Lloydminster public meetings in 2024

Regular Council

Council will hold a public hearing regarding a land use map amendment to redistrict certain areas. The meeting includes decisions on community grants, facility agreements, and the approval of a new Fees and Charges Bylaw.

• Bylaw No. 12-2024: Redistricting from UT-Urban Transition to R1-Single Detached Residential, PU-Public Utility, and RD-Recreation districts
• Bylaw No. 11-2024: Fees and Charges Bylaw
• $99,950 from Resiliency Reserve for a cold weather response plan
• $32,750 in Safe and Healthy Communities Grant 2025 allocations
• Five-year Facility Use Agreement with Lloydminster Curling Club starting September 20, 2024

Council approved the 2025 Deputy Mayor schedule and committee appointments, wrote off $9,177.25 in uncollectible utility accounts, and confirmed eligibility for the Saskatchewan Municipal Revenue Sharing Grant. It also approved funding for the Vic Juba Theatre, cold weather response, and community grants, and gave final readings to the Fees and Charges Bylaw and a land use map amendment. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved 2025 Deputy Mayor Schedule and Council Committee Appointments (carried)
• Approved bad debt adjustment for 56 utility accounts totaling $9,177.25 (carried)
• Confirmed eligibility for Saskatchewan Municipal Revenue Sharing Grant 2025-2026 (carried)
• Approved $25,000 for Vic Juba Community Theatre project coordinator extension (carried)
• Approved $23,250 in Safe and Healthy Communities Grants (carried)
• Approved $99,950 for cold weather response plan (carried)
• Approved second and third reading of Fees and Charges Bylaw 11-2024 (carried)
• Approved second and third reading of Land Use Bylaw amendment 12-2024 (carried)

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will approve the agenda and previous meeting minutes, then receive presentations on the city’s industrial inventory analysis and the Lloydminster Curling Club agreement. Members will discuss a draft update to the Bench Dedication Program Policy. The meeting also includes media inquiries, a short recess, and a closed‑session segment under LAFOIP.

• Industrial Inventory Analysis presentation (multiple PDFs attached)
• Lloydminster Curling Club Agreement presentation
• Draft Bench Dedication Program Policy Update discussion
• Media inquiries and recommendation for a short recess
• In‑camera closed session as per LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a)

The Governance and Priorities Committee met on December 9, 2024, and received presentations on the Industrial Inventory Analysis, the Lloydminster Curling Club Agreement, and a Draft Bench Dedication Program Policy Update. No formal decisions were made on these items; they were only presented for information. The committee approved the agenda and previous minutes, then went into a closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) before adjourning.

• Approved agenda (Motion 339-2024)
• Approved minutes of October 30, 2024 (Motion 340-2024)
• Recessed for media interviews (Motion 341-2024)
• Moved into closed session (Motion 342-2024)
• Resumed open session (Motion 343-2024)
• Adjourned (Motion 344-2024)

Regular Council

The council appointed Stephanie Lindsay to the Downtown Area Redevelopment Committee and confirmed Councillor Whiting as Deputy Mayor through Dec 31, 2024. It adopted the 2025 operating and capital budget, authorizing $60,646,910 in operating revenue, $110,049,011 in operating expenditures and a $49,442,387 tax levy, and approved capital projects including a $1.4 M road improvement at 12 Street & 75 Avenue and a $1.5 M water‑treatment clarifier repair with specified reserve contributions. The council also approved the Council Remuneration Policy, granted first reading to the Fees and Charges Bylaw and the Land Use Map amendment, and authorized a $530,180 sole‑source procurement for the River Intake Travelling Water Screen Replacement.

