Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Westlake-Gladstone.
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Nov 21, 2025
Dec 26, 2026
The Municipality of WestLake-Gladstone intends to participate in one or more procurements conducted by CANOE Procurement Group of Canada between January 1, 2026 and December 31, 2026. See more
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Population
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3,273
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Westlake-Gladstone
The council held a public hearing for a conditional use application, which was subsequently approved with conditions. Key business included receiving a proposal for a Community Growth Strategy Assessment tool, discussing unsightly property enforcement, and declaring National Legion Week. The council authorized the payment of accounts and approved the August financial statement. They also requested approval from the Public Utilities Board to address Gladstone Utility deficits for 2024 and 2025. Several drainage applications and water control works licenses were reviewed and approved. Additionally, a new utility service connection was authorized, and the council moved into an in-camera session to discuss personnel, legal, and preliminary matters.
The council approved various financial items, including invoice payments, financial statements, and supplementary tax changes. They also addressed infrastructure and land use, such as a subdivision application, ditch maintenance requests, culvert installations, and an agreement for lagoon access. Personnel and administrative matters were covered, including staff training, hiring for landfill positions, and approving attendance at a municipal conference. Additionally, the council discussed rail safety support, tax sale reserve bids, and updates to operations and maintenance plans for waste disposal sites, followed by an in-camera session regarding legal and personnel issues.
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The council conducted a public hearing regarding a variation order application and subsequently approved the order. Key actions included the authorization of various accounts for payment, approval of financial statements, and permission for the Legion Clubhouse to utilize outdoor space for an event. The council formally requested Disaster Financial Assistance for flood-related damages and extended the State of Local Emergency. Further approvals were granted for a conservation caveat, culvert installations, a powertrain warranty extension for municipal equipment, and a right-of-way agreement for fiber optic lines. The meeting also included an in-camera session to address personnel, legal, and preliminary matters.
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