Leduc public meetings in 2023

Council Meeting

Leduc Council is reviewing the 2024 operating budget of $122,003,290 and the 2024–2026 capital budget of $98,188,350. The agenda also includes second and third readings for bylaws regarding 2024 fees and off-site levies. Additionally, several appointments to various municipal boards for 2024 are scheduled for consideration.

• Approval of the $122,003,290 2024 Operating Budget
• Approval of the $98,188,350 2024–2026 Capital Budget
• Bylaw No. 1150-2023 regarding 2024 fees
• Bylaw No. 1167-2023 regarding off-site levies
• Appointment of public members to various 2024 municipal boards

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council will consider selecting an option from the Extreme Weather Overflow Emergency Shelter Options report. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding a school resource officer request from Black Gold School Division.

• Extreme Weather Overflow Emergency Shelter Options decision
• Black Gold School Division School Resource Officer Request presentation
• Leduc Hub Association Community Engagement Survey Results report
• Leduc Drug Action Committee 2023 Annual Update

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council will consider the first reading of Bylaw No. 1167-2023, the Off-site Levy Bylaw. The meeting includes deliberations on flagged items for the 2024 public budget. Additionally, council will receive the third quarter financial variance report for 2023.

• First reading of Bylaw No. 1167-2023 (Off-site Levy Bylaw)
• Deliberations on 2024 Public Budget flagged items
• Presentation regarding Alberta Legacy Development Society (Grain Elevator)
• Third Quarter Financial Variance Report 2023

Council Meeting

The City Council will review the 2024-2026 operating and capital budget for Community and Protective Services. The agenda includes multiple bylaw readings regarding fees, animal licensing, flags, council procedures, and electronic communications.

• Appointment of MNP LLP as City auditor for a three-year term (2023 to 2026)
• Bylaw No. 1150-2023 - 2024 Fees Bylaw (1st Reading)
• Bylaw No. 1162-2023 - Flags Bylaw (3rd Reading)
• Bylaw No. 1163-2023 - Animal Licencing and Control Bylaw amendments (1st Reading)
• Bylaw No. 1164-2023 - Council Procedures Bylaw amendments (2nd and 3rd Readings)

Council Meeting

The meeting includes deliberations on the 2024 operating and capital budget for infrastructure and planning. Council will also review the Cemetery Functional Plan and Design during a Committee-of-the-Whole session. Additionally, members will discuss potential amendments to the Council Procedures Bylaw.

• 2024 Operating/Capital Budget for Infrastructure and Planning
• Cemetery Functional Plan and Design presentation
• Amendments to Bylaw No. 1164-2023 (Council Procedures Bylaw)
• Dr. Woods' House Update

Council Meeting

The Leduc City Council is conducting deliberations for the 2024 public budget, including financial and capital overviews. The agenda also includes readings for a new Flags Bylaw and an electronic communications bylaw. Additionally, the council will receive an update from the RCMP.

• 2024 Public Budget Deliberations
• Bylaw No. 1162-2023 (Flags Bylaw) readings
• Bylaw No. 1165-2023 (Electronic Communications) 1st reading
• Leduc Diamond User Groups presentation
• RCMP Update

Council Meeting

The Leduc City Council will review a request for increased RCMP School Resource Officers and discuss the West Recreation Facility. The agenda also includes a review of amendments to the Council Procedures Bylaw and an update to the Public Engagement Policy. Additionally, officials will present options for extreme weather emergency shelters.

• Request for increased number of RCMP School Resource Officers
• Review of Draft Bylaw No. 1164-2023 (Council Procedures)
• Update to Public Engagement Policy No. 11.00:29
• Recreation Facility Development Project Update 5
• Extreme Weather Overflow Emergency Shelter Options

Council Meeting

The Leduc City Council will receive information reports regarding the 2023 Environmental Plan and the Firehall No. 3 project. The agenda also includes presentations on 2024 grants for organizations and regional commerce updates. Closed sessions are scheduled to discuss downtown safety, business permitting, and an RCMP update.

• 2023 Environmental Plan Update
• Firehall No. 3 Project Update
• 2024 Grants to Organizations presentation
• FCSS Advisory Board 2023 Annual Update
• Review of Draft Bylaw No. 1164-2023

Council Meeting

Leduc Council will review the 2023 Citizen Satisfaction Survey results and receive an update on the Recreation Facility Development Project. The agenda includes presentations regarding Habitat for Humanity and 2SLGBTQ+ community inclusion. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the Housing Accelerator Fund application.

