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October 15, 2018 Regular Council Summary

Land transferred to Habitat for Humanity
The sale of City-owned land at 897 Albert Street and 474 and 478 Pine Street to Habitat for Humanity for $1 was approved. 
Section 10b

Telecoms tower proposed
The City will provide a letter of concurrence to Industry Canada in response to a proposed 45m telecommunications tower at 821 Maughan Road. 
Section 10c

Nuisance Properties
The property at 204-311 Mt Benson Street was deemed a nuisance. Staff will be authorized to record and charge for municipal services.
Section 11 a

Bylaw Updates
The Business Licence Amendment Bylaw, Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw, Housing Agreement Bylaws, and Council Procedure Bylaw were adopted.

Both Highway Closure and Dedication Removal Bylaws passed third reading.
Sections 12 a-g

October 15, 2018 Regular Council Meeting - agenda, documents and video

 

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