Municipal Councils can establish two types of committees, according to the Community Charter:
- Standing committees for any matters the Mayor considers would be better dealt with by a committee
- Select committees to consider or inquire into any matter and to report its findings and opinion to Council
Council must appoint members to committees. At least half of the members of a standing committee must be Council members, while at least one member of a select committee must be a Council member.
Community Hub Operations Advisory Group
As the Community Hub is envisioned as an essential asset for the broader Lytton community, the Operations Advisory Grop will provide guidance to the Village of Lytton Council on key decisions required to ensure that programming meets the needs of all residents.
Read the Operations Advisory Group's terms of reference
Community Hub Project Advisory Committee
The Community Hub Project Advisory Committee is as a select committee of Council.
The purpose and mandate of the Project Advisory Committee (PAC) is to provide the Village with objective advice and insight on key issues and challenges related to the construction and operations of the Community Hub.
Read the Committee's terms of reference