Northern Sunrise County public meetings in 2023
47 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council
The Northern Sunrise County Council is reviewing amendments to Policy 3.18 to update remuneration rates for officials. This follows a previously approved 4% cost-of-living increase for County staff. The meeting also includes discussions on the 2024 provisional budgets and various donation requests.
- Amendment to Policy 3.18 regarding Council and Board Remuneration
- Bylaw B434/23: Cancellation of a Subdivision Plan
- Bylaw B439/23: Redistricting land from Agricultural District (A) to Country Residential District (CR)
- Review of 2024 Provisional Operating and Capital Budgets
- Donation request from École des Quatre-Vents School Council for a playground
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B435/23, which seeks to amend the existing Sunrise Gateway Business Park Area Structure Plan. The proposed changes aim to update road networks and bylaws while removing certain areas previously identified for commercial expansion to preserve agricultural land.
- Second reading of Bylaw B435/23 to amend Sunrise Gateway Business Park Bylaw B189/11
- Business case review for East Hill Lift Station & Forcemain
- Review of mill rate reduction impact and comparison
- Request for decision on 2024 VSI Services (1980) Ltd. contract extension
- Playground funding request from École des Quatre-Vents School Council
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The committee will hold an election for Chairperson and review the 2023 Strategic Plan implementation. Members will also receive updates on Council strategic planning sessions and a Deloitte survey regarding regional economic development.
- Election for Committee Chairperson
- Review of 2023 Strategic Plan Implementation
- Update on Council's strategic planning sessions with Dr. Gord
- Discussion of Northern and Regional Economic Development Program Deloitte Survey
- Economic Development Officer's September 2023 Quarterly Report
Council
The Council will review various business items including a funding request for landfill tipping fees and several community invitations. The meeting also includes reports from individual councillors and the Chief Administrative Officer.
- Funding request from St. Isidore Cultural Committee for $10,600 in landfill tipping fees
- Review of 2023 Development Permits List
- Discussion of Bylaw B421/23 regarding Family and Community Support Services Advisory Committee
- Proposal for Misery Mountain Groomer purchase
- Request for funding for the Nampa Remembrance Day Ceremony
Governance & Priorities Committee
The Governance & Priorities Committee is reviewing Bylaw B435/23 to amend the existing Sunrise Gateway Business Park Area Structure Plan. The proposed amendment expands the plan area by approximately 1 km for future commercial and industrial use and introduces new development permit requirements for certain livestock densities.
- Proposed Bylaw B435/23 to expand SGBP ASP boundaries by approximately 1 km
- New requirement for development permits on parcels with more than one animal unit per four acres
- Bylaw amendment to update road networks and land use districts in Bylaw B189/11
- Integration of a 1.6 km buffer for Confined Feeding Operations (CFOs) from residential areas
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will hold elections for a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The meeting also includes a review of the commission's terms of reference, code of ethics, and a specific farmstead separation subdivision application.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Review of Municipal Planning Commission Terms of Reference
- Review of Board and Committee Members Code of Ethics
- Subdivision Application 23MK02DSS: 10.87 acre Farmstead Separation (Lorraine Gour, SW-30-81-21-W5M)
Watershed Advisory Committee
The committee will elect a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson as required by its Terms of Reference. Members will also review the 2024 Expressions of Interest and the ALUS Project Matrix, which includes evaluating adaptive multi-paddock grazing and water projects.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Review of 2024 ALUS Expressions of Interest
- Review of ALUS Project Matrix including grazing and water projects
- Presentation on ALUS brand updates
- Presentation on ALUS year-end program updates
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will discuss and give first reading to the Draft Land Use Bylaw B430/23, which updates and replaces Bylaw B275/15. The meeting also includes updates on development permits, financial reports, and economic development.
- Draft Land Use Bylaw B430/23 for first reading
- Update of Development Permits List
- Third Quarter Variance Reports in Finance
Organizational Council Meeting
The Council is meeting to conduct annual organizational business, including the election of a Reeve and Deputy Reeve. The agenda also includes reviewing signing authorities and committee appointments.
