Taylor public meetings in 2023
53 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing several staff-related policies, including leave and management housing rules. The meeting also covers library board appointments, a consulting allocation for the Peace Crossing Historical Society, and updates regarding the Taylor Bridge and active transportation grants.
- Adoption of Leave Policies
- Taylor Public Library Board Appointments
- Peace Crossing Historical Society Consulting Allocation
- Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 877, 2023, final reading and adoption
- Peace Island Park Policy discussion
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the 2024-2028 Proposed Financial Plan to find ways to balance the budget. Staff presented a revised 2024 budget that reduced the previous deficit from $597,000 to $378,000 through expenditure reductions.
- 2024-2028 Proposed Financial Plan deliberations
- Draft Official Community Plan presentation by Urban Systems
- Proposed amendments to Council Conference Meeting Remuneration and Reimbursement Policy
- Protective Services departmental update
- Operations departmental update
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed a proposed $6.96 million capital and consulting plan for 2024. The plan includes $5.735 million in committed expenditures and proposes transferring $667,000 to municipal reserves. Staff are seeking feedback on project priorities and funding strategies.
- Proposed 2024 Capital and Consulting Plan ($6.96 million total revenue)
- Sludge Thickening Project ($3,146,921)
- Public Works Shop Landscaping and Paving ($1,100,000)
- Participaction Trail ($670,000)
- Agreement to move forward with budget considerations for YMCA partnership for pool operations
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council met to adopt new bylaws regarding responsible pet ownership and backyard hens and bees. The meeting also included a community update from the Fort St. John RCMP and discussions regarding transportation service levels.
- Adoption of Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023
- Adoption of Backyard Hens and Bees Bylaw No. 869, 2023
- First three readings of Road Closure and Removal of Dedication Bylaw No. 870, 2023
- Approval of Peace Country Pickleball Association Rental Agreement
- Council support for Peace Region Crime Reduction Unit funding request
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed departmental updates regarding protective services, operations, and community services. Key discussions included the decommissioning of 100 Avenue West and the financial performance of the Lone Wolf Golf Club.
- Road Closure and Removal of Dedication Bylaw for 100 Avenue West
- Lone Wolf Golf Club 2023 season financial report
- Ionic Water Solutions Pilot Project update
- 2024-2028 Financial Plan Deliberations Calendar
- Protective Services departmental update
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing several new bylaws, including regulations for pet ownership and backyard hens and bees. The meeting also includes a community update from the Fort St. John RCMP and discussions regarding a pickleball lease agreement.
- Adoption of Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023
- Adoption of Backyard Hens and Bees Bylaw No. 869, 2023
- First three readings of Road Closure and Removal of Dedication Bylaw No. 870, 2023
- Peace Country Pickleball Lease Agreement discussion
- 2022 RCMP Community Update presentation
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed several departmental updates and proposed bylaws. Key discussions included amendments to pet ownership and backyard animal regulations, as well as staffing requests for protective services.
- Review of Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023
- Review of Backyard Hen and Bee Bylaw No. 869, 2023
- New employee request for Protective Services Technician/Fire Captain
- 2023 Financial Report including a $10,216.00 legal fee variance
- Community Services update regarding Peace Island Park and Lone Wolf Golf Club
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will discuss a proclamation request for the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation's 'Be an Angel' campaign. The meeting also includes reviews of the 2023 financial report, grant support for emergency preparedness, and two new proposed bylaws.
- Proclamation request for 'Be an Angel Month' in November
- Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023, first three readings
- Backyard Hens and Bees Bylaw No. 869, 2023, first three readings
- 2023 Financial Report for January 1 to June 30, 2023
- Grant Support for Community Emergency Preparedness Fund (CEPF)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a request to add a Protective Services Technician/Fire Captain position to the 2024 budget. The meeting also includes discussions on new pet ownership and backyard animal bylaws, as well as departmental updates.