• Approval of the 2025 operating and capital budget: $60,646,910 operating revenue, $110,049,011 operating expenditures, $49,442,387 tax levy
• Road improvement at 12 Street and 75 Avenue – estimated cost $1,400,000; $420,000 from Local Government Fiscal Framework and $280,000 from Capital Programs Reserve committed
• Water‑treatment plant clarifier structural repairs – estimated cost $1,500,000; $1,261,950 from Environmental Capital Reserve committed
• River Intake Travelling Water Screen Replacement – $530,180 sole‑source procurement to Evoqua Water Technologies; $619,680 from Environmental Services Capital Reserve committed
• Adoption of Council Remuneration Policy (Policy No. 120‑03) and first reading of Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 11‑2024

Regular Council

The meeting is primarily procedural, focusing on the swearing-in of the Mayor and Councillors. No other legislative items or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Swearing in of Mayor
• Swearing in of Councillors

Regular Council

The council will approve a three‑year non‑profit property tax exemption program and authorize tax enforcement actions on 24 properties and a list of lands in arrears. It will also adopt in principle the 2024 Sanitary Sewer, Water, and Stormwater Master Plans and approve a road‑crossing operation and maintenance agreement for the Neale Edmunds Complex.

• Approve 2024‑2026 Non‑Profit Property Tax Exemptions
• Authorize application for title under the Saskatchewan Tax Enforcement Act for 24 properties
• Approve list of Saskatchewan lands in arrears as of Oct 22 2024 and authorize enforcement
• Adopt in principle the 2024 Sanitary Sewer, Water, and Stormwater Master Plans
• Approve Road Crossing Operation & Maintenance Agreement for Neale Edmunds Complex with RM Britannia No. 502

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is meeting to discuss the 2025 Draft Operating and Capital Budget. The session includes a budget presentation and a review of relevant sections of the Lloydminster Charter.

• Review of 2025 Draft Operating and Capital Budget

Regular Council

Council is reviewing the Lloydminster Airport Masterplan and an Air Service Development Strategy. The meeting includes decisions on community grant allocations and updates to utility franchise fees.

• Approval of the Lloydminster Airport Masterplan and Air Service Development Strategy
• Proposed ATCO Electric Franchise Fee of 14.5% and ATCO Gas Franchise Fee of 28.5% effective January 1, 2025
• Allocation of $385,000 in Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) grants to 14 organizations
• Authorization to distribute up to $150,000 in surplus funds from the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games
• Proclamations for Lloyd Ex Fair Week, New Lloydminster Nissan CPCA Finals Week, and Veterans’ Week

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive several administration presentations. These include updates on capital infrastructure, procurement, and franchise fees, as well as an economic impact assessment of the Saskatchewan Summer Games.

• 2024 Q3 Capital Infrastructure Project Update
• 2024 Q3 Procurement Report
• City of Lloydminster Franchise Fees
• Road Crossing Operation and Maintenance Agreement with RM Britannia No. 502 for Neale Edmunds
• Lloydminster Golf and Curling Centre Golf Course Review

Regular Council

The Regular Council will hold a public hearing on Bylaw No. 07‑2024 (Land Use Bylaw). Council will approve three fascia sign replacements on the building at 4910 – 36 Street. Council will appoint Marilyn Lavoie as City Clerk effective October 7, 2024. Council will authorize a $33,000 funding agreement with the Lloydminster Area Drug Strategy for the Youth Council agreement covering 2024‑2027.

• Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 07‑2024, Land Use Bylaw
• Approval of three fascia signs at 4910 – 36 Street (Direct Control 1 District)
• Appointment of Marilyn Lavoie as City Clerk
• Authorization of $33,000 funding agreement with Lloydminster Area Drug Strategy for Youth Council (2024‑2027)
• Approval of agenda and previous meeting minutes

Regular Council

The City of Lloydminster Council is meeting to decide on a contractor award for drainage upgrades and the adoption of a park masterplan. The body is also considering the final readings of bylaws regarding stormwater utilities and fire services.

