The council approved a name change for the Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority to the Bonnyville Regional Emergency Services Authority to better reflect its broader emergency service scope. Legislative actions included the second and third readings of a bylaw to repeal an area structure plan and the first reading of three roadway licensing bylaws. Proclamations were issued for Small Business Week and Family Violence Prevention Month. Financial matters included the approval of an unbudgeted expenditure for bridge infrastructure and discussion regarding funding requests for the C2 center and services provided by the library board.
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Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87 Regular Meeting Of Council
The Council conducted a public hearing regarding a road closure and disposal bylaw and received a delegation from No CO2 Pipelines Alberta regarding carbon capture projects. Development permit applications for an intensive recreation campground were approved with specific conditions. Several bylaws were processed, including third readings for roadway closure and land use amendments, as well as the first reading for an assessment review board bylaw. Additionally, an amendment to the industrial incentive grant policy was adopted. The council also addressed correspondence, received reports from council members on various boards, and conducted a closed session which resulted in new appointments to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and committee assignments.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting covered the adoption of the agenda and various operational requests. Key topics included a presentation from the Cold Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce regarding the Feast at the Beach event, for which the Council directed further discussion on sponsorship. The Council also adopted a new policy for a septic disposal fee rebate program aimed at mitigating costs for residents. Additionally, the Council discussed bylaw number 1936, which seeks to establish a formal regulatory framework for municipal airport operations to improve consistency and safety.
Mar 24, 2026·Board meeting
Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed several subdivision applications, including the approval of a one-year time extension for a subdivision application and the approval of a 10-acre parcel subdivision after addressing concerns regarding septic systems and land use bylaw compliance. Additionally, the council refused a separate subdivision application for a 6-acre parcel, citing non-compliance with the municipal land use bylaw.
