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Comments openPublic Engagement

Coffee with Council

I would like to explore a regular “Coffee with Council” opportunity where residents can speak informally with council members, ask questions, raise concerns, and share ideas outside the formality of a council meeting.

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Bring the idea forward for council discussion and determine whether administration should return with options for format, timing, location, and basic guidelines.

Updated Jun 16, 2026

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Comments openGovernance

Modernizing the Procedural Bylaw

I would like council to review and modernize the Village’s procedural bylaw so that council meetings are clearer, better organized, and easier for residents to follow.

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Ask administration to review the current procedural bylaw and return with recommended updates, including options for agenda items, supporting documents, council reports, delegations, notices of motion, and public participation.

Updated Jun 16, 2026

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Comments openDevelopment

Property Redevelopment and Renovation Tax Incentive

I would like council to explore whether a limited, criteria-based municipal tax incentive could encourage property redevelopment, major renovations, infill, and community revitalization in Barons.

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Ask administration to research options available to the Village, including legal requirements, financial impacts, eligibility criteria, application processes, and examples from other Alberta municipalities.

Updated Jun 16, 2026

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Affordability

Affordability was the biggest concern I heard from residents. I want council decisions to consider the real cost to households and be explained clearly before major tax or fee decisions are made.

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Watch budget discussions, tax rate decisions, fee changes, and spending proposals.

Updated May 28, 2026

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Recording and Broadcasting Council Meetings

Not everyone can attend council meetings in person. Recording or broadcasting meetings could make council easier to follow and help more residents understand decisions.

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Bring forward or support discussion on practical options, costs, privacy considerations, and meeting procedure changes.

Updated May 28, 2026

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