Squamish-Lillooet Regional District public meetings in 2024
50 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole is reviewing Bylaw No. 1499-2016 as part of a Governance Excellence Initiative. Staff will recommend repealing and replacing the bylaw after collecting Board member input via an online survey scheduled for December 20, 2024, to January 6, 2025.
- Information report on Governance Excellence Initiative Project – Procedure Bylaw 101
- Online survey for Board members on current procedure bylaw effectiveness (Dec 20, 2024 – Jan 6, 2025)
- Staff to recommend repeal and replacement of Bylaw No. 1499-2016
- Presentation on common bylaw sections and SLRD bylaw overview
- Project Part 1: Educate phase to provide foundational understanding of legislative requirements
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board will elect its 2025 Chair and Vice-Chair. The board is also reviewing a provisional budget bylaw for 2025 and a funding request for the Harrow Road Community Hub Project.
- Election of 2025 Board Chair
- Election of 2025 Board Vice-Chair
- Adoption of 2025 Provisional Budget Bylaw No. 52-2024
- $1 million funding request for Sea to Sky Community Services - Harrow Road Community Hub Project
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board is considering various community grants through the Pemberton & District Initiative Fund. Members are also reviewing several land use and water regulation bylaws across multiple electoral areas.
- Temporary Use Permit No. 77 for Tiger Bay Development Corp. in Electoral Area D
- Temporary Use Permit No. 78 for Block B of District Lot 2656, Lillooet District
- Pemberton & District Initiative Fund grants including $12,000/year for Whistler Gymnastics Club and $15,000/year for Whistler Animals Galore
- Adoption of Electoral Area A Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1822-2023
- Water rate and regulation amendments for Bralorne, Gold Bridge, Devine, and Britannia Beach
Policy Development and Review Committee
The Policy Development and Review Committee will elect a chair and vice-chair for 2025, then consider two requests: to recommend a new Asset Disposal Policy (replacing Policy 2.10) and to approve the 2025 meeting calendar. The asset disposal policy sets procedures for selling, donating, or recycling surplus assets, with approval thresholds based on value. A closed meeting is also scheduled but no details are provided in the agenda.
- Election of 2025 Committee Chair and Vice-Chair
- Request to recommend new Asset Disposal Policy No. 41-2024, repealing Minor Asset Disposal Policy 2.10
- Asset Disposal Policy includes approval thresholds: under $10,000 (Director), $10,000–$100,000 (CAO), over $100,000 (Board)
- Request to approve 2025 Meeting Calendar: bi-monthly on first Wednesday, no meetings in August and September
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
This meeting of the Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee includes delegations from local organizations, consideration of new and ongoing Pemberton & District Initiative Fund (PDIF) applications, a request to renew funding for the Pemberton Farmers' Market Association ($6,000 for 2025), and discussion of management of Gates Lake Community Park. The committee will also elect a chair and vice-chair for 2025 and approve its 2025 meeting calendar.
- Delegation from Birken Recreation and Cultural Society seeking transfer of management and funding for Gates Lake Community Park (proposed 2025 operating budget $25,084)
- Direction request on new PDIF applications for 2025, including long-term and one-time funding, and a review of the PDIF policy
- Request for Decision to renew Pemberton Farmers' Market Association funding for one year at $6,000
- Delegations from Whistler Gymnastics, Whistler Animals Galore, Pemberton Animal Wellness Society, Pemberton Chamber of Commerce, Tourism Pemberton, and Pemberton Canoe Association for PDIF funding or progress reports
- Information reports on recreation services, including a Nature Play Park and 2025 initial recreation operating budget
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee will hold a closed session for negotiations, then consider two temporary use permits—one for Tiger Bay Development in Area D and another in Area A. They will also discuss a request to rescind $15,000 in funding for BRVCA seeding and debris removal, and a new request for $3,013.11 for thermostats. The 2025 meeting calendar is set for approval.
