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1 day ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
The final touches for a proposed citizen code of conduct were given consent by the Tiny Township committee of the whole, anticipated for ratification of a bylaw at the next regular meeting of council. However, turmoil continued within the public discourse surrounding the contentious matter.
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4 days ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
Coun. Paul Raymond of Tay Township once again had choice words for the provincial government regarding stalled funding for the Victoria Harbour wastewater treatment plant, and thus stalled funding toward providing new homes for residents. The comments were made during the recent regular council meeting, as Raymond spoke to correspondence from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing through Minister Robert Flack.
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4 days ago | 
midlandtoday.ca | Derek Howard
Coun. Paul Raymond of Tay Township once again had choice words for the provincial government regarding stalled funding for the Victoria Harbour wastewater treatment plant, and thus stalled funding toward providing new homes for residents.
The comments were made during the recent regular council meeting, as Raymond spoke to correspondence from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing through Minister Robert Flack.
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5 days ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
Tay Township will be getting new signs to showcase old landmarks, following approval for $10,000 in heritage committee funds on storyboard signage with educational QR codes throughout the municipality. The approval followed an annual presentation by heritage committee chair Cheryl Larocque at the recent regular meeting of Tay council, which showcased past efforts, looked at future endeavours, and included a request for funding.
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1 week ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
Members of Midland council recognized the value of public input during their recent committee of the whole meeting, while cautioning about the ‘dumpster fire’ of deputations in neighbouring municipalities this term. To speak before the Midland committee of the whole currently, a deputation form must be filled out with a limit of two 10-minute deputations for each meeting.
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1 week ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
To accompany an asset management report for Tiny Township council, a presentation by PSD Citywide spoke to affordable service delivery with a look at the next 10 years for the municipality. For a municipality, core assets include roads, bridges, stormwater and water networks; non-core assets include fleet, land improvements, equipment, trails and buildings. To keep compliant with provincial legislation O.
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1 week ago | 
midlandtoday.ca | Derek Howard
Members of Midland council recognized the value of public input during their recent committee of the whole meeting, while cautioning about the ‘dumpster fire’ of deputations in neighbouring municipalities this term.
To speak before the Midland committee of the whole currently, a deputation form must be filled out with a limit of two 10-minute deputations for each meeting.
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1 week ago | 
pentictonherald.ca | Derek Howard
To accompany an asset management report for Tiny Township council, a presentation by PSD Citywide spoke to affordable service delivery with a look at the next 10 years for the municipality. For a municipality, core assets include roads, bridges, stormwater and water networks; non-core assets include fleet, land improvements, equipment, trails and buildings. To keep compliant with provincial legislation O.
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2 weeks ago | 
midlandtoday.ca | Derek Howard
To accompany an asset management report for Tiny Township council, a presentation by PSD Citywide spoke to affordable service delivery with a look at the next 10 years for the municipality.
For a municipality, core assets include roads, bridges, stormwater and water networks; non-core assets include fleet, land improvements, equipment, trails and buildings.
To keep compliant with provincial legislation O.
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2 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Derek Howard
Residents voiced their concerns, objected, and haggled during a Midland council public meeting on Wednesday, with the focus toward a proposed hotel and condominium project four times taller than the town’s maximum allowance. The proposal requested council to amend zoning for 1191 Harbourview Drive, near Bay Port Marina, from a highway commercial hold zone (HC-H) to a site-specific highway commercial zone (HC-XX), which would lift the holding symbol.
