The Town is seeking a contractor to supply, install, connect, and commission a new water source heat pump for pre-heating the two main pools at the Elevation Place recreation complex.
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Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Board Decision
Date: Oct 14, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board heard an appeal regarding a Stop Order issued for exterior lighting at 477 Stewart Creek Close due to non-compliance with lighting regulations. The appellant argued against the Stop Order based on procedural grounds and compliance with certain technical standards. The board ultimately denied the appeal and upheld the Stop Order, finding that the lighting fixtures lacked necessary glare control, caused light trespass on adjacent properties, and were mounted in a way that permitted light to project above the horizontal plane, failing to minimize glare as required by local bylaws. The condition requiring a development permit application was deleted from the original order.
Town of Canmore Cultural Master Plan 2020-2030
Date: Jan 1, 2020Type: Strategic Plan
The Canmore Cultural Master Plan 2020-2030 serves as a comprehensive roadmap for advancing culture within the community. It identifies four key focus areas: Leadership, Inclusion, Space, and Investment. The plan aims to elevate culture as a central pillar of Canmore's sustainable economic, social, and environmental development, fostering cultural vitality, diversity, and community wellbeing to inspire, empower, and connect residents and visitors.
The council meeting addressed several legislative and administrative items. Key discussions included approval of amendments to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board bylaw, specifically focusing on clarifying board composition and governance procedures. The council also approved an amendment to the Community Grant Selection Committee bylaw to increase public member representation. Additionally, the council approved updates to the Canmore Community Housing Line of Credit bylaw to increase the credit limit and modify repayment terms to align with current market conditions. Finally, the council received a project update on the 100 Palister Lane housing development, including a request for an municipal equity contribution to support permanent funding strategies.
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