- Temporary Use Permit No. 77 for Tiger Bay Development Corp., Electoral Area D
- Temporary Use Permit No. 78, Electoral Area A
- Request to rescind $15K BRVCA funding for seeding and debris removal, plus new $3,013.11 request for thermostats at Bralorne Pioneer Mines Office Building
- Approval of 2025 meeting calendar for Electoral Area Directors Committee
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole meeting is largely procedural, with a motion to close the meeting for labour relations under section 90(1)(c) of the Community Charter. Staff and chair will provide verbal updates. A presentation on Lillooet Wildlife was removed from the agenda.
- Motion to close meeting for labour relations (employee relations)
- CAO verbal update
- Chair's verbal update
- Late business possible
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The board will consider several bylaw amendments, including updates to administrative fees, the regional growth strategy and Electoral Area A zoning. It will also approve the $11.697 million budget for the Catiline Creek debris‑flow mitigation project and related cost allocations. Additional items include a $56,000 Trans Canada Trail grant application for the Sea‑to‑Sky Trail and a $10,000 funding request for the Pemberton Meadows Fire Association.
- Adopt Administrative Fees and Charges Bylaw Amendment No. 1875‑2024
- First reading of Regional Growth Strategy Bylaw Amendment No. 1872‑2024
- Third reading and adoption of Electoral Area A Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 1871‑2024 (shipping containers)
- Approve $11.697 million budget for Catiline Creek debris‑flow mitigation project (including $1.265 million off‑site offsetting estimate)
- Support $56,000 Trans Canada Trail grant application for Cheakamus Canyon Highway section of the Sea‑to‑Sky Trail
Area B Agricultural Advisory Committee
The Area B Agricultural Advisory Committee will elect its 2025 Chair and Vice-Chair, provide input on Agriculture Land Trusts, and discuss a proposed letter to the Minister of Agriculture requesting prioritization of buy-local initiatives. The meeting will also review and approve minutes from April 29, 2024.
- Election of 2025 Chair and Vice-Chair
- Discussion on Agriculture Land Trusts in the SLRD
- Proposed advocacy letter to Minister of Agriculture prioritizing buy-local initiatives
- Review of Director's report on costs for farmers selling produce locally
- Roundtable updates including Area A/B ALUI update
Policy Development and Review Committee
The Policy Development and Review Committee will decide on a 2025 meeting schedule and vote on adopting the Electoral Area Directors Committee Terms of Reference. The committee will also discuss a revised Board Code of Conduct policy.
- Direction requested on 2025 meeting schedule (first Wednesday or Thursday of the month)
- Request for decision on adopting Board Policy No. 39-2024 - Electoral Area Directors Committee Terms of Reference
- Direction requested on content for a revised SLRD Board code of conduct policy
- Approval of draft meeting minutes from July 29, 2024
- Closed meeting and rise and report from previous session
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee will approve a consent agenda that includes adopting the minutes from the October 9 meeting. It will decide on three Requests for Decision to register Notices on Title against specific lots in Areas D, A and C because building permits were not obtained or inspections were unsatisfactory. The committee will also consider several funding requests, including $480 for Seton Fire Services refreshments, $10,000 for the Pemberton Meadows Fire Association, and other community program grants.
- Register Notice on Title against STRATA LOT 23, DISTRICT LOT 4102 (Area D) for Dillon/Smelko construction violation
- Register Notice on Title against LOT 6, DISTRICT LOT 2410 (Area A) for Tromp construction violation and seek court injunction
- Register Notice on Title against LOT A, DISTRICT LOT 1251 (Area C) for West construction violation
- Approve $480 reimbursement from Area B Appreciation Fund for Seton Fire Services community conversation refreshments
- Approve $10,000 from Area C Select Funds to Pemberton Meadows Fire Association for operational costs
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board is meeting to discuss funding for affordable housing and community services. The body will consider a $1 million request for the Harrow Road Community Hub Project and vote on several bylaws and grant applications.
