City of Lloydminster

Last chance to join us on October 16, join us for the Economic Development Breakfast in the Bexson Construction Prairie Willow Room at the Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association from 7 to 9 a.m. for presentations from Economic Development along with a keynote speaker Jess Tetu. Overcoming adversity at a very young age, Jess began her adult life on her own at the age of 15 years old and through dedication, determination and hard work has become a national award-winning philanthropist and entrepreneur. Jess is the sole owner of five Just For You Day Spas in Saskatchewan & Alberta, Founder & CEO of Lia Reese Canada, (Saskatchewan’s Beauty Brand), Founder & CEO of Iconic Betty Jewelry, Founder of Jess Tetu Consulting, and Founder & CEO of 4seventyone Recovery Resources, a not-for-profit charity she created. She was named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, awarded the SK Entrepreneur of the Year Award, honoured with the YWCA Women of Distinction Award, and most recently received one of Canada’s most coveted awards when she was named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Tickets are available for $15 at Lloydminster.ca/EcDev2024 sales close Monday, October 14, at 6 p.m.

Don't miss your chance to join us on October 16, join us for the Economic Development Breakfast in the Bexson Construction Prairie Willow Room at the Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association from 7 to 9 a.m. for presentations from Economic Development along with a keynote speaker Jess Tetu. Overcoming adversity at a very young age, Jess began her adult life on her own at the age of 15 years old and through dedication, determination and hard work has become a national award-winning philanthropist and entrepreneur. Jess is the sole owner of five Just For You Day Spas in Saskatchewan & Alberta, Founder & CEO of Lia Reese Canada, (Saskatchewan’s Beauty Brand), Founder & CEO of Iconic Betty Jewelry, Founder of Jess Tetu Consulting, and Founder & CEO of 4seventyone Recovery Resources, a not-for-profit charity she created. She was named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, awarded the SK Entrepreneur of the Year Award, honoured with the YWCA Women of Distinction Award, and most recently received one of Canada’s most coveted awards when she was named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Tickets are available for $15 at Lloydminster.ca/EcDev2024 Sales close October 11.

We are working with Morrison Hershfield (MH) now Stantec to complete an Integrated Waste Management and Facility Master Plan and we need your help. We currently run a three-stream residential curbside collection program offering curbside waste, organics and recycling collection in addition to operating the landfill. On average, we divert approximately 35% of the materials through recycling and organics diversion and landfill approximately 24,000 tonnes of garbage per year. With this survey, we are hoping to engage interested parties and the public on their priorities for managing waste for the next ten years and beyond. The feedback will be used to develop the Master Plan which will provide the road map for solid waste management for the next twenty years. Take the survey online until November 3 at 11:59 pm at yourvoicelloyd.ca/swmp or find a copy of the paper survey at all city facilities and the Lloydminster Public Library.

On October 16, join us for the Economic Development Breakfast in the Bexson Construction Prairie Willow Room at the Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association from 7 to 9 a.m. for presentations from Economic Development along with a keynote speaker Jess Tetu. Overcoming adversity at a very young age, Jess began her adult life on her own at the age of 15 years old and through dedication, determination and hard work has become a national award-winning philanthropist and entrepreneur. Jess is the sole owner of five Just For You Day Spas in Saskatchewan & Alberta, Founder & CEO of Lia Reese Canada, (Saskatchewan’s Beauty Brand), Founder & CEO of Iconic Betty Jewelry, Founder of Jess Tetu Consulting, and Founder & CEO of 4seventyone Recovery Resources, a not-for-profit charity she created. She was named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, awarded the SK Entrepreneur of the Year Award, honoured with the YWCA Women of Distinction Award, and most recently received one of Canada’s most coveted awards when she was named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Tickets are available for $15 at Lloydminster.ca/EcDev2024 Sales close October 11.

City Council is considering the adoption of a new Land Use Bylaw (LUB), Bylaw No. 07-2024, and will be holding a Public Hearing on October 7 at 2 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall (4420 50 Avenue) discussing the proposed LUB. Livestream will also be available at lloydminster.ca/agenda. As a reminder, council meetings are open to attend by all public members, but written or verbal requests must be made to speak at Public Hearings. The current LUB (Bylaw No. 05-2016) was adopted in 2016. Since the adoption of LUB 05-2016, the City has undergone changes in population, municipal boundary, development trends and overall objectives outlined in higher level planning documents. These changes required the City to review and update LUB 05-2016 to better align with the vision for the City's development and future growth. A LUB governs all development in the City through specific rules and regulations. It is an implementation tool intended to carry out the vision established in documents like the Lloydminster Municipal Development Plan known as Connection to our Future. The LUB includes the following: ➡️ land use designations for the entire City, ➡️ use specific regulations for all development types, ➡️ process information regarding development permit applications, and ➡️ the permitted and discretionary uses for each area of the City. The above is not a comprehensive list of everything included in a LUB; a complete copy of the proposted LUB 07-2024 is available at the project site at https://lnkd.in/gJcKzxyb ❓How do I get more information? The draft bylaw can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/gptB6HYn, paper copies are also available by request at the City of Lloydminster Operations Centre (6623 52 Street). For more information, please contact Planning by emailing planning@lloydminster.ca or calling 780-874-3700. ❓How can I be a part of the Public Hearing? Anyone wishing to present at the Public Hearing, either verbally or in writing, concerning this Bylaw may do so during the City Council session with or ithout notice. Please notify Legislative Services by 2 p.m. today to provide a written submission for the agenda by emailing cityclerk@lloydminster.ca. All submissions will become part of the permanent record.

