7911064)
- Redcliff Public Library 2026 Funding Allocation Request
- 2026 Budget Submissions
- Southeast Alberta Economic Opportunity Strategy – Council update
- Southeast Alberta Economic Opportunity Strategy and Action Plan – Staff report
Family and Community Support Services Board
The Family and Community Support Services Board will adopt its agenda and the minutes from the February 25, 2025 meeting. It will receive information on 2025 program successes and a new reporting framework, and will review the 2026 budget while inviting suggestions. The board will also consider the completion of Dan White’s term and schedule upcoming conferences. A closed session will handle confidential annual financial reporting and community initiatives grant applications.
- New Reporting Framework – receive for information
- 2026 Budget – receive for information and give suggestions
- Board Member Term Completion for Dan White – request confirmation of completion or continuation
- Annual Financial Reporting (ATIA Section 19) – closed session confidential item
- 2025-2026 Community Initiatives Grant Applications (ATIA Section 19) – closed session confidential item
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council meeting will hold statutory public hearings and consider second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1994/2025 and Bylaw No. 1995/2025, which propose amendments to the Redcliff Land Use Bylaw 1957/2023. The 1994/2025 amendment seeks to rezone a portion of Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 0412179 (1100 Broadway Avenue E) from S‑URB Special Urban Reserve to C‑GEN General Commercial. The council will also consider several request‑for‑decision items, including an encroachment permit, a residential cash incentive policy funding request, a capital‑budget project replacement, a land sale of 201 Saskatchewan Drive NE, and a budget requisition for the Shortgrass Library System 2026.
- Bylaw No. 1994/2025 – amendment to rezone 1100 Broadway Avenue E (Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 0412179) from S‑URB to C‑GEN
- Bylaw No. 1995/2025 – amendment to the Redcliff Land Use Bylaw 1957/2023 (details not specified)
- Encroachment Permit – staff report for council consideration
- Residential Cash Incentive Policy – funding request for council consideration
- Land Sale Proposal – sale of 201 Saskatchewan Drive NE (Lot 8, Block 3, Plan 7911064) for council consideration
Town Council
Town Council will consider infrastructure upgrades for 5th Street SE and a request regarding 702 Broadway Avenue West. The body will also review first readings of bylaws for annual reserve allocation and privacy protections, alongside a multi-year RCMP financial plan.
- Infrastructure upgrades for 5th Street SE (Blocks 800–900)
- Bylaw No. 1996/2025: Annual Reserve Allocation
- Bylaw No. 1997/2025: Access to Information & Protection of Privacy
- RCMP Multi-Year Financial Plan 2026-31
- Payment to Rivendell Tree Farm Ltd. for $20,876.63 to prune and remove trees
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will adopt its agenda, receive reports, and consider two land‑use amendment applications. One application is from Boring Ventures Ltd for lots 2‑5, Block 4, Plan 6735GW at 1080 Highway Ave NE. The other is from Parry Williams Real Estate Ltd for Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 0412179 at 1100 Broadway Ave E. The meeting also includes a closed‑session enforcement matter before adjourning.
- Land Use Amendment Application – Boring Ventures Ltd – 1080 Highway Ave NE (lots 2‑5, Block 4, Plan 6735GW)
- Land Use Amendment Application – Parry Williams Real Estate Ltd – 1100 Broadway Ave E (Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 0412179)
- Adoption of agenda (general items)
- Adoption of previous minutes from July 16 2025
- Closed‑session enforcement matter (ATIA Sections 19, 29)
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt its agenda, review accounts payable, and adopt the July 21 minutes. Two land‑use bylaw amendments (Bylaw No. 1994/2025 and No. 1995/2025) will receive first‑reading approval. The council will also consider several requests for decision, including the E9‑1‑1 dispatch services renewal, a services agreement with the City of Medicine Hat, repair options for South Highway Drive SE, the Eastside Phase 2 project, council orientation training, and 2025 municipal election worker remuneration.
- Bylaw No. 1994/2025 – first reading to amend Bylaw No. 1957/2023 Land Use Bylaw
- Bylaw No. 1995/2025 – first reading to amend Bylaw No. 1957/2023 Land Use Bylaw
- E9‑1‑1 Dispatch Services Renewal Agreement (consideration)
- City of Medicine Hat – Town of Redcliff Services Agreement (consideration)
- South Highway Drive SE – Repair Options (consideration)
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council meeting will review several items for decision, including a development permit application from Cypress County (Application 25/114). The council will also consider an order to remedy an unsightly property at 918 1st Street SE, sponsorship agreements with the Medicine Hat Kinsmen for public skating and swimming, a tax‑recovery reserve bid and auction, and the 2024 Annual Financial Report.
