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Oct 14, 2026
Request for Proposals from corporate partners to secure the exclusive Naming Rights for the Springside Community Centre (Rink).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Springside
The council discussed reports from Public Works regarding various paving projects and accepted quotes for recap work. The Fire Department presented reports concerning facility maintenance issues, including mold damage and equipment inspections, with council approving maintenance quotes. Additional actions included authorizing tax enforcement proceedings, initiating tenders for arena canteen and caretaker positions, renewing a license agreement with CPKC, and issuing a building permit. A new Pest Control Officer was appointed. Furthermore, the council advanced two fire-related bylaws through multiple readings and convened a closed session to discuss matters of long-range planning.
The Council discussed public works, specifically the continued use of the CP Well for de-watering and the monitoring of piezometers. The Fire Department provided a report regarding a survey for a fire hall expansion. Financial statements were reviewed and approved. Correspondence was acknowledged, including reports from the RCMP and CPKC. The Council approved the attendance of staff at the upcoming MuniSoft Conference and received a presentation regarding water meter remote monitoring. Several items, including bylaws and Canada Post mailbox area plans, were tabled for future consideration. A closed session was held to discuss long-range planning.
The council discussed various operational and community topics, including service upgrades from Access Communications and support for a fire hall expansion project following a presentation from the fire department. Administrative actions involved directing public works to address weed control and paving requirements, as well as initiating repairs to the area surrounding the community mailboxes. Additionally, the council approved a shift in waste management services to the Red Coat Waste Resource Authority and established maintenance protocols for arena equipment. A closed session was also conducted to discuss matters related to long-range planning.
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