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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 20, 2026, the final meeting of the 2022–2026 council: staff's summary of the 2023–2026 strategic plan, the Government Finance Officers Association's Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the 2026 budget, and closing remarks from each member of council.

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]]> Wed, 21 Oct 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 396 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 20, 2026, the final meeting of the 2022–2026 council: staff's summary of the 2023–2026 strategic plan, the Government Finance Officers Association's Distingu Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 20, 2026, the final meeting of the 2022–2026 council: staff's summary of the 2023–2026 strategic plan, the Government Finance Officers Association's Distingu Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Oct 6: Steep slopes permit area, council pay adopted, free voting-day transit Oct 6: Steep slopes permit area, council pay adopted, free voting-day transit full 595dd7a1-a3af-40ea-9318-986b80a01e4b https://share.transistor.fm/s/4d9eceda Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Council Meeting of October 6, 2026: third reading for a steep slopes development permit area with approvals delegated to staff, adoption of the council pay bylaw, Garibaldi Estates, co-living and land development bylaws, 2nd Avenue housing agreements, free transit on provincial voting day, and letters on the Brackendale post office.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Council Meeting of October 6, 2026: third reading for a steep slopes development permit area with approvals delegated to staff, adoption of the council pay bylaw, Garibaldi Estates, co-living and land development bylaws, 2nd Avenue housing agreements, free transit on provincial voting day, and letters on the Brackendale post office.

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]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2026 07:05:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 761 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Council Meeting of October 6, 2026: third reading for a steep slopes development permit area with approvals delegated to staff, adoption of the council pay bylaw, Garibaldi Estates, co- Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Council Meeting of October 6, 2026: third reading for a steep slopes development permit area with approvals delegated to staff, adoption of the council pay bylaw, Garibaldi Estates, co- Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Oct 6: Capital plan, Brennan Park in plan documents, Government Road Oct 6: Capital plan, Brennan Park in plan documents, Government Road full a83d5290-3502-4eb7-8c9c-5d3a4d86d252 https://share.transistor.fm/s/38ee555a Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 6, 2026: the 2027–2036 capital plan ($25 million in 2027, $357 million over 10 years), a 4–2 vote to show possible Brennan Park upgrade funding in the plan documents, Government Road active transportation funding, municipal hall lease money, and the mid-year financial report.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 6, 2026: the 2027–2036 capital plan ($25 million in 2027, $357 million over 10 years), a 4–2 vote to show possible Brennan Park upgrade funding in the plan documents, Government Road active transportation funding, municipal hall lease money, and the mid-year financial report.

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]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 733 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 6, 2026: the 2027–2036 capital plan ($25 million in 2027, $357 million over 10 years), a 4–2 vote to show possible Brennan Park upgrade funding in the plan d Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of October 6, 2026: the 2027–2036 capital plan ($25 million in 2027, $357 million over 10 years), a 4–2 vote to show possible Brennan Park upgrade funding in the plan d Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Sep 29: Budget workshop, community safety, council pay, $415K for affordable homes Sep 29: Budget workshop, community safety, council pay, $415K for affordable homes full c0a79ebc-40cd-44a7-9856-a1660d7830dd https://share.transistor.fm/s/c7a5ba08 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 29, 2026: a budget workshop on the 2027–2036 financial plan (a 10.4% base increase in the property tax revenue requirement), community safety proposals sent back for consultation, the airport air quality motion, the Woodfibre LNG / FortisBC update, council pay, and $415,000 for eight affordable townhomes.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 29, 2026: a budget workshop on the 2027–2036 financial plan (a 10.4% base increase in the property tax revenue requirement), community safety proposals sent back for consultation, the airport air quality motion, the Woodfibre LNG / FortisBC update, council pay, and $415,000 for eight affordable townhomes.