• Contract award to Top Grade Construction Ltd. for Northwest Drainage Channel Phase 3 Upgrades in the amount of $1,010,370.64 plus a 15% contingency of $151,555.60
• Adoption of the Weaver Heritage Park Masterplan
• Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 10-2024 Stormwater Utility Bylaw
• Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 08-2024 Fire Services Bylaw
• Approval of reserve bids and terms for the 2024 Alberta Tax Enforcement Public Auction for four properties in arrears

Council approved the Weaver Heritage Park Masterplan, awarded a $1.01M contract for Northwest Drainage Channel Phase 3 upgrades, and passed final readings for the Stormwater Utility and Fire Services bylaws. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved 2024 reserve bids for four Alberta tax-arrears properties at public auction
• Approved City of Lloydminster Terms & Conditions for 2024 Alberta Public Auction
• Adopted Weaver Heritage Park Masterplan
• Awarded $1,010,370.64 contract to Top Grade Construction Ltd. for Northwest Drainage Channel Phase 3, plus $151,555.60 contingency
• Granted second and third reading to Stormwater Utility Bylaw No. 10-2024
• Granted second and third reading to Fire Services Bylaw No. 08-2024

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will approve the agenda and the minutes from the August 12 meeting. It will hear a presentation from the Saskatchewan Summer Games Host Society, an asset management update and Fire Services Master Plan, and a Youth Council agreement renewal. The committee will also address media inquiries, hold an in‑camera session, and adjourn the meeting.

• Approval of the agenda
• Approval of the August 12 meeting minutes
• Saskatchewan Summer Games Host Society presentation
• Asset Management Update and Fire Services Master Plan presentation
• Youth Council Agreement Renewal presentation

The Governance and Priorities Committee received presentations on the Asset Management Update and Fire Services Asset Management Plan, and on the Lloydminster Youth Council Partnership Agreement renewal. No formal decisions were made on these items; the meeting was largely informational and included a closed session. The committee approved the agenda and previous minutes, and adjourned.

• Approved agenda for September 16, 2024 (carried)
• Approved minutes of August 12, 2024 meeting (carried)
• Recessed for media interviews (carried)
• Moved into closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) (carried)
• Resumed open session (carried)
• Adjourned at 4:10 pm (carried)

Regular Council

The Regular Council will approve a $671,237.75 contract to Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for the 41 Street Urbanization project, including a 15% contingency of $100,685.66. It will also appoint WLS LLP Chartered Professional Accountants as external auditors for the 2024 consolidated financial statements and award a janitorial supplies contract to W.E. Greer Ltd. The council will adopt a new Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Policy while repealing two older policies, and will give first readings to a Stormwater Utility Bylaw and a Land Use Bylaw, scheduling a public hearing for the latter on October 7, 2024.

• Approve 41 Street Urbanization contract to Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for $671,237.75 (plus $100,685.66 contingency) from Capital Budget Project 2074008
• Appointment of WLS LLP Chartered Professional Accountants as external auditors for the 2024 consolidated financial statements
• Award Janitorial Supplies contract to W.E. Greer Ltd. up to the annual operating budget for a three‑year term with two optional renewal years
• Adopt Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Policy No. 551-06 and repeal Barrier Free Policy No. 120-01 and Inclusion and Diversity Policy No. 006-2015
• Grant first reading to Stormwater Utility Bylaw No. 10-2024 and Land Use Bylaw No. 07-2024; schedule public hearing for Land Use Bylaw on Oct 7, 2024

Council approved the 41 Street urbanization contractor award to Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for $671,237.75 plus a 15% contingency, appointed external auditors, approved a janitorial supplies contract, and made committee appointments. Council also gave first reading to the Stormwater Utility Bylaw and the Land Use Bylaw, scheduling a public hearing for October 7, 2024.

• Approved 41 Street urbanization contract to Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for $671,237.75 (carried)
• Approved 15% contingency of $100,685.66 for 41 Street project (carried)
• Appointed WLS LLP as external auditors for 2024 financial statements (carried)
• Awarded janitorial supplies contract to W.E. Greer Ltd. for 3 years with 2-year renewal option (carried)
• Appointed Dr. Kent Weir, Nathani Karkanis, and Jennifer Shymanski to Community Services Advisory Committee (carried)
• Approved Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Policy No. 551-06 (carried)
• Repealed Barrier Free Policy No. 120-01 and Inclusion and Diversity Policy No. 006-2015 (carried)
• Granted first reading to Bylaw No. 10-2024 Stormwater Utility Bylaw (carried)

Regular Council

Council is meeting to decide on funding for a school sports field and public art, as well as updating city policies on diversity and accessibility. The body will also review committee appointments and a repealing bylaw.

