Local Gov't Mtgs - Week of May 2-6

The following local governments' of the Cariboo-Chilcotin are meeting next week (May 2-6, 2022), as follows:

Wells - Regular Council Meeting via Zoom on Tuesday, May 3rd at 7pm.  On the Agenda:

* Unfinished Business: Barkerville Gold Mines zoning application

* Gas Tax Fund - future uses

View the full Agenda here

Quesnel - Meetings, as noted below, all on Tuesday, May 3rd in Quesnel Council Chambers (4th Floor, 410 Kinchant St).  

1) Special Closed (In-Camera) Quesnel Council Meeting at 5pm - Section 90(2b - confidential negotiations between governments and a 3rd Party) of the Community Charter.  View the Closed Meeting Notice here

2) Public Hearing at 6pm -- OCP and Zoning amendments for property located at 668 Doherty Drive.  

View the full Public Hearing Agenda here

3) Regular Council, to follow adjournment of the Public Hearing.  On the Agenda:

* Verbal Report of Mayor Simpson re: Meetings with BC Attorney/Solicitor-Generals'

* 2021 SOFI/Statement of Financial Information Report - City of Quesnel

* Quesnel Fire Hall Renovation Project

* Fire Smart Month (May 2022) in the City of Quesnel

View the full Agenda here

Finally - local elected officials (Mayors, Councillors, Area Directors') are off next week (May 2-6) to attend the 2022 North Central Local Government Association (NCLGA) AGM/Convention being held in the City of Fort St John.  You can view what is occurring at this Convention here

There are a number of Cariboo-Chilcotin local elected officials up for election to the NCLGA Board for the 2022-23 term including Cariboo RD Area "D" Director Steve Forseth as President of NCLGA; City of Williams Lake Councillor Sheila Boehm for NCLGA 1st Vice President and finally Williams Lake Councillor Marnie Brenner as a NCLGA Director at Large (1 of 3).  Cariboo RD Area "E" Director Angie Delainey has already been re-appointed to the NCLGA Board for the 2022-23 term as the representative from the Cariboo RD Board.  All elected or appointed individuals to the NCLGA Board serve for a 1 year term.  There are a total of 14 people who can serve on the NCLGA Board (President, 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents', Past President, 3 Directors' at Large and 6 Regional Reps from the NCLGA Regional Districts' (6) as well as 1 rep. from the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (Fort Nelson).  The Regional Reps also have an alternate rep appointed to attend NCLGA Board or Committee meetings, in their absence, if required... 

I will post daily reports from the 2022 NCLGA Convention.... and then a "Post Event" report upon my return from Fort St John 

~SF