- Election of the Reeve
- Election of the Deputy Reeve
- Review of draft resolutions for signing authorities at RBC Royal Bank
- Appointment of members to various boards and committees
- Closed meeting regarding personal privacy disclosures (FOIP Section 17)
Agricultural Service Board
The Northern Sunrise County Agricultural Service Board will host presentations from Alberta Environment and Protected Areas regarding the Water Act and herbicide application regulations. The meeting also includes reviews of provincial resolutions, agricultural disaster declarations, and updates on agriculture and irrigation.
- Presentation on Alberta Water Act authorizations and enforcement
- Presentation on herbicide application regulations
- Review of responses to Lambda-Cyhalothrin pesticide re-evaluation
- Review of 2023 Resolutions Report Card
- Discussion of agricultural disaster declarations from various Alberta counties
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B435/23, which proposes amending the Sunrise Gateway Business Park Area Structure Plan. The amendment aims to update road networks and include additional lands for commercial or industrial use while establishing new regulations for livestock density.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw B4SB/23 regarding Sunrise Gateway Business Park amendments
- Proposed requirement for development permits for parcels with more than one animal unit per four acres
- Review of Northern Sunrise County Housing Market Analysis and Economic Development reports
- Request from Heart River Golf Course to change the use of 2023 grant funds
- Update on 2023 Development Permits, including various shops, camps, and dwellings
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing two subdivision applications for farmstead separations. The primary application involves a 15.99-acre lot near Nampa that requires land from adjacent sections to meet sewage setback requirements.
- Subdivision Application 23MK020: 15.99-acre farmstead separation for Sheila Brent and Alan & Frances Gardner
- Subdivision Application 23MK025: 17-acre farmstead separation for Dave Freeland
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will review Bylaw B437/23, which updates the Regional Assessment Review Board. The revision specifically changes a position title to Legislative Services Coordinator.
- Third reading of Bylaw B437/23 (Revised Regional Assessment Review Board)
- Repeal of Bylaw B425/23 to establish Director of Legislative Services and Human Resources position
- Review of 2023 Development Permits List Update
- Discussion on Well and Pipeline Tax Holiday impact report
- Community Services Quarterly Reports
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is reviewing ideas for the 2023/202 and 2024 Strategic Plans using SWOT analyses. Members are also preparing for upcoming Northern Alberta Economic Development Grant applications and committee member renewals.
- Northern Lakes College trades course sponsorship available for $1,500
- Review of 2023/2024 Strategic Plan ideas and SWOT analysis
- Discussion of upcoming Northern Alberta Economic Development Grant intake
- Committee member renewal applications for October 24, 2023, organizational meeting
- Report on Broadband (Internet) Services for Northern Sunrise County
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B422/23, which proposes changes to the Municipal Development Plan. The amendments aim to regulate future confined feeding operations and commercial alternative energy developments within the County.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw B422/23 to amend Municipal Development Plan
- Bylaw B435/23 to amend Sunrise Gateway Business Park Bylaw
- Time extension request for Subdivision Application 21MK20
- Review of Policy 3.2 Investments
- Request from Peace Regional Healthcare Attraction and Retention Committee for $2,000 annually
Council
The Council is considering amendments to the Internet Supplement Grant policy to update bandwidth standards and remove certain cost clauses. Additionally, officials are seeking a one-year extension for subdivision application 21MK041 due to land title registration issues.
- Amendments to Policy 1.20 Internet Supplement Grant regarding bandwidth speeds and installation costs
- One-year time extension request for Subdivision Application 21MK041 on E-21-83-20-W5M
- Review of the 2023 Development Permits List Update as of August 15, 2023
- Presentation of the 2023 Second Quarter Variance Reports
- Review of the Protective Services Biannual Report
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing a development permit application for a 25-person temporary work camp at SE-6-82-12-W5M. The proposal includes on-site sewage treatment and above-ground water tanks to support winter drilling projects.
- Development Permit 23-19: Temporary work camp for Islander Oil & Gas Inc. at SE-6-82-12-W5M
- Development Permit 23-20: Public Use administration office for Child and Family Services at Plan 812 1420, Block 5, Lot 69
Council
The Council is reviewing a request to waive water bills for residents in wildfire evacuation zones. Additionally, officials are considering Bylaw B422/23 to update regulations for confined feeding operations and alternative energy developments.
