The Beaver Boardwalk (BeBo) Committee will continue its work into 2020, after an extension of the committee was approved at the regular council meeting on Jan. 7.
A reduction to the Advertising Fee section of the existing Facility Use Agreement between the Hinton Timberwolves Junior A Hockey Team and the Town of Hinton was denied by committee.
Hinton residents will receive their tax assessment and notices separately this year, rather than the previous single notice.
A handful of local residents voiced both their concerns and support regarding amendments being made to land use bylaw 1088-11 during the public hearing on Jan. 21.
A grant in the amount of $3,748.26 was approved by Council to the Hinton Legion as reimbursement for 2019 Municipal taxation owing on the organization’s bar portion.
After receiving approval from council on Dec. 17, the Town of Hinton can launch its intake process for the Municipal Internship Program in 2020.
An interim operating budget for 2020 was approved based on the operating expenditures from 2019 of $31,261,055.
Operating funds for the Hinton Golfing Society to head into the 2020 season of $86,501.57 were approved by council under ongoing conditions, oversight and support by the Town of Hinton.
Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Martin Taylor, was put on immediate leave of absence with pay following a special meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Council gave administration the go-ahead to renew their automated traffic enforcement (ATE) program with Global Traffic Group for the next two years after the Government of Alberta announced a temporary freeze on ATE.