Yellowhead County public meetings in 2021
34 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Heritage Advisory Board
The Heritage Advisory Board will organize itself by electing a chairperson and approving a quarterly 2022 meeting schedule. It will also consider a $3,900 grant for the Edson Cultural Heritage Organization's One Room School Exhibit, review the Heritage Program Business Plan, and direct creation of a digital heritage collection.
- Approve $3,900 Historic Programs and Facilities Grant to Edson Cultural Heritage Organization for One Room School Exhibit
- Elect chairperson for remainder of 2021 and all of 2022
- Approve 2022 meeting schedule (March 9, June 8, Sept 14, Dec 14 at Wildwood Office)
- Direct Administration to provide draft updated Heritage Program Business Plan
- Direct Heritage Coordinator to establish a Heritage Program Digital Collection
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
Yellowhead County's Governance and Priorities Committee meets Dec. 14, 2021 in Edson to hear two public presentations and several information items. Bill McClelland and Judi Rusk appeal the denial of a second approach to 301 Seabolt Estates under Policy 3200.08, and the West Yellowhead Trail Society presents its Pathway to the Park plan. The committee will also review the Snow Removal Policy 3200.22 and direct Administration to draft a transfer station card policy, then hold a closed session under FOIP Section 24.
- Public presentation: Bill McClelland and Judi Rusk appeal denial of a second approach at 301 Seabolt Estates under Policy 3200.08
- Public presentation: West Yellowhead Trail Society's Pathway to the Park presentation
- Snow Removal Policy 3200.22 review accepted as information
- Direction to Administration to prepare a transfer station card system policy for future Council approval
- Closed session under Freedom of Information Protection of Privacy Act, Section 24 (CAO overview)
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to adopt the 2022 interim budget, approve property tax write-offs, and award a road grader tender. They will also give first reading to a land use bylaw amendment and discuss the provincial police transition study. The agenda includes several routine approvals of minutes and reports, plus a closed session for confidential matters.
- Adopt 2022 interim budget effective January 1, 2022
- Approve tax write-offs totaling $167,070.76 and $227,153.32 for tax forfeiture rolls
- Award Wolf Lake Road grader tender to McPhee Construction Ltd. ($136/hr to $148/hr over 5 years)
- First reading of Bylaw 19.21 to rezone part of SW 19-53-07-W5M from RD to CRD
- Approve Municipal Emergency Plan and schedule council for provincial police transition meeting
Agricultural Services Board
The Yellowhead County Agricultural Services Board will consider awarding grants totaling $21,440 to local agricultural organizations, including the Wildwood Agricultural Society, Yellowhead 4-H District Council, West Central Forage Association, and Stewardship Alliance for Conservation Agriculture. The board will also appoint a chairperson for a one-year term and accept several informational reports.
- $4,000 grant to Wildwood Agricultural Society for grounds improvement (two identical requests)
- $2,800 grant to Yellowhead 4-H District Council
- $9,000 grant to West Central Forage Association
- $5,640 grant to Stewardship Alliance for Conservation Agriculture
- Appointment of ASB Chairperson for term ending November 24, 2022
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Governance and Priorities Committee will hear presentations from the Stars Foundation, the Cadomin Community Society, and the Yellowhead Agricultural Society. The committee will also discuss the Forest Resource Advisory Group, dust control policy revisions for Wilmore Park Road, and receive monthly operational highlights. The meeting includes a closed session under FOIPP Section 24.
- Stars Foundation requests a per-capita or fixed-rate contribution for 2022-2025
- Cadomin Community Society requests funding to construct a new community hall
- Discussion on Forest Resource Advisory Group
- Dust Control Policy 3200.02 revisions for Wilmore Park Road
- Closed session under FOIPP Section 24
Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Board
The Yellowhead County FCSS Board is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice-Chair, set its 2022 meeting schedule, and decide on attendance at the provincial FCSSAA conference. The board will also receive orientation and reports from program coordinators. Most items are routine administrative decisions.
