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City to seek control of EMS dispatch Poll Yes Tim Kalinowski City council has voted to pass a resolution to explore the possibility of once again assuming local EMS dispatch control from AHS in support of the RM of Wood Buffalo, and to have the City’s legal advisers sit in on the province’s injunction case against Wood Buffalo on Mar. 9-11. Since Wood Buffalo assumed control of its local dispatch again last week, Mayor Chris Spearman acknowledged he had received a “positive” letter last Tuesday from Minister of Health Tyler Shandro, who says he is now willing to sit down with the municipalities of Calgary, Lethbridge, Wood Buffalo and Red Deer to discuss things, but said now was not the time to take the “foot off the pedal” as he requested his council colleagues support his resolution. ....
Council shuts down taxpayer-subsidized developer notices Poll Do you agree with the city’s decision to collapse certain advisory boards into one, nine-member Community Vibrancy Board? Yes City council voted to close a loophole where taxpayers of the City of Lethbridge were paying $400 per ad to subsidize development notices which appeared in the newspaper. Developers who wish to bring on new developments are required by the Municipal Government Act to have the notices appear on two successive weeks in print media prior to a public hearing. This is supposed to be at their own cost and recouped as fees by the City development department when they make their applications. ....
Council shuts down taxpayer-subsidized developer notices Poll Yes City council voted to close a loophole where taxpayers of the City of Lethbridge were paying $400 per ad to subsidize development notices which appeared in the newspaper. Developers who wish to bring on new developments are required by the Municipal Government Act to have the notices appear on two successive weeks in print media prior to a public hearing. This is supposed to be at their own cost and recouped as fees by the City development department when they make their applications. During recent debates and public hearings to reduce the amount of information the City will provide in such notices in local print media, city staff revealed they had been subsidizing the costs of these ads for up to $400 per ad. ....