Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lesser Slave River No. 124 Municipal District.
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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 27, 2026
The Municipal District of Lesser Slave River seeks construction and integration of upgrades to the Canyon Creek Water Treatment Plant. The project includes demolition of various existing systems. Upgrades encompass structural, process, electrical, instrumentation and controls work, and associated appurtenances.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lesser Slave River No. 124 Municipal District
The committee meeting covered a wide range of municipal initiatives, primarily focusing on directives for administration regarding the streamlining of environmental permitting and engineering requirements for municipal bridge culvert and watercourse crossing projects. The agenda included the review of a joint use and planning agreement with Aspen View Schools and the authorization of staff training attendance for economic development. Significant attention was given to the Smith Bridge project, covering bridge sizing, highway coordination, and formal correspondence with the Premier. Additionally, the committee facilitated scholarship presentations, conducted a closed session to discuss confidential disclosure matters, and planned for future discussions regarding data centers.
The meeting included the introduction of seasonal weed inspectors, the acceptance of the Agricultural Fieldman Report, and the acknowledgement of correspondence regarding the Lesser Slave Watershed Council Annual General Meeting. Additionally, the board accepted information pertaining to the Provincial Agricultural Service Board Town Hall.
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The council addressed several items, including the third reading of the Provision of Goods and Services Bylaw and the acceptance of budget timelines. Financial decisions involved an investment overview, the cancellation of tax penalties on two properties, and the awarding of a multi-year assessment services contract. The council also authorized a grant application for an intermunicipal planning project, approved an advocacy resolution regarding environmental permitting, and conducted a closed session to discuss confidential matters. Furthermore, the council approved correspondence to the Premier and authorized a donation to the Royal Canadian Legion.
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