- Election of Board Chair and Vice-Chair for term to 2022 Council organizational meeting
- Approval of members to attend FCSSAA Conference and AGM Dec 2-3, 2021 at $225 per member
- Establishment of 2022 board meeting schedule (six regular meetings plus regional/provincial meetings)
- Nomination of voting delegates for December 2021 FCSSAA AGM
- Reports from Children's, Youth, and Community Outreach Coordinators and FCSS Supervisor
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council meets to adopt prior minutes, consider a one-year Licence of Occupation Agreement with Canadian National Railways for road allowance land, give first reading to Bylaw 13.21 and schedule a public hearing, and decide on rejecting tenders for sand/salt storage buildings. Council will also set 2022 interim budget deliberation dates and review the September 2021 financial report.
- Licence of Occupation Agreement with Canadian National Railways for road allowance adjoining NE 30-53-9-W5M and SW 29-53-9-W5M, max 1 year
- First reading of Bylaw 13.21, forwarded to public hearing December 7, 2021
- Recommendation to reject all tenders for sand/salt storage buildings in Edson and Wildwood
- 2022 Interim Budget deliberation dates: November 17, 30, and December 6, 2021
- Adoption of September 2021 Financial Report
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council meets to adopt the October 12, 2021 minutes and discuss Remembrance Day attendance. Council will also receive information on the Follow Up Action List, the November/December 2021 Council schedule, and the Capital Projects Status List. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- Adoption of October 12, 2021 Council Meeting Minutes
- Discussion of Council attendance at Remembrance Day celebrations in Edson, Evansburg, Hinton, and Wildwood
- Acceptance of Follow Up Action List (FUAL) for October 26, 2021
- Acceptance of November and December 2021 Council Schedule
- Acceptance of Capital Projects Status List as of October 31, 2021
Organizational Meeting
This is the organizational meeting where Council will elect a Deputy Mayor for the 2021-2022 term, adopt the regular meeting schedule for the year, and appoint councillors to various boards and committees. The agenda also includes a closed session under FOIP Section 17. Most items are procedural, with no financial decisions or public hearings listed.
- Election of Deputy Mayor for term October 26, 2021 to October 25, 2022
- Adoption of regular Council meeting dates (second and fourth Tuesdays) and Governance and Priorities meetings (third Tuesdays) at 9:30 AM in Edson
- Appointments to statutory boards including Assessment Review Boards, Subdivision and Development Appeal Board, and Agricultural Service Board
- Appointments to joint boards such as West Yellowhead Regional Waste Management Authority and YCE Multiplex Committee
- Closed session under Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Section 17
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to consider several administrative and planning items. Key decisions include accepting a Thurber Engineering report on the YCE Multiplex, directing administration on council remuneration changes, amending the Communications Tower Policy, and approving updates to development and subdivision fees. The agenda also includes routine adoption of minutes and information items, plus a closed session.
- YCE Multiplex update from Thurber Engineering (report pages 12-146)
- Council Remuneration Review - direction on changes
- Amendments to Communications Tower Policy 6100.04
- Fee Schedule Amendments - Schedule D (Development & Subdivision Fees) of Bylaw 18.15
- Closed session under FOIP Act Section 16
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to consider final readings of several planning bylaws, including a new Land Use Bylaw and amendments to the Municipal Development Plan, plus rescinding two Area Structure Plans. They will also vote on cemetery maintenance grants, a speed reduction bylaw for East Crossing Road, and accept routine financial and administrative reports. The agenda includes a closed session.
- Second and third reading of Bylaw 09.21, a new Land Use Bylaw
- Second and third reading of Bylaw 10.21, amending Municipal Development Plan 15.13
- Second and third reading of Bylaw 11.21, rescinding Hinton East Boundary Joint Area Structure Plan
- Second and third reading of Bylaw 12.21, rescinding Stonewater Ranch Area Structure Plan
- First to third reading of Bylaw 18.21, authorizing speed limits on East Crossing Road
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Governance and Priorities Committee will consider a recommendation to confirm support for the Evergreens Foundation's strategic plan and its development of new seniors' supportive housing in Wildwood and Victor Lake. The committee will also discuss drafting a letter to CN about blocked roadways, accept departmental highlights, consider a $1,000 grant to the Alberta Invasive Species Council, and receive an update on the Police and Crisis Team. The agenda includes several routine reports and a closed session.
