Posts for Category “Information”

 Residents are reminded the use of fertilizers is restricted in the Summer Village.

Road repairs will start in the second half of August.  The frost boils will be repaired, the road will be re-gravelled, and dust control applied.  The speed bumps will be removed for this process, and left off for the remainder of the season.

A resident has shared the letter they sent in regards to upcoming proposed changes to the Disturbance Standard which regulates boat dock and mooring standards. Background information on the Proposed Mooring Standards If you wish to send a letter (using the information below or drafting your own with any recommendations that you would propose), it could be sent to: Alberta Environment and Parks - in charge of gathering information for these proposed standards: AEP.info-centre@gov.ab.ca ...

Some of you may have noticed that there are a number of soft spots in the road right now.  We need to wait until the frost is finished coming out; in the soft spots where it has pushed the clay up, those areas need to be dug out, and a proper base put back in. If it is just graded, that mixes the clay with the gravel and it will always be soft. It will be another week or two before this work can begin.  We appreciate your patience, and just ask that you drive slowly and carefully.

 Alberta Environment and Park’s is in the process of establishing a Disturbance Standard under the Public Lands Administration Regulation (PLAR). The purpose is to better manage the placement of temporary seasonal docks and associated structures on the beds and shores of Crown-owned water bodies that are subject to the Public Lands Act. The proposed disturbance standard should improve the regulatory oversight over the use of docks, while at the same time streamlining the administrative proce...

The road will be graded, and MG30 dust control protection applied this week (May 11, 2020). Speed bumps will be installed after the dust control application. There are a few frost boils that are scheduled to be repaired by the end of the month.

 The Summer Village needs some volunteers to help with this year's annual picnic. If you want to serve on the picnic committee to organize the event please contact  CAO June Boyda.  

Council meeting agenda's are now available online.  You can check out the agenda for the upcoming Council meeting on February 4, 2020. 

  Fortis contractors will be clearing trees from right of ways in the area. This project will take about 18 months to complete. Representatives will be in contact with you if it affects your property. If you have any questions or concerns please call 310-WIRE

 The Alberta government wants your input on proposed new opportunities for recreational harvest on specific lakes. Check out the Open House dates and details with this link.