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]]> Wed, 30 Sep 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 959 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 29, 2026: a budget workshop on the 2027–2036 financial plan (a 10.4% base increase in the property tax revenue requirement), community safety proposals sen Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 29, 2026: a budget workshop on the 2027–2036 financial plan (a 10.4% base increase in the property tax revenue requirement), community safety proposals sen Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Sep 22: Council declines Woodfibre LNG tax deal, four tax exemptions Sep 22: Council declines Woodfibre LNG tax deal, four tax exemptions full 67721ba8-f1e9-4ee2-9a41-4636756b7dbd https://share.transistor.fm/s/3f5a1c85 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026: council's vote to decline the proposed 10-year Woodfibre LNG financial arrangement (a community enhancement payment agreement and a revitalization tax exemption worth at least $142 million to the District), what regular property taxation means instead, and three readings for one-year 2027 permissive tax exemptions for Squamish Helping Hands, Search and Rescue, the Sikh Society's parking lot and the golf club.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026: council's vote to decline the proposed 10-year Woodfibre LNG financial arrangement (a community enhancement payment agreement and a revitalization tax exemption worth at least $142 million to the District), what regular property taxation means instead, and three readings for one-year 2027 permissive tax exemptions for Squamish Helping Hands, Search and Rescue, the Sikh Society's parking lot and the golf club.

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]]> Wed, 23 Sep 2026 13:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 567 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026: council's vote to decline the proposed 10-year Woodfibre LNG financial arrangement (a community enhancement payment agreement and a revitalizatio Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026: council's vote to decline the proposed 10-year Woodfibre LNG financial arrangement (a community enhancement payment agreement and a revitalizatio Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Sep 22: 2027 utility rates, garbage tote increase trimmed to 8.3% Sep 22: 2027 utility rates, garbage tote increase trimmed to 8.3% full d436b474-2bf4-4e2c-95fd-f1ccacc41b21 https://share.transistor.fm/s/359f895a Council Watch Squamish looks back at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026, a catch-up on a past meeting: a utilities budget workshop where council approved 2027 increases of 1.8% for water and 8.8% for wastewater, chose an 8.3% garbage tote increase instead of the recommended 10.3%, heard about landfill pressures, and reconsidered its motion on council legal expenses.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks back at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026, a catch-up on a past meeting: a utilities budget workshop where council approved 2027 increases of 1.8% for water and 8.8% for wastewater, chose an 8.3% garbage tote increase instead of the recommended 10.3%, heard about landfill pressures, and reconsidered its motion on council legal expenses.

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]]> Wed, 23 Sep 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 699 Council Watch Squamish looks back at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026, a catch-up on a past meeting: a utilities budget workshop where council approved 2027 increases of 1.8% for water and 8.8% for wastewater, c Council Watch Squamish looks back at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 22, 2026, a catch-up on a past meeting: a utilities budget workshop where council approved 2027 increases of 1.8% for water and 8.8% for wastewater, c Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Sep 8: Budget kickoff, aquatic centre funding, permissive tax exemptions Sep 8: Budget kickoff, aquatic centre funding, permissive tax exemptions full e469cd0d-d354-4ab8-a899-76210025149e https://share.transistor.fm/s/b6ade733 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 8, 2026: the kickoff and timeline for the 2027–2036 financial plan, a 2027 request to the regional district of about $1.8 million for aquatic centre operations and $3 million for capital work, and permissive tax exemptions for the Sikh Society's overflow parking lot, Squamish Helping Hands, Search and Rescue and the Squamish Valley Golf Club.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 8, 2026: the kickoff and timeline for the 2027–2036 financial plan, a 2027 request to the regional district of about $1.8 million for aquatic centre operations and $3 million for capital work, and permissive tax exemptions for the Sikh Society's overflow parking lot, Squamish Helping Hands, Search and Rescue and the Squamish Valley Golf Club.

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]]> Wed, 09 Sep 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 602 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 8, 2026: the kickoff and timeline for the 2027–2036 financial plan, a 2027 request to the regional district of about $1.8 million for aquatic centre operat Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of September 8, 2026: the kickoff and timeline for the 2027–2036 financial plan, a 2027 request to the regional district of about $1.8 million for aquatic centre operat Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Sep 1: Hunter Place rental homes, short-term rental appeal, vehicle residents Sep 1: Hunter Place rental homes, short-term rental appeal, vehicle residents full 20dad8bf-92b6-4f0c-b78a-bd4eed254dd9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ef8ca0e8 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of September 1, 2026: third reading for the Hunter Place rezoning that replaces a planned office building with 43 rental homes, a short-term rental permit approved on appeal, a review of vehicle residency enforcement, 180 townhomes on Cheekye parcel F, five bylaws adopted, and a wildfire resiliency letter referred to the 2027 budget.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of September 1, 2026: third reading for the Hunter Place rezoning that replaces a planned office building with 43 rental homes, a short-term rental permit approved on appeal, a review of vehicle residency enforcement, 180 townhomes on Cheekye parcel F, five bylaws adopted, and a wildfire resiliency letter referred to the 2027 budget.