- Evergreens Foundation: support for new seniors' supportive housing in Wildwood ($17M, 45 beds) and Victor Lake ($7M, 12 units)
- Direct Administration to draft letter to CN regarding blocked roadways
- Award $1,000 grant to Alberta Invasive Species Council
- Continue participation in Drayton Valley and Area PACT meetings
- Accept August 2021 Community Services and Infrastructure/Planning highlights
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will hold public hearings on a new Land Use Bylaw (09.21) and a Municipal Development Plan amendment (10.21), plus consider rescinding two Area Structure Plans. Council will also decide on an unbudgeted expense for the Town of Edson Landfill Fire Expenses and other administrative items.
- Public hearing for Bylaw 09.21, new Land Use Bylaw
- Public hearing for Bylaw 10.21, amendment to Municipal Development Plan
- Bylaw 11.21 to rescind Hinton East Boundary Joint Area Structure Plan
- Bylaw 12.21 to rescind Stonewater Ranch Area Structure Plan
- Unbudgeted expense of $83,882.55 for Town of Edson Landfill Fire Expenses 2019 from Landfill Reserve
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to decide on several administrative and policy items, including restructuring community services advisory boards through new bylaws, revising the dust control policy, and setting the 2021 property tax auction. The agenda also includes routine items like adopting minutes, financial reports, and the council schedule.
- First, second, and third readings of Bylaws 14.21, 15.21, 16.21, and 17.21 to restructure FCSS, Recreation, Heritage, and Agricultural Service Boards
- Approval of revised Board Remuneration Policy No. 1100.09
- Revision of Dust Control Policy 3200.02
- Adoption of reserve bids and sale conditions for the 2021 property tax auction
- Setting the 2021 Property Tax Auction date for October 28, 2021 at 10am at the Edson Administration Building
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
Yellowhead County's Governance and Priorities Committee will discuss several items, including a request to stop train whistling at the Hwy 751 crossing in MacKay, a letter of support for legalizing harvest preserves, and updates on infrastructure and planning. The committee will also consider a recreation grants policy update and receive reports from councillors. The meeting includes a closed session.
- Request to send letter to CN to minimize train whistling at HWY 751 rail crossing (MacKay area)
- Request for letter of support for legalization of Harvest Preserves, forwarded to Aug 24 council meeting
- Infrastructure and Planning Highlights: Swanson Road reconstruction 70% complete, Reno/Trans Mountain Road overlay completed, RR 92 (UFA) tender awarded
- Update to Recreation Grants Policy No. 7100.02 directed for Aug 27 council meeting
- Closed session under FOIP Act Section 24
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider declaring a state of agricultural disaster for the 2021 farming season, give first reading to a new Land Use Bylaw and related planning amendments, and award a tender for road work in Wildwood. The agenda also includes funding for the Town of Edson landfill expansion, appointment of a municipal assessor, and routine administrative reports.
- Declare state of Agricultural Disaster for 2021 farming season
- First reading of Bylaw 09.21 (Land Use Bylaw) and Bylaws 10.21, 11.21, 12.21 (planning amendments) with public hearings set for September 14, 2021
- Approve additional $47,250 for Town of Edson landfill expansion from landfill reserve
- Award tender for Range Road 92 in Wildwood to Barsi Enterprises Ltd. for $692,700.00
- Appoint Bob Daudelin of Accurate Assessment Group Ltd as Municipal Assessor effective August 1, 2021
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
Yellowhead County's Governance and Priorities Committee will hear a presentation from the Yellowhead Agriculture Society on a new facility funding proposal, review a conceptual design report for upgrading the Bear Lake Access Road, and consider directing administration to update the Dust Control Policy. The committee will also receive reports on agricultural disaster conditions, rural housing needs, and monthly departmental highlights. The agenda is largely informational, with no final decisions scheduled except for potential direction on the dust control policy.
- Yellowhead Agriculture Society proposes new 49,000 sq ft facility, total project cost $2,648,000, seeking $500,000 County funding
- Bear Lake Access Road conceptual design report (Hwy 748 to campground, 1.64 km) received for information
- Dust Control Policy No. 3200.02 review - Council to provide direction to update
- Declaration of State of Agricultural Disaster - administration directed to bring forward report and draft declaration
- 2020 Rural Housing and Service Needs Estimation Project report received as information
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will vote on several administrative and financial items, including authorizing special ballots for the October 18, 2021 municipal election, approving a policy on disclosure of candidate information, and deciding whether to write off $71,568.13 in unpaid property taxes. Council will also consider a request for a property tax incentive program and accept routine reports on finances and capital projects. The agenda includes a closed session under FOIP Section 16.
