Council set to consider new zoning bylaw, other business at June 24 meeting
Hudson’s Hope council will take up a new zoning bylaw and several other items when it meets on June 24. The agenda includes a proposed update to the town’s land-use rules, a contract for hazardous-materials abatement, and the allocation of community grants. No decisions have been recorded yet; the meeting minutes have not been published.
New Zoning Bylaw 960, 2025
The main item on the agenda is the first reading and potential adoption of Zoning Bylaw 960, 2025, which would replace the existing zoning regulations. Council will discuss the bylaw and could vote to give it final approval at the meeting. If adopted, the new bylaw would update permitted land uses across the municipality. The agenda does not specify what changes are proposed.
Other items up for consideration
- **Red Shale Purchase (RCM-REC-055)**: Council will consider a purchase of red shale, a material used for roads and trails. The dollar amount is not listed in the agenda summary.
- **Hazardous Materials Abatement Contract (RCM-PW-053)**: A contract award for hazardous-materials removal will be discussed and potentially approved. No contractor name or value was provided in the agenda.
- **2026 Financial Assistance Grant Allocation (RCM-REC-056)**: Council will allocate grants from the 2026 Financial Assistance program. Recipients and amounts are not detailed in the summary.
- **Repeal of old bylaws**: Several outdated bylaws, including Bylaw 980 and Bylaw 978, are scheduled for repeal.
The meeting also includes a closed session, the subject of which is not listed.
Coming up
The next regular council meeting is scheduled for July 15. According to the published agenda, that meeting contains no substantive business – only procedural boilerplate and content placeholders. No decisions or discussions are listed. Residents may want to check back closer to the date for any updates.