Greenwood, Arkansas
Próximas reuniones
Special Council Meeting
Esta reunión especial del concejo incluye una recomendación para aprobar $4,000 adicionales para los gastos operativos del Founders Day 2026 y dar cuarta y última lectura a Elections Procedure Bylaw No. 1050, 2026. La reunión también incluye un reconocimiento de tierras y una sesión a puerta cerrada para relaciones laborales.
- Aprobar aumento de $4,000 al presupuesto del Founders Day para gastos operativos
- Lectura final de Elections Procedure Bylaw No. 1050, 2026
- Reconocimiento de tierras en territorio tradicional Syilx Okanagan y Metis
- Pasar a sesión a puerta cerrada bajo la Sección 90(1)(c) (relaciones laborales)
Regular Council Meeting
La agenda de esta reunión del Concejo Municipal de Greenwood parece estar vacía o contiene solo trámites procesales. No se enumeran decisiones ni discusiones.
Regular Council Meeting
La agenda de esta reunión ordinaria del concejo contiene solo elementos técnicos estándar y ningún elemento sustantivo para discusión o decisión. La reunión parece ser un marcador de posición o una sesión de procedimiento.
Regular Council Meeting
La agenda de esta reunión regular del consejo contiene solo texto de plantilla generado por el sistema del software eSCRIBE, sin elementos procesables, discusiones o decisiones visibles. Parece ser un marcador de posición o un problema técnico.
Committee of the Whole Meeting
El texto proporcionado contiene solo metadatos administrativos e información de interfaz de software. No hay elementos de negocios de la ciudad, proyectos o discusiones específicos listados para esta reunión.
Reuniones recientes
Public Hearing Meeting
El concejo municipal lleva a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar dos enmiendas de uso de suelo y zonificación. La primera reclasificaría terrenos comerciales en North Government Avenue a residenciales. La segunda reclasificaría una propiedad en 494 Dundee Avenue de comercial de carretera a comercial general. Se incluyen comentarios públicos sobre ambos temas.
- Bylaw 1046/1047: Reclasificar los lotes de North Government Avenue de C1 Comercial General a R1 Residencial Unifamiliar y Bifamiliar
- Bylaw 1048/1049: Reclasificar 494 Dundee Avenue de C2 Comercial de Carretera a C1 Comercial General
- Audiencia pública para ambas enmiendas de zonificación con notificación a los propietarios colindantes
Regular Council Meeting
El Concejo de Greenwood considerará un tema tardío para aprobar un cierre de calle para un desfile del Founders Day y dar lecturas finales a un reglamento que modifica los procedimientos del concejo. También revisarán informes de comités y pasarán a una sesión a puerta cerrada sobre relaciones con los empleados.
- Aprobación del cierre de la calle para el desfile del Founders Day
- Reglamento No. 1051: Modificar el Reglamento de Procedimientos del Concejo
- Reglamento No. 1052: Modificar el Reglamento de Tarifas y Cargos
- Aprobación del logotipo del Comité del Founders Day
- Sesión a puerta cerrada sobre relaciones con los empleados
Regular Council Meeting
El Concejo Municipal de Greenwood celebrará una reunión ordinaria con numerosos asuntos, incluyendo primeras lecturas de reglamentos para modificar el Plan Oficial Comunitario y la Zonificación de dos propiedades separadas, y remitirlos a audiencias públicas. Otras acciones notables incluyen adoptar un programa anual de subvenciones para embellecimiento de $10,000, aprobar una política de remuneración para elecciones municipales, nombrar a un Oficial Principal de Elecciones y un Suplente para la elección general de 2026, y dar lectura final a los cambios de tarifas.
- Primera lectura del Reglamento 1046/1047 para modificar el Plan Oficial Comunitario y la Zonificación de una propiedad no especificada
- Primera lectura del Reglamento 1048/1049 para modificar el Plan Oficial Comunitario y la Zonificación de otra propiedad no especificada
- Adopción de la política de subvenciones para embellecimiento DPA modificada con un programa anual de subvenciones de $10,000
- Nombramiento de Denise Frocklage como Oficial Principal de Elecciones y Brooke McCourt como Suplente para la elección de 2026
- Cuarta y última lectura del Reglamento de modificación de tarifas y cargos 1045
Council adopted the amended Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Policy and directed staff to implement the $10,000 program starting June 15, 2026. They gave first readings to two sets of OCP and zoning bylaw amendments for property redesignations and scheduled public hearings for June 25. Election officials were appointed and the Elections Procedure Bylaw received first-through-third readings. The Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw was adopted on final reading, and Council Procedures Bylaw amendments also passed first-through-third readings.