- Authorize special ballots and designate Good Samaritan Pembina Village as institutional voting station for Oct 18, 2021 election
- Approve Policy No. 1100.20 - Disclosure of Candidate Information
- Decline property tax incentive program with Turning Point Generation
- Write off $71,568.13 in property taxes owed by Point Loma Resources
- Accept May 2021 Financial Report and Capital Project Status List
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
Yellowhead County's Governance and Priorities Committee will discuss several items, including a possible boat launch at the old Rosevear ferry site, an update on the 2021 election, and reports from various departments. The committee will also consider appointing a councillor to a police and crisis response team and approving a partnership with a seniors transportation society. Most items are for information or discussion, with decisions expected on the boat launch funding direction and the partnership.
- Direct administration to include funding for a boat launch at the old Rosevear ferry site in the 2022 budget
- Accept 2021 Election update, including changes to advance voting and no special ballots
- Appoint a councillor to the Drayton Valley Police and Crisis Response Team
- Approve partnership with Drive Happiness Seniors Transportation Society and sign MOU
- Accept Community Services and Protective Services monthly reports
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will vote on a $12,000 grant to the Cadomin Community Society for concept design of a potential new hall (target max budget $1,500,000), and consider adopting Policy 1200.21 on non-residential property tax agreements. The agenda also includes routine adoption of minutes, financial reports, and status lists, plus a request from the Brule Community Society to offer naming rights for interior rooms at the Brule Community Hall.
- Cadomin Community Society $12,000 grant request for concept design of a new hall (target max budget $1,500,000)
- Brule Community Society request to offer naming rights of interior facility rooms at Brule Community Hall to corporate sponsors
- Adoption of Policy 1200.21 Non-residential Property Tax Agreements
- April 2021 Financial Report for information
- Capital Projects Status List as of April 30, 2021
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Governance and Priorities Committee will discuss options for repairing flood damage at Site #4 on Range Road 170A north of Township Road 541, with administration recommending Option 1A at an estimated cost of $1.3 million. The committee will also review the 2021 General Development Plan and Stand Tending Plan, an Agricultural Services Supervisor report, responses to provincial conference resolutions, and a policy discussion on the Edson Golf Club capital assistance grant request. The agenda includes routine items such as adoption of the agenda, councillor reports, and a closed session.
- Culvert/erosion repairs at Site #4, Rge Rd 170A, estimated $1.3M, requiring $400,000 additional funding
- 2021 General Development Plan & 2021 Stand Tending Plan
- Agricultural Services Supervisor Report
- 2021 ASB Provincial Conference Resolution Responses
- Edson Golf Club Capital Assistance Grant Request - Policy Discussion
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to decide on sending letters of support for Kathairos Solutions Inc. to funding competitions, and to pass a resolution closing a portion of Road Plan 3764EO. The agenda also includes routine adoption of minutes, acceptance of follow-up action lists, schedules, and information packages, followed by a closed session.
- Direct administration to send letters of support for Kathairos Solutions Inc. to Natural Gas Innovation Fund and Clean Resource Innovation Network Competitions
- Resolution to close all of Road Plan 3764EO within NE & NW 25-53-10-W5M, forwarded to Minister of Transportation for approval
- Adoption of April 27, 2021 Council meeting minutes
- Acceptance of Follow Up Action List, Council Schedule, and Council Information Packages for April 29 and May 6, 2021
- Closed session under FOIP Act Sections 21, 23, and 24
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider awarding a $680,500 tender for the YH-19 Robb Communication Tower build to Turris Contractors Inc., give third reading to the Municipal Parks Bylaw, and approve several routine items including appointments, financial reports, and a letter to the Minister. The agenda also includes a closed session and cancellation of summer meetings.