• Recreation Facility Development Project Update 4
• 2023 Citizen Satisfaction Survey results
• Habitat for Humanity presentation
• 2SLGBTQ+ Inclusion and Community presentation
• Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) application discussion in closed session

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council will review a recommendation to approve the Surface Transportation Noise Policy. The agenda also includes a presentation on community standards for public disclosure and closed sessions regarding citizen satisfaction surveys and intermunicipal projects.

• Approval of Surface Transportation Noise Policy No. 31.00:07
• Presentation on Community Standards Regarding Public Disclosure
• Review of Draft Citizen Satisfaction Survey
• Update on Intermunicipal Projects and Strategic Planning
• Approval of September 11, 2023, Council Meeting minutes

Special Council Meeting

During this special meeting, Council discussed procedures and received an update on the Alberta Health Services ambulance contract. The Council voted to have Administration draft amendments to the Council Procedures Bylaw. Additionally, Council directed a security audit of the Council Chambers.

• Drafting amendments to the Council Procedures Bylaw
• Security audit of Council Chambers
• Update on Alberta Health Services (AHS) ambulance contract
• Council Procedure Workshop

Council Meeting

The Council will review recognition date criteria and service levels for 2023-2024. Discussions include updates on the FCSS Community Navigator position, the Police and Crisis Team (PACT), and vehicle noise enforcement.

• Approval of Recognition Date Criteria and Service Levels 2023-2024
• Update on Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Community Navigator Position
• Police and Crisis Team (PACT) Update
• Vehicle Noise Enforcement discussion
• Review of 2023-2024 Council Meeting Schedule Options

Council approved the criteria for selection and levels of service for recognition dates for 2023-2024. The body also established an ad hoc working group to provide recommendations based on a confidential development update.

• Approved Recognition Date Criteria and Service Levels 2023-2024 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the August 21, 2023 Council Meeting (Unanimous)
• Accepted for information the Development Update study presented in closed session (Unanimous)
• Authorized an ad hoc working group for development work and appointed Mayor B. Young, Councillor B. Hamilton, and Councillor L. Hansen (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

The City of Leduc Council will review several redistricting bylaws regarding a future municipal cemetery and the Woodbend Stage 4 area. The meeting also includes presentations on the Leduc Arts Foundry, a winter shelter plan, and updates on urban redevelopment and city finances.

• Bylaw No. 1159-2023: Redistricting Future Municipal Cemetery
• Bylaw No. 1160-2023: Redistricting Woodbend Stage 4
• Bylaw No. 1161-2023: Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 (Woodbend Stage 4)
• Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan (UCRP) What We Heard Report (Phase 1)
• Second Quarter Financial Variance Report 2023

Council approved $13,275 in lease assistance for the Leduc Arts Foundry and passed three bylaws regarding redistricting for a municipal cemetery and Woodbend Stage 4. Council also directed administration to investigate extreme weather shelter options.

• Approved $13,275 from Operating Reserve for Leduc Arts Foundry lease assistance (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1159-2023 for Redistricting Future Municipal Cemetery (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1160-2023 for Redistricting Woodbend Stage 4 (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1161-2023 amending Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013 for Woodbend Stage 4 (Unanimous)
• Directed administration to investigate options for extreme weather shelter (Unanimous)
• Approved Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan What We Heard Report (Phase 1) as information (Unanimous)
• Approved Second Quarter Financial Variance Report 2023 as information (Unanimous)
• Approved Communications and Marketing Strategic Plan Update 2023 as information (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several items, including first reading of three redistricting bylaws for Sawridge Cemetery and Woodbend Stage 4, approval of a joint use agreement with a school division, and receiving updates on the 2024 budget survey and recreation facility development. The meeting also includes presentations from the food bank and on LGBTQ+ awareness, plus a closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Bylaw 1159-2023: Redistricting Sawridge Cemetery (1st reading)
• Bylaw 1160-2023: Redistricting Woodbend Stage 4 (1st reading)
• Bylaw 1161-2023: Land Use Bylaw amendment for Woodbend Stage 4 (1st reading)
• Joint Use Agreement with St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic School Division
• 2024 Budget Planning Survey Results and Recreation Facility Development Project Update 3

Council approved service and lease agreements for the Leduc Arts Foundry and Leduc Golf Club. First readings were passed for three redistricting bylaws, and a joint use agreement with a school division was approved.