- Request for $1 million for Harrow Road Community Hub capital construction costs
- Proposed adoption of Pemberton Wildlife Association Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 1878-2024
- Second reading of Electoral Area A Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 1822-2023
- Application for up to $200,000 from the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund for fire services
- Application for up to $20,000 from the Regional Community to Community Program
Area C Agricultural Advisory Committee
The Area C Agricultural Advisory Committee will elect a new chair, approve the agenda and minutes from the October 2023 meeting, and discuss the feasibility of establishing an Agricultural Land Trust with a proposed $800,000 annual budget. The committee will also review a request for support from the Squamish Climate Action Network for the Sea‑to‑Sky Food & Farm Hub. The meeting runs from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the SLRD Office Boardroom, 150 Aster Street.
- Election of the 2024 AAC Chair
- Approval of agenda and October 2023 meeting minutes
- Presentation and discussion of Agricultural Land Trust feasibility (proposed $800,000 per year)
- Review of Squamish Climate Action Network request for support (Sea‑to‑Sky Food & Farm Hub)
- Discussion of preferred meeting format (in‑person, electronic, hybrid)
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
The Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee is meeting to review financial reports and community initiative updates. The body will consider a request from the Village of Pemberton to collaborate on a 2025 Wildlife Safety Response Officer program.
- Request for input on the 2025 Wildlife Safety Response Officer program
- Final report from Sea to Sky Community Services regarding the Pemberton & District Initiative Fund
- Information report on the Nature Play Park (Village of Pemberton)
- 2024 Second Quarter (Q2) Financials for PVUS Services
- October 2024 Pemberton and District Community Fund Report
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is deciding on registering Notices on Title for construction contrary to building bylaws in Areas A and C. The body is also reviewing several funding requests for community associations and local organizations.
- Proposed Notice on Title for Habinat Lodge INC. (Area C) and Smith/Smith (Area A) for building bylaw violations
- Funding request of $15,000 from BRVCA for the Preservation and Conservation Fund
- Funding request of $2,500 from BRVCA for Gold Bridge Group Committee seed funding
- Funding request of $4,700 from Gun Lake Ratepayers Association for water quality testing
- Funding request of $500 from Royal Canadian Legion Branch 66 Lillooet for Remembrance Day
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will examine the draft policy and indicator updates for the 2024 Regional Growth Strategy review, focusing on Goal 3 (Affordable Housing) and Goal 11 (Climate Action). Staff will present the information report and seek input before the amendment bylaw is prepared for first reading at a later board meeting. Late business will be considered and voted on if any items are presented.
- Presentation of SLRD RGS Review 2024 draft policy updates (Goal 3 affordable housing, Goal 11 climate action)
- Presentation of draft indicator updates for the Regional Growth Strategy
- Review and provide input on proposed revisions ahead of the amendment bylaw first reading
- Decision on any late‑business items (2/3 majority vote)
- Adjournment of the meeting
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board will receive a presentation on the FY25 capital update and cost‑share requests from Vancouver Coastal Health. The Board will consider approval of the agenda, consent items including adoption of June 26 minutes, and provide direction on the 2025 meeting schedule. Late business and director reports will also be addressed.
- Presentation: FY25 capital planning update and cost‑share requests (Sean Parr, Heidi Butler, Belinda Graham)
- Approval and receipt of draft minutes from the June 26, 2024 meeting
- Direction request for an alternate 2025 Board meeting schedule
- Consideration of any late‑business items
- Adoption of the agenda and consent agenda items
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board will decide on several zoning bylaw amendments and tax exemptions. The meeting includes discussions on disaster risk reduction funding and a potential agricultural land trust feasibility study.
- Adoption of Britannia Beach Heritage Buildings Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 1876-2024
- Allocation of $10,039 from Area C Community Works Funds for Devine Water service solar power monitoring
- Third reading of zoning and OCP amendments for Bralorne Adventure Lodge
- Application for up to $600,000 in UBCM Community Resilience Investment for FireSmart funding
- Request for $5,000 from the Pemberton & District Initiative Fund for a Truth and Reconciliation event
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is meeting to decide on registering Notices on Title for construction contrary to building bylaws in Areas A and C. The body will also review several funding requests for community projects, fire protection, and local associations.
