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Aug 28, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The Rural Municipality of Woodlands requests quotations to supply and deliver bulk clear gasoline, clear diesel, and dyed diesel. Deliveries are for its Public Works Shop and transfer station in Manitoba. The proposed agreement lasts one year, with an option to extend it for another year.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Woodlands Rural Municipality
The committee discussed several operational and planning matters. Key topics included authorizing quotes for painting the L.U.D. office, addressing berm and lot grading in the business park, and confirming the installation of no parking signs at a specific road corner. A delegation presented a proposed subdivision for multi-family dwellings, which the committee supported. The committee also reviewed financial statements, public works priorities such as weed control and pedestrian light repairs, and updates on council committee meetings regarding utility rate studies and by-law amendments. Furthermore, the committee evaluated potential locations for a community sign, approved a change to the pavement marking design for a pedestrian walkway, and reviewed maintenance updates for the playground equipment.
The committee approved the sodding work around the Lions Park playground at a cost of $6,620.00, to be completed by Spruce Acres. Additionally, the committee passed a resolution requesting that the Rural Municipality of Woodlands contribute 50% of the total cost, with the remaining 50% to be funded by the L.U.D. budget.
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The committee reviewed financial statements and maintenance reports, covering topics such as street lighting, line painting, and public works tasks. The agenda included updates on regional flooding response, charitable receipts, grant policies, and revisions to the animal control by-law. Key business items addressed were the Lions Park playground grant approval, conditional use applications for shipping containers, drainage issues at local properties, and ongoing infrastructure projects including the Spruce Acres development and intersection accessibility improvements.
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