• Approved Facilities Joint Use Agreement with St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic School Division (Unanimous)
• Passed first reading of Bylaw No. 1159-2023 for Sawridge Cemetery redistricting (Unanimous)
• Passed first reading of Bylaw No. 1160-2023 for Woodbend Stage 4 redistricting (Unanimous)
• Passed first reading of Bylaw No. 1161-2023 for Woodbend Stage 4 Land Use Bylaw amendment (Unanimous)
• Approved Service Agreement with Leduc Arts Foundry Society (Unanimous)
• Approved Fifth Amendment to the Leduc Golf Club Land Transfer and Lease Agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from June 26, 2023 meeting (Unanimous)

Special Council Meeting

This is a procedural meeting where council will adopt the agenda and then move into closed session under FOIP sections 20 and 24. The closed session includes a strategic planning discussion. No public decisions or substantive items are listed on the open agenda.

• Closed session under FOIP s.20 and 24 for strategic planning
• Council will rise and report from closed session

Council met for a special session that included a closed-door Committee-of-the-Whole meeting regarding strategic planning. No substantive public decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Adopted the agenda (Unanimous)
• Moved into Closed Session at 1:01 pm (Unanimous)
• Moved into Open Session at 1:55 pm (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on amendments to the Speed Bylaw (Bylaw No. 1148-2023) and consider a procedural correction to the Fees Bylaw (Bylaw No. 1156-2023) regarding a transit subsidy. Council will also receive updates from the Traffic Advisory Committee, a transit update, and a pre-budget session on infrastructure and planning. The meeting includes several closed-session items under FOIP exemptions.

• Public hearing and second/third readings of Bylaw No. 1148-2023 amending the Speed Bylaw (Bylaw No. 846-2014)
• Rescinding previous readings and re-approving Bylaw No. 1156-2023 to correct a procedural error in the Fees Bylaw (transit subsidy)
• Traffic Advisory Committee annual update with recommendations on Grant MacEwan multiway construction, 44th Street road closure, and 48th Avenue upgrade
• Transit update presentation for June 26, 2023
• 2024-2026 pre-budget session on infrastructure and planning

Council dismissed Code of Conduct complaints against Mayor B. Young, Councillor B. Beckett, and Councillor G. Finstad following an independent investigation. The city also passed amendments to the Speed Bylaw and the Fees 2023 Bylaw.

• Approved 2nd and 3rd readings of Bylaw No. 1148-2023 (Speed Bylaw amendment) (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st, 2nd, and 3rd readings of Bylaw No. 1156-2023 (Fees 2023 Bylaw amendments) (Unanimous)
• Directed Administration to include Grant MacEwan multiway construction in 2024 budget (Unanimous)
• Denied motion to bring forward a road closure bylaw for 44th street (7-0 opposed)
• Dismissed Council Code of Conduct complaint against Mayor B. Young (6-0, 1 abstain)
• Dismissed Council Code of Conduct complaint against Councillor B. Beckett (6-0, 1 abstain)
• Dismissed Council Code of Conduct complaint against Councillor G. Finstad (6-0, 1 abstain)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to decide on funding for site demolition and servicing at 5404-47 Street, and to consider a bylaw that would provide subsidized transit passes to eligible residents. The agenda also includes presentations on Communities in Bloom and a recreation facility project update, plus several items to be discussed in closed session.

• Approve $470,000 from Pay As You Go – Capital reserve for phases 1 and 2 of site demolition and servicing at 5404-47 Street
• Bylaw No. 1156-2023: amendments to Fees Bylaw to implement subsidized monthly local/LATS and commuter bus passes for eligible residents
• Presentation: Leduc Communities in Bloom update
• Information report on Naturalized Areas, including Roesch Park and southeast map
• Committee-of-the-Whole: Recreation Facility Development Project Update 2

Council approved funding for demolition and servicing at 5404 - 47 Street and passed a bylaw to provide subsidized bus passes to eligible residents. A motion to research alternate locations for a Pride crosswalk was defeated. Council also approved 'Option 1' regarding a development update during a closed session.