- New employee request: Protective Services Technician/Fire Captain
- Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023
- Backyard Hen and Bee Bylaw No. 869, 2023
- Lone Wolf Golf Course August financials
- 2023 Financial Report (January 1 - June 30, 2023)
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council met to discuss various community matters including park improvements and safety proclamations. Council authorized spending from a tripartite agreement for new bathrooms at Peace Island Park and voted to rescind the fire ban for Class One outdoor campfires.
- Authorization of $50,000 for Peace Island Park bathrooms from the BC Hydro/West Coast Energy tripartite agreement
- Rescinding of the fire ban for Class One fires (outdoor campfires)
- Adoption of the Commemorative Bench Sponsorship Policy
- Proclamation of September 18-24, 2023, as Rail Safety Week
- Partial road closure of 100th Street on September 2, 2023, for a car show
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several staff reports, including updates from Corporate, Operations, Protective, and Community Services. Key discussions involve long-term water source options and proposed updates to corporate benefits and apparel policies.
- Long Term Water Feasibility Study and Water Source Options Report review
- Draft Corporate Apparel and Benefits Policies for future adoption
- Draft Commemorative Bench Sponsorship Policy
- Peace Island Park Old Caretaker Residence Removal
- Tripartite Agreement between District of Taylor, BC Hydro, and West Coast Energy
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council approved the purchase of a 2024 Toro Groundmaster 4100-D mower and increased the wide area mower budget by $7,000. Council also deferred first readings for the Responsible Pet Ownership and Backyard Hens and Bees bylaws to review public correspondence. Additionally, staff were directed to request inclusion in the Local Government Bylaw Notice Enforcement Act.
- Purchase of 2024 Toro Groundmaster 4100-D from Oakcreek Golf and Turf LP
- Increase of 2024 Wide Area Mower budget by $7,000 to $127,000
- Deferral of Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023
- Deferral of Backyard Hens and Bees Bylaw No. 869, 2023
- Request to Ministry of Attorney General to add Taylor to Bylaw Enforcement Regulation
Special Committee of the Whole
The Special Committee of the Whole will review a presentation regarding future water supply options for the District of Taylor. The study addresses decreasing water quality, limited capacity due to river flow, and impacts from upstream hydroelectric dam activities.
- Review of Baseline Scenario: adding wells to the existing location
- Review of Option 1: wells downstream of the Pine River confluence at Peace Island Park
- Review of Option 2: groundwater supply downstream of the Taylor Bridge
- Review of Option 3: tie-in to the City of Fort St. John waterline ($5.7 million estimated capital cost)
- Discussion of water quality, capacity, and infrastructure stability concerns
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed updates from the Protective Services and Operations departments. Discussions included fire rescue training, upcoming bylaw developments, water well rehabilitation, and road maintenance schedules.
- Protective Services update on fire rescue training and upcoming bylaws for pet ownership and backyard hens/bees
- UBCM funding of $45,000 for Next Generation 911 preparedness
- Operations update on Water Well #1 rehabilitation and the Ionic Water Solutions pilot project
- Estimated rail crossing upgrade costs of $11,743.75 with grants or $23,487.50 without
- Scheduled sidewalk repairs and road repairs at 103 Ave and 100 Street for late August
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will discuss several new bylaws and administrative reports. Key items include first readings for pet ownership and backyard animal regulations, as well as a formal thank you to the Emergency Support Services team.
- Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw No. 868, 2023 (First Three Readings)
- Backyard Hen and Bee Bylaw No. 869, 2023 (First Three Readings)
- RFQ-12-2023 Wide Area Mower Award
- Peace Community Church Community Orchard water charge forgiveness request
- Bylaw Enforcement Notice regarding the District of Taylor
Special Committee of the Whole
The Special Committee of the Whole will review a presentation regarding the 'What We Heard' engagement report for the Official Community Plan. The report summarizes resident input collected through surveys and public events between May and June 2023. This feedback will guide the District's long-term planning for land use, infrastructure, and community growth.