- Review of Order to Remedy Unsightly Property at 918 1st Street SE
- Sponsorship Agreement – Public Skating with Medicine Hat Kinsmen
- Sponsorship Agreement – Public Swimming with Medicine Hat Kinsmen
- Development Permit Application 25/114 – Cypress County
- Tax Recovery Reserve Bid and Auction
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing a subdivision application to create two bare land condominium lots for future bays in an existing building. The body will also receive a report on development permits approved or denied by the Development Officer since the previous meeting.
- Subdivision Application 2025-SUB-01: Bare land condo at 119 Pembina Dr NE
- Development Permit 25-DP-013: Concrete runway construction at 101 1 Street NE
- Development Permit 25-DP-017: Mini storage yard at 1200 Highway Avenue NE
- Development Permit 25-DP-021: Dog day care and service dog training at 1611 Broadway Ave. SE
- Development Permit 25-DP-028/029: Denied shed applications at 501 6 Street SE
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council meeting on June 23, 2025 will review the proposed 2026 municipal budget. Council will also consider an amendment to a utility right‑of‑way agreement and a lease agreement with Bell Canada. Two bylaws – a cemetery bylaw (No. 1966/2024) and a traffic bylaw (No. 1993/2025) – will be read for adoption. Additional agenda items are for information only.
- 2026 Budget – staff report for consideration
- Amendment to Utility Right‑of‑Way Agreement – staff report for consideration
- Bell Canada Lease Agreement – staff report for consideration
- Bylaw No. 1966/2024 Cemetery Bylaw – 3rd reading
- Bylaw No. 1993/2025 Traffic Bylaw – 2nd/3rd reading
Town Council
Town Council will conduct a statutory public hearing and consider readings for the Tri-Area Intermunicipal Development Plan. The meeting also includes a quarterly RCMP report and a second reading of the Cemetery Bylaw.
- Public hearing and 2nd/3rd reading of Bylaw No. 1992/2025 Tri-Area Intermunicipal Development Plan
- 2nd reading of Bylaw No. 1966/2024 Cemetery Bylaw
- Payment of $224,462.70 to Acapulco Pools Limited for aquatic centre tiles/deck
- Payment of $33,165.51 to MPE Engineering Ltd. for proposed school site servicing
- RCMP Q4 2024-25 Community Report including crime statistics and wildfire preparations
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will consider two sponsorship agreements—one with Mini Mall Storage and another with Servus Credit Union. It will also review a declaration of Seniors' Week, a request to reconsider the Restricted Animal Bylaw (No. 1452/2005), and a special event application for the Coal Burner cross‑country race. Minutes from the May 12 council meeting and the April 15 library board meeting will be adopted.
- Sponsorship Agreement – Mini Mall Storage (for consideration)
- Sponsorship Agreement – Servus Credit Union (for consideration)
- Declaration of Seniors' Week in Redcliff (for consideration)
- Request to reconsider Bylaw No. 1452/2005 Restricted Animal Bylaw (for consideration)
- Special Event Application – Coal Burner Cross Country Race (for consideration)
Town Council
Town Council will review the 2025 Tax Rate Bylaw and several others regarding utility billing, garbage collection, and water servicing. The body will also consider a limited-time EV charger rebate program and an application for Whosapalooza 2025.
- Bylaw No. 1991/2025 Tax Rate Bylaw 2025
- Bylaw No. 1977/2025 Utility Billing, No. 1978/2025 Garbage Collection, and No. 1979/2025 Water Servicing
- Limited-time EV Charger Rebate Program
- Special Event Application amendment for Whosapalooza 2025
- MPE Engineering Ltd. payment of $36,177.49 for school site servicing and road/utility rehab
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt the agenda, approve recent meeting minutes, and consider several first‑reading bylaws covering utility billing, garbage collection, water servicing and a procedural bylaw. The council will also deliberate the 2025 Final Operating Budget, tax penalties, event sponsorships, temporary road closures for Redcliff Days, and a grant‑funding resolution for the Regional Emergency Management Plan. All items are presented for information or consideration as indicated in the agenda.
- Bylaw No. 1977/2025 Utility Billing – 1st Reading
- Bylaw No. 1978/2025 Garbage Collection – 1st Reading
- 2025 Final Operating Budget – For Consideration
- Temporary Road Closures for Redcliff Days 2025 – For Consideration
- Regional Emergency Management Plan Grant Funding Resolution – For Consideration
Town Council - Special Meeting
The Redcliff Town Council will open the special meeting, adopt the agenda, and then enter a closed session to discuss confidential operations matters under FOIP sections 17 and 24. No other business items are listed for discussion or decision.
- Closed session – confidential operations matter (FOIP Sections 17, 24)
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will review a development permit for a mini storage yard and a subdivision extension application. The body will also receive a report on 12 development permits approved by the Development Officer since the last meeting.
