MattersUtilities & InfrastructureBYLAW NO. 2038First seen Feb 7, 2022Last discussed Dec 6, 2022
Centre Mountain water service
Bylaws would establish Centre Mountain water service and residential and business-park roadway local area services, with a separate loan authorization for water works. They provide a framework for local infrastructure and financing; the record gives no cost details.
Where it stands: First, second and third readings given Feb 7, 2022; final adoption still to come.
Background
Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.
Feb 7, 2022
Centre Mountain local services
The report considered water and roadway local area services for Centre Mountain, including possible establishment and loan authorization bylaws. These services would support local infrastructure, though the record does not provide costs or financing details.
Feb 7, 2022
Centre Mountain residential roadway loan
The bylaw would authorize borrowing for roadway work in the Centre Mountain residential community. The record does not specify the loan amount, repayment terms or affected properties.
Jul 18, 2022 – Dec 6, 2022
Centre Mountain water and road borrowing
The City authorized borrowing for water service and residential and business roadworks serving properties in the Centre Mountain local service areas. The borrowing is to be repaid through parcel taxes on the benefiting properties, not by general taxpayers.
Jan 16, 2024
Centre Mountain Phase 1 earthworks
The item concerns a tender award for Phase 1 earthworks at Centre Mountain. The available record does not describe the work or its cost.
Nov 5, 2024
Centre Mountain civil works
The City awarded a contract for interim civil works in Centre Mountain Residential Work Packages 2B and 6. The $3,698,571.95 contract, plus GST, is funded through local service area funds.
Timeline
Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.
- Robert James (Fiskard Street)Supports · Center Mountain servicing bylaws
Urges approval of the servicing bylaws to deliver Center Mountain Business Park benefits and continue reconciliation with Beecher Bay. - Wendy Hobbes (Luxton Road)Mixed · Fire services and strategic plan
Supports the fire truck, asks about the updated fire underwriter survey, and requests a dust bylaw and youth-focused committee. - Chief Russ Chips (Beecher Bay)Supports · Center Mountain servicing bylaws
Urges approval of the bylaw to sustain the Center Mountain partnership and advance reconciliation, housing, and community needs. - Nicholas Joel (Walford Place)Mixed · Fire services and strategic plan
Welcomes the fire truck, asks about proposed committee structures, and suggests public participation follow each agenda item.
- Robert James (Fiskard Street)Supports · Center Mountain servicing bylaws