• Approved $470,000 for phases 1 and 2 of demolition and servicing at 5404 - 47 Street (Unanimous)
• Approved subsidized monthly local/LATS and commuter bus passes for eligible residents (6-0)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1156-2023 through three readings (6-0)
• Defeated motion to research alternate locations for a permanent Pride crosswalk (2-5)
• Approved 'Option 1' for Development Update in closed session (Unanimous)
• Approved June 12, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will vote on approving revised Reserve Policy and Budget Guiding Principles Policy, and a Facilities Joint Use Agreement with Black Gold School Division. They will also receive a preview of the 2022 Annual Report and discuss the Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan Phase 1, Council Outreach 2023, and pre-budget sessions for 2024-2026. A public hearing and several closed-session items are also scheduled.

• Approval of revised Reserve Policy No. 12.02:3 and Budget Guiding Principles Policy No. 11.00:19
• Approval of Facilities Joint Use Agreement with Black Gold School Division
• Presentation of Leduc Regional Housing Foundation Affordable Housing Needs Assessment Report
• City of Leduc 2022 Annual Report Preview received as information
• Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan – Phase 1 Project Update discussed in Committee-of-the-Whole

Council unanimously approved updates to the city's Reserve Policy and Budget Guiding Principles Policy. The city also entered into a facilities joint use agreement with the Black Gold School Division.

• Approved Reserve Policy No. 12.02:3 (Unanimous)
• Approved Budget Guiding Principles Policy No. 11.00:19 (Unanimous)
• Approved Facilities Joint Use Agreement with Black Gold School Division (Unanimous)
• Approved May 15, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Received 2022 Annual Report Preview as information (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

This meeting agenda consists entirely of technical placeholders and no substantive items for decision or discussion.

Council Meeting

This meeting includes a presentation on the Leduc Environmental Advisory Board's annual update and recommendations, and an information report on the Alberta Community Policing Grant. Council will also move into closed session to discuss several items under FOIP exemptions.

• Presentation: Leduc Environmental Advisory Board 2023 Annual Update and Recommendations
• Information report: Alberta Community Policing Grant Update
• Closed session discussion: Support for City of Airdrie Resolution to Alberta Municipalities (FOIP s. 21)
• Closed session discussion: Naturalized Parks (FOIP s. 24)
• Closed session discussion: Intermunicipal Projects Update / Strategic Planning (FOIP s. 21, 23, 24, 25)

Council voted to act as a seconder for the City of Airdrie's resolution regarding Provincial Funding to Support Growing Municipalities. The meeting also included a presentation on local history and an annual update from the Leduc Environmental Advisory Board.

• Approved support for City of Airdrie resolution 'Provincial Funding to Support Growing Municipalities' (Unanimous)
• Approved May 8, 2023 Council Meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Adopted amended agenda (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will give second and third readings to a borrowing bylaw for a line of credit, receive an introduction to the Transportation Master Plan, and hear a presentation from the Leduc Curling Club. A capital funding workshop and several closed-session items are also scheduled.

• Bylaw No. 1154-2023 - Borrowing Bylaw (Line of Credit) (2nd and 3rd Readings)
• Transportation Master Plan (TMP) Introduction - information report
• Presentation from Leduc Curling Club
• Capital Funding Workshop
• Closed session items include amendments to Council Procedures Bylaw, intermunicipal projects update, and personnel matters

Council gave second and third readings to a borrowing bylaw for a line of credit, both unanimously. A proposed amendment to the Council Procedures Bylaw (Bylaw No. 1155-2023) was defeated on first reading by a 3-4 vote. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included presentations and discussions only.

• Approved Bylaw No. 1154-2023 (Borrowing Bylaw for Line of Credit) second reading (unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1154-2023 third reading (unanimous)
• Defeated Bylaw No. 1155-2023 (Council Procedures Bylaw amendment) first reading (3-4)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to decide on several items, including a proposed land purchase for future development and the second and third readings of a redistricting bylaw for Meadowview Stage 20. The agenda also includes a public hearing, approval of previous minutes, and a closed session for confidential matters. Most items are routine, but the land purchase and bylaw are substantive decisions.

• Approve expenditure of up to $625,000 to purchase property at 5404-47 Street, Leduc for future development
• Public hearing and second/third readings of Bylaw No. 1152-2023 – Redistricting Meadowview Stage 20
• Cancel the May 29, 2023 Council Meeting
• Approve minutes of April 17, 2023 Council Meeting
• Closed session for snow storage land acquisition, intermunicipal projects, and personnel matters

Council approved spending up to $625,000 to purchase property at 5404-47 Street for future development. The body also approved the commencement of expropriation proceedings for a new West Side Snow Storage Facility and passed a redistricting bylaw for Meadowview Stage 20.

