The main topics:
- The Bassano Station issue was the first up. Although village council has very little control over the Centennial Railway Museum's project, residents were most concerned the building would soon become abandoned. With part of the roof missing and it not being closed in around the foundation, residents were wondering of its future. We on council could give them few answers.
- One resident was concerned that issues brought to the attention of council were not being followed up. Was the village office writing a note to the person who brought the issue to council's attention, outlining actions taken? We were able to indicate that, in most cases, the follow-up was done by either phone call or letter.
- We were asked why we lengthened the time residents have to clear their sidewalks of snow from 48 hours to 72 hours. We explained that it gives the residents a bit longer to remove the snow in case they can't get on the shovel right away.
- Another resident was wondering if there was a bylaw preventing parked vehicles from blocking laneways. We indicated to them that this was a part of the province's Traffic Safety Act. I've taken a couple of quick tours around the area mentioned, but found no vehicles blocking laneways. Vehicles can be parked between the garage and the lane if there is room. The laneways should remain clear at all times.
- Residents wondered why we weren't collecting tie-down fees at the Beiseker Airport. I was able to tell them it was a clerical error, which would be corrected in the next few days.
- Also discussed during or right after the meeting were the removal of some of the village's aging poplar trees, water drainage flows, potholes, and recycling fees.
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