- Presentation of 'What We Heard' engagement report by Urban Systems planners
- Review of resident priorities including community health, parks, and municipal infrastructure
- Discussion of proposed draft vision for the District of Taylor
- Analysis of community feedback on amenities, safety, and economic development
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing various staff reports regarding community services, corporate operations, and the Lone Wolf Golf Club. Discussions include upcoming capital projects, departmental updates, and preparations for the UBCM Convention.
- Community Services Departmental Update
- Corporate Services Departmental Update
- Lone Wolf Golf Club June 2023 Financials
- 2023 Grant Update
- Policy Variance for Driveway Widths
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council met to adopt the 2022 Annual Report and establish strategic priorities for the 2022-2026 term. The meeting also included discussions on marketing revenue generation and the formation of a First Nations Land Acknowledgement Development Committee.
- Established 2022-2026 strategic priorities: Fiscal Responsibility, Economic Development, Asset Maintenance and Enhancement, Community Engagement, and Advocacy
- Adopted the 2022 District of Taylor Annual Report
- Established a First Nations Land Acknowledgement Development Committee
- Adopted the District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- Deferred the New Public Works Shop Parking Lot Project RFP to 2024
Special Council/Annual Meeting
The District of Taylor will hold an annual meeting to present the 2022 Annual Report. Council is scheduled to discuss the report's contents and move to formally adopt it.
- Presentation of the 2022 District of Taylor Annual Report
- Adoption of the 2022 District of Taylor Annual Report
- $100,000 grant for Lone Wolf Club House improvements
- $125,000 grant for Curling Rink ice plant replacement
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing departmental updates regarding operations, protective services, and community services. Discussions include infrastructure maintenance, fire rescue training, and upcoming municipal projects.
- Operations update on parking lot upgrades to the Operations Shop
- Protective Services update on regional radio repeater upgrades
- Financial report for Lone Wolf Golf Club
- Discussion of the draft District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- Review of community engagement for Bees and Hens and Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaws
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing several staff reports, including a new dress code policy and strategic priorities. The meeting also includes discussions on a new public works parking lot RFP and a request regarding child care funding.
- New Public Works Shop Parking Lot Project RFP
- Draft District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- District of Taylor 2022-2026 Strategic Priorities
- UBCM Child Care Resolution Request
- Pacific Northern Gas commodity cost consolidation notice
Special Committee of the Whole
This meeting is a Special Committee of the Whole for the District of Taylor. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and does not list specific new business or staff reports for discussion.
- First Nations Land Acknowledgement deferred for future workshop
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will review a donation request from the Taylor Public Library for summer reading rewards. The meeting also includes discussions on a new consolidated fees and charges bylaw and a revenue anticipation borrowing bylaw.
- Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 866, 2023 adoption
- Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw No. 867, 2023 first three readings
- Taylor Public Library donation request for swimming and camping passes
- Zero Turn Rear Discharge Mower RFQ No. 9 award
- NENAS CONNECT! sponsorship request
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed progress reports from Operations, Community Services, and Corporate Services. Key discussions included a $3.1 million waste water project, new evacuation signage, and collaboration on accessibility initiatives.
- $3.1 million Waste Water Solids Dewatering project
- $2,500 reallocation for alternate evacuation signage
- Proposed budget reallocation for old Public Works Shop utility costs
- Draft District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- Responsible Pet Ownership and Bee and Hen's Bylaw engagement
Special Council
The District of Taylor Special Council meeting was held in a closed session. No public business or new items were discussed during the meeting.
- Council voted unanimously to waive the notice of the special meeting
- Council moved to a closed meeting regarding labour relations, litigation, and protected information
- First Nations Land Acknowledgement was deferred for a future workshop
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the 2023 first-quarter financial report and departmental updates from Protective Services. Discussions include potential evacuation route signage, a new dress code policy, and updates on the Peace Island Park Bylaw.
