The Town of Nanton is seeking qualified planning and engineering firms to provide professional services for the redevelopment of the Highway 2 corridor through Nanton. The solicitation is an open and competitive request for proposal identified as AB-2026-05836. The posting is for professional redevelopment services and does not describe a grant program.
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Town of Nanton Council Regular Council Meeting And Public Hearing
Date: Oct 5, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council held a public hearing regarding a land use bylaw amendment and subsequently moved to pass the readings. Deliberations covered a status report on ongoing projects, updates on the historic resource delegation program, and the appointment of a safety code service provider. Council members also discussed a new procurement services membership, revisions to the proclamation policy, and options for adjusting utility rates to meet cost recovery goals.
Town of Nanton Regular Council Meeting
Date: Sep 8, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Council reviewed a proposal for stocking the Westview Stormwater Pond with trout and agreed to partner with the Rowan House Society. Legislative actions included passing bylaws for municipal historic resource designation, amending fees and rates, and redistricting land use. The Council also voted to support the regional application for the 2028 Southern Alberta Summer Games, repealed a policy on discretionary notifications, proclaimed October as Disability Employment Awareness Month, and directed the Chief Administrative Officer regarding service agreements with the Oldman River Regional Services Commission.
The council meeting addressed two primary agenda items. First, a proposal was presented to explore the feasibility of stocking native fish species in the Westview Park storm pond. The council passed a motion directing administration to investigate the logistics, budgetary requirements, and environmental impacts of this initiative. Second, representatives from the Rowan House Society presented on their domestic violence support programming and resources. They requested that the town formally commit to becoming a community partner and undertake a concrete action to help prevent family violence and support survivors.
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