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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
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Town of Banff Strategic Plan 2027-2030
This Strategic Plan outlines the priorities for the Town of Banff for the next four years, aiming to build a resilient and inclusive community that balances residents, nature, and its tourism-based economy. It focuses on four key strategic priorities: Building a Life in Banff, Protecting Banff's Environment, Moving People Sustainably, and Nurturing Relationships and Collaboration. The plan seeks to enhance the town's environmental responsibility, social connectivity, and economic sustainability, preparing it for future challenges and opportunities.
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The Council meeting involved several key administrative and legislative actions. The Council received the 2026 Council Workplan and approved new policies regarding Snow and Ice Management and Paid Medical Leave for Council members. Updates to the Road Prioritization Model were adopted, and the Council completed the second and third readings of the ATCO Gas Franchise Bylaw. Furthermore, the Council directed the administration to discontinue further action on the Compound Road Bike Lane Project and acknowledged receipt of various committee reports and correspondence regarding the Banff Legion tour-bus.
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Banff Heritage Corporation Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on reviewing several Land Use Bylaw amendments related to the Heritage Resource Action Plan. Key discussions included time extensions for permit compliance, adjustments to approving authorities, improvements to the variance process, and expanding permitted uses for heritage sites. The board also addressed specific tactics regarding accessory dwellings, timeframes for compliance, residential transfer programs, and town-wide amendments. Additionally, updates were provided on a heritage article, the implementation status of specific action plan tactics, the annual recruitment campaign for boards and committees, and grant signage for the Nancy Pauw Pedestrian Bridge.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Council Of The Town Of Banff Regular Meeting Of Council
The council engaged in various administrative and policy-related matters. Key actions included approving an increase to the Fortis Franchise fee effective in 2027 to support overhead power line burial reserves, and revising the Public Use of Municipal Facilities Policy C7003-1 regarding facility rental hours and non-profit organization eligibility. The council also addressed the naming of the 50 Wolf Below-Market Housing and Community Space development, selecting specific names for the buildings and community hub. A motion concerning financial incentives for heritage property redevelopment was defeated, and the decision on a road reconstruction prioritization model was deferred. Additionally, several committee reports and correspondence items were received into the corporate record.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