On October 16, join us for the Economic Development Breakfast in the Bexson Construction Prairie Willow Room at the Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association from 7 to 9 a.m. for presentations from Economic Development along with a keynote speaker Jess Tetu. Overcoming adversity at a very young age, Jess began her adult life on her own at the age of 15 years old and through dedication, determination and hard work has become a national award-winning philanthropist and entrepreneur. Jess is the sole owner of five Just For You Day Spas in Saskatchewan & Alberta, Founder & CEO of Lia Reese Canada, (Saskatchewan’s Beauty Brand), Founder & CEO of Iconic Betty Jewelry, Founder of Jess Tetu Consulting, and Founder & CEO of 4seventyone Recovery Resources, a not-for-profit charity she created. She was named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, awarded the SK Entrepreneur of the Year Award, honoured with the YWCA Women of Distinction Award, and most recently received one of Canada’s most coveted awards when she was named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Tickets are available for $15 at Lloydminster.ca/EcDev2024 Sales close October 11.

City Council is considering the adoption of a new Land Use Bylaw (LUB), Bylaw No. 07-2024, and will be holding a Public Hearing on October 7 at 2 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall (4420 50 Avenue) discussing the proposed LUB. Livestream will also be available at lloydminster.ca/agenda. As a reminder, council meetings are open to attend by all public members, but written or verbal requests must be made to speak at Public Hearings. The current LUB (Bylaw No. 05-2016) was adopted in 2016. Since the adoption of LUB 05-2016, the City has undergone changes in population, municipal boundary, development trends and overall objectives outlined in higher level planning documents. These changes required the City to review and update LUB 05-2016 to better align with the vision for the City's development and future growth. A LUB governs all development in the City through specific rules and regulations. It is an implementation tool intended to carry out the vision established in documents like the Lloydminster Municipal Development Plan known as Connection to our Future. The LUB includes the following: ➡️ land use designations for the entire City, ➡️ use specific regulations for all development types, ➡️ process information regarding development permit applications, and ➡️ the permitted and discretionary uses for each area of the City. The above is not a comprehensive list of everything included in a LUB; a complete copy of the proposted LUB 07-2024 is available at the project site at https://lnkd.in/gJcKzxyb ❓How do I get more information? The draft bylaw can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/gptB6HYn, paper copies are also available by request at the City of Lloydminster Operations Centre (6623 52 Street). For more information, please contact Planning by emailing planning@lloydminster.ca or calling 780-874-3700. ❓How can I be a part of the Public Hearing? Anyone wishing to present at the Public Hearing, either verbally or in writing, concerning this Bylaw may do so during the City Council session with or ithout notice. Please notify Legislative Services by 2 pm on Monday, September 30, 2024 to provide a written submission for the agenda by emailing cityclerk@lloydminster.ca. All submissions will become part of the permanent record.

Thank you to all who attended the Bordering on Disaster Conference presented by Cenovus Energy ! This event sparked great conversations around emergency preparedness and successful procedures used in past incidents. Thank you to our additional sponsors: ATCO Pathways Alliance See you next year!

Today is the last day to get your comments about the Land Use Bylaw Update in to the Planning Department! Planning is collecting a final round of comments to inform the Land Use Bylaw and make any final changes to the document prior to the Land Use Bylaw being recommended to City Council for approval. You can leave a comment by emailing planning@lloydminster.ca or by calling the Planning Department at 780-874-3700. If you would prefer to meet with a member of the project team to discuss questions or concerns, please contact the above at your earliest convenience. We have completed a comprehensive review and update of the current Land Use Bylaw 05-2016 and are preparing to recommend approval of an updated Land Use Bylaw to City Council. The proposed Land Use Bylaw will update the existing Land Use Districts, the permitted and discretionary uses in each district and the regulatory environment guiding development in the City. This review and update to the Land Use Bylaw has been completed by the Planning Department at the direction of City Council. Throughout this process, the City engaged with the community and took into consideration the input received from the public to create a Lloydminster specific bylaw. The intent is to simplify development in the city by reducing red tape, allowing for a broader range of uses in each district, simplifying the language used throughout the document to facilitate easy use and interpretation, consolidate many highly specific districts to fewer more flexible districts and the inclusion of items not considered in Land Use Bylaw 05-2016. The proposed bylaw was presented to City Council on August 12 during the Governance and Priorities meeting following multiple public engagement periods. To view the draft Land Use Bylaw, learn more about the Land Use Bylaw and to view engagement reports, visit https://lnkd.in/gyhMFazF

We have completed a comprehensive review and update of the current Land Use Bylaw 05-2016 and are preparing to recommend approval of an updated Land Use Bylaw to City Council. The proposed Land Use Bylaw will update the existing Land Use Districts, the permitted and discretionary uses in each district and the regulatory environment guiding development in the City. This review and update to the Land Use Bylaw has been completed by the Planning Department at the direction of City Council. Throughout this process, the City engaged with the community and took into consideration the input received from the public to create a Lloydminster specific bylaw. The intent is to simplify development in the city by reducing red tape, allowing for a broader range of uses in each district, simplifying the language used throughout the document to facilitate easy use and interpretation, consolidate many highly specific districts to fewer more flexible districts and the inclusion of items not considered in Land Use Bylaw 05-2016. The proposed bylaw was presented to City Council on August 12 during the Governance and Priorities meeting following multiple public engagement periods. Planning is collecting a final round of comments to inform the Land Use Bylaw and make any final changes to the document prior to the Land Use Bylaw being recommended to City Council for approval. Comments are being collected until the end of day on September 5, 2024. You can leave a comment by emailing planning@lloydminster.ca or by calling the Planning Department at 780-874-3700. If you would prefer to meet with a member of the project team to discuss questions or concerns, please contact the above at your earliest convenience To view the draft Land Use Bylaw, learn more about the Land Use Bylaw and to view engagement reports, visit https://lnkd.in/gyhMFazF