Bentley Council Approves Southeast Growth Plan Amid Resident Objections
—A new Area Structure Plan for southeast Bentley was passed despite residents raising concerns about high-density housing, traffic, and property values.
—A new Area Structure Plan for southeast Bentley was passed despite residents raising concerns about high-density housing, traffic, and property values.
—Bentley's newly sworn-in town council filled key roles on regional boards Tuesday, confirmed its operational schedule, and renewed contracts for the town's auditor and assessor.
—Bentley Town Council sets a public hearing for the Southeast Area Structure Plan, which will guide future growth, and passes the first reading of a bylaw to regulate temporary signs in the commercial district.
—At its September 9 meeting, Bentley Town Council approved the sale of three lots for a combined $170,700 and directed staff to lobby the Alberta government for infrastructure and seniors housing funding.
—Bentley Town Council approved three more land sales in the Sunset Heights subdivision, signaling continued growth. A second-quarter financial report, however, projects a $163,062 deficit, driven by project overruns and revenue delays.