The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands

Changes will mean up to three total residential units will be allowed on a single fully serviced lot, more changes could come in the future after zoning bylaw review

Town will complete 90% of the engineering and design work for the project, but will then put it on the shelf for the foreseeable future

Narrow vote reduces parkland free from approximately $50,000 to $650, decision not final as it must be ratified at a full council meeting on April 15

Council approved using $4,000 from the working capital reserve fund to make a donation to help the Lions Club replace its events trailer

New development charges bylaw will come to council for final approval on April 15, with 20 per cent increases yearly for five years

Applications for Community Improvement Plan programs will be accepted starting on April 19

Provincial Constable Gabe Kokas received the 2023 Officer of the Year award at a special ceremony

Council votes to change resolution wording to soften the language and keep the idea of lifting the ban on mobile/modular homes as a proposal at this time

A future report will recommend how council can mitigate the slight 2023 budget deficit

Plan to end discounts for minor sports prompted backlash from volunteers and residents across Grey Highlands causing council to vote to reverse course