- Development Permit 24-DP-058: Proposed mini storage yard with 200 RV parking units and 72 storage units at 902 Range Road 65
- Subdivision Application 2024SUB01: Subdivision extension at 105 5 Street NE by Hira Stone Developments Inc.
- Development Permit 25-DP-003: Approved construction of warehouse at 1451 Highway Ave SE
- Development Permit 25-DP-012: Approved change of use to financial institution at 11 3 Street SE
- Development Permit 25-DP-001 and 25-DP-007: Approved house demolitions at 101 6th St NW and 14 6 Street NW
Town Council
Town Council will review a limited-time EV charger rebate program and a bylaw amendment for a local improvement tax regarding the Industrial Drive Road Rehab Project. The meeting also includes a delegation regarding a utility bill and a request for a pre-election workshop.
- Bylaw No. 1989/2025: Amendment to Industrial Drive Road Rehab Project Local Improvement Tax Bylaw
- Limited-time EV charger rebate program for consideration
- Payment of $340,255.02 to Superior North America for a road sweeper (Proj #277)
- Payment of $25,149.60 to Rocky Mountain Phoenix for a combi-tool and battery
- Request for decision on Gordon Memorial United Church Blessing of the Bikes
Redcliff and District Recreation Committee
The Redcliff and District Recreation Committee will meet to review event programming updates and facility maintenance projects. The agenda includes the adoption of previous meeting minutes and the appointment of a new chairperson.
- Review of event programming updates (e.g., Swimming Pool, Campground, Redcliff Days)
- Facility and project updates (e.g., Rec-Tangle Arena, Aquatic Centre, Skate Park)
- Adoption of September 4, 2024 Recreation Committee minutes
- Appointment of Chairperson
- Review of Bylaw No. 1976/2024 Fees, Rates & Charges
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt the agenda and approve the March 10 meeting minutes. It will conduct second and third readings on Bylaw No. 1982/2025 (Nuisance & Unsightly Premises) and a second reading on Bylaw No. 1986/2025 (Animal Control). The council will also consider several requests for decision, including a limited‑time EV charger rebate program, an Alberta Recycling Management Authority Phase 2 extended producer responsibility plan, and a Redcliff Family Dental 2025 sponsorship agreement.
- Bylaw No. 1982/2025 – Nuisance & Unsightly Premises (2nd/3rd reading)
- Bylaw No. 1986/2025 – Animal Control Bylaw (2nd reading)
- Limited‑time EV charger rebate program (consideration)
- Alberta Recycling Management Authority Extended Producer Responsibility – Phase 2 (consideration)
- Redcliff Family Dental 2025 Sponsorship Agreement (consideration)
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt its agenda and receive reports, including an RCMP community policing update. Council will hold a public hearing on Bylaw No. 1985/2025 to amend the Land Use Bylaw (No. 1957/2023) and consider its second and third readings. The council will also consider the first readings of an Animal Control Bylaw (No. 1986/2025) and a Family and Community Support Services Board Bylaw (No. 1987/2025). Additional items for consideration include a PITCH‑IN Week event in April 2025 and a reservation booking system for the Let’s Camp program.
- Public hearing on Bylaw No. 1985/2025 to amend Land Use Bylaw No. 1957/2023 (2nd/3rd reading)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1986/2025 Animal Control Bylaw
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1987/2025 Family and Community Support Services Board Bylaw
- Consideration of PITCH‑IN Week April 21‑26, 2025
- Consideration of Let’s Camp reservation booking system
Family and Community Support Services Board
The Family and Community Support Services Board will meet to discuss community initiative grant applications and review updates to the FCSS Board Bylaw. The board will also receive an update regarding MOW.
- Community Initiatives Grant Applications
- Review of Bylaw 1823/2016 (FCSS Board Bylaw)
- MOW update
Town Council
The Town Council will hold statutory public hearings and conduct second and third readings on Bylaw No. 1983/2025 and Bylaw No. 1984/2025, which propose rezoning of Lot 30‑32, Block 10, Plan 1117V (520 2 Street SE) from R‑GEN to R‑MED. A second reading of Bylaw No. 1980/2025, the Tri‑Area Intermunicipal Development Plan, is also on the agenda. The council will consider renewal of several service agreements with the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) and related partners, and a request for a letter of support to the City of Medicine Hat for transit. Additional items include a donation request from the Redcliff Skating Club and a declaration of affiliation from the Redcliff Legion.
