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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Clear Hills County is seeking one new 2026 or 2027 half-ton crew-cab pickup truck. The truck must meet the listed specifications, including four-wheel drive, a gas engine, automatic transmission, and specified equipment. Sealed tenders are due November 20, 2026, at 4:00 p.m., and delivery is to be prearranged with Clear Hills County.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clear Hills County
The council conducted a regular meeting covering various agenda items. Key discussions included the opening of tenders for Chinchaga Road Management, the initiation of a County Road Surface Protection Bylaw, and support for the Many Islands Recreational Development Society's project. The council approved scholarship fund distributions, initiated an amendment to the Land Use Bylaw, and modified Policy 6312 regarding tradeshow exhibitors. Additionally, the council approved a noxious weed management agreement with the Village of Hines Creek, discussed economic development surveys and workshops, addressed funding for the Cleardale Agricultural Society, reviewed accounts payable, awarded contracts for grader beats and snow removal, and authorized the purchase of a new pickup truck. Finally, the council approved log haul route requests for Zavisha Sawmills Ltd. and Canfor, and received various management reports.
The commission reviewed and discussed a subdivision referral from the Mackenzie Municipal Services Agency regarding a farmstead separation. The commission approved the subdivision referral subject to specific conditions related to tax compliance, setback requirements for yards and water/sewage systems, and adherence to building code standards and land use bylaws. A variance was also granted to allow existing developments to remain within the required front yard setback.
The council discussed the public use of County rights-of-way for agricultural purposes and received information on temporary grazing. A significant focus was on protecting County-owned property and assets, resulting in a directive for administration to seek a legal opinion for drafting a County Road Surface Protection Bylaw and to develop a policy addressing theft of County property. Additionally, the council finalized agenda items for the upcoming Tri-Council Meeting, including discussions on land use, regional water sharing, and road protection. The meeting also addressed inquiries regarding the Burnt River Recreation Association, for which a letter will be drafted, and briefly touched upon the RMA Resolution Redevelopment Survey.
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