- Request to waive water bills for 6 accounts totaling $1,008.31 due to wildfire usage
- Second reading of Bylaw B422/23 to amend the Municipal Development Plan
- Proposed 1.6 km buffer for confined feeding operations from residential areas
- New regulations for Commercial Alternative Energy Developments
- Scheduled Public Hearing for September 12, 2023, at 10:00 a.m.
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will decide on a resolution addressing the downloading of operating costs for provincially owned deteriorating housing. The meeting also includes updates from various departments and public discussions.
- Resolution on Downloading of Operating Costs for Deteriorating Provincially Owned Housing
- 2023 Development Permits List Update
- Discussion with Nolan Lavoie, Resident on Livestock Farming
Council
The Council is reviewing a request from the Nampa and District Daycare Society for 90% of three months of operating funds. The meeting also includes discussions on internet grants, housing authority funds, and several community invitations.
- Nampa and District Daycare Society request for $64,084.49 to cover 90% of three months of operating costs
- Discussion regarding Northern Sunrise County Internet Supplement Grant
- Review of 2023 Development Permits List Update
- Presentation by Holy Family Catholic Regional Division
- Review of Economic and Tourism Development Quarterly Report (April to June 2023)
Council
The Council is reviewing bylaws to establish a $2,000,000 line of credit and increase the credit card limit to $75,000. Additionally, officials will discuss a request from the Nampa Daycare Society for 90% of operating funds for three months.
- Bylaw B426/23: Increasing County credit card limit from $55,000 to $75,000
- Bylaw B427/23: Establishing a $2,000,000 line of credit with RBC for operating expenditures
- Nampa Daycare Society request for 90% of operating funds for a three-month period
- Bylaw B433/23: Lending Bylaw for the Smoky Applied Research and Demonstration Association
- Discussion regarding ongoing acute care patient bed closures at Peace Regional Community Health Centre
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is reviewing 2024 budget items for member conference attendance and discussing various economic development grants. The meeting also addresses strategic planning and collaboration with local committees.
- EDA conference attendance cost of $3,864.68
- Growing the North conference attendance cost of $1,763.80
- Municipal Economic Development Capacity Building Microgrant discussion
- Rural Municipal Economic Dev. Grant discussion
- Collaboration with Invest in Alberta
Council
The Council is reviewing several maps regarding minimum distance separation for confined feeding operations. These maps show different buffer zones, ranging from 1.6 km to 4 km, around residences and hamlets to assist with the draft Municipal Development Plan Bylaw B422/23.
- Review of Confined Feeding Operations Minimum Distance Separation Maps
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 432/23 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- Bylaw B426/23 Credit Card Borrowing Bylaw
- Bylaw B427/23 Line of Credit Borrowing Bylaw
- Disposal of Agricultural Services Department Surplus Equipment
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board will review several reports including plant disease surveys and wild boar activity. The board is also reviewing a new Rental Equipment Policy and updates regarding municipal agricultural disasters.
- Northern Sunrise County Rental Equipment Policy
- 2022 Plant Disease Survey
- Alberta Seed Processors Fusarium Seed Infection Surveillance Interim Report
- RMA Guide for Declaring Municipal Agriculture Disasters Version 2.0
- Agricultural Service Board 2020-2024 Grant Agreement Amendment
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing a subdivision application to create a 10.15-acre lot for farmstead separation at Pt. SW-6-83-20-W5M. The proposal involves consolidating an existing subdivision into the remaining quarter section. The Development Officer has recommended approval subject to several conditions, including tax payments and road upgrades.
- Subdivision application 23MK011 for a 10.15-acre parcel at Pt. SW-6-83-20-W5M
- Proposed consolidation of Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 072 9136 into the balance of the quarter section
- Requirement for any outstanding property taxes to be paid in full
- Requirement for access to meet County standards at the developer's expense
- Review of Municipal Planning Commission's Terms of Reference
Watershed Advisory Committee
The Northern Sunrise County Watershed Advisory Committee will receive an update from ALUS Canada regarding carbon markets and the New Acre Project. The committee will also review 2023 funding allocations and project proposals for clean water prioritization.
