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Extraordinary Meeting, Council - Monday 22nd April 2024 6.00 pm
April 22, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Read transcript (Professional subscription required)Summary
The council meeting primarily focused on the adoption of the Peace Marsh neighbourhood plan for 2021-2028, following a brief acknowledgment of personal losses among the council members. The meeting also included procedural elements such as apologies for absence and disclosures of interest.
Decision: Adoption of the Peace Marsh Neighbourhood Plan 2021-2028 The council reviewed and unanimously approved the Peace Marsh Neighbourhood Plan, which had been modified by an examiner and presented to a local referendum. Councillor Colleen highlighted the alignment of this plan with the broader local development plan ending in 2028 and commended the neighbourhood plan team for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The adoption of this plan is significant as it sets the framework for local development and planning decisions in Peace Marsh until 2028, ensuring they are in sync with broader regional planning objectives.
Additional Information: The meeting was marked by a respectful start, with condolences offered to Councillors Bailas and Meyer for their personal losses. This set a somber yet cooperative tone for the session. The introduction of Andrew Vallance, the new Deputy Chief Executive, was a notable administrative update. The meeting was efficiently conducted, with clear and unanimous decisions, reflecting a well-prepared council and strong agreement on the presented issues.
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