- Award YH-19 Robb Communication Tower build to Turris Contractors Inc. for $680,500 CDN
- Third reading of Bylaw 08.21 Municipal Parks
- Appoint 16 municipal inspectors under Alberta Agricultural Pests Act and Weed Control Act
- Approve letter to Minister Nixon regarding Off Highway Vehicle random camping
- Cancel June 8, July 13, and August 10, 2021 Council Meetings
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Yellowhead County Governance and Priorities Committee will hear presentations from Wind River Power on the proposed $200 million Canyon Creek Pumped Hydro Energy Storage project, from Kathairos Solutions on methane emission reduction technology, and from Community Futures West Yellowhead on business visitation survey results. The committee will also discuss Off Highway Vehicle usage and receive reports from the mayor and councillors. The meeting includes a closed session.
- Presentation on 75 MW Canyon Creek Pumped Hydro Energy Storage project, capital cost approx. $200 million, near Obed mine site
- Presentation on Kathairos Solutions' liquid nitrogen system to eliminate methane venting at oil and gas sites
- Community Futures West Yellowhead business visitation survey results from fall 2020
- Discussion item on Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) usage
- Closed session under FOIP Act Sections 21, 23, 24
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider adopting the 2021 Final Budget of $133,511,090, the 2020 Audited Financial Statement, and bylaws setting 2021 tax rates and penalties for non-residential tax agreements. Council will also vote on increasing campground overnight fees to $20/night, updating the municipal parks bylaw, and a land use rezoning. The meeting includes routine adoption of minutes and information items.
- Adopt 2021 Final Budget of $133,511,090
- Increase campground overnight fees to $20/night (Bylaw 18.15 amendment)
- Give readings to Bylaw 06.21 setting 2021 tax rates
- Give readings to Bylaw 07.21 imposing penalty within non-residential property tax agreements
- Rezone Plan 902 0512, Block 2, Lot 1 from RD to CR (Bylaw 04.21)
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider awarding two infrastructure contracts totaling over $2.7 million, hold a public hearing on a land use bylaw amendment, and give final readings to an area structure plan amendment. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, financial reports, and policies.
- Award 2021 Summer Gravel Program contract to McLeod Valley Sand and Gravel Ltd. for $969,943.41
- Award Reno Road and Trans Mountain Road asphalt paving tender to Ledcor Highways Ltd. for $1,795,512.11
- Public hearing on Bylaw 04.21 to rezone part of NE 31-53-16-W5M from RD-Rural to CR-Country Residential for a subdivision
- Second and third reading of Bylaw 05.21 to amend the Joint Edson West Area Structure Plan
- Direct administration to prepare a non-residential property tax agreement policy
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Governance and Priorities Committee will hear a project update on the Cascade Power Project from Kineticor and PCL Construction, and will discuss the 2021 final budget. The committee will also review the Welcome to Our Backyard Sasquatch campaign for 2021 and receive reports from councillors.
- Cascade Power Project update: 52,262 hours worked, 1,063 piles installed, no COVID-19 cases
- 2021 Final Budget Discussions
- Welcome to Our Backyard – Sasquatch Campaign Council Update for 2021
- Councillor reports from all divisions and mayor
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider appointing Luc Mercier as Chief Administrative Officer effective April 5, 2021, and will hold a public hearing on Bylaw 05.21 to amend the Edson West Area Structure Plan. Council will also adopt the 2021 West Yellowhead Regional Waste Management Authority budgets and accept the January financial report. The agenda includes routine items like adopting minutes, the follow-up action list, and council schedule.
- Appointment of Luc Mercier as Chief Administrative Officer effective April 5, 2021
- Public hearing for Bylaw 05.21 amending the Edson West Area Structure Plan (Bylaw 37.11)
- Adoption of 2021 West Yellowhead Regional Waste Management Authority Operating and Capital budgets
- Acceptance of January Financial Report for information
- Adoption of February 23, 2021 council minutes
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider a $30,000 grant request for the Bighorn Trail Rehabilitation Project Phase Two, a land-use bylaw amendment for a property near Edson, and a request to decline a tax waiver for properties if purchased by Silverleaf Resources Inc. The agenda also includes a presentation from Teck Mine, a funding request for a national suicide prevention hotline, and a request to defer Shelterpod operational funding until September 2021. The meeting includes routine adoption of minutes and reports.