- 2023 Financial Report covering January 1 to March 31
- Proposed $2,500 project for ten evacuation route signs
- Draft District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- Proposed amendments to the Peace Island Park Bylaw
- District Advertising and Sponsorship Agreement discussion
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council met to adopt the 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw and several new policies regarding travel expenses and staff compensation. Council also approved donations and fee waivers for local community groups and tourism initiatives.
- Adoption of 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 865, 2023
- Repeal and adoption of Council Conference/Meeting Attendance and Travel Expense Policies
- Adoption of the Dirty Work Compensation Policy
- $500 monetary donation and $300 in golf passes for North Peace Regional Grad Fest Society
- 100% ball diamond rental fee waiver for the 12th Annual Arnie Isberg Memorial Tournament
Special Committee of the Whole
This meeting is a Special Committee of the Whole for the District of Taylor. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and does not list specific new business or staff reports for discussion.
- First Nations Land Acknowledgement deferred for future workshop
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole discussed several staff reports, including updates on community services and corporate operations. Key discussions focused on proposed amendments to local bylaws and new internal district policies.
- Proposed amendments to Nuisances and Unsightly Premises Bylaw No.465,1993
- Draft Dirty Work Policy for staff safety and sewage education
- Draft District of Taylor Dress Code Policy
- Draft Travel Expense Policy Version 2
- $50,000 NDIT grant received for Economic Development Capacity Building
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing the 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw and several staff policy updates. The meeting includes a project update from the Taylor Public Library Board and discussions regarding various sponsorship and fee waiver requests.
- Adoption of 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 865, 2023
- Taylor Public Library project update
- UBCM Strategic Priorities Fund approval for infrastructure assessment (up to $261,000.00)
- Adoption of Council Remuneration, Reimbursement, and Travel Expense policies
- Adoption of Dirty Work Compensation Policy
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing departmental updates from Operations and Protective Services. Discussions include progress on capital projects, upcoming emergency preparedness events, and drafts for new municipal policies.
- Operations update on $20,000 Lift Station #3 Wet Well Mixer project
- Draft Dirty Work Policy review
- Proposed amendments to Nuisances and Unsightly Premises Bylaw No.465,1993
- Draft Travel Expense Policy Version 2 review
- $20,000 UBCM grant for Emergency Support Services training
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will review the 2022 financial statement presentation and audit findings report provided by KPMG LLP. The meeting includes discussions on 2023 tax rates and several contract awards for community services and infrastructure.
- Presentation of 2022 Financial Statement and Audit Findings Report
- First three readings of 2023 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 865, 2023
- Adoption of Miscellaneous Bylaws Repeal Bylaw No. 864, 2023
- Contract awards for Bedknife and Reel Grinder (RFQ 6 and 8)
- Contract awards for Golf Cart (RFQ 5-2023) and Sewer Lift Station #3 Wet Well Mixer (RFQ 7-2023)
Special Committee of the Whole
The meeting agenda consists primarily of procedural items and a discussion regarding Outlook, Teams, and iCompass. The First Nations Land Acknowledgement item has been deferred for a future workshop.
- Discussion regarding Outlook, Teams, and iCompass
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review the Community Futures Peace Liard annual report regarding regional business development. Staff will also present updates on community and corporate services, draft policies for council travel reimbursement, and a WorkSafe BC inspection report.
- Community Futures Peace Liard 2022-2023 Annual Report presentation
- Draft Council Conference/Meeting Attendance Remuneration and Reimbursement Policy
- Draft Travel Expense Policy
- Community Services Departmental Update
- WorkSafe BC Inspection report
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will consider adopting several new policies regarding vehicle replacement, staff substitution, and device usage. The meeting also includes discussions on capital purchase pre-approvals and awards for playground equipment replacement.
- Adoption of Fleet Life Cycle - Optimal Vehicle Replacement Policy
- Adoption of Substitution and Acting Up Policy
- Playground Equipment Replacement RFP No. 3 and 4-2023 Awards
- Adoption of Cellular Phone and Other Device Usage Policy
- Adoption of Use of Municipal Vehicles and Equipment Policy
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed a presentation from BC Hydro regarding the Site C Clean Energy Project Community Agreement. Discussions focused on water supply monitoring, road safety, and emergency preparedness. The meeting also included a review of minutes from a previous special meeting.
