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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Mountain View County seeks proposals for airport regulatory compliance and aviation fuel system operations at Sundre Airport and Olds/Didsbury Airport. The work includes regulatory compliance, safety management, and airside inspections. The selected contractor will also operate the County’s aviation fuel systems.
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Employee FTE
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96
Population
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12,981
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mountain View County
The council conducted a public hearing regarding Bylaw LU1326, which proposes the re-designation of land from agricultural use to a business park district. The planning department delivered a detailed presentation on the application, outlining the proposed four-phase development, environmental impact assessments, topographic characteristics, and soil quality analysis. Deliberations included procedures for managing supplementary documentation for the public record, ensuring accessibility for all council members, and reviewing historical context related to the application's revision process.
The Council conducted a public hearing regarding a land use bylaw amendment to rezone a property within the county. Additionally, the Council reviewed the operational services quarterly report, which provided updates on the status of various infrastructure projects, including road chipping, drainage improvements, bridge maintenance, and geotechnical challenges encountered during road construction on Acme Road.
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The council conducted public hearings for two land use bylaws. The first, Bylaw LU19/26, involved a re-designation request to facilitate a first parcel out for agricultural purposes, which was approved after council exercised its discretion regarding parcel size. The second, Bylaw LU21/26, concerned a request to re-designate land to a country residential district, which was also discussed in the context of the municipal development plan and land use policies. The council also addressed housekeeping items, including live streaming procedures and public hearing protocols.
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