Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Last Mountain Valley Rural Municipality No. 250.
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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The Rural Municipality of Last Mountain Valley No 250 is seeking tenders to load, haul, and spread approximately 15,000 yards of road gravel on municipal roads. The gravel work is scheduled for June 1 through July 31, 2027, and the Administration Office will provide a gravel map by May 21, 2027. The successful bidder must provide proof of Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Insurance.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Last Mountain Valley Rural Municipality No. 250
The council discussed various operational and administrative matters, including maintenance works, financial statements, and bank reconciliations. Decisions were made regarding the location and remuneration for the Division 6 election, registration and delegate selection for the SARM Midterm Convention, and the issuance of notices for cattle running at large. The council also addressed seasonal employee layoffs, requested quotes for heavy equipment, and initiated a tender process for the Govan Curling Rink door project. Additionally, the council read and adopted a bylaw to enter into an agreement with the Town of Govan, approved council indemnities, authorized tractor transmission repairs, acknowledged a notice of appeal, and approved the payment of accounts.
The council discussed and took action on several operational and administrative items. Key decisions included authorizing the purchase of signage for rock pile sites, establishing guidelines for 2021 road gravel sales to ratepayers, and appointing a representative to the Strasbourg and District Clinic Board. The council also moved to seek legal consultation regarding an existing gravel easement agreement, approved a building permit for a garage construction, authorized payment for the Parkland Regional Library levy, and reviewed various administrative correspondence and reports.
The council accepted financial statements and bank reconciliations for the month ending July 31, 2021. They declared a Local State of Agricultural Disaster for the entire municipality due to significant drought conditions impacting crop, hay, and pasture yields. Other business included approving the sale of an old sickle mower, requesting the return of an overpayment on a stale-dated cheque from a contractor, and processing tax abatements for specific properties. The council also approved two building permit applications, signed an amended Fire Dispatch Agreement, reviewed administrative correspondence and reports, and authorized the payment of listed accounts.
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