- Adopted amended Beautification Grant Policy and $10,000 program (motion 120-2026)
- Gave first reading to OCP Bylaw 1046 and Zoning Bylaw 1047 (motions 122-123)
- Scheduled public hearing for June 25 on those applications (motions 124-125)
- Gave first reading to OCP Bylaw 1048 and Zoning Bylaw 1049 (motions 126-127)
- Scheduled public hearing for June 25 on those applications (motions 128-129)
- Appointed Denise Frocklage as Chief Election Officer (motion 130-2026)
- Appointed Brooke McCourt as Deputy Chief Election Officer (motion 131-2026)
- Gave first-through-third readings to Elections Procedure Bylaw 1050 (motion 132-2026)
Special Council Meeting
Esta reunión especial del Concejo considerará dar primera a tercera lectura a un reglamento que enmienda el cronograma de tarifas y cargos de la ciudad. El Concejo también discutirá el Comité del Día de los Fundadores y revisitará la asistencia a la conferencia de la UBCM.
- Formación y orientación del Comité del Día de los Fundadores
- Discusión sobre asistencia a la UBCM revisitada
- Reglamento de Enmienda de Tarifas y Cargos No. 1045, 2026 (primera a tercera lectura)
Council approved the Founders Day Committee Terms of Reference, Orientation Package, and a $6,000 budget for the 2026 event. They also gave first to third readings to the Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 1045, 2026, and approved a $16,180 retaining wall quote for the Municipal Pool project. Staff were directed to reach out to small municipalities to discuss UBCM attendance costs.
- Approved Founders Day Committee terms, orientation, and $6,000 budget (carried)
- Directed staff to contact small municipalities about UBCM attendance (carried)
- Gave first to third readings to Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 1045 (carried)
- Approved $16,180 retaining wall quote for Municipal Pool project (carried)
Special Council Meeting
Council is considering first through final readings of Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Bylaw No. 1044, 2026, which establishes a grant program for property improvements. They will also approve a related policy to administer the $10,000 annual program starting June 1, 2026. Additionally, Council will direct amending the Council Procedures Bylaw to streamline bylaw readings.
- Introduce and adopt Bylaw No. 1044 (DPA Beautification Grant) in four readings
- Approve Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Policy with $10,000 annual funding
- Direct amendment to Council Procedures Bylaw section 24.4 for bylaw readings
- Policy implementation starting June 1, 2026
Council gave all four readings to the Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Bylaw No. 1044, 2026, adopting it. However, the corresponding policy was defeated to allow staff to amend it, addressing concerns about eligibility for ongoing projects and geographic scope. Council also directed administration to align the Council Procedures Bylaw with Community Charter standards for multiple readings at the same meeting.
- Adopted Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Bylaw No. 1044, 2026 (Motion 14-SP-2026, carried)
- Defeated Development Permit Area Beautification Grant Policy 2026-04 (Motion 16-SP-2026, defeated)
- Directed amendment of Council Procedures Bylaw to allow multiple readings at same meeting (Motion 15-SP-2026, carried)
Regular Council Meeting
Council will decide on authorizing a joint application with Fruitvale for a $70,000 Green Municipal Fund grant to integrate climate adaptation into asset management. It will also amend a temporary use permit for the BCEHS ambulance trailer due to delays. Other items include discussing UBCM meeting priorities (Highway 3 safety, fire hall) and receiving information on drought and wildfire smoke.
- Amend Temporary Use Permit 2024-01 for BCEHS ambulance: new issue date June 1, 2026, expiry May 29, 2029
- Authorize joint application with Village of Fruitvale for FCM Green Municipal Fund ($70,000) for climate adaptation strategy
- Discuss UBCM priorities: Highway 3 speed deterrents/crosswalks, new fire hall, LGCAP funding support
- Proclaim October 10, 2026 as National Dental Care Day
- Receive information on water scarcity, streamflow hazards, and heat/wildfire smoke readiness
Council authorized staff to submit a joint application with Fruitvale to the FCM Green Municipal Fund for a climate adaptation project, fully externally funded up to $70,000. They also amended a temporary use permit for the BCEHS ambulance, extending its dates to June 2026–May 2029. In a late item, council set a June 1 deadline for the Board of Trade to confirm Founders Day plans, with a committee to be formed if no response.
- Approved amended TUP for BCEHS ambulance (issuance June 1/2026, expiry May 29/2029) – Carried
- Approved Mayor Bolt, Councillor Shaw, and Councillor McLean to attend 2026 UBCM – Carried
- Directed admin to bring conference attendance policy for possible amendments – Carried
- Authorized staff to submit joint FCM Green Municipal Fund application for climate adaptation (up to $70k, 100% external funding) – Carried
- Directed staff to send letter to Board of Trade regarding Founders Day, with June 1 response deadline – Carried
- Struck Founders Day Committee effective June 1 if no Board of Trade response – Carried
- Proclaimed October 10, 2026 as National Dental Care Day – Carried
Regular Council Meeting
Greenwood City Council will consider approving Phase 2 of the Tourism Strategy, including a $20,000 annual budget for three years and a $20,000 one-time beautification project. They will also decide on $30,828 for sidewalk and railing replacements at the Seniors Center, and defer stormwater work pending a grant outcome. Other items include a property notice removal at 846 Boundary Creek Lane and acceptance of streamflow hazard outlooks.
