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Dec 31, 2099
Procurement of various advertising and sponsorship opportunities at The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre, including arena boards, ice resurfacer advertising, in-ice logos, wall boards, and comprehensive facility, program, and event sponsorships.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Banff
The committee reviewed updates regarding the communication strategy for the Public Art Program and received information on the Homegrown Art Show. Discussions took place regarding the feasibility of proposed locations for new public art, with a request for a procurement process report to be presented at a future meeting. Members tabled a decision on the 220 Bear Street Mall mural location and received status reports on the Wolf Street construction hoarding mural project and the Creative City Summit in Calgary.
The Council meeting involved several key administrative and legislative actions. The Council received the 2026 Council Workplan and approved new policies regarding Snow and Ice Management and Paid Medical Leave for Council members. Updates to the Road Prioritization Model were adopted, and the Council completed the second and third readings of the ATCO Gas Franchise Bylaw. Furthermore, the Council directed the administration to discontinue further action on the Compound Road Bike Lane Project and acknowledged receipt of various committee reports and correspondence regarding the Banff Legion tour-bus.
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The meeting focused on reviewing several Land Use Bylaw amendments related to the Heritage Resource Action Plan. Key discussions included time extensions for permit compliance, adjustments to approving authorities, improvements to the variance process, and expanding permitted uses for heritage sites. The board also addressed specific tactics regarding accessory dwellings, timeframes for compliance, residential transfer programs, and town-wide amendments. Additionally, updates were provided on a heritage article, the implementation status of specific action plan tactics, the annual recruitment campaign for boards and committees, and grant signage for the Nancy Pauw Pedestrian Bridge.
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