• Proposed $200,000 transfer to Lloydminster Catholic School Division for an artificial turf field at Holy Rosary High School
• Proposed $50,000 for a new three-dimensional sculpture at the Bioclean Aquatic Centre
• Approval of Policy No. 551-06 Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Policy
• Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 09-2024 Repealing Bylaw
• Appointments and reappointments to the Downtown Area Redevelopment Committee

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will approve the meeting agenda and the minutes from the July 15 meeting. It will hear presentations on the Fire Services Cost Recovery Program from Fire Marque Inc and the quarterly financial report for the period ending June 30, 2024. The committee will discuss a draft update to the City’s Land Use Bylaw. The meeting will also include a brief media inquiry period, a closed‑session segment, and adjournment.

• Approve agenda for August 12, 2024 meeting
• Approve minutes from July 15, 2024 Governance and Priorities Committee meeting
• Presentation on Fire Services Cost Recovery Program – Fire Marque Inc
• Quarterly financial report for period ending June 30, 2024
• Discussion of Draft Land Use Bylaw Update

Regular Council

The City of Lloydminster Council is meeting to review several infrastructure contract extensions and land sale policies. The body will also discuss facility agreements and committee appointments.

• Contract increase of $271,187.50 for Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for the 2024 Street Improvement Program
• Contract increase of $177,236 for Arnold Earthmoving Ltd. for Lake K Clay Stockpile Relocation
• Approval of a garden suite placement at 4811 – 46 Street
• Adoption of Land Sales Policy No. 630-01 and price amendments for Hill Industrial Phase 7 Stage 3
• Five-year Facility Use Agreement with Lakeland College from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2029

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is reviewing several administrative reports, including a water shortage response plan and Q2 capital infrastructure updates. The body is also discussing policy updates regarding diversity, inclusion, and accessibility.

• Water Shortage Response Plan
• Weaver Heritage Park Masterplan
• 2024 Q2 Capital Infrastructure Project Updates
• Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Policy
• Community Services Advisory Committee Terms of Reference Update

Regular Council

The Council is reviewing the transition of the Lloydminster Public Library from a regional to a municipal model, including $30,000 in proposed funding. Other agenda items include security services for Bud Miller All Seasons Park and the first reading of a new fire services bylaw. The meeting also addresses committee appointments and a development permit for 5016 47 Street.

• $30,000 funding for the Lloydminster Public Library transition to a municipal model
• Sole source security services agreement for Bud Miller All Seasons Park with Lakeland College
• First reading of Bylaw No. 08-2024 Fire Services Bylaw
• Development permit for a single detached dwelling at 5016 47 Street
• Filling a Council vacancy at the November 13, 2024 General Election

Regular Council

Council will consider second and third reading of the 2024 Mill Rate Bylaw, award a $923,022 contract to Arnold Earthmoving Ltd. for relocating a clay stockpile at Lake K, and vote on a $5,192.25 funding request from Citizens on Patrol for a speed radar sign. A ten-year sponsorship agreement with Synergy Credit Union for naming rights at the Cenovus Energy Hub is also on the agenda.

• Second and third reading of Bylaw No. 06-2024 Mill Rate Bylaw
• Award of $923,022 contract to Arnold Earthmoving Ltd. for Lake K Clay Stockpile Relocation
• Funding request of $5,192.25 from Citizens on Patrol for a SafePace Evolution Speed Radar Sign
• Ten-year Sponsorship Agreement with Synergy Credit Union for naming rights of lobby staircases and elevator at Cenovus Energy Hub
• Second and third reading of Bylaw No. 04-2024 Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will consider a draft Fire Services Bylaw update and receive a Q1 2024 update on the Cenovus Energy Hub. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a closed session for policy advice.

• Draft Fire Services Bylaw update presented by Aaron Buckingham
• Cenovus Energy Hub Q1 2024 update presented by Joel Turcotte
• Closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) for policy options/advice

Regular Council

Lloydminster City Council will consider several financial and governance items, including a $180,000 funding agreement with the Olive Tree Community Centre, approval of the revised 2024 operating and capital budgets, and first reading of the 2024 Mill Rate Bylaw. Council will also discuss a Public Transportation Master Plan and appointments to the Public Library Board and Vic Juba Community Theatre Board.

