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Oct 28, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
The Rural Municipality of Mountain is seeking quotations for its 2027 contract mowing project in Manitoba’s Parklands region. The notice directs bidders to the RFQ document for full project details and bidding instructions, and permits electronic or physical bid submission. Bids are due December 4, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. Central Standard Time.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mountain Rural Municipality
The council conducted various business items including advancing the 2026 Financial Plan and Reserve By-Law, requesting an extension for the financial plan submission, and appointing a Deputy Reeve. Financial actions involved revising utility budget transfers, placing a lien on a property due to a small claim judgment, and approving payments and work orders. The council also requested a provincial pilot program for derelict building removal, authorized the sale of a freeze machine and a land parcel, approved private dust control applications, extended a mowing contract, and made appointments and provided funding for local fire department programs.
The Council reviewed and approved several administrative and financial items, including the Flat Rate By-Law, bank reconciliations, insurance coverage for the new Pine River Fire Hall storage building, and the purchase of a backup chemical pump. Discussions regarding the 2026 budget included allocating funds for fire department tanker replacement and transferring LUD surpluses to reserve accounts. The meeting also addressed the Small Claims process for outstanding property cleanup invoices, approved various accounts payable, authorized work orders, and deliberated on a settlement agreement with Nelson River Construction. Furthermore, the Council approved a public notice for an asbestos abatement and demolition project, entered into a usage agreement with a local conservation ranch, and accepted an offer to purchase property in Pine River.
The council meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key discussions included the first reading of a noise by-law, the review and approval of financial statements, and the adoption of an interim operating budget increase. The council made multiple personnel appointments, including public works staff and summer students. Additionally, council members authorized various work orders, approved a construction contract for renovations, addressed legal matters involving small claims judgments and tax sale agreements, and confirmed the sale of a municipal vehicle.
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