The following local governments of the Cariboo-Chilcotin are meeting next week, as follows:
Quesnel - Regular Council Meeting on Tuesday, August 25th at 6pm in Quesnel Council Chambers (4th Floor - 410 Kinchant St). On the Agenda:
Presentation -- Quesnel Ambassador Leadership Program - Outgoing/Incoming Ambassadors Presentation
* COVID-19 Update
* DP2020-30 - Aspen Heights Apartments (951/1051 Abbott Drive)
* Zero Emissions Vehicle
* Northern Development Initiative Trust Grant Application - Quesnel Waterfront Development Plan
* Letters from Union of BC Municipalities Response to BC Government's Public Engagement "Building BC's Recovery, Together" & Rotary Club of Quesnel - Clock Maintenance (Clock Located Corner of Reid Street / St. Laurent Avenue)
View the full Agenda here
Williams Lake - Regular Council Meeting on
Tuesday, August 25th at 6pm in WL Council Chambers (450 Mart St). The meeting will be live-streamed at
YouTube.com/CityWL. On the Agenda:
* Presentation - Letters of Recognition to Staff
* Zoning Amendment Application - Bylaw No. 2332 - T.R. Underwood Engineering Ltd. (AFYA Wellness Inc.) - CD-12 to C-1 Zone - 452 Borland Street
* OCP & Zoning Amendment Applications - Bylaws No. 2328 & 2329 - Bravi - Changed to Mixed Use (MU) Designation & Highway Commercial (CS-3) Zone - 1513 Highway 97 South
* Youth for Christ Encroachment - Gifting of Retaining Wall Request - 245 Cameron Street
* Tourism Discovery Centre (TDC) Lease Renewals - Chamber of Commerce & Museum Society
* Highway 20 Water Main Crossing Emergency Repair - Award of Tender
* Committee of the Whole recommendation for approval -- 2021 Budget and Financial Plan Timeline and Direction
* Letter from John Pickford re: Elimination of Movers/Seconders being recorded in Williams Lake City Council meeting minutes
View the full Agenda here
1 comment:
Regarding John Pickford's letters to the City of Williams Lake about Council choosing to no longer record their voting record at the behest of Councillor Craig Smith, how could one not wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Pickford? They have just closed another window to public's scrutiny of their actions, instead of standing up for open and transparent government. What he didn't touch on was how this gives them the ability to conceal any conflict of interest which this council is no stranger to.
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