A temporary road closure of 6 Street South between 3 Avenue and the laneway near Festival Square is set to begin on Monday, March 31. This contractor warranty repair work involves replacing damaged concrete panels in the roadway. As the concrete will take about a week to cure to the required strength before the road can be reopened, this work is anticipated to be complete by Monday, April 14, weather permitting.
The community is invited to help shape the future of public art in Lethbridge.
The City is updating our Public Art Master Plan. Passed in 2012, the Plan recognizes public art as a key part of Lethbridge's culture. The update will reflect the city's growth, changing public expectations and new trends in public art and planning.
The deadline is fast approaching for registered non-profits to apply for the Make Your Mark (MYM) grant funding. Eligible organizations are encouraged to apply before the application deadline on March 31. The one-time grant offers capital funding to support non-profit organizations in enhancing their capacity to provide community services.
This bylaw proposes an amendment to Land Use Bylaw 6300 to rezone the parcel listed above. This will allow for new low density residential Development as planned in the approved Watermark Outline Plan. Additionally, it will also rezone the existing Senator Joyce Fairbairn Middle School Site and its associated sports fields to Public Building (P-B) and Park and Recreation (P-R), which are conventional land use Districts that are commonly used for other School Sites within the city.
Amendment to the River Valley Area Redevelopment Plant (RVARP) to update the position of the Safe Development Setback Line in relation to the developable area for Riverstone Phases 18 and 19.
This update to the Safe Development Setback Line, shown on three maps in the RVARP, is required in order for the Land Use Bylaw Amendment proposed under Bylaw 6472 to occur.
Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 6300 to rezone the parcel listed above within the Agnes Davison neighbourhood. The purpose of the proposed Bylaw 6485 is to allow the development of a four-unit townhouse, which is not allowed in the current R-L zoning. The Bylaw 6485 regulates parking, density, building height and building setbacks.
The bylaw will change the parcel from Valley (V); Future Urban Development (FUD); and Low Density Residential (R-L) to Low Density Residential (R-L); Park and Recreation (P-R); and Valley (V). This is to ensure the parcel is zoned appropriately for development with areas below the Safe Development Setback Line zones so that they cannot be developed.
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