- Presentation on ALUS Canada & the Carbon Market by Katherine Balpataky
- Review of 2023 Dave Reid Award nomination for Robb Stavne
- Discussion of 2023 Funding Allocation (Northern Sunrise County 2023 Schedule A)
- Review of Northern Sunrise County Clean Water Prioritization Tool (CWPT) project proposals
- Information on the Alberta Wetland Policy Guide and Landowners Guide
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B433/23 to provide a $100,000 loan from the General Capital Reserve to the Smoky Applied Research and Demonstration Association. The funds are intended for the construction of a new facility to house trial plot processing and staff offices. This item is presented for a first reading.
- Bylaw B433/23: $100,000 lending bylaw for SARDA facility
- Bylaw 432/23: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw B275/15
- 2023 First Quarter Variance Report review
- Request for temporary closure of a portion of Sunrise Road for Canada Day
- Request for water bill waiver due to County wildfire
Municipal Planning Commission
Wapiti Gravel Suppliers, a division of N.P.A. Ltd., has applied for a development permit to operate a 79.64-acre gravel pit. The project is expected to become active in Spring 2023 with haul routes heading south toward Highway 986.
- Development permit application 23-07 for a gravel pit at E-17-90-14-W5M & SE-20-90-14-W5M
- Proposed development of a 79.64-acre gravel pit
- Estimated construction costs of $499,000.00
- Requirement for a Road Use Agreement for Haig Lake Road and other County roads utilized
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is reviewing a draft strategy to attract new residents and retain local youth. The meeting also addresses volunteer shortages for events and reviews a letter from the Peace River EDC regarding downtown crime.
- Review of NSC Youth Retention and People Attraction Strategy draft
- Discussion on creating funding/program documents to address lack of event volunteers
- Information regarding a letter from Peace River EDC to MLA Dan Williams concerning downtown crime
- Review of March 2023 Economic Development Quarterly Report
Council
The Council will review amendments to the rental equipment policy and consider appointing seasonal employees as Weed and Pest Inspectors. The meeting also includes reviewing recent development permits and charitable donation tallies.
- Appointment of ten seasonal employees as Weed and Pest Inspectors
- Amendments to Policy 2.5 Rental Equipment
- Review of 2023 Development Permits list
- Update on 2023 Council Grants and Charitable Donations tally
- Discussion of requests for donations from various community organizations
Council
The Council is considering the third reading of a bylaw to establish property tax rates for the 2023 taxation year. The decision includes instructions on how to communicate provincial policing costs to taxpayers.
- Third reading of Bylaw B431/23 Tax Rate Bylaw
- Establishment of municipal tax levies totaling $25,757,714
- Approval of provincial policing cost information for 2023 tax notice inserts
- Minimum property tax levy set at $50.00 for all parcels
- Discussion on minimum distance separation for confined feeding operations
Council
Northern Sunrise County Council will review a referral from the Town of Peace River regarding an amendment to their Municipal Development Plan. The proposal seeks to allow mixed-use development, including medium-density residential, within commercial areas on the West Hill.
- Review of Town of Peace River Intermunicipal Development Plan referral
- Discussion of 2023 Operations and Capital Budgets
- Review of Bylaw B431/23 Tax Rate Bylaw
- Update on April 2023 Development Permits list
- Review of 2023 Charitable Donations Tally
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is reviewing a draft strategy to attract new residents and retain local youth. The meeting also addresses volunteer shortages for events and reviews a letter regarding crime in Peace River.
- Review of NSC Youth Retention and People Attraction Strategy draft
- Discussion on creating documents for non-profit funding and event procedures
- Review of Peace River Economic Development Committee letter to MLA Dan Williams
- Invitation for committee members to attend Joosed Moose wine tasting
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing two development permit applications. These include a request to move a manufactured home onto agricultural land and an addition of ten camping sites to an existing recreational vehicle park.
