DOG TAGS
We would like to remind all residents that currently own dogs to please mark your calendars. 2012 Dog Tags expire December 31, 2012. Tags for 2013 will be available soon at the Village Office at a cost of $15 each. If your dog does not have a current tag, you may face a fine under the Animal Control Bylaw.
Current Animal Control Services are with Parkland County and they may be reached at (780) 968-8400.In the instance of an emergency please call the RCMP. Residents also have the option of dropping off any stray dogs at the Parkland County pound without involving Parkland County Bylaw Enforcement Services.
DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
A Development Permit must be applied for before obtaining a Building Permit necessary for new construction, additions, decks, demolition, excavation (HOLDING TANKS & CISTERNS) and home occupations.
Our Development Officer, Tony Sonnleitner, can be reached at 780-718-5479 or emailed at pcm1@telusplanet.net. A Real Property Report, showing the location of existing buildings and the proposed development must be submitted when applying. Application fees must accompany all Development Applications.
*NOTE* Singlewide mobile homes are NOT allowed in the Village and holiday trailers MAY NOT be used to stay in on your property. |
BUILDING, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, SEWER PERMITS
We would like to remind residents that we secured the services of Superior Safety Codes as our sole provider of safety codes permits including electrical, plumbing, building, etc. You must apply for these permits.
If you are planning on building or renovating, you must obtain the proper permits before commencing work. We encourage you to visit Superior Safety Codes at www.superiorsafetycodes.com. and information booklets are also available at the Village Office. |
FIRE PERMITS
Fire Permits are available at the Village Office at no charge. A Fire Permit must be obtained for all fires not in a contained pit. Only untreated wood, paper and leaves should be burned in these fire pits. All fires are to be within the property lines of the person the fire permit was issued to.
Fines can be imposed if the Fire Department feels adequate caution was not taken while burning or if they respond to a fire on your property resulting from a deliberate fire set without obtaining a permit.
For more detailed information on fire pits please refer to Open Burning Bylaw #311 in the Bylaw section of this website.
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