• Approved expenditure up to $625,000 to purchase 5404-47 Street (6-1)
• Approved commencement of expropriation proceedings for West Side Snow Storage Facility (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1152-2023 for Redistricting Meadowview Stage 20 (Unanimous)
• Cancelled May 29, 2023 Council Meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved April 17, 2023 Council Meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to decide on the 2023 property tax rate bylaw, approve the 2022 audited financial statements, and consider several budget adjustments and bylaws. The agenda also includes a public hearing on an amendment to the Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan, and a closed session for personnel and other confidential matters.

• Bylaw 1149-2023: 2023 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (2nd and 3rd readings)
• Bylaw 1151-2023: Amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (public hearing, 2nd and 3rd readings)
• Bylaw 1154-2023: Borrowing Bylaw (Line of Credit) (1st reading)
• 2022 Audited Financial Statements approval
• 2023 Capital Budget Adjustment: $200K for ambulance equipment, funded by Alberta Health Services

Council passed the 2023 Property Tax Rate Bylaw and an amendment to the Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan. The city also approved several budget adjustments for ambulance equipment and grant revenue, and passed the 2022 audited financial statements.

• Approved 2023 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (Bylaw No. 1149-2023) 2nd and 3rd readings (Unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (Bylaw No. 1151-2023) 2nd and 3rd readings (Unanimous)
• Approved 2022 Audited Financial Statements (Unanimous)
• Approved $301,438 operating budget adjustment for Building Safer Communities Fund grant (Unanimous)
• Approved $200K capital budget adjustment for ambulance equipment funded by Alberta Health Services (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Borrowing Bylaw (Line of Credit) (Bylaw No. 1154-2023) (Unanimous)
• Approved April 3, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to approve the 2023 operating and capital budgets, give first reading to the 2023 property tax rate bylaw, and consider second and third readings of a borrowing bylaw for land purchase. They will also review preliminary 2022 year-end results and decide on a municipal grant for Karma Concerts.

• 2023 Operating Budget of $114,278,802 and Capital Budget of $35,832,111
• Bylaw No. 1149-2023 - 2023 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (1st reading)
• Bylaw No. 1153-2023 - Borrowing Bylaw for land purchase (2nd and 3rd readings)
• Municipal grant to Karma Concerts Foundation up to $7,351.51
• Transfer from Operating Reserve to cover 2022 operating deficit of $172,743

Council approved the 2023 Operating Budget of $114,278,802 and the 2023 Capital Budget of $35,832,111. A borrowing bylaw for the purchase of land for future development was passed after a public hearing. Council also addressed 2022 year-end financial results and budget carry-forwards.

• Approved 2023 Operating Budget of $114,278,802 (Unanimous)
• Approved 2023 Capital Budget of $35,832,111 (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1153-2023 Borrowing Bylaw for land purchase (6-1)
• Approved $7,351.51 grant to Karma Concerts Foundation (Unanimous)
• Approved transfer from Operating Reserve to cover $172,743 2022 deficit (Unanimous)
• Amended 2023 capital budget to include $127,868,660 for city projects and $89,465 for offsite levy projects (Unanimous)
• Adjusted 2023 Operating Budget to increase expenditures by $182,000 (Unanimous)
• Gave first reading to Bylaw No. 1149-2023 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several bylaws, including final readings for the Black Stone Stage 5 redistricting and first readings for amendments to the speed bylaw, the Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan, and Meadowview Stage 20 redistricting. The agenda also includes presentations from the Leduc Arts Foundry and Habitat for Humanity, an update on off-leash dog parks, and a closed session covering budget, intermunicipal projects, and personnel matters.

• Bylaw 1142-2022: Redistricting Black Stone Stage 5 (2nd and 3rd readings)
• Bylaw 1148-2023: Amendment to Speed Bylaw (1st reading)
• Bylaw 1151-2023: Amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (1st reading)
• Bylaw 1152-2023: Redistricting Meadowview Stage 20 (1st reading)
• Presentations from Leduc Arts Foundry and Habitat for Humanity

Council passed the second and third readings of a redistricting bylaw for Black Stone Stage 5. Three other bylaws regarding speed, business park planning, and redistricting received first readings. The meeting also included presentations from the Leduc Arts Foundry and Habitat for Humanity.