- Development permit 23-03: Manufactured home at SW-35-83-20-W5M/SE-35-83-20-W5M/NW-26-83-20-W5M/NE-26-83-20-W5M
- Development permit 23-04: Addition of 10 individual camping sites at SE-23-83-21-W5M; Plan 182050; Block 1; Lot 6
- Draft Land Use Bylaw review
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B418/23 to establish new procedures for council and committee meetings. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding the redistricting of land from Agricultural to Direct Control District.
- Third reading of Bylaw B418/23 Council Procedural Bylaw
- Public Hearing for Bylaw B428/23 to rezone Plan 1422529, Block 1, Lot 1 from Agricultural to Direct Control District
- Development Permit Application 23-05 for a temporary camp within SE-10-82-19-W5M
- Briefing on the Pat's Creek Mitigation Project with Town of Peace River
- Review of the 2022 Fourth Quarter Variance Report
Council
The Council is reviewing several legislative updates including a new procedural bylaw and a fees and charges bylaw. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding amendments to the Municipal Development Plan.
- Bylaw B418/23: Council Procedural Bylaw
- Bylaw B424/23: Fees and Charges Bylaw
- Bylaw B429/23: Repeal of Bylaws B126/07 and B135/07
- Public Hearing for Bylaw B422/23 to amend the Municipal Development Plan Bylaw B397/21
- Appointment of Fire Guardians
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee will discuss the Peace Country Events and Recreation Study, which inventories local events and examines operational challenges. They will also hear a presentation from Trevor Wiebe of Integra Tire and consider adding a member from the Peace River Economic Development Committee.
- Peace Country Events and Recreation Study - 2023 (pages 6-118)
- Trevor Wiebe - Integra Tire presentation (page 119)
- Request for Terms of Reference to add a member from Peace River Economic Development Committee
- Review of Growing the North conference attended by committee members
Watershed Advisory Committee
The Northern Sunrise County Watershed Advisory Committee will hear presentations on the ALUS Canada program, a Clean Water Prioritization Tool from the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, and the 2022 Heart River Water Quality Report from Solstice Environmental Consulting. The committee will also consider several ALUS project proposals. The meeting includes updates and discussions on water quality and watershed management.
- Presentation on ALUS Canada update by Karen Snethun
- Discussion of Clean Water Prioritization Tool (CWPT) for Northern Sunrise County by Marcus Becker of ABMI
- Review of 2022 Heart River Water Quality Report by Heather Slivinski of Solstice Environmental Consulting
- Consideration of ALUS project proposals NSC-01851S-C2426, NSC-01960H-C2571, and NSC-01956B-2567
- Information item: Green Acreages Workshop on March 28, 2023
Council
Council will consider a draft Land Use Bylaw, a redistricting bylaw, and third reading of bylaws appointing designated officers. Several public hearings and donation requests are also on the agenda. The meeting includes presentations on confined feeding operations and the Peace Regional Airshow.
- RFD: Draft Land Use Bylaw (pages 24-214)
- Bylaw B428/23 to redistrict a portion of Plan 1422529; Block 1; Lot 1 from Agricultural to Direct Control District
- Third reading of Bylaw B423/23 (Director of Finance) and Bylaw B425/23 (Director of Legislative Services and Human Resources)
- 10:30 a.m. presentation from Natural Resources Conservation Board on confined feeding operations
- Donation request from Peace Regional Airshow Association for July 22-23, 2023 airshow
Governance & Priorities Committee
The Governance & Priorities Committee will discuss updates to the Council Procedural Bylaw, including changes required by the Municipal Government Act and minor housekeeping edits. They will also discuss speed limits on Township Road 840. The committee is a forum for discussion and cannot make final decisions.
- Discussion of updated draft Bylaw B418/23 (Council Procedural Bylaw)
- Discussion of speed limits on Township Road 840 (Bylaw B298/16)
- Closed meeting for advice from officials under FOIP Section 24
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will decide on a subdivision application from Lavoie Ventures Ltd. to create an 18.73-acre farmstead parcel from four quarter sections. The proposal is recommended for approval with conditions including tax payment and road upgrades. The commission will also discuss options for a land acknowledgment statement.