- Notice on Title for construction contrary to building bylaws: Carrigan/Nishikawa (Area C), Coggins/Coggins (Area C), and Davie (Area A)
- Proposed $10,039 allocation for Devine Water service solar power reservoir monitoring system
- Proposed $25,000 grant to Britannia Mine Museum for library locker site preparation
- Proposed $6,000 for Fire Smart tipping fees at Lillooet landfill
- Funding requests for St’át’imc Futures Scholarship ($2,000-$3,000) and Xet̓ólacw Community School ($500-$5,000)
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing several funding requests for community projects, fire services, and social events. The agenda includes recommendations for Canada Community Building Fund allocations across multiple electoral areas.
- $30,394.04 for Gates Lake Park second public toilet (Electoral Area C)
- $100,000 for Pemberton Meadows Fire Association new fire hall (Electoral Area C)
- $10,000 for Lil’wat Nation teacher’s residence redevelopment (Electoral Area C)
- $52,122 for Lillooet Learning Communities Society heat pump systems (Electoral Area B)
- Investigation of urine diversion toilets at Paradise Valley Road
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a $40,000 grant request for the Wildlife Connectivity Project. Staff are also providing updates on the Solid Waste & Resource Management Plan and 2023 waste diversion data.
- $40,000 grant-in-aid request from Squamish Environmental Conservation Society
- Solid Waste & Resource Management Plan update
- 2023 Waste Diversion Update
- Planning and Development staff presentation
- Agricultural Land Trusts staff presentation
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board is meeting to receive the final 2023 audited financial statements and approve the draft minutes from its April 24 session. The agenda is primarily procedural and administrative, with no public hearings or new policy votes scheduled. The board also held a closed session to discuss labour relations, litigation, and government negotiations.
- Receipt of final 2023 audited financial statements prepared by BDO Canada LLP
- Approval of draft minutes from the April 24, 2024 board meeting
- Closed session covering labour relations, litigation, and government negotiations
- Review of 2023 financial position showing $2,780,835 in cash and $2,856,905 in long-term debt
- CAO verbal update on a relocated May board meeting to Furry Creek Golf and Country Club
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board is reviewing several zoning and heritage conservation bylaws across multiple electoral areas. Discussions also include updates on the Britannia Oceanfront development and hazardous waste testing funding.
- Adoption of Heritage Conservation Service Establishing Bylaws for Electoral Areas A, B, and C
- Zoning amendments for SSMUH in Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D
- Bylaw No. 1866-2024 zoning amendment for WedgeWoods Estates SL12
- Update on $80,000 funding for hazardous waste testing related to the 2023 Downton Lake Wildfire
- Approval of the 2023 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Statements of Financial Information
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing a zoning bylaw amendment for WedgeWoods Estates in Electoral Area C. The agenda also includes multiple requests for community project funding across several electoral areas.
- Electoral Area C Zoning Bylaw Amendment - WedgeWoods Estates SL12
- $4,000 allocation for Highline Road picnic bench replacement
- $2,500 request from Lillooet Music Society for annual concert series
- $5,885 request from Just Do It Sports Society for junior golf equipment and registration
- $5,000 request from Skate Lillooet for website development
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board is considering various infrastructure funding requests for Bralorne and Furry Creek. Discussions also include zoning and OCP amendments for the Bralorne Adventure Lodge and wildfire recovery marketing initiatives.
- $30,000 for Bralorne Water service meters
- $26,000 for Bralinore Sewer system capital upgrades
- $160,000 for Furry Creek Sewer headworks auger
- $75,000 for Britannia Beach Sewer headworks auger
- $20,000 grant application for Bridge River Valley Wildfire Recovery marketing
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board Special Meeting
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board is convening a special meeting via electronic facilities. The agenda includes a closed session regarding employee relations and a vote to consider late business items.
- Closed session regarding labour or employee relations
- Decision on late business
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
The committee will consider a recommendation to adopt Bylaw No. 1864-2024 regarding recreation service fees and charges. The agenda also includes an update on the Nature Play Park relocation and a $5,000 funding request for dog enclosures.
