Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 6300 to rezone the parcel listed above within the Victoria Park neighbourhood.

Amendment to the West Lethbridge Phase II Area Structure Plan to  add an additional school site and allow for other housekeeping items within the ASP document.

A concurrent Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Bylaw 6433, is also being bought to Council for consideration.

Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 6300 to rezone the parcels for the development of an elementary school.

A concurrent amendment to the West Lethbridge Phase II Area Structure Plan is also being brought to Council for consideration.

The purpose of this amendment is to remove the parcel at 1624 9 Avenue South from the Specialist Offices Plan to facilitate an additional use for the property.

The applicant would like to allow for a craft instruction and production business as well as a craft market (Retail Store) on the Parcel.

The applicant also seeks to allow for business industrial-type uses, such as offices and household repair services, in addition to the general industrial uses that are currently allowed on the Parcel.

The proposed rezoning would facilitate a potential change of use of the existing building to Medical and Health Office (Outpatient) to allow for a counselling office.

Applications are now open once again for the City of Lethbridge's Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP), which will provide homeowners with a financial tool to support energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades to their properties.

The parcel would be rezoned to exclude the landscaping requirements, the site plan, and the landscaping plan found in Bylaw 6177. Bylaw 6417 carries forward the currently allowed Uses and most of the development requirements.

The proposed rezoning would allow for the development of a supportive housing facility with 30 units as well as a medical office and pharmacy, and for delegation of development approval authority to the Development Authority.

This Bylaw amends bylaw 6296 the Clean Energy Improvement Tax Bylaw to remove annual caps on funding the program, allowing more property owners to have access to funding sooner. It does not change the overall program spending limit.