Public Notices

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Public Hearing regarding Zoning Amendment (Stone Dragonfly Farms) Bylaw 1089, 2019 (Z2018-006) has been rescheduled to January 7, 2020 (7:00 p.m.) from its originally scheduled December 17, 2019 Public Hearing date due to a public notification print publication error. All written correspondence received to date relative to the proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw will be forwarded to the Public Hearing agenda package for January 7, 2020.
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Council has been asked to consider a zoning amendment bylaw. The Public Hearing is scheduled December 17 (7:00pm) in the Council Chambers at Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. 
Zoning Amendment (Stone Dragonfly Farms) Bylaw 1089, 2019 (Z2018-006) is a zoning amendment that would change the property FROM RU1 (Single Family Housing) TO RM2 (Low Density Row Housing).  The conceptual proposal is to allow for 3 buildings with a total of 10 townhouse units.
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Council has been asked to consider a zoning amendment bylaw.
Zoning Amendment (Konkast Ltd., et al.) Bylaw 1106, 2019 (Z2019-009) is a zoning amendment that would change the properties FROM A1 (Agriculture 1) TO I1 (General Industrial) to facilitate future development.
SUBJECT PROPERTIES:
CIVIC:      8555 Okanagan Centre Road West; 2651 Dick Road; 2725 Dick Road
LEGAL:    Lot 2, Section 3 & 4, Township 20, ODYD, Plan...
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Council is required to establish general procedures on how Council and Committees conduct their business in a bylaw, the Council Procedures Bylaw. This bylaw must not be amended, repealed and substituted unless notice describing the proposed changes in general terms is given for 2 consecutive weeks in the local newspaper.
On December 3, 2019  Council will be asked to consider adopting a new Council Procedures Bylaw, 1105, 2019 and repealing the old Council Procedures...
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District of Lake Country Drinking Water – Does It Contain Lead?
Water is one of the most valuable commodities in the world today. Living in Canada we expect our communities to have safe, reliable drinking water. In Lake Country we heavily depend on water for domestic, commercial and agricultural uses as well as fire protection - vital reasons to have safe and reliable water.
All potable water supply is regulated by the local health authority. The District of Lake...
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