• Approved Bylaw No. 1142-2022 - Redistricting Black Stone Stage 5 (2nd and 3rd Readings) (Unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1148-2023 - Amendment to Speed Bylaw (1st Reading) (Unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1151-2023 - Amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (1st Reading) (Unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1152-2023 - Redistricting Meadowview Stage 20 (1st Reading) (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from March 13 and March 21, 2023 (Unanimous)

Special Council Meeting

This is a special council meeting with the primary purpose of moving into closed session under FOIP sections 24 and 27 to discuss a legal matter and public engagement. The agenda is largely procedural, with no public decisions or discussions scheduled.

• Closed session under FOIP s. 24 and 27 for a legal matter
• Closed session under FOIP s. 24 for public engagement

Council met for a special session and moved into closed sessions to discuss a legal matter and public engagement. No substantive public decisions were recorded in the open session.

• Adopted the agenda (Unanimous)
• Moved into Closed Session at 4:01 pm (Unanimous)
• Moved into Open Session at 5:26 pm (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

This agenda for the March 20, 2023 Leduc City Council meeting contains no substantive items for decision or discussion. The document consists entirely of technical placeholders and embedded content markers with no actual agenda items listed.

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several items, including first readings of two bylaws: one to redistrict Black Stone Stage 5 and another to borrow funds for land purchase for future development. Council will also vote on endorsing an Alberta Community Partnership grant application for a midsized cities initiative, and receive a report on pesticide survey results. The agenda includes a closed session for confidential matters.

• Bylaw No. 1142-2022 – Redistricting Black Stone Stage 5 (1st Reading)
• Bylaw No. 1153-2023 – Borrowing Bylaw – Purchase of Land for Future Development (1st Reading)
• Alberta Community Partnership Grant Application for Unlocking the Full Potential of Alberta’s Midsized Cities Initiative
• Pesticide Survey Results report
• Closed session items: housing continuum gap, Edmonton International Airport agreement, intermunicipal projects, personnel matters

Council ratified an agreement regarding the Edmonton International Airport and endorsed a grant application for the Unlocking the Full Potential of Alberta’s Midsized Cities Initiative. First readings were given to bylaws for land purchase borrowing and redistricting. Council also directed administration to proceed with a housing continuum RFI process in late 2023 or early 2024.

• Ratified Agreement Relating to the Edmonton International Airport (Unanimous)
• Endorsed Alberta Community Partnership grant application for Midsized Cities Initiative (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Bylaw No. 1153-2023 for land purchase borrowing (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Bylaw No. 1142-2022 for Black Stone Stage 5 redistricting (Unanimous)
• Directed Administration to proceed with housing continuum RFI process in Q4 2023/Q1 2024 (Unanimous)
• Approved February 27, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Strategic Planning Committee Meeting

The Strategic Planning Committee is holding a full-day session to review the 2023-2026 strategic plan, including discussing community issues, reviewing each of the four strategic goals, and setting priorities for the provincial election. The meeting includes a closed session under FOIP sections 21, 24, and 25, and will also approve notes from previous meetings.

• Approval of notes from February 22, 2022 and March 5, 2022 meetings
• Closed session under FOIP s. 21, 24, 25
• Review of Goal 1: A City Where People Want to Live
• Review of Goal 2: A City with a Plan for the Future
• Discussion of Leduc priorities for the provincial election

The committee approved the meeting agenda and previous notes from February and March 2022. The majority of the meeting was conducted in a closed session to review city goals and priorities. No substantive public decisions were recorded.

• Adopted agenda (Unanimous)
• Approved February 22, 2022 meeting notes (Unanimous)
• Approved March 5, 2022 meeting notes (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to hold public hearings on three bylaws and then vote on second and third readings for each: amendments to the West Area Structure Plan, redistricting Southfork Stage 14B, and redistricting Lot 3 at 4809 43A Ave. Council will also consider a property tax relief request and approve amendments to the Woodbend Outline Plan. The agenda includes a closed session for confidential matters.

