DISTRICT OF LAKELAND NO. 521

As of the June meeting, the District will:
Prepare for limited opening of the office to the public in compliance with provincial guidelines around social distancing. Staff will continue to respond through electronic means and scheduled appointments.
The Emma Lake transfer station will accept sorted materials at no charge (at the discretion of the transfer station attendant) and open on Sundays during June.
Continue to monitor and adhere to provincial guidelines regarding social distancing, group gathering restrictions, and re-opening of public facilities such as parks, playgrounds and beaches.

The May 11th meeting agenda and supporting documents are posted under the Council (Meeting Agendas) tab.  The June 8 meeting will include a public hearing (conference call access) related to the rezoning amendments and business license bylaws for the retail sale of...

As of the April 20 meeting, the District will:
continue closure of the office to the public with staff responding to business requests through electronic means;
move the Emma Lake transfer station bins from the temporary location at the Shop back to the original site, with no charge for sorted disposal of materials;
monitor and adhere to provincial guidelines regarding social distancing for all staff, group gathering restrictions, and closure of public facilities such as washrooms, parks and playgrounds.

As noted in previous updates, the meeting agenda and supporting documents are posted under the Council (Meeting Agendas) tab on the website. Reports, Discussion and Actions: Administration’s report included the Building/Development permit listing, a Sand and Nutrient...

Comments or concerns should be submitted through the Council office (306.982.2010 or email office@lakeland521.ca). They are reviewed by staff on a regular basis, and by Council at our monthly meetings. The next Council meeting is February 10, 2020, beginning at 9am.

On behalf of the District Council and Staff, best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year!

Delegations consisted of Anglin Lake Cottage Owners Association regarding playground condition and upgrade, Karen Chad to discuss development of a foundation on a non-conforming dwelling, and an update on the preliminary design report for the wastewater treatment facility upgrades by BCL Engineering Ltd.

Prior to the Council Meeting on October 15, a Committee of the Whole meeting was held with two agenda items: A presentation by Seth McNaughton and Brent Friedt regarding the property assessment process followed by Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA). An...

The RCMP Community Engagement meeting held on August 30 was attended by approximately 100 people.  Both Prince Albert and Waskesiu detachments made presentations, followed by an update on the gang situation in the area and province.  This was an excellent opportunity...

Thanks to everyone who came out to the 3rd Annual District Community BBQ.  It was a great afternoon at Neis Park, and thanks to those District Staff and Council who participated in hosting the event. A presentation was made to Cliff Letendre, who is retiring as the...