At their meeting last night Flin Flon City Council passed on first reading an amendment to the bylaw regulating Council and Committee Meetings. The amendment requires that anyone making a presentation to Council give five days notice on the content of the presentation so Council can be prepared with some answers to the issues raised.
Council passed on final reading a bylaw to allow conflicts over parking tickets and other tickets under the Traffic Bylaw to be settled by an adjudicator instead of going to court. They also passed on second reading a bylaw to rezone the former Armories property from educational and institutional to highway commercial to allow for construction of the new Co-op store. The bylaw now goes to the province before coming back for final reading.
Council also applied to the Saskatchewan government for cost shared funding for upgrades to boost the water pressure in the South Hudson area and agreed to move their next meeting from February 7th to 14th to allow three members of Council to attend the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association convention.