• Public hearing and readings for Bylaw 1141-2022 (West Area Structure Plan amendments)
• Public hearing and readings for Bylaw 1146-2022 (Southfork Stage 14B redistricting)
• Public hearing and readings for Bylaw 1147-2022 (4809 43A Ave redistricting)
• Property tax relief request for tax roll 018762 – recommendation to deny
• Woodbend Outline Plan amendments – approval recommended

Council passed three bylaws regarding the West Area Structure Plan and redistricting. They also approved amendments to the Woodbend Outline Plan and denied a property tax relief request.

• Approved Bylaw No. 1141-2022 Amendments to West Area Structure Plan (Unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1146-2022 Redistricting Southfork Stage 14B (Unanimous)
• Approved Bylaw No. 1147-2022 Redistricting Lot 3, Plan 6348MC (4809 43A Ave) (Unanimous)
• Approved amendments to the Woodbend Outline Plan (Unanimous)
• Denied property tax relief request for tax roll 018762 (Unanimous)
• Cancelled the March 20, 2023 Council Meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from February 13, 2023 meeting (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several land use and redistricting bylaws, including a public hearing on Bylaw 1105-2021 (Bill 48 Red Tape Reduction) and first readings for amendments to the West Area Structure Plan, Southfork Stage 14B, and 50 St. Leduc Plaza. Council will also receive an update on the 2022 property assessments and may move into closed session for strategic and personnel matters.

• Public hearing on Bylaw 1105-2021 (Bill 48 Red Tape Reduction) amending Land Use Bylaw 809-2013
• First reading of Bylaw 1141-2022 amending the West Area Structure Plan
• First reading of Bylaw 1146-2022 redistricting Southfork Stage 14B
• First reading of Bylaw 1147-2022 redistricting 50 St. Leduc Plaza (4809 43A Ave) and repealing Bylaw 947-2017
• 2022 Assessment Update presented by Accurate Assessment Group

Council passed second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1105-2021 to amend the Land Use Bylaw regarding red tape reduction. Three other bylaws related to area structure plans and redistricting received first readings. Residents also addressed the council regarding a Fire Services report.

• Approved 2nd and 3rd readings of Bylaw No. 1105-2021 (Land Use Bylaw amendment for Bill 48 Red Tape Reduction) (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Bylaw No. 1141-2022 (West Area Structure Plan amendments) (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Bylaw No. 1146-2022 (Redistricting Southfork Stage 14B) (Unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Bylaw No. 1147-2022 (Redistricting 50 St. Leduc Plaza) (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from February 6, 2023 meeting (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will hold a public hearing and consider second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1131-2022 to redistrict Southfork Stage 14A. They will also receive an information report on the Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan kick-off and an economic development update. The meeting includes a closed session for appointments, a franchise proposal, funding, intermunicipal projects, and personnel matters.

• Public hearing and 2nd/3rd readings of Bylaw No. 1131-2022 (Redistricting Southfork Stage 14A)
• Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan project kick-off report
• Economic Development Update for February 6, 2023
• Council appointments to Family Community Support Services Advisory Board and Youth Council (closed session)
• Closed session items: franchise proposal, funding discussion, intermunicipal projects, personnel matters

Council passed the second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1131-2022 regarding redistricting. Several public appointments were made to city boards, and a request to cancel outstanding taxes was denied.

• Approved Bylaw No. 1131-2022 (Redistricting Southfork Stage 14A) second and third readings (Unanimous)
• Appointed Katie Richter to the Family Community Support Services Advisory Board (Unanimous)
• Appointed Eric Losing and Ayanda Muponda to the Youth Council (Unanimous)
• Denied request for cancellation of outstanding taxes and penalties for Tax Roll #020558 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the January 23, 2023 Council Meeting (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several land-use redistricting bylaws, a capital budget adjustment for an RCMP lease fit-up, and an amendment to the South Central Outline Plan. The agenda includes public hearings for four redistricting bylaws and a non-statutory hearing for the outline plan amendment. Council will also vote on first reading for a Southfork redistricting bylaw and second/third readings for four other bylaws.

• 2023 Capital Budget Adjustment: RCMP Lease Fit-up, $332,614, to be reimbursed by RCMP
• Bylaw 1131-2022: Redistricting Southfork Stage 14A (1st reading)
• Bylaw 1140-2022: Redistricting 6210-50 Street (West Commercial) (2nd and 3rd readings)
• Bylaws 1143-2022, 1144-2022, 1145-2022: Redistricting Middleton Close and portions of Leduc Business Park (2nd and 3rd readings)
• Amendment to South Central Outline Plan: change 'Industrial Support Services Area' to 'Medium Industrial'

Council approved a capital budget adjustment for an RCMP lease fit-up to be reimbursed upon completion. Several redistricting bylaws were passed through second and third readings, and the South Central Outline Plan was amended.