• Funding agreement with Olive Tree Community Centre for $180,000 over three years, with option to renew for two more years
• Revised 2024 Operating Budget: revenues $116,944,526, expenditures $116,860,924, taxation levy $46,207,840; Capital Budget: $121,791,760
• First reading of Bylaw No. 06-2024 Mill Rate Bylaw
• First reading of Bylaw No. 04-2024 Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw
• Acceptance of the Public Transportation Master Plan final report

Regular Council

Council will decide on a retail store application at 4215 70th Avenue in a Direct Control District, and consider an additional $149,800 for the Integrated Waste Management Facility Master Plan. Other items include approving the 2023 audited financial statements, committee appointments, and policies on council professional development and remuneration.

• Retail store application at 4215 70th Avenue, Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 992-3100, in Direct Control District 3
• Additional $149,800 from Environmental Services Capital Reserve for Integrated Waste Management Facility Master Plan
• Approval of 2023 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements for year ending December 31, 2023
• Amendment to 2024 Committee Appointments
• Approval of Policy No. 110-05 Council Professional Development Policy and Policy No. 120-03 Council Remuneration Policy

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will hear presentations on the 2024 first-quarter governance documents and procurement updates, a draft Social Policy Framework Leadership Team terms of reference, a proposed retail store at 4215 70 Avenue in the DC3 district, a public transportation master plan update, and a downtown façade and building improvement program update. The committee will also discuss a draft Land Sales Policy, a draft Council Remuneration Policy, and a draft Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw. The meeting includes a closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) for policy options and advice.

• Retail store proposal in Direct Control 3 District (DC3) at 4215 70 Avenue
• Draft Land Sales Policy presented for discussion
• Draft Council Remuneration Policy presented for discussion
• Draft Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw presented for discussion
• Public Transportation Master Plan project update

Regular Council

Council will consider authorizing a five-year sponsorship agreement with Lloydminster & District Co-op Ltd. for naming rights of the outdoor pool at 4713-57 Avenue, and vote on adopting a Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a closed session for policy advice.

• Five-year sponsorship agreement with Lloydminster & District Co-op Ltd. for naming rights of the outdoor pool at 4713-57 Avenue
• Adoption of the Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy and direction to proceed with implementation
• Approval of Regular Council minutes from March 25, 2024
• Closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) for policy options/advice

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive presentations on a Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy Draft Report, a food and beverage survey for the Lloydminster Golf and Curling Centre, and a proposal to transfer outstanding 2022 and 2023 stormwater utility fees to the 2024 tax roll. The committee will also consider approving previous meeting minutes and may go into a closed session to discuss policy options.

• Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy Draft Report presentation
• 2024 Lloydminster Golf and Curling Centre Food and Beverage Survey – What We Heard Report
• Transfer of 2022 and 2023 outstanding stormwater utility fees to the 2024 tax roll
• Approval of February 12, 2024 meeting minutes
• Closed session under LAFOIP Section 16(1)(a) for policy options/advice

Regular Council

Lloydminster City Council will consider awarding three major infrastructure contracts totaling over $5.6 million, including street improvements, water and sewer replacement, and landfill cell construction. Council will also vote on allocating a combined $8.1 million in 2023 year-end operating and capital surpluses, and on appointing an interim city clerk.

• Award 2024 Street Improvement Program Local to Knelsen Sand & Gravel Ltd. for $792,961.50 plus 15% contingency
• Award 2024 Water and Sewer Replacement Program to Rusway Construction Ltd. for $1,777,972.50 plus 5% contingency
• Award Landfill Cell 1.4 Construction to Brodsky Construction Inc. for $3,016,795.90 plus 15% contingency
• Approve allocation of $4,863,262 operating surplus and $3,252,545 capital surplus as per Schedule A
• Appoint Marilyn Lavoie as Interim City Clerk effective March 15, 2024

Regular Council

Council will vote on a $709,000 contract for a new landfill dozer and consider entering a Regional Emergency Management Collective Agreement. A petition received by the city and a new Purchasing Card Policy are also on the agenda. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and a closed session for policy advice.

