Smithers Council Meeting Tonight

Smithers Council will be convening tonight for a regular Town meeting.

Tonight’s agenda is quite long, covering many staff reports and correspondence, and touching on one bylaw regarding local recreational fees.

Council has decided not to increase prices youth summer ice this summer. They have also decided against holding morning ice on weekdays between 5:30 and 8:30 am.

Council is expected to adopt the bylaw after all 3 readings last meeting.

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Council has also been given a request to change the noise bylaw to 1 am for Music on Main, the free local youth concert. The request also asks for permission to block off Main street at Broadway and Alfred.

Music on Main will be happening in Bovill Square on June 19th

The meeting begins tonight at 6:30 in the Council Chambers. The public are encouraged to attend.

Mayor Taylor Bachrach will be back in the Chambers this evening. He missed the last meeting while attending the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference.

The entire agenda can be found here.

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