Manager Protective Services at Vernon
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Acting Director of Recreation, Culture and Community Services
Acting Manager, Transportation
Chief Administrative Officer
Coordinator, Parks Planning
Director, City Planning
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The Committee of the Whole meeting was called to order, the agenda was adopted, and the meeting was subsequently adjourned.
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The Council meeting involved several administrative and legislative actions. Key topics included the adoption of a road closure bylaw, approval of council compensation and citizen review committee policies, and the authorization of a fire services pilot agreement with the District of Coldstream. The Council also discussed project amendments for the Kalamalka Lake Road and multi-use path, a grant application for Kin Beach, and updates to procurement and advisory committee policies. Several bylaws regarding fees, zoning, and tax exemptions were addressed, along with a request for funding for a crime prevention security camera program and a letter of support for the Okanagan Science Centre.
The committee discussed various grant applications, including sustainability grants, community event partnership grants, and council discretionary grants. Several grant applications were recommended for approval, while others were denied. Additionally, the committee reviewed changes to the 2027 permissive tax exemptions, including new applications and removals of properties, and evaluated the financial implications of these changes in relation to property tax rates and volunteer agency support.
The committee discussed updates on the Youth Climate Corps BC, including its role in community-based climate action, FireSmart assessments, and bicycle transportation support. Additionally, the committee deliberated on policy options and project lists for the Development Cost Charge Bylaw, specifically concerning the Amenity Cost Charge rate calculations for the Active Living Center, and considered the progress of the Development Cost Charge rates to public consultation. An update on water restriction stages was also provided.
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