- Adoption of Recreation Service Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1864-2024
- $5,000 funding request from Pemberton Animal Wellbeing Society (PAWS)
- Nature Play Park relocation update
- May 2024 Pemberton and District Community Fund Report
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing funding requests for community works and local organizations. Discussions include infrastructure upgrades for Bralorne and Furry Creek sewer services, as well as proposed zoning and OCP bylaw amendments for the Bralorne Adventure Lodge.
- Allocation of up to $30,000 for Bralorne Water service water meters
- Allocation of up to $26,000 for Bralorne Sewer system capital upgrades
- Allocation of up to $160,000 for Furry Creek Sewer service headworks auger
- Allocation of up to $75,000 for Britannia Beach Sewer service headworks auger
- First reading of Bralorne Adventure Lodge Zoning and OCP Bylaw amendments
Area B Agricultural Advisory Committee
The Area B Agricultural Advisory Committee met to review the Area B OCP Amendment Bylaw and discuss agricultural initiatives. The committee recommended increasing the Farmland Protection DPA distance from 100m back to 300m to align with Ministry guidelines.
- Recommendation to increase Farmland Protection DPA buffer to 300m
- Review of Area B OCP Amendment Bylaw including agritourism and farm worker housing policies
- Update on $89,250 provincial grant for ALR digital orthophotography project
- Discussion of St’at’imc Nation agricultural and food systems initiatives
- Discussion of SLRD FireSmart opportunities for farmers and ranchers
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review a 2023 wildfire debrief and receive a presentation on planning and development. The agenda also includes several requests for decisions regarding land transfers, service agreements, and trail funding.
- 2023 Wildfire Debrief presentation
- Request to acquire property at PID #010-838-848 (Gun Lake airstrip) for $1
- Services Agreement with Granicus for meeting livestreaming and archiving
- Grant of up to $3,000 to Squamish Trails Society for Cheakamus Canyon repairs
- Planning and Development presentation regarding Regional Growth Strategy
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board is meeting to approve the 2023 audited financial statements. The agenda also includes a closed meeting regarding labour relations, legal matters, and government negotiations.
- Approval of 2023 Audited Financial Statements
- Closed meeting for labour relations, litigation, and negotiations
- Offsite board meeting scheduled for May in Area D
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board will review multiple zoning bylaw amendments for Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D following provincial Bill 44 housing legislation. The agenda also includes decisions on the 2023 audited financial statements and various community funding requests.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaws No. 1851-2024 through 1854-2024 regarding Bill 44 housing amendments
- Approval of the 2023 Audited Financial Statements
- Up to $45,000 funding request for asbestos testing in properties impacted by the Downton Lake wildfire
- Joint grant application to the FCC AgriSpirit Fund for up to $25,000
- Temporary Use Permit No. 74 for FortisBC Energy Inc. in Electoral Area D
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing several community funding requests and infrastructure recommendations. Discussions include allocating funds for refuse services, wildfire mitigation, and various local organizations.
- $1,000 for D’Arcy/Devine/Birkenhead Refuse services (metal bin rentals)
- $5,000 for Ponderosa Community FireSmart Wildfire Mitigation
- $4,500 for Squamish Arts Annual Artwalk
- $2,500 for Lillooet & District Rescue Society training
- Up to $37,000 for Devine Water service capital upgrades
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a request to approve the 2024-2026 Strategic Plan, including updated mission and vision statements. The proposal also includes establishing an annual schedule for quarterly staff updates on action plans.
- Approval of 2024-2026 Strategic Plan and 'Plan on a Page'
- Sea to Sky RCMP 2023 review and 2024 outlook presentation
- SLRD Indigenous Relations, Truth and Reconciliation update
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board is considering the adoption of the 2024–2028 Financial Plan Bylaw. The agenda also includes decisions on parcel tax bylaws for various water and sewer services, as well as funding requests for water system upgrades in Area C.