- Bylaw No. 1983/2025 – amendment to rezone Lot 30‑32, Block 10, Plan 1117V (520 2 Street SE) – 2nd/3rd reading
- Bylaw No. 1984/2025 – amendment to the Redcliff Land Use Bylaw – 2nd/3rd reading
- Bylaw No. 1980/2025 – Tri‑Area Intermunicipal Development Plan – 2nd reading
- Renewal of service agreements with FCSS, Medicine Hat Family Service, Redcliff Action Society for Youth, and Redcliff Public Library
- Request for a letter of support to the City of Medicine Hat for transit
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will consider an application from Brost Developments to rezone 520 2 Street SE from R‑Gen Residential to R‑MED Residential Medium Density for a proposed 4‑plex. It will also review two Land Use Bylaw amendment packages: one (1983/2025) that would make multi‑unit dwellings a discretionary use in the R‑MED district, and another (1984/2025) that clarifies residential densities, corrects spelling, updates the glossary and defines setbacks in the Horticultural District. These items will be forwarded to Town Council for a public hearing on February 24 2025.
- Rezoning application for 520 2 Street SE (R‑Gen to R‑MED) by Brost Developments for a 4‑plex
- Land Use Bylaw Amendment (1983/2025) – changes multi‑unit dwelling to discretionary in R‑MED district
- Land Use Bylaw Amendment (1984/2025) – clarifies residential densities, fixes spelling, updates glossary, sets H‑GEN setbacks
- Land Use Amendment Application by Steven Glockner (1985/2025) – details not specified
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt its agenda, review accounts payable, and hear a presentation on Food Cycle Science. It will adopt the minutes from the January 27, 2025 meeting and conduct a first reading of Bylaw No. 1985/2025 (Land Use Bylaw Amendment). The council will also consider staff reports on the Policing Committee, Assessment Services, Aquatic Centre Pool Rehabilitation, and Policy No. 156 (Workplace Violence and Harassment Prevention). Additional items include correspondence on the Canadian Union of Postal Workers and a municipal manager report.
- Bylaw No. 1985/2025 Land Use Bylaw Amendment – first reading
- Policing Committee staff report – for consideration
- Assessment Services staff report – for consideration
- Aquatic Centre Pool Rehabilitation staff report – for consideration
- Policy No. 156 Workplace Violence and Harassment Prevention – for consideration
Town Council
Town Council will review a new Nuisance and Unsightly Premises bylaw and two amendments to the Land Use Bylaw. The body is also considering a data sharing agreement for the 2025 municipal election and several event sponsorship requests.
- Bylaw No. 1982/2025 Nuisance and Unsightly Premises (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1983/2025 and 1984/2025 Land Use Bylaw amendments (1st Reading)
- Payment of $468,047.18 to Fort Garry Fire Trucks Ltd. for a fire pumper truck
- Sponsorship requests for Special Olympics Canada Summer Games 2026, Rise Up Hot Air Balloon Festival, and AB Chamber of Commerce
- Policy No. 035 Sanitary Sewer Blockage for consideration
Family and Community Support Services Board
The Family and Community Support Services Board will consider several items, including the introduction of a new FCSS/Special Events Coordinator. It will review the Alberta Government Community & Social Services FCSS Funding Agreement amendment that raises the provincial grant to $445,621.68 and outlines municipal contributions. The board will also examine the FCSS Bylaw, the 2024 financials, a community garden proposal, and programming/events plans for 2024‑2025.
- Introduction of new FCSS/Special Events Coordinator
- Review of AB Government Community & Social Services FCSS Funding Agreement amendment (grant increased to $445,621.68; yearly allocations $147,470.64, $149,075.52, $149,075.52; municipal contributions $36,867.66, $37,268.88, $37,268.88)
- Review of FCSS Bylaw
- Review of 2024 FCSS financials (budget)
- Review of community garden and 2024‑2025 programming/events proposals
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is meeting to provide comments on proposed updates to the Land Use Bylaw. These changes include spelling and formatting corrections and updated population density regulations for multi-family developments.
- Proposed Land Use Bylaw amendments including density changes for R-MED and M-RBD districts
- Proposed sign dimension change to 10 m2 in C-HWY and Industrial zones
- Review of 18 recently approved development permits, including a warehouse and office at 1631 Dirkson Drive NE
- Review of demolition permit for water tower and smokestack at 101 1 Street NE
- Proposed addition of greenhouse definitions and site coverage maximums in H-GEN district
Town Council
The Redcliff Town Council will adopt its agenda and review minutes from previous meetings. It will consider several bylaws, including the first reading of Bylaw No. 1980/2025 (Tri‑Area Intermunicipal Development Plan) and the three readings of Bylaw No. 1981/2025 (Supplementary Assessment Bylaw). The council will also deliberate a utility penalty and 2024 water fees for the Redcliff Community Garden, as well as a review of Policy No. 070 on sidewalk inspection and maintenance.
- Bylaw No. 1980/2025 – Tri‑Area Intermunicipal Development Plan (first reading)
- Bylaw No. 1981/2025 – Supplementary Assessment Bylaw (1st/2nd/3rd reading)
- Utility Penalty – staff report for council consideration
- Redcliff Community Garden 2024 water fees – staff report for consideration
- Policy No. 070 – Sidewalk Inspection and Maintenance Review – staff report for consideration