- Approve Tourism Strategy Phase 2 with $20,000/year for 3 years and $20,000 beautification budget
- Authorize $30,828 for Seniors Center sidewalk and railing replacement (Pownall Construction estimate)
- Remove notice on title for 846 Boundary Creek Lane property
- Defer Seniors Center stormwater request pending UBCM grant outcome
- Accept donation letter from Greenwood Improvement Society
Council approved the Tourism Strategy Phase 2 with funding of $20,000 annually for three years, a $10,000 annual beautification grant, and a one-time $20,000 beautification project. It also approved $30,828 for immediate seniors center sidewalk and railing replacement, deferred stormwater work, and removed a notice on title for a property.
- Approved Tourism Strategy Phase 2 with $20k/yr for 3 years
- Established $10k/yr beautification grant for 3 years
- Approved $20k one-time beautification project for summer 2026
- Removed notice on title for 846 Boundary Creek Lane
- Approved $30,828 for seniors center sidewalk and railing replacement
- Scheduled remaining seniors upgrades as 2027 capital projects
- Directed staff to apply for SPARC BC accessibility grant in 2027
- Deferred stormwater management request pending UBCM grant
Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation on a draft emergency management gap analysis and a tourism update. Other items are routine adoption of agenda and minutes.
- Emergency management gap analysis draft presented by Chris Marsh
- Tourism presentation by the Tourism Coordinator
Regular Council Meeting
Council will give final readings to the 2026 tax rate, 2026-2030 financial plan, and an amendment to fees and charges. They will also decide on a $247,338 contract for city hall front entrance restoration and accessibility ramp, approve $33,500 for a fire truck purchase and related upgrades, and consider a development variance permit for 502 Dundee Ave.
- Final reading of 2026 Tax Rate Bylaw
- Final reading of 2026-2030 Financial Plan
- Award $247,338 city hall renovation contract to 1045954 BC Ltd. (Allen Fischer)
- Purchase RDKB's Wildland III Fire Truck for $25,000 plus $8,500 for pump and decals
- Development Variance Permit for 502 Dundee Ave
Council approved purchasing the RDKB's Wildland III fire truck for $25,000, plus $8,500 for a new pump and decals, and $1,500 to repurpose the first responder truck as a fire chief truck (5-2). They also approved an updated City Hall front entrance restoration budget of $247,338.23 (6-1). Additionally, council gave final readings to the Fees and Charges Bylaw, Financial Plan, and Tax Rate bylaws, and directed staff to negotiate partnership agreements for the recreation facility and museum.
- Approved purchase of Wildland III fire truck for $25,000 (5-2)
- Approved additional $8,500 for pump and decals (5-2)
- Approved $1,500 to repurpose truck as fire chief truck (5-2)
- Approved City Hall restoration budget increase to $247,338 (6-1)
- Gave final readings to Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1041
- Gave final readings to Financial Plan Bylaw No. 1042
- Gave final readings to Tax Rate Bylaw No. 1043
- Directed staff to negotiate partnership agreements for recreation facility and museum
Regular Council Meeting
Council will consider approving the 2026 preliminary budget, which sets spending and tax rates. They will also vote on a Fire Service Master Plan and purchase a wildland fire truck for $25,000. Other decisions include a $125,436 wastewater flow meter upgrade and new policies for the pool and concession stands.
- Approve 2026 preliminary budget and related bylaws (Bylaw 1042 Financial Plan, Bylaw 1043 Tax Rate)
- Approve Fire Service Master Plan and standing committee terms of reference
- Approve $125,436.84 for Wastewater Treatment Plant effluent flow meter upgrade
- Buy RDKB Wildland III fire truck for $25,000 plus $8,500 for pump and decals
- Adopt Concession Stand and Washrooms Policy 2026-02 and Municipal Pool Operations Policy 2026-03
Council approved the 2026 preliminary budget with a 7% tax rate increase. They also approved the Fire Service Master Plan, a wastewater effluent flow meter upgrade ($125,436.84), purchase of a Wildland III fire truck ($25,000), and several policy and bylaw updates. A resolution opposing further provincial/federal downloading of responsibilities without funding was passed.
- Approved 2026 preliminary budget at 7% tax rate (carried)
- Approved Fire Service Master Plan (carried)
- Approved wastewater flow meter upgrade project at $125,436.84 (carried)
- Approved purchase of RDKB Wildland III fire truck for $25,000 plus $8,500 for pump and decals (carried)
- Approved Concession Stand and Washrooms Policy 2026-02 (carried)
- Approved Municipal Pool Operations Policy 2026-03 (carried)
- Consented to RDKB Animal Control Bylaw No. 1911 (carried)
- Passed resolution opposing further downloading of responsibilities (carried)