- Consider $30,000 grant for Bighorn Trail Rehabilitation Project Phase Two
- First reading of Bylaw 04.21 to rezone part of NE 31-53-16-W5M from Rural District to Country Residential District
- Recommendation to decline tax waiver for properties if purchased by Silverleaf Resources Inc.
- Support letter for national suicide prevention hotline to MP, MLAs, and federal officials
- Defer Shelterpod operational funding request to September 2021 for 2022 budget
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
The Yellowhead County Governance and Priorities Committee will hear presentations on the Edson and District Homelessness Project's Shelterpod pilot and a budget request from the Foothills Recreation Management Association. The committee will also discuss a UFA request for a variance to road/parking lot standards in Wildwood, a Vista Coal topic, a campground review, and a social transportation opportunity. The agenda includes standard adoption and adjournment motions.
- Shelterpod pilot: 5 emergency sleeping pods at Edson Recycling Depot, $64,000 build cost, seeking County financial support
- Foothills Recreation Management Association presentation and budget request
- UFA request for variance to road/parking lot standards in Hamlet of Wildwood
- Vista Coal topic for discussion
- Campground review
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will decide on a two-year extension of the expired revenue sharing agreement with the Town of Edson, approve an amended MOU for the YCE Centre, and consider a corrected $313,905 funding allocation for the Brule Hall project from the Facility Replacement Reserve. The agenda also includes first reading of a bylaw to amend the Joint Edson West Area Structure Plan, a resolution to close road plans, and presentations from UFA Bulk Fuel and RCMP detachments.
- Two-year extension of revenue sharing agreement with Town of Edson
- Approve $313,905 for Brule Hall design and site preparation from Facility Replacement Reserve
- First reading of Bylaw 5.21 amending Joint Edson West Area Structure Plan, public hearing March 9
- Resolution to close Road Plan 8021030 and 7920331 within SE 1-56-14-W5M
- UFA Bulk Fuel Wildwood presentation on cardlock upgrade options
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council is meeting to decide on several administrative and infrastructure items, including a partnership application for a federal broadband fund, approval of a site for the YH-19 Robb tower, and the sale of a tax-forfeited property. The agenda also includes adoption of policies, financial reports, and routine administrative updates.
- Approve partnership application with Nova/Rock, 3CIS, and Morad Communications for the Universal Broadband Fund
- Approve site six (6) for the YH-19 Robb tower build
- Adopt Policy No. 1200.20 on Acceptance and Use of Electronic Signatures
- Approve sale of property at NW 34-53-17-W5 (Tax roll 03187) for $110,000 plus GST
- Approve transfer of title to tax rolls 184790, 184792, 197824, and 301923 to Yellowhead County as Tax Forfeiture
Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting
Yellowhead County's Governance and Priorities Committee will review several items, including setting the 2021 dust control fee, addressing resident concerns about Range Road 185, and discussing a revenue sharing agreement with Edson. The committee will also consider a request to ban engine retarder brakes on Wolf Lake Road and complete a survey for the RMA governance review.
- Dust control fee for 2021 set at $199 (33% of 2020 actual cost of $602)
- Range Road 185 residents' concerns to be discussed
- Proposed use of engine retarder brakes on Wolf Lake Road
- Revenue sharing agreement with Edson
- RMA Board Governance Review survey completion
Council Meeting
Yellowhead County Council will consider several bylaws, including repealing obsolete bylaws, a local improvement fee for Evansburg, and a nomination bylaw update. They will also vote on appointing the Agricultural Services Appeal Committee, a letter of support for the North Saskatchewan River heritage designation, and awarding a bridge replacement tender. Financial reports and routine administrative items are also on the agenda.
- Award tender for Elk River Road bridge (BF 81477) replacement to Prairie Erectors International Inc. for $812,783.00
- Three readings of Bylaw 01.21 to repeal inoperative, obsolete and expired bylaws
- Three readings of Evansburg Local Improvement Fee Bylaw 02.21
- Three readings of Nomination Bylaw 03.21 to comply with Minister's Order
- Approve letter of support to designate North Saskatchewan River under Canadian Heritage Rivers System