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Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Village of Lytton Council Regular Council Meeting
The council discussed updates on various capital projects, including the community hub, pool design, fire hall planning, and the construction of the new village office. An engagement plan for the fire and emergency services center was approved, focusing on user group requirements gathering. Additional topics included the status of provincial contribution agreements, water and sewer infrastructure upgrades, and a contract award for water main upgrades on Luring Way.
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The Council discussed the engagement of a consulting group for the village pool project, specifically addressing budget constraints and the scope of required work, including geotechnical assessments. Furthermore, the Council reviewed a bylaw amendment to increase water rates by 25% and sewer rates by 20% to better align revenues with expenses, while also noting the necessity for future discussions regarding rate structures and potential water metering.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Lytton Council Regular Council Meeting
The Council discussed progress on various capital projects, including updates on the community hub, pool design, fire hall technical requirements, the village office construction, and water and sewer infrastructure upgrades. Members formally approved a new Tangible Capital Asset Policy to standardize accounting procedures for municipal assets. Additionally, the Council reviewed a progress report on the Official Community Plan, highlighting recent youth and young adult outreach initiatives and the current status of the drafting phases.
Aug 11, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Village of Lytton Engagement and Communications Plan 2026-2027
This document outlines the Engagement and Communications Plan for the Village of Lytton's Economic Development Strategy. The plan is designed to be actionable and realistic, incorporating feedback from the Official Community Plan, University of Fraser Valley recommendations, and youth surveys. It focuses on identifying and fostering diverse economic opportunities, collaborating with Nlaka'pamux, engaging property owners, and pursuing new economic drivers. The strategy involves both quantitative and qualitative investigations, utilizing tactics such as community leader workshops, business focus groups, stakeholder interviews, and a community survey to ensure broad engagement and support for local entrepreneurs and a diversified economy.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
