THE UN-CITY EXPERIENCE

Notice is hereby given that the Council of the County of St. Paul No. 19 is considering Bylaw 2020-11 and Bylaw 2020-12 in relation to land uses within the County of St. Paul. Bylaw 2020-11 amends the Municipal Development Plan and Bylaw 2020-12 amends the Land Use Bylaw to allow for two parcels of land,…

TAKE NOTICE that an Undeveloped Road Right-of-Way License Agreement has been applied for in accordance with the Road Allowance Management Policy of the County of St. Paul No. 19 at the following location:  Between Section 10-57-6-W4 and Section 11-57-6-W4 Any person claiming to be affected by the said License Agreement, may appeal in writing within…

Notice is hereby given that the Council of the County of St. Paul No. 19 is considering Bylaw 2020-13 and Bylaw 2020-14 in relation to land uses within the County of St. Paul. Bylaw 2020-13 amends the Municipal Development Plan and Bylaw 2020-14 amends the Land Use Bylaw to allow for two parcels of land,…

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, as amended, the Council of the County of St. Paul No. 19 is considering Bylaw No. 2020-09, which is a Bylaw to allow a three year lease and private use for recreational purposes on the following Environmental Reserve land:  Lot 28ER, Block…

The County Offices are not open for public admission due to COVID-19.    The County of St. Paul is encourage the public to use on-line payments or to make payments through on-line banking or through their financial institutions.   A drop box, located at the front/north entrance to the Administration Office, is available at all times:  please…

What should you do with your demolition materials?  The County’s Waste Management is here to help.  Information is now available to help residents with what goes into the landfills and what gets recycled at the Transfer Stations.  Disposing of unusable goods is ‘Safe for you, Safe for the environment’.  The newest Trash Talk is an…

Effective 10:00 AM, Friday, May 22, 2020 the County of St. Paul is removing the Fire Advisory. With the significant amount of precipitation received throughout the County, the County of St. Paul will once again be issuing burn permits for open burning. Level 1 NO RESTRICTION: – safe campfires are allowed in campgrounds and in…

The Assessors will not hold meetings at the County Administration Office this year.  Assessors from Accurate Assessment Group are still available to discuss any assessment inquiries you may have. If you have any questions regarding your tax assessment, please contact Accurate Assessment Group at 1-877-438-2305 or email Bob Daudelin at [email protected] The deadline for appealing…

The County Administration Office remains closed to the public; however, payments to the County may be made in a number of ways.  Remember to include your account number on payments and the roll number on tax payments. By Mail  Please do not mail cash. Administration Front Door Drop Box  Cheque or money order only.  No…

2020 Non-residential Education Property Tax Even though the province has provided non-residential taxpayers deferral of the Education Property Tax, the County has decided to extend this deferral for all taxpayers. In order for all taxpayers to deal with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, County Council amended the Penalty Bylaw for 2020 to allow taxpayers…

NOTICE County of St. Paul No. 19 Taxpayers:  PREPARATION OF COMBINED ASSESSMENT/TAX NOTICES In accordance with Section 311(1) of the Municipal Government Act, notice is hereby given that the 2020 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices have been prepared and mailed on May 15, 2020 to all taxpayers. Sheila Kitz Chief Administrative Officer      …

For the safety of campers and municipal staff, County Council has decided to delay the opening of all Municipal Campgrounds tentatively until June 25.   If you made a reservation for dates in June before June 25, you will receive an email from Camp Reservations Canada to re-book for a different date or to receive…

Property development is increasing on Alberta’s lakeshores.  Shoreland development can have cumulative, detrimental effects on lakes and lakeshore areas. A Temporary Field Authorization (TFA) will be required for placing a mooring structure for personal recreational use in Crown owned-bed and shore, for longer than 14 days. Note:  This is an Alberta government requirement.  If you…

The St. Paul RCMP Detachment actively tracks public crime.  What’s been happening in your area? Link to the app    Published with permission from the RCMP.