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WELCOME
Next Regular Council Meetings
-Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 9:30 a.m.
Meetings are held in the Town of Onoway Council Chambers located at 4812-51 Street, Onoway, Alberta.
Summer Village Information
Commission Memberships
The Summer Village of South View is a member of the following commissions:
-Highway 43 East Waste
-Darwell Lagoon
Fire Ban Information
The Summer Village of South View keeps a partial fire ban on year-round to control the way fires are maintained and to protect the Summer Village and the residents. Always check the fire ban signs at the entrances to the Summer Village. A full ban means no fires with the exception of propane barbeques. Please be vigilant concerning this.
Link to Alberta Fire Ban website.
Administration Contact Information
C.A.O. / General Administration
Phone 587-873-5765 / Fax 780-967-0431
Office Location: 4808-51 Street Onoway, AB
Mailing Address: Box 8, Alberta Beach, AB T0E 0A0
Email: administration@wildwillowenterprises.com
Emergency Services
Complaint Line - 1-844-786-4650 or 1-780-786-4650
Complaint Email - bylaw@mayerthorpe.ca
Contact - Peace Officer, Dwight Dawn
R.C.M.P Drug Tip Line 780-968-7212
Emergency - Police/Fire/Ambulance - 9-1-1
Alberta Environment Hot Line
1-800-222-6514
Assessment Services
Municipal Assessment Services Group
Dan Kanuka 780-939-3310
Development Officer Diane Burtnick 780-284-0410
Email: development@wildwillowenterprises.com
Mailing Address: Box 8 Alberta Beach, AB T0E 0A0
(to access a printable Development Permit Application or request for Letter of Compliance, please go to the "Documents" section of this site)
Building/Gas/Electrical/Plumbing Permits - New Provider Effective June 1, 2017
Safety Codes Permits and application forms are now obtained through Parkland County Safety Codes Services as follows:
Phone: 780-968-8443 ext. 8378
Email: vbeck@parklandcounty.com
Parkland County Office is located at:
53109A Hwy. 779 | Parkland County | AB | Canada | T7Z 1R1
Safety Codes Officer Information:
Building
Robert Green – 780-289-1070
Dennis