- BC Hydro proposed $85,000 for water supply monitoring in 2014
- BC Hydro proposed $50,000 for emergency preparedness planning in two payments
- BC Hydro proposed a $20,000 donation for road rescue services in Year 1 of construction
- Proposed development of 30 new long-stay RV spaces at Peace Island Park
- Draft Backyard Hen and Bee Keeping Bylaw discussion
Special Committee of the Whole
This meeting is a Special Committee of the Whole for the District of Taylor. The agenda consists of standard procedural items and does not list specific new business or reports for discussion.
- First Nations Land Acknowledgement item deferred for future workshop
Public Budget Consultation Meeting
The District of Taylor is presenting its proposed five-year financial plan to the public. The plan includes a proposed 4.5% taxation rate increase across all classes and outlines significant capital and operating expenditures.
- Proposed 4.5% taxation rate increase across all taxation classes
- Proposed 2023 capital budget of $8.356 million
- Sanitary sewer improvements totaling approximately $3.167 million
- Public Works Shop, paving, and landscaping budget of $2.208 million
- Jarvis Subdivision House and Park Development budget of $589,000
Special Committee of the Whole
The Special Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from BC Hydro regarding the Shoreline Protection Community Agreement. The meeting also notes that the First Nations Land Acknowledgement item has been deferred for a future workshop.
- Shoreline Protection Community Agreement presentation by Ben Rauscher (BC Hydro)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several departmental updates and draft policies. Key discussions include a new responsible pet ownership bylaw, water standpipe cost recovery, and various municipal usage policies.
- Draft Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw Version 2
- Water Standpipe Cost Recovery resolutions
- Proposed Public Notice Bylaw
- Jarvis Crescent Jump Start RFP
- $401,965 provincial grant for the Participation Trail
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing the 2023–2027 Financial Plan and a new Water, Sewer, and Garbage Fees Bylaw. The meeting also includes discussions on grant writing services and upcoming community events.
- Adoption of 2023–2027 Financial Plan Bylaw No. 862, 2023
- Adoption of Water, Sewer, and Garbage Fees Bylaw No. 861, 2023
- First three readings of Public Notice Bylaw No. 863, 2023
- Authorization for BC Peace Country River Rats Jet Boat Races and Poker Rally events
- Grant support for Community Emergency Preparedness Fund - Emergency Operations Centre 2023
Special Committee of the Whole
Consultant Janet Prestley presented a plan to review 40 existing bylaws and their amendments. The proposed work includes drafting a work plan for priorities and creating new bylaws or amendments. The presentation also discussed various enforcement methods, including the potential use of a Bylaw Notice Enforcement system.
- Presentation by consultant Janet Prestley regarding Bylaws and Enforcement
- Proposal to review 40 bylaws and their amendments
- Discussion of enforcement methods including Offense Act, Municipal Ticket Information, and Bylaw Notice Enforcement
- Review of fine structures, such as the Rubbish on Property Bylaw No. 465, 1993
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing departmental updates and proposed changes to municipal policies. Key discussions include approval in principle for a 4.5% tax rate increase across all classes and proposed fee adjustments for water, sewer, and garbage services.
- Proposed 4.5% even increase across all property tax classes
- Proposed water, sewer, and garbage fee increases of no more than 10%
- Discussion of a $100 annual standpipe user fee
- Draft Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw Version 2
- Street sweeper maintenance project costing $21,500
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council met to discuss various municipal updates and administrative policies. Key actions included adopting a new hours of work and overtime policy and authorizing a one-year agreement with the YMCA for seasonal pool operations.
