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Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023, Amendment Bylaw No. 1150, 2024

First seen: December 5, 2023
Last seen: October 1, 2024

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October 1, 2024Council
Full Recording

Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023 - Amendment

Council gave first, second, and third reading to Bylaw No. 1150 to amend the Public Notification Bylaw, moving toward electronic delivery and setting a minimum advance notification period.

"Council discussed replacing direct delivery of notices with electronic delivery, establishing a minimum advance notification period, and allowing publication as an optional notice means."
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, Amendment Bylaw No. 1150, 2024 be given first, second, and third reading."
Moved by: Alison MacKenzie
Seconded by: Gery Lemon
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Ron Mattson
Alison MacKenzie
John Rogers
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT an amendment to Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106 be considered to replace direct delivery with electronic delivery, include a minimum advance notification period, and provide publication as an additional optional means of notice."
Moved by: Alison MacKenzie
Seconded by: Gery Lemon
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Ron Mattson
Alison MacKenzie
John Rogers
January 16, 2024Council
Full Recording

Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023 A Bylaw to Provide for Alternative means of Publishing Public Notices (adoption)

Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023 be adopted."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: Alison MacKenzie
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Alison MacKenzie
Ron Mattson
John Rogers
December 5, 2023Council
Full Recording

Report dated November 15, 2023 from the Community Planner titled 'Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023'

"Council reviewed the staff report summarizing Bylaw 1106, which updates notification requirements following provincial legislation (Bill 26). The key changes include removing reliance on newspaper ads while formalizing website, social media, and direct delivery (mail) notification methods. Council expressed approval for the change but stressed the importance of continued mail-outs as the most effective notification method."
Staff STAFF REPORT: PUBLIC NOTIFICATION BYLAW NO. 1106, 2023BylawBYLAW NO. 1106 (DRAFT)PresenPRESENTATION: PUBLIC NOTIFICATION BYLAW NO. 1106, 2023
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT the report dated November 15, 2023 from the Community Planner titled "Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023" be received for information."
Moved by: Gery Lemon
Seconded by: Alison MacKenzie
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Alison MacKenzie
Ron Mattson
John Rogers
December 5, 2023Council
Full Recording

Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023 A Bylaw to Provide for Alternative Means of Publishing Public Notices

BylawPUBLIC NOTIFICATION BYLAW NO. 1106, 2023
Formal MotionPassed
"THAT Public Notification Bylaw No. 1106, 2023 be given first, second and third reading."
Moved by: John Rogers
Seconded by: Gery Lemon
Sid Tobias
Don Brown
Damian Kowalewich
Gery Lemon
Alison MacKenzie
Ron Mattson
John Rogers