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Delegations - Revitalization
Plans Representatives from
L&M Engineering Limited presented their final long-term revitalization
plans to Council. These plans aim to attract new investment, promote
the aesthetics of the areas, provide a balanced transportation system and
foster links to surrounding areas. |
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Delegations - Quesnel Ball
Field Action Plan R.F. Binnie and
Associates presented an action plan to enhance our ball fields by addressing
the needs of the baseball and softball community within Quesnel and
area, for Ranger Park in Barlow Creek and West Fraser Timber Park. |
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Agreement Renewals Council approved renewal
of the following Agreements:
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Council Remuneration Council approved a stipend increase of 4%
for 2023, which is a reduction from the 7.7% under Policy IWC-8 - Annual Review of Council Remuneration
and Expenses, which is tied to the Consumer Price Index. |
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Development Services Strata Conversion Application -
410 Pinchbeck Street Council
directed staff to proceed with an application for the Strata Conversion of the 8-plex at 410 Pinchbeck Street
without the requirement to show a vacancy rate at or above 4% and, Council's
final approval will be subject to the applicant satisfying the conditions set
out in section 5 of the Strata Conversion Policy. Residents will have the opportunity to directly speak to
Council on this issue, during this process. |
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Bylaws Bylaw 1929 - City of
Quesnel Comprehensive Fees and Charges Bylaw 1929 of 2022 - Final Adoption Council approved the annual update to the Comprehensive
Fees Bylaw. Water fees will be increased 10% ($23.72 to a single
family dwelling). Sewer Fees will be increased 5% ($13.92 to a single family
dwelling). Other fee increases included 2% for airport fees, 2% for cemetery
services and an increase to the minimum cost for a commercial load at the
landfill to $25. |
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