Council Meetings
Regular Council meetings are open to the public and are typically held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, commencing at 6:30 pm in Council Chambers, located at #1 Opal Drive in the Municipal Office.
Council passed a resolution in 2021 to live stream broadcast Council meetings.
Transparency and accountability are fundamental to effective governance. That’s why council and committee meetings are open to the public. They give community members the power to voice their concerns and hear what officials have to say.
Live streaming brings government meetings straight to you. Accessing broadcasts on a laptop, tablet, or phone makes it much easier to engage in local government. This also allows us to disseminate information quickly, increase transparency and accessibility and increase community engagement.
Due to supply chain shortages, the Tremont Creek Wildfire, and staffing capacity broadcasted meetings have been delayed. We are working with AV professionals to get the equipment required but due to circumstances out of our control wait times are much longer than anticipated. While we work on bringing broadcasted meetings to the community, we invite you to attend Council meetings in person.
Regular Council Meetings
Agendas for Regular Council meetings are prepared and posted the Friday before the scheduled meeting and for Committee of the Whole, Special, or InCamera meetings, 24 hours prior to the meeting. The deadline for public submissions to a Regular Council Meeting agenda is the Thursday before the meeting. Please deliver submissions to the Municipal Office at #1 Opal Drive, or by mail to Box 190, Logan Lake, BC V0K 1W0, or by fax at 250.523.6678 or by email to info@loganlake.ca.
Committee of the Whole
Committee of the Whole meetings have been scheduled for 2025, please click here to view. Committee of the Whole meetings include all members of Council and allow a Council to review and discuss topics in depth, and make recommendations only, to a formal “Regular” or “Special” meeting of the Council. Public notice of a Committee of the Whole meeting is required in advance and these meetings may or may not be open to the public.
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InCamera Council Meetings
InCamera Council meetings, also known as ‘closed meetings’, are meetings of a confidential nature that the public are not permitted to attend and can only be held pursuant to the regulations outlined under Section 90 of the Community Charter.
Appearing Before Council
Should you wish to appear as a delegation at a Regular Council Meeting please submit a Delegation Request form to the Director of Corporate Affairs at the Municipal Office, #1 Opal Drive or via email at dca@loganlake.ca prior to 1:00 p.m. on the Thursday preceding the Meeting. If you have any questions, please call the Director of Corporate Affairs at 250.523.6225 ext. 230.
Council Highlights
March 3, 2026 Council Highlights
- Council send a letter to MP Frank Caputo outlining the following priorities:
- Chartrand Infrastructure Grant; Connectivity and High Speed Internet Access; Lakeview Plaza Strategic Priorities Fund; and, Proposed amendments to Letters Patent between the District of Logan Lake and Teck Resources Limited.
- Council recommended Randy Spyksma, Forsite Consultants Ltd., as a potential Technical Advisor for the Environmental Assessment of the proposed m.ah a temEEwuh Solar Project.
- Council provide a letter or support for the Logan Lake Lions Club Lobsterfest 2026.
- Staff be directed to update the Accessibility Plan with the barriers that have been identified through the Youth and Community Services Committee; and that the updated Accessibility Plan be presented at a future Youth and Community Services Committee meeting for review and recommendation.
- Council endorses incorporating a Winter Parade as an addition to the District of Logan Lake Annual Tree Light Up.
- Staff explore funding opportunities applicable to the 2026 Enabling Accessibility Fund.
- The 2026 Education and Environmental Stewardship Committee Meeting schedule be adopted as presented.
- Council approve an additional $20,000 towards the Wetlands and Lake Enhancement budgets for costs associated with lake monitoring and reporting, British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) restoration projects and regulatory requirements.
- Council approve an additional $2,500 to the Lake Enhancement budget for an Educational Program.
- The 2026 Executive, Policy, and Relationship Building Committee meeting schedule be adopted as presented.
- The Draft Recreation and Community Centre Regulation Bylaw 952, 2026 be forwarded to Council for consideration with the amendment to Schedule “A” Recreation Centre Booking Procedure #4.(c) The booking person(s) must be responsible for setting up, tidying, and cleaning up of the rental space after the booking. to #4.(c) The booking person(s) must be responsible for setting up, tidying, and cleaning up of the rental space as part of the booking.
- The Draft Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw 954, 2026 be forwarded to Council for consideration with the amendment of the Fees in Schedule G – Recreation Centre User Fees, as follows: Hockey / Curling Arenas “No Ice”; Hockey Rink Area Hourly Rate $40, Registered Local Not for Profit $20; Daily Rate $200, Registered Local Not for Profit $100; Curling Rink Area Hourly Rate $30, Registered Local Not for Profit $15; Daily Rate $150, Registered Local Not for Profit $75.
- Staff be directed to engage with the Logan Lake Secondary Grads for 2026 facility rentals for Grad Ceremonies and Staff to advise the Grad class on current available options.
- Council directs Staff to move forward with IX Solutions on the server cloud migration proposal as described.
- Council authorizes Urban Systems Ltd. to submit a grant application on behalf of the District of Logan Lake for up to $200,000 under the Local Government Development Approvals Program; and Council agrees to provide overall grant management and support for any cost overruns incurred by the Local Government Development Approvals Program administered through the Union of British Columbia Municipalities.
- The Wastewater Collection System Bylaw No. 948, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Travel Expense and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 950, 2026 be given first, second, and third readings.
- The Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 951, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Recreation and Community Centre Regulations Bylaw No. 952, 2026 be given first, second, and third readings.
- The Whispering Pines Cemetery Amendment Bylaw No. 953, 2026 be given first, second, and third readings.
- The Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 954, 2026 be given first, second, and third readings.
- The Fireworks Regulations Bylaw No. 955, 2026 be given first, second, and third readings.
March 17, 2026 Council Highlights
- Council approve a letter of support be sent to the District of Peachland, regarding the proposed Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) resolution that the Province of British Columbia exempt municipalities from Provincial Sales Tax on professional services.
- A letter of support be sent to the City of Abbotsford, regarding the two proposed UBCM resolutions, engagement on pipeline valuation changes and exempting local governments from expanded provincial sales tax requirements, that will be brought forward for consideration at the 2026 Lower Mainland Local Government Association (LMLGA) Convention, in advance of the UBCM Convention.
- A letter of support be sent to the Logan Lake Social Housing and Commercial Development Society, for their pursuit of alternate funding streams for the 300 Opal Drive housing project.
- That the District of Logan Lake supports the application to the 2026 CRI program for a fuel management demonstration project in the amount $51,975 and will provide overall grant management to complete this project.
- That the Logan Lake Arts Council service agreement be deferred to budget.
- The Travel Expense and Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 950, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Recreation and Community Centre Regulations Bylaw No. 952, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Whispering Pines Cemetery Amendment Bylaw No. 953, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 954, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.
- The Fireworks Regulations Bylaw No. 955, 2026 be reconsidered and adopted.