• Approved $332,614 for RCMP Lease Fit-up (Unanimous)
• Amended South Central Outline Plan to replace Industrial Support Services Area with Medium Industrial (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1131-2022 (Southfork Stage 14A) first reading (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1140-2022 (6210-50 Street) second and third readings (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1143-2022 (Middleton Close) second and third readings (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1144-2022 (Leduc Business Park) second and third readings (Unanimous)
• Passed Bylaw No. 1145-2022 (Leduc Business Park) second and third readings (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Council will consider approving proposed indoor amenity priorities for the West Campus recreation facility and proceed with costing. The agenda also includes a presentation from Edmonton Global, a quarterly planning update, and several closed-session items. Most other items are routine approvals of minutes and procedural matters.

• Recreation Facility Development Project Update 1: proposed indoor amenity priorities and next-stage costing for West Campus
• Edmonton Global presentation and 2022 Mid-Year Accountability Report
• Planning and Economic Development Quarterly Update for 2022 Q4
• Closed session items: Leduc Hub Association update, lease update, intermunicipal projects, personnel matters, CAO review

Council approved the indoor amenity priorities and the next stage of costing for the West Campus Recreation Facility Development Project. Additionally, Council appointed members to the boards of the Boys and Girls Club of Leduc and the Leduc Arts Foundry.

• Approved indoor amenity priorities and next stage of costing for West Campus recreation facility (Unanimous)
• Appointed Councillor G. Finstad to the board of the Boys and Girls Club of Leduc (Unanimous)
• Appointed Councillor B. Beckett to the board of the Leduc Arts Foundry (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of Special Council Meeting held January 4, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of Council Meeting held January 9, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Planning and Economic Development Quarterly Update - 2022, Q4 (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

Leduc City Council is meeting to consider several land-use redistricting bylaws, approve previous meeting minutes, and potentially enter closed session for updates on transit and intermunicipal projects. The main business items are four bylaws that would rezone specific properties, all at first reading.

• Bylaw 1140-2022: redistricting 6210-50 Street (West Commercial) - first reading
• Bylaw 1143-2022: redistricting Middleton Close - first reading
• Bylaw 1144-2022: redistricting portions of Leduc Business Park - first reading
• Bylaw 1145-2022: redistricting portions of Leduc Business Park - first reading
• Closed session items: Edmonton Metropolitan Transit Services Commission update and intermunicipal projects update

Council approved adding $282,000 to the 2023 base budget for EMTSC servicing. Additionally, four redistricting bylaws received first reading approval via the consent agenda.

• Approved adding $282,000 to 2023 base budget for EMTSC servicing (Unanimous)
• Bylaw No. 1140-2022 (Redistricting 6210-50 Street) given first reading (Unanimous)
• Bylaw No. 1143-2022 (Redistricting Middleton Close) given first reading (Unanimous)
• Bylaw No. 1144-2022 (Redistricting portions of Leduc Business Park) given first reading (Unanimous)
• Bylaw No. 1145-2022 (Redistricting portions of Leduc Business Park) given first reading (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from December 12, 2022, and December 28, 2022 (Unanimous)

Special Council Meeting

Council met to discuss the Leduc Regional Housing Foundation and federal grant funding. The council voted to provide up-front funding of up to $500,000 from the Operating Reserve, pending confirmation of federal grants.

• Rescinded a December 28, 2022, motion to contribute $161,000 for the Rapid Housing Initiative
• Approved up-to $500,000 in up-front funding for Leduc Regional Housing Foundation from the Operating Reserve

Council rescinded a previous funding commitment of $161,000 for the Leduc Regional Housing Foundation (LRHF). Council then approved providing up-front funding of up to $500,000 from the Operating Reserve to the LRHF, pending confirmation of federal grant funding through the Rapid Housing Initiative.

• Rescinded December 28, 2022 motion to contribute $161,000 to Leduc Regional Housing Foundation (Unanimous)
• Approved up to $500,000 in up-front funding from the Operating Reserve for the Leduc Regional Housing Foundation, pending federal grant confirmation (Unanimous)