Open House Presentations

The City of Cold Lake hosts a number of open houses throughout the year, to share information and gather feedback on projects or issues. Many open houses include slide show presentations, maps, charts or videos. Those presentations are posted here.

2024

Oct. 24: Community Open House display boards (PDF)
Oct. 24: Community Open House presentation slides (PDF)

2022

April 14: Commercial Security Pilot Project open house presentation (PDF)

2021

Municipal Development Plan and Intermunicipal Development Plan Public Engagement

• Municipal Development Plan draft (PDF)
• Municipal Development Plan video (YouTube link)
• Intermunicipal Development Plan draft (PDF)
• Intermunicipal Development Plan video (YouTube link)

2020

Feb. 26: Lakeland Crime Town Hall Meeting (PDF)

Sept. 1: Cold Lake Golf and Winter Club (PDF)

2019

Downtown Business Parking Open House (PDF)

2018

May 1: Cannabis Information Open House

• Regulating Cannabis Businesses (PDF)
• Regulating Cannabis Businesses - Maps (PDF)
• Combined File: Division of Government Responsibilities | Timeline for Cannabis Legalization | Proposed Cannabis Use Law in Alberta | Options for Municipal Regulation of Cannabis Consumption | Other Considerations to Think About (PDF)

2017

Jan. 11: RCMP Open House (PDF)

Jan. 12: 2017 Budget Open House (PDF)

March 23: Cold Lake Health Assessment (Waterline impact) (PDF)

April 27: Lakeshore Access Open House

• The City hosted an open house to gather information and feedback concerning the access to and use of lands along the lakeshore. The presentation centred on delivering information surrounding the different jurisdictions governing the lands adjacent to the lakeshore. Crown land is governed by the Province, whereas Environmental Reserve and Municipal Reserve are governed by the municipality within the confines of the Municipal Government Act. 
• Presentation: Lakeshore Lands: Crown Land, Environmental Reserve, and Municipal Reserve (PDF)
• The following maps depict the Crown Land, Environmental Reserve and Municipal Reserve behind lots in the Horseshoe Bay area:
  • Lakeshore Parcels 1 (PDF)
  • Lakeshore Parcels 2 (PDF)
  • Lakeshore Parcels 3 (PDF)
  • Lakeshore Parcels 4 (PDF)
  • Lakeshore Parcels 5 (PDF)
• Alberta Environment and Parks was invited and attended the meeting. Additional information on lakeshore lands can be found on the AEP website.