• Contract award to Brandt Tractor for landfill dozer at $709,000 from 2024 Capital Budget
• Proposed Regional Emergency Management Collective Agreement
• New Purchasing Card Policy No. 134-16 to replace Policy No. 023-2017
• Report on a petition received by the city
• Land Use Bylaw Update Project information report

Regular Council

This is a procedural meeting with only three agenda items: swearing in a councillor, comments from the mayor and council, and adjournment. No substantive decisions, public hearings, or financial items are scheduled.

• Swearing in of a new councillor
• Comments from the mayor and council
• Adjournment of the meeting

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee will receive presentations on the RCMP quarterly update, a WestJet in-person discussion, and updates on 2023-2024 capital infrastructure projects. A draft Purchasing Card Policy is also up for consideration. The meeting includes a presentation from the Lloydminster Public Library and an Alberta Emergency Management Agency audit review.

• RCMP Quarterly Update for 2024 Q1 presented by S/Sgt. Brian Nicholl
• WestJet in-person discussion presented by Dion Pollard
• 2023 Capital Infrastructure Projects Update No. 05 and 2024 Capital Infrastructure Projects Update No. 01
• Lloydminster Golf and Curling Centre Maintenance Shop Replacement project update
• Draft Purchasing Card Policy presented by Linsay Organ

Regular Council

Lloydminster City Council will consider approving $54.7 million in operating and capital carryforward projects for 2024, a $1.03 million fire truck purchase, and a 10-year naming rights agreement with Lloydminster & District Co-op for the community arena. Council will also vote on a three-year $243,577 grant agreement with Border Paws Animal Shelter, a $2.96 million wastewater lagoon desludging contract, and a $757,777 water treatment plant lime system contract. Several bylaws are up for readings, including fee changes and speed zone amendments.

• Approve $54,746,440 in operating and capital carryforward projects for 2024
• Approve $1,030,000 purchase of a 2024 Pierce Maxi Saber Pumper Fire Truck via Sourcewell
• Authorize 10-year sponsorship agreement with Lloydminster & District Co-op for arena naming rights at Cenovus Energy Hub
• Award $2,962,330 contract to Lambourne Environmental Ltd. for wastewater lagoon desludging
• Approve $243,577 three-year grant funding agreement with Border Paws Animal Shelter Society

Regular Council

Lloydminster City Council is meeting to consider several bylaws, including a $3.1 million borrowing bylaw for a maintenance shop at the Lloydminster Golf & Curling Centre, and to approve grants, policies, and contract extensions. They will also vote on a resolution for the SUMA convention regarding healthcare shortages and give readings to a code of ethics bylaw and a cemetery management amendment.

• First reading of Bylaw No. 03-2024 to borrow up to $3,100,000 for 30 years for the Lloydminster Golf & Curling Centre Maintenance Shop
• Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 35-2023 Council Code of Ethics Bylaw
• First reading of Bylaw No. 02-2024 Traffic Bylaw Amendment – Speed Zone Changes
• Approval of $32,750 in Safe and Healthy Communities Grant allocations to four organizations
• Extension of janitorial supplies contract with W.E. Greer for up to two years

Governance and Priorities Committee

The Governance and Priorities Committee is meeting to discuss several items including a proposed speed limit change at the 50 Avenue (Highway 17) and 67 Street intersection, a draft landfill tipping fee exemption policy, and a draft recreation and cultural services fees policy. The committee will also receive presentations on the Indigenous Cultural Protocol, the Downtown Façade and Building Improvement Program, and the Weaver Park Campground Caretaker. A grant funding agreement for Border Paws is also on the agenda.

• Proposed speed limit changes at 50 Avenue (Highway 17) and 67 Street intersection via amendment to Traffic Bylaw 05-2021
• Draft Landfill Tipping Fee Exemption Policy
• Draft Recreation and Cultural Services Fees Policy amendment
• Grant Funding Agreement for Border Paws 2024-2026
• Downtown Façade and Building Improvement Program update