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This amendment will allow the continued use of Assisted Living Residential Care Facilities and Supportive Living Residential Care Facilities without the age restrictions that exist today that allow only seniors to be housed at this location.

This amendment will allow the existing single detached dwelling to be converted to a personal services use.

The Plan would be amended to remove the parcel at 802 2A Ave N from the plan area in order to facilitate a proposed rezoning of the property to a new Direct Control land use district, which is proposed in a separate draft bylaw (6395). No other change would be made to the plan.

The proposed rezoning will allow for new uses on the property and for delegation of development approval authority to the Development Authority.

The subject parcel is the location of the Shelter, currently operated by Blood Tribe Health. It is currently zoned a Direct Control district, and re-fers to the Railway Relocation Lands Area Rede-velopment Plan. An associated draft bylaw, By-law 6394, would remove this parcel from the plan area.

Lethbridge residents will soon have a new multi-use outdoor court to promote active living and community sport participation. Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to amend the 2022-2031 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) project D-23 Outdoor Sports Court

Parks and public spaces bring people together, attract people to downtown cores and provide opportunities for residents and visitors to benefit from nearby local businesses and attractions. When it opens later this year, the new Galt Gardens Inclusive and Accessible Play Space will also address a notable gap in recreation and play opportunities within a 10-minute walking distance of Downtown Lethbridge. Construction will begin soon, with fencing set to be put up in early June.

Effective immediately, the southbound lanes of 13 Street South will be closed between 6 Avenue and 6A Avenue South for a water service repair.

I would first like to congratulate both Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Rachel Notley for their contributions to this great province of ours. It was a hard-fought election as both main party leaders shared their visions for Alberta.

Welcome to week three of our Curbside Enthusiasm Contest! 

In November 2022, City Council approved the next 4-year operating budget. Here’s some of the important investments being made in our community.