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Corman Park No. 344 meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 3 weeks available.

Weeks

Week of 2026-07-20

Corman Park council set to weigh gravel pit renewal, zoning changes, and subdivisions

Council meeting — July 7

Corman Park No. 344 council was scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote on renewing an aggregate extraction license for Red Deer Industrial Sands Inc. for four years. The application, listed as DU 2025-67, covers 7 hectares near Township Road 392.

Council was also set to consider Bylaw 26-26, a zoning and Official Community Plan amendment for Saskview Investments and Hindmarch Holdings on SE 25-35-5-W3.

A subdivision application, SUBD-005935-2026, was on the agenda for R. Goud and W. Boersma at LSD 13 & 14, 36-38-7-W3.

A tax abatement request was listed for a property owner at Lsd 3 & 4, 8-35-6-W3, whose dwelling was destroyed by fire.

Council was also scheduled to review an endorsement of the Highway 41 Access Management Plan and a construction summary for Township Road 374 West. Administrative reports on HR, sponsorship requests, and election procedures rounded out the agenda.

Note: Minutes for this meeting had not been published as of July 20, so vote outcomes and final decisions are not yet available in the public record.

Administration committee — July 7

The executive committee was scheduled to meet after the regular council meeting for a closed-door review of mid-year staff performance check-ins, conducted under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(c) and (d), which covers labour and personnel matters. The committee was then expected to reconvene publicly to report any decisions.

Minutes had not been published as of July 20.

P4G District Planning Commission — July 9

The P4G District Planning Commission was set to consider several subdivision and rezoning applications:

A delegation from the City of Saskatoon, represented by Lesley Anderson, was scheduled to speak after item 9.c.

Minutes had not been published as of July 20.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed for the next 14 days. Residents should watch the RM of Corman Park website for publication of minutes from the July 7 and July 9 meetings, which will confirm what was decided.

Week of 2026-07-13

Corman Park council agenda includes gravel pit license renewal vote; police budget shows $1.8M year-to-date deficit

Corman Park No. 344 council was scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote on renewing an aggregate extraction license for Red Deer Industrial Sands Inc. at its July 7 meeting, according to the published agenda. Minutes from that meeting and three others over the past two weeks have not yet been published, so it is not yet confirmed what was decided.

Council — July 7

The council agenda listed a public hearing and vote on DU 2025-67, a four-year renewal of an aggregate extraction license on 7 hectares near Township Road 392. Also on the agenda:

Because minutes are not yet available, the outcomes of these items — including the gravel pit vote — cannot be confirmed.

Police Commission — June 29

The Police Commission agenda was largely procedural, with no public hearings or major policy decisions listed. Items included:

Minutes have not been published, so it is not confirmed which items were approved.

Administration Committee — July 7

The executive committee was scheduled to meet after the regular council meeting for a closed-door review of mid-year staff performance check-ins, cited under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(c) and (d). The committee was then expected to reconvene publicly to report any decisions. No minutes are available yet.

P4G District Planning Commission — July 9

The District Planning Commission agenda included several subdivision and rezoning applications:

Minutes have not been published.

Coming up

No meetings are listed on the schedule for the next 14 days. Residents seeking confirmed outcomes from the July 7 council meeting — particularly the gravel pit license vote and the zoning bylaw amendment — should watch for published minutes on the Corman Park No. 344 website.

Week of 2026-06-29

Corman Park Council Weighs Official Community Plan, P4G Future; Upcoming Meeting to Consider Gravel Pit Renewal

Corman Park No. 344 council met June 23 to consider a new Official Community Plan and a possible withdrawal from the P4G regional partnership, while the Police Commission held a routine financial review on June 29. Minutes for both meetings have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed. The next regular council meeting is set for July 7, with a public hearing on renewing a gravel pit license and other land-use items on the agenda.

Recent Council Meeting (June 23)

The June 23 agenda included multiple public hearings and votes. Council was scheduled to hold hearings on a rezoning bylaw (21-26) that would change a parcel at NW 4-36-6-W3 from Agricultural to Agricultural Residential 1, as well as on a new Official Community Plan (Bylaw 20-24) that would guide regional growth effective Nov. 1, 2026. Two discretionary-use applications were also up for decision: a garage suite at Parcel A, NW 6-38-4-W3 (DU 2026/09) and a daycare at Parcel W, SW 5-35-4-W3 (DU 2026/12).

Other items on the agenda included a loan of up to $9,000 to the Hamlet of Neuhorst for a park project, approval of a Fire Ban Policy (PS-003), direction on negotiating withdrawal from the P4G regional partnership, renaming a portion of Range Road 3060 to Harwood Road, and a request for a report on purchasing a used grass fire truck. As of July 5, no minutes have been published, so outcomes are not available.

Police Commission Meeting (June 29)

The Police Commission met June 29 on a largely procedural agenda. Items included approval of minutes, a Mastercard statement balance of $8,836.81 (covering training, equipment, and community engagement), a year-to-date police services budget deficit of $1,832,212, legal fees of $6,593.40 paid to McKercher LLP, and cheque details for vehicle maintenance, training, and supplies. The chief’s report was also presented. Again, minutes have not been released.

Upcoming Council Meeting (July 7)

Council will meet July 7 starting with a public hearing on a renewal application (DU 2025-67) for aggregate extraction on 7 hectares near Township Road 392 by Red Deer Industrial Sands Inc. A vote on renewing the license for four years will follow. Also on the agenda is a zoning bylaw and Official Community Plan amendment (Bylaw 26-26) for Saskview Investments and Hindmarch Holdings at SE 25-35-5-W3, a subdivision application (SUBD-005935-2026) for R. Goud and W. Boersma at LSD 13&14, 36-38-7-W3, and a tax abatement for a property owner at Lsd 3 & 4, 8-35-6-W3 whose dwelling was destroyed by fire. Additionally, council will consider endorsing a Highway 41 Access Management Plan and receive a construction summary for Township Road 374 West.

Upcoming Administration Committee (July 7)

Following the council meeting, the executive committee will meet in closed session under labour and personnel matters (LAFOIP Section 16(1)(c) and (d)) to conduct mid-year performance reviews. The committee will reconvene publicly to report any decisions.

Coming Up

Agendas and minutes are available on the RM of Corman Park No. 344 website.

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