- Adoption of the 2024–2028 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 1860-2024
- Allocation of up to $50,000 for water main upgrades on Collins Road
- Introduction and adoption of parcel tax bylaws for Devine, Bralorne, D’Arcy, and Pinecrest water services
- First reading and referral of a zoning amendment for Boulder Creek Operators Residence
- Adoption of agricultural zoning updates for Electoral Area B
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
The committee is reviewing the 2024 PVUS Budget Report and various information reports regarding recreation services. Discussions include budget increases for community grant funds and correspondence regarding park relocations and library accessibility.
- 2024 PVUS Budget Report
- Recreation Service Report - Birken Recreation and Cultural Society
- Recreation Service Report - Nature PlayScape Relocation
- Request for support: Pemberton and District Public Library Board facility accessibility on Sundays
- Increase of $6,000 to Cost Centre #2108 (Pemberton & District Arts, Culture and Recreation Grants Fund)
Electoral Area Directors Committee Special Meeting
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing several water infrastructure projects and zoning amendments. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative regarding a request for funding to support electric fence installations.
- Allocation of up to $37,000 for Devine water service capital upgrades
- Allocation of $50,000 for water main replacements on Collins Road in Pemberton North
- Allocation of up to $32,630 for D’Arcy Water System curbstop replacement and planning
- First reading of Bylaw 1850-2024 for Boulder Creek Operators Residence zoning amendment
- Request for $5,000 per year for two years from Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative
Policy Development and Review Committee
The Policy Development and Review Committee is considering a prioritized list of governance excellence initiatives. The proposed workplan includes a one-year review of the Procedure Bylaw and a six-month review of the Electronic Meetings Policy. The meeting also features a presentation on next steps for the Governance Excellence Initiative Project.
- Approval of a prioritized workplan for governance excellence initiatives
- Proposed one-year review of the SLRD Procedure Bylaw
- Proposed six-month review of the Electronic Meetings Policy
- Presentation on next steps for the Governance Excellence Initiative Project
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing plans to implement climate action through the Regional Growth Strategy. Discussions include using $165,882 in LGCAP reserve funds for EV charging stations, heat pumps, and trail upgrades.
- LGCAP funding implementation involving $165,882 in reserves
- Proposed installation of two Level 2 EV charging stations at the SLRD office
- Potential heat pump installations at Bralorne Church, Garibaldi Firehall, and Britannia Beach Firehall
- Integration of Climate Action Framework into the Regional Growth Strategy
- Presentation on Pemberton Valley flood response in Area C
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board is reviewing the 2024 budget bylaw which was deferred from a previous meeting. The proposed budget includes a 5% requisition increase over 2023 levels. The board will also receive updates regarding federal investments in aging and community care.
- Adoption of 2024 Budget Bylaw No. 51-2024
- Proposed $75,511 increase in requisition over 2023 levels
- Revised 2023 carry-forward surplus of $82,904
- Federal investment of $733 million for BC home and community care over five years
- VCH capital request for a new CT Scanner at SGH estimated at $2,600,000 cost share
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Board is reviewing bylaw amendments for the Gold Bridge and Pemberton transfer stations. Members will also discuss implementing new small-scale multi-unit housing legislation and hiring a consultant for a housing study. The agenda includes budget approvals for regional services like Search and Rescue.
- Adoption of fee bylaws for Gold Bridge and Pemberton transfer stations
- Up to $110,000 in Community Works Funds for Pemberton Fire/Rescue training facility
- Implementation approach for Small Scale, Multi-Unit Housing legislation (Bill 44)
- Service establishment amendments for Furry Creek and Whitecap Development
- Budget approvals for Search and Rescue and Pemberton TV and Radio
SLRD Public Hearing - Blackwater Road
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Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing several funding requests and land use permits. This includes a recommendation to provide up to $110,000 from Area C funds for the Pemberton Fire/Rescue Fire Training Facility. The meeting also covers community grants and a public hearing waiver request.
