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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
Board
Town of Canmore Council Strategic Plan 2027-2030
This Council Strategic Plan for the Town of Canmore outlines the community's direction and priorities from 2027 through 2030, guided by facilitated planning sessions conducted in early 2026. The plan serves as a key reference for decision-making, business planning, budgeting, and communicating strategic priorities to the community. It is built upon four strategic goals: Livability, Environment, Relationships, and Economy. The vision is to establish Canmore as a livable, inclusive mountain community rooted in care, balance, and shared stewardship, by enhancing residents' quality of life, stewarding natural systems, fostering trust and collaboration, and cultivating a resilient economy.
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Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Appeal Board Hearing
The Subdivision and Development Appeal Board convened to hear an appeal regarding a stop order issued for non-compliance with land use bylaws, specifically related to exterior lighting at a property. The board discussed the requirements for glare control, shielding of light fixtures, and restrictions on upward-projecting light. The development authority presented evidence regarding the non-compliant fixtures and the lack of provided information to verify lumen output and color temperature compliance. The appellant was provided the opportunity to present their case, and procedural matters, including the removal of irrelevant material from the agenda and jurisdictional questions, were addressed.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Canmore Enforcement Appeal Review Committee Minutes
The committee held a hearing regarding an appeal of an Order to Remedy Contraventions issued under the Municipal Government Act. The committee heard submissions from the appellant regarding their concerns about town responsiveness and neighborhood enforcement, as well as evidence from Municipal Enforcement regarding the property owner's refusal to provide access for water meter replacement as required by the Town's Water Bylaw. The committee ultimately determined that the Town acted reasonably and upheld the Order to Remedy Contraventions, mandating that the property owners comply to avoid further penalties.
Sep 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Subdivision And Development Appeal Board Board Decision
The Board adjudicated an appeal regarding a development permit for a detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) with variances at 17 Canyon Road. The appellants contested the necessity and cumulative impact of the granted variances, citing concerns over the ADU's size, waterbody setbacks, and property coverage. The Board reviewed arguments regarding the atypical nature of the lot size, the ecological relationship with the creek corridor, and procedural fairness. Ultimately, the Board denied the appeals, affirming the Development Authority's decision to approve the ADU with the specific variance conditions, noting that the development did not unduly interfere with neighbourhood amenities or enjoyment.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
