Council approves policing extension at Hamiota meeting
Village of Hamiota council met on April 19 and voted to extend policing services. It approved closing the municipal office from April 24 to 26 to allow staff to attend the Municipal Administrators conference. A written offer from the municipal administrator was noted.
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Woodworth council amends pipeline by law and approves by law framework
The Rural Municipality of Woodworth holds a May 9 meeting approving first and second readings of By-law No 7/95 to amend the Rural Water Pipeline Utility charges for rural property owners and UVD Harding property owners. Finance reports show $27,268.99 in paid bills and $14,957.26 in unpaid bills. The council also accepts an EMO flood report, schedules culvert work, discusses police open house, an industrial park plan, and reviews a new planning scheme with multiple specific changes and questions. An Economic Development Corporation framework is approved and a May 3 meeting is planned.
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Roy Forrest
Brad Clegg
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Planning Scheme Amendment Draft For Hamiota Village Zoning
The draft by law amends the Village of Hamiota Planning Scheme to regulate land use and development. It designates zones RG RMH RM CC CH ML MH OR and AR replacing former districts with minimum site requirements and use rules for residential, commercial, industrial, open space, and agricultural areas. Public viewing hours and location are at the Municipal Office in Hamiota Manitoba.
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