- Subdivision application 23MK01 for 18.73-acre farmstead from SE-35-83-20-W5M, SW-35-83-20-W5M, NE-26-83-20-W5M & NW-26-83-20-W5M
- Recommendation to approve with conditions: pay taxes, upgrade road access, sign developer agreement
- Discussion of three land acknowledgment options for Treaty 8 territory
- Development permit list includes Cavalier Energy Ltd. temporary camp and McKinney Hall Association addition
Council
The Council is reviewing Bylaw B419/23 to provide non-residential property tax incentives for new developments on undeveloped lots. This measure aims to encourage industrial and commercial growth within the Sunrise Gateway Business Park.
- Bylaw B419/23: Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive (requires $250,000 assessment increase threshold)
- Bylaw B420/23: Public Hearing to amend Land Use Bylaw B275/15 to include a Temporary Camp District
- Bylaw B424/23: Fees and Charges Bylaw
- Bylaw B423/23: Director of Finance position
- Bylaw B425/23: Director of Legislative Services and Human Resources position
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board will consider updates to rental equipment fees and charges, hear a presentation from the Peace Country Beef & Forage Association, and discuss a funding request from the Alberta Invasive Species Council. The board will also review reports on pest monitoring, the rural veterinarian shortage, and the Cleanfarms container recycling program transition.
- Proposed rental equipment fee changes: Schulte Mower $600/day, Vermeer Tree Planter $175/day, Cattle Corral Panels $100/day
- Presentation from Liisa Jeffrey, Executive Director of Peace Country Beef & Forage Association, on 2022 annual update
- Funding request from Alberta Invasive Species Council for 2023 sponsorship
- Discussion of rural large animal veterinarian shortage, including incentive programs from other municipalities
- Cleanfarms container recycling program transition and Alberta Municipal Jug Site Closure Dates
Economic & Tourism Development Committee
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee is discussing tourism development initiatives, including a review of local events and recreational venues. Notable items include the cancellation of Peace Fest for 2023 due to lack of volunteers, a potential grant for marketing the Sunrise Gateway Business Park, and a proposal for summer student projects. The committee is also considering collaboration with the Peace River Economic Development Committee.
- Peace Fest canceled for 2023 due to lack of volunteers
- Discussion of a matching grant (minimum $10,000) for economic development initiatives, including a marketing campaign for Sunrise Gateway Business Park
- Proposed summer student projects: geocaching event, youth entrepreneur program, community webpages, and a welcome program for new residents
- Update on Mighty Peace Tourism Association: annual county investment of $5,000, geocaching for 60th anniversary, walking trail mapping, Francophone Circle Tour
- PR Ski Hill struggling to find insurance to operate
Council
The Council will consider a date for a ceremony to present Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Medals to three residents. The agenda also includes discussions on the Land Use Bylaw refresh, municipal development plan amendments, and major capital projects.
- Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Medal presentation ceremony
- Land Use Bylaw Refresh open house
- Bylaw B422/23 to amend the Municipal Development Plan
- Major Capital Projects tracking report
- Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive (Bylaw No. B419/23)
Council
Council will discuss a request from Marie Dyck regarding a new daycare facility in Nampa and area, including forming a non-profit society to offer $10-a-day daycare. They will also consider several bylaws and policies, including amendments to the Land Use Bylaw to add a Temporary Camp District, a refresh of the Land Use Bylaw, and updates to travel and remuneration policies. The agenda includes multiple requests for donations and sponsorships from local organizations.
- Request to waive subdivision application extension fee for Rendez-Vous RV Park and East Side Storage
- Bylaw B420/23 to amend Land Use Bylaw B275/15 to include Temporary Camp District
- RFD: Northern Sunrise County's Land Use Bylaw Refresh Emerging Trends Report
- RFD: Confined Feeding Operations Minimum Distance Separation and the Municipal Development Plan
- Annual request for financial support from Peace Regional Victim Services
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission will elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson, adopt a code of ethics, and receive training. The only development application is a temporary camp by Cavalier Energy at SE-22-93-7-W5M.
- Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson for one-year terms
- Adoption of Policy 1.18 Board and Committee Member Code of Ethics
- MPC Training 101 session for new members
- Development permit application 22-25: Cavalier Energy temporary camp at SE-22-93-7-W5M