- Adoption of Hours of Work and Overtime Policy
- One-year agreement with YMCA for District of Taylor Seasonal Pool operations
- Endorsement of 2023 Taylor Rural Fire Protection Service Agreement Amendment
- Approval of $1,206 in water and sewer fee forgiveness for Church of the Good Shepherd
- Adoption of Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 859, 2023
Special Committee of the Whole
The District of Taylor will hold a Special Committee of the Whole meeting to discuss a Community Charter presentation. The agenda contains limited substantive items beyond this presentation and procedural matters.
- Community Charter Presentation and verbal discussion
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing departmental updates and upcoming fiscal policies. Key discussions include proposed 2023 tax rates, water utility fees, and long-term water source options.
- 2023 Proposed Tax Rates
- 2023 Fees and Charges for Water, Sewer and Garbage
- Long Term Water Source Feasibility Study
- Hours of Work and Overtime Policy draft
- Ionic Water Solutions Pilot Project
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council will meet to discuss a 2023 amendment to the PRRD Rural Fire Protection Service Agreement and review new policies regarding hours of work and overtime. The meeting also includes discussions on sponsorship requests and the adoption of a municipal ticket information system amendment.
- 2023 PRRD Rural Fire Protection Service Agreement amendment
- Adoption of Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 859, 2023
- First three readings of Water, Sewer, and Garbage Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 861, 2023
- Sponsorship request from Taylor Curling Club 2x2 Bonspiel
- Sponsorship request from The Vertical Slam Ultimate Challenge Society
Special Committee of the Whole
The Special Committee of the Whole is reviewing a draft bylaw to update animal ownership regulations. The proposed changes include new rules for cat ownership and licensing to address community complaints regarding roaming cats.
- Draft Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw review
- Proposed cat licensing and ticketing fees
- Proposed one-year education period before fee enforcement
- Limit of three dogs and/or three cats per dwelling unit
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed updates from the Protective Services Department and discussed an amendment to the PRRD Rural Fire Protection Service Agreement. A recommendation regarding the fire protection agreement will be brought to the February 6, 2023, Regular Council Meeting. The meeting also included a years of service award for Travis Lafleur.
- Discussion of the 2023 amendment to the Taylor - PRRD Rural Fire Protection Service Agreement
- Protective Services departmental update regarding Canada Summer Jobs Program application
- Announcement of upcoming Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) member training
- Presentation of a 20-year Years of Service Award to Travis Lafleur
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing several bylaw amendments regarding traffic, parking, and municipal ticket systems. The meeting also includes discussions on community emergency preparedness grants and summer user fees.
- Traffic and Parking Amendment Bylaw No. 858, 2022 (Adoption)
- Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 859, 2023 (Third Reading)
- Community Services Summer User Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 860, 2023 (Adoption)
- Proposed $100 fine for first sidewalk or road obstruction offense
- Grant support for the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole reviewed departmental updates and discussed proposed changes to the 2023 fees and charges. Members also deliberated on street lighting design, local transit options, and a request for proposals for the Lone Wolf Golf Club restaurant.
- Proposed $30,000 budget for 2023 Street Lighting Audit Project including design
- Review of 2023 Community Services Summer User Fees and Charges
- Request for Proposals for Lone Wolf Golf Club food and beverage concession
- Discussion of 2023-2027 Proposed Financial Plan
- Proposed installation of two public electric vehicle charging stations
Regular Council
The District of Taylor Council is reviewing several proposed bylaws regarding traffic, parking, and community service fees. They are also considering the 2023 proposed financial plan to prepare for capital projects and seasonal hiring.
- Adoption of District of Taylor Code of Responsible Conduct for Council Members Policy
- Traffic and Parking Amendment Bylaw No. 858, 2022 (First Three Readings)
- Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 859, 2023 (First Three Readings)
- Community Services Summer User Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 860, 2023 (First Three Readings)
- 2023 Proposed Financial Plan preliminary approval
Special Committee of the Whole
The meeting consisted of procedural actions and a transition to a closed session. No new business, staff reports, or guest delegations were presented.
- First Nations Land Acknowledgement item deferred for future workshop
- Meeting moved to closed session at 2:01 p.m. regarding labour or employee relations