Town Council would like to meet with CN (Canadian National Railway) to talk to them about doing a press release or a public meeting. CN plans on putting a sweet crude transfer site at the railway tracks, but council is concerned that it's going to mean too much heavy truck traffic and concerned about the vapour (smell) and grounding of the trucks. Council would like to make sure precautions will be made so there is no chance of fire.
Don Shirley will be the town representative on the Sun Country Community Health Advisory Networks. The purpose of that network is to represent the broad interest of the community and provide feedback from the community to Sun Country. This will be taking place sometime in January.
Another amendment to the zoning bylaw has been made. A bylaw to amend bylaw NO. 2010-06, the zoning bylaw of the town of Carlyle, was passed. Lots 1-6 block 1 plan 102006593 have been changed from C2 zoning to C1 zoning. C2 commercial to C1 Core Commercial, C1 Core Commercial does permit retail and office buildings whereas C2 Commercial does not and is for more industrial, heavy commercial buildings.
Town approved applications to purchase eight lots last night. The eight lots are residential lots in the south end of the town, in the new subdivision.
Council has acknowledged that extending Ruckle Road would interfere with Lions Club campsites in a proposed plan to develop new lots.
The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Jan 4. at 7 p.m.
