Public hearing
There were no submissions from the public for the public hearing on October 13, 2026, for two bylaws to accommodate the proposed Chief Spintlum Elders Lodge. Later during the Regular Council Meeting, Council gave third readings and adopted the bylaws (as amended):
- Official Community Plan Amendment (Health Care Campus) Bylaw 785, 2026, and
- Zoning Amendment (Health Care Campus) Bylaw 786, 2026).
Regular Council Meeting
At the Regular Council Meeting on October 13, 2026, Council:
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Received the October 2026 update on capital projects, including the Village Office, Fire and Emergency Services Centre, Community Hub, and water and sewer upgrades;
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Received the September 30, 2026 (third quarter) update on the organization’s key performance indicators;
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Received an update on Community Hub pool and related facilities (such as change rooms, washrooms, storage, and mechanical) and approved the revised layout, after receiving input from the Village, community members, and a recreation consultant, and sharing it with staff in the nearby Nlaka’pamux communities;
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Received a report on the September 30, 2026 (third quarter) financial results (Read the presentation);
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Approved the award and authorized signing of four contracts:
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TRUE Consulting Ltd. to prepare an Asset Management Plan, which the Village will maintain in the future;
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WSP Canada Inc. for the design of the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) to be paid for under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure (ICIP) grant;
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Canada Power for the purchase of a backup generator for the WWTP to be paid for under the ICIP grant; and
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TRUE Consulting Ltd. for engineering construction services for the Loring Way watermain construction
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Received an update on Development Services activities, including development and building permit inquiries and applications and initiatives, such as the Official Community Plan Update, park and downtown revitalization, essential housing development, and economic development (Read the third quarter [June to September 2026] Development Services Activity Report);
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Received a memo from the Lytton Museum Commission providing an update on progress and requesting assistance from the Village with interim space for the museum’s holdings (discussed at the October 6 Committee of the Whole Meeting), and directed staff to make space available for the museum in the new Village Office; and
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Received a letter requesting donations for fireworks for Lytton First Nation's Halloween celebration and approved a $500 donation.
Agenda
Meeting recording
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