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]]> Wed, 02 Sep 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 914 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of September 1, 2026: third reading for the Hunter Place rezoning that replaces a planned office building with 43 rental homes, a short-term rental permit approved on a Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of September 1, 2026: third reading for the Hunter Place rezoning that replaces a planned office building with 43 rental homes, a short-term rental permit approved on a Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Aug 10: Community Forest board appointments Aug 10: Community Forest board appointments full 91899f39-2e32-4fc9-8eb2-939a5d39e6db https://share.transistor.fm/s/b42c8987 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of August 10, 2026. Council voted unanimously to ask the Squamish Community Forest Corporation board to recommend two people for District-appointed board seats, for appointment in the fourth quarter; council keeps the final say. The Youth Council item was deferred.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Special Business Meeting of August 10, 2026. Council voted unanimously to ask the Squamish Community Forest Corporation board to recommend two people for District-appointed board seats, for appointment in the fourth quarter; council keeps the final say. The Youth Council item was deferred.

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]]> Tue, 11 Aug 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 267 Council asks the Squamish Community Forest board to recommend two District appointees; Youth Council item deferred. Council asks the Squamish Community Forest board to recommend two District appointees; Youth Council item deferred. Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Jul 21: Co-living rules, supportive housing lease, $415K for townhomes Jul 21: Co-living rules, supportive housing lease, $415K for townhomes full f537c88b-c1a7-4c3f-934c-f13107d47b35 https://share.transistor.fm/s/69e8c554 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of July 21, 2026: three readings for co-living rules, a 60-year lease of District land on Government Road to BC Housing for 65 supportive homes, $415,000 toward eight affordable townhomes at Garibaldi Springs, noise enforcement at the pipeline laydown yard and on Finch Drive, and a trade corridor funding application.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of July 21, 2026: three readings for co-living rules, a 60-year lease of District land on Government Road to BC Housing for 65 supportive homes, $415,000 toward eight affordable townhomes at Garibaldi Springs, noise enforcement at the pipeline laydown yard and on Finch Drive, and a trade corridor funding application.

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]]> Wed, 22 Jul 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 935 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of July 21, 2026: three readings for co-living rules, a 60-year lease of District land on Government Road to BC Housing for 65 supportive homes, $415,000 toward eight a Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Regular Business Meeting of July 21, 2026: three readings for co-living rules, a 60-year lease of District land on Government Road to BC Housing for 65 supportive homes, $415,000 toward eight a Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Jul 16 Design Panel: 26 townhomes on Government Road Jul 16 Design Panel: 26 townhomes on Government Road full 40b5882a-44ad-4ee8-9df9-947dcf6b0696 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a486d1e9 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Advisory Design Panel meeting of July 16, 2026: the panel's review of 26 townhomes proposed at 40279 Government Road (Development Permit 635), its 3–2 recommendation to support the design generally with issues to resolve with staff, and members' comments on the shared internal street, aging in place and landscaping. The panel's recommendations are not final decisions.

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]]> Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Advisory Design Panel meeting of July 16, 2026: the panel's review of 26 townhomes proposed at 40279 Government Road (Development Permit 635), its 3–2 recommendation to support the design generally with issues to resolve with staff, and members' comments on the shared internal street, aging in place and landscaping. The panel's recommendations are not final decisions.

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]]> Fri, 17 Jul 2026 07:00:00 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 333 Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Advisory Design Panel meeting of July 16, 2026: the panel's review of 26 townhomes proposed at 40279 Government Road (Development Permit 635), its 3–2 recommendation to support the design gener Council Watch Squamish looks at the District of Squamish Advisory Design Panel meeting of July 16, 2026: the panel's review of 26 townhomes proposed at 40279 Government Road (Development Permit 635), its 3–2 recommendation to support the design gener Squamish, Squamish council, District of Squamish, Squamish news, Sea to Sky, Howe Sound, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No