- Up to $110,000 for Pemberton Fire/Rescue Fire Training Facility
- Temporary Use Permit No. 74 for FortisBC Energy Inc. in Electoral Area D
- Public hearing waiver request for Blackcomb Snowmobiles Ltd. (Bylaw No. 1827-2024)
- $2,500 funding request for Whistler Adaptive Sports Program
- $2,000 funding request from Gold Bridge Community Club for flooring and asbestos testing
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
The committee will hear budget presentations from the Pemberton & District Public Library, Pemberton Valley Trails Association, and Pemberton & District Museum Archives Society. The meeting also includes staff reports regarding recreation financials, solid waste operations, and 2024 draft budget notes.
- Pemberton & District Public Library budget update
- Pemberton Valley Trails Association budget update requesting a $5,000 increase
- Pemberton & District Museum Archives Society budget update
- Information Report: Recreation Draft Budget and 5 Year Plan Financials
- Information Report: 2024 Draft Budget Notes - PVUS Services
Open House - SLRD Electoral Area A OCP
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District is conducting a review and update of the Electoral Area A Official Community Plan. Phase four of this project includes a staff presentation on the draft plan followed by public feedback opportunities.
- Virtual open house on February 6, 2024
- Online survey available from February 6 to 20, 2024
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Committee of the Whole
The Board will review direction for the SLRD Climate Action framework and its integration into the Regional Growth Strategy. Discussions also include funding for EV charging stations, transit pilots, and the 2024 Regional Budget.
- Direction request regarding SLRD Climate Action framework and Regional Growth Strategy
- LGCAP funding for EV charging stations at the SLRD office
- LGCAP funding for Sea-to-Sky/Friendship Trail upgrades or regional transit pilot
- 2024 Regional Budget Meeting #1
- Presentation by Lillooet Regional Invasive Species Society on post-wildfire vegetation
Sea to Sky Regional Hospital District Board
The Board will vote to introduce and adopt the 2024 Budget Bylaw No. 51-2024. The meeting also includes a review of community engagement findings regarding future health services in the Sea to Sky corridor.
- Introduction and adoption of 2024 Budget Bylaw No. 51-2024
- Review of Vancouver Coastal Health Phase 1 Community Engagement report
- Closed meeting session regarding negotiations with government or third parties
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Board is considering several bylaw amendments and local service changes. The agenda includes a funding request for the Squamish Valley Agriculture Plan and road improvements in Area D. The Board will also discuss initiating a search for new landfill management services.
- Amendment to Building Bylaw No. 1611-2020 regarding fee reduction time limits
- $10,000 allocation from Area D Amenities Fund for Misty’s Lane road improvements
- Zoning amendment adoption for North Arm Farm Brewery F&B Lounge expansion
- Authorization to begin RFP process for Lillooet Landfill and Recycling Centre services
- Request for a working group on Emergency and Disaster Management Act regulations
Pemberton Valley Utilities & Services Committee
The committee will review the 2024 draft budget notes for PVUS services and receive various progress reports. Presentations include a funding request from the Pemberton Animal Well-Being Society and a budget update from Pemberton Search & Rescue. The meeting also includes financial updates regarding recreation services.
- Funding request from Pemberton Animal Well-Being Society
- 2024 draft budget notes for PVUS services
- Recreation Services Q3 financial information report
- Budget update from Pemberton Search & Rescue
- Five Year Progress Report from the Pemberton Chamber of Commerce
Electoral Area Directors Committee
The Electoral Area Directors Committee will consider amendments to the regional building bylaw and a development variance permit for Electoral Area B. The agenda includes funding requests from the Lillooet Soccer Association and the Royal Canadian Legion. Additionally, directors will discuss road improvements for Misty's Lane and a governance project delegation.
- Amendment Bylaw No. 1838-2024 for Building Bylaw No. 1611-2020
- Development Variance Permit for setback reduction in Electoral Area B
- $10,000 allocation from Area D Amenities Fund for Misty’s Lane road improvements
- $5,000 funding request from Lillooet Soccer Association
- $10,000 funding request from Royal Canadian Legion Branch #201 Pemberton