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Bylaws

The Village of Lytton lost many of its corporate records in the 2021 fire. Staff have been working to update, replace, and modernize bylaws and policies.

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2024 Annual Tax Rate Bylaw 749, 2024
2024-2028 Financial Plan Bylaw 748, 2024
- 2024-2028 Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw 753, 2024
Board of Variance Bylaw 738, 2023
Building Bylaw 710, 2022
Business Licence Bylaw 549, 2002
Burning Bylaw 663, 2012 – Schedule G
Cemetery Bylaw 610, 2009
Cemetery Bylaw 610, 2009 (appendices)
Cross Connection Bylaw 664, 2012
Council Procedure Bylaw 727, 2023
- Council Procedure Amendment Bylaw, 744, 2024
Council Remuneration Bylaw 709
Development Approval Procedures Bylaw 731, 2023 (Adopted June 14, 2023)
Election Procedures Bylaw 708-2022
Fire Department Constitution Bylaw 539, 2003
Fire Department Regulation Bylaw 555, 2002
Fees and Charges Bylaw 696, 2018 (Consolidated)
- Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw 728, 2024
- Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw 737, 2023
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw 724, 2022
Growing Communities Reserve Fund Bylaw 751, 2024
Officer and Employee Bylaw 658, 2012
Local Elections and Voting Procedures Bylaw 499, 1999
Museum Bylaw 620, 2009
Noise Bylaw 663, 2012 – Schedule H
Official Community Plan Bylaw 475, 1998 (Consolidated)
Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw 698, 2018
Public Notice Bylaw 742, 2023
Recreation Commission Bylaw 660, 2012
Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 712 – adopted
Sewer Regulations Bylaw 650, 2011
Sign Bylaw 618, 2009
Snow Removal Bylaw 663, 2012 – Schedule K
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 1 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 2 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 3 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 4 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 5 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 6 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Subdivision and Development Servicing Part 7 of 7 Bylaw 483, 1998
Tax Exemptions Bylaw 663, 2012 Schedule B
Tax Rates Bylaw 663 Schedule C
Traffic Control Bylaw 234, 1978
Unsightly Premises Bylaw 663, 2012 – Schedule M
Zoning Bylaw 484 (Consolidated January 9, 2024)
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 734, 2023
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 735, 2023
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 736, 2023
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw 739, 2023
Water Regulations Bylaw 649, 2011

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Team Rubicon Canada is offering some reprieve from direct Emergency Operations Centre duties for Village staff while working alongside local officials to help with IMT support (Incident Management Team support including Planning, Administration, Operations, Logistics and Safety).
In consultation with and at the discretion of local authorities, Team Rubicon Canada are also planning to provide follow-on operations including ash sifting and debris removal which are anticipated needs once it is safe to return to the Village. The 11-person team consists of personnel highly experienced in disaster response with many coming from military service backgrounds. Their extensive knowledge and years of expertise will allow Village staff to focus on immediate supports for residents as well as moving into the Recovery and Rebuild phase immediately, helping to create a smoother yet comprehensive timeline.
Ash and air samples are currently being collected for testing by the Ministry of the Environment within the Village. Once clearance has been given, Team Rubicon Canada will contact residents individually to arrange for them to come to the village and guide team members in the sifting process of their properties if desired. Team Rubicon will request the resident sign a permission waiver and assist in preparing a diagram indicating where items might be. Team Rubicon members will sift the area, clean, and decontaminate anything found and give it to the resident.
For more information about Team Rubicon Canada please visit Team Rubicon Canada | Built To Serve (team-rubicon.ca)

Call your insurance representative or company. Most insurers have a 24-hour claims service. Be as detailed as possible when providing information.

List all damaged or destroyed items. If possible, assemble proofs of purchase, photos, receipts and warranties. Take photos of damage incurred and keep damaged items, unless they pose a health hazard. Keep all receipts related to clean up and living expenses if you’ve been displaced. Ask your insurance representative about what expenses you may be entitled to and for how long.

If you do not know the name of your insurer or your insurance representative, contact Insurance Bureau of Canada’s Consumer Information Centre at 1-844-2ask-IBC.

TIP: For more information on insurance claims, additional supports, restoration and cleaning, download the What to do after a fire guide (PDF).

A tour of the Lytton area is being arranged for Friday, July 9 for evacuated residents. While the area is still not safe for unescorted entry, work has been done to clear a way to permit taking residents through the area by bus. This tour is being coordinated to ensure that impacted residents have an opportunity to view the area.

Given that residents have evacuated into various locations in the Province, arrangements are being made for various pick-up points. At this time, pick-up locations being considered are Whistler, Chilliwack, Merritt and Kamloops.

To register for the bus tour, residents must call the TNRD Emergency Operations Centre at 1-866-377-7188 or email emergency@tnrd.ca. In order to accommodate as many people as possible, we ask that residents limit participation to two members of each household.