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
July 14, 2026 Council Highlights
- Council approve the addition of the following list of priorities to the District of Logan Lake Accessibility Plan:
- Replace bricks and improve overall accessibility to our downtown core (Lakeview Plaza).
- Implement mobility improvements for trails, pathways, and washrooms in Municipal Parks.
- Improvements to the accessible viewing platform at the Recreation Centre.
- Repair sidewalks and install additional ramps at crosswalks.
- Install automatic doors for entering and exiting the ice arena at the Recreation Centre.
- Upgrade ramps and doorways at municipal buildings to meet accessibility.
- Increase the number of accessible parking spaces in key public areas.
- Implement modifications to the Lakers Field washroom to improve wheelchair accessibility.
- Council approve Staff to advertise a Request for Proposal (RFP) for mapping and assessment of invasive species in the Wetlands at the Meadow Creek Golf Course.
- Council approve Staff investigate funding opportunities with the BC Parks Foundation.
- Council approve Logo Option 1, amending the colours to match district branding, as the official logo of Meadow Creek Golf Course; and that staff be directed to finalize the logo package and proceed with the development of a Meadow Creek Golf Course website and associated marketing materials within the approved budget.
- Council approve a discretionary fund up to $1,500 annually for the Mayor.
- Quorum for committees be changed in the District of Logan Lake Council Procedure Bylaw 831, 2018, Part 10, Section 10.10: from 2/3 of all its members to a majority of its members.
- Council allocates $2,950,000 from the Economic Diversification Reserve Fund to complete Ironstone Phase 4A Development and that the financial plan is amended accordingly.
- Council give Second Reading to Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963, 2026; and that Council give Second Reading to Zoning Bylaw No. 964, 2026; and further that Council direct staff to schedule and provide notice of a Public Hearing in accordance with the Local Government Act.
August 11, 2026 Council Highlights
- Council approve a letter of support be sent to Premier Eby, Minister Osborne, and Minister Krieger, regarding voluntary and involuntary complex care initiative and increased treatment capacity.
- Council approve a letter of support be be sent to Premier Eby, Minister Dix, Minister Greene, Minister Boyle, and Minister Bailey, regarding continued Local Government Climate Action Program funding.
- Council approve the use of the Vac Truck and time for an operator to assist with the BCIT wetland restoration fencing project within the Highland Valley Outdoor Association Recreational Trails/Community Forest.
- Council allocates $3,150,000 from the Economic Diversification Reserve Fund to complete Ironstone Phase 4A Development. And that the financial plan is amended accordingly.
- Council direct awards the Development Approvals Program update to Urban Systems for $99,500 exclusive of taxes.
- Council direct staff to issue a tender for a 2026 F350 XL Crew Cab and come back to council with the results.
- Council approve the following question to be submitted to eligible electors of the District of Logan Lake General Local Election:
- RECOMMENDED BALLOT QUESTION: “Are you in favour of the District of Logan Lake adopting a bylaw to repeal The District of Logan Lake Television Society Grant-in Aid Bylaw No. 229, 1984, which would end the annual frontage tax used to fund television rebroadcasting services, which are currently in use beginning in 2028?” YES/NO
- And that the ballot provide “YES” and “NO” response options, and the assent voting be conducted in conjunction with the 2026 general local election; And that the associated repeal bylaw be given first, second and third readings at the August 11, 2026 Regular Council meeting and provide for repeal effective January 1, 2028, if the bylaw receives elector assent and is subsequently adopted; And further that Administration be directed to publish the required statutory notices and provide neutral public information explaining the effect of a “YES” and a “NO” vote.
- Council give Third Reading and move to adopt the District of Logan Lake Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 963, 2026.
- Council give Third Reading of the District of Logan Lake Zoning Bylaw No. 964, 2026 and refer it back to the Ministry of Transportation and Transit for signature.
- Council accept in principal the proposal from Lower Nicola Site Services LP Proposal, for the Logan Lake Campground Phase 2 Project, including the existing Loop D Municipal Campground expansion and Dry RV Campground Development; and that staff be directed to finalize the project scope design, pricing, and schedule and bring forward a report and recommendation for contract award for councils consideration.