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Dec 31, 2026
This RFP invites proposals from qualified proponents for the Fortune Creek Reservoir and Watermain Twinning project (RFP No. 1220-2026-001-FCRWT). The project is managed by the City of Armstrong and is officially posted on the BC Bid platform. Detailed specifications and closing dates are maintained on the BC Bid portal, though specific deadlines were not extractable due to site access restrictions.
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Employee FTE
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21.2
Population
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5,323
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Armstrong (City)
The council addressed several financial policy updates, including property tax sale, utility usage, and online payment processing. They reviewed policies regarding council member meeting absences, building bylaw enforcement, and strata conversion of previously occupied buildings. Specific actions included the approval of a strata conversion application for 2540 Pleasant Valley Boulevard and the adoption or amendment of various bylaws concerning financial planning, municipal ticketing, delegation of authority, and council procedures. Additionally, members provided reports from the Union of British Columbia Municipalities' Annual Convention.
The meeting focused on two main reports. The committee received a presentation regarding a 15-Year Capital Plan, which consolidates multiple master plans and uses historical data and condition reports to prioritize infrastructure systems like water, sanitary, storm, and roads, ultimately recommending that Council endorse the plan. Additionally, the committee discussed updates to the Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw, covering technical standards, consultant feedback, and communication strategies for the development community, and recommended that Council proceed with the readings for the updated bylaw.
Public-sector contacts connected to Armstrong (City).
The Council received the 2nd Quarter Policing Report from the Vernon North Okanagan Detachment. Significant items addressed included the Building Bylaw Enforcement Policy, which the Council directed to be amended for future consideration. The Council approved the Royal Canadian Legion's application for extended operating hours and the annual Rutabaga Bowling event, and endorsed the renewal of the Thomas Hayes Ecological Park lease. Furthermore, the Council adopted the Temporary Borrowing Bylaw, gave the first three readings to the Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw, and endorsed the 15-Year Capital Plan. Verbal updates were provided regarding the progress of the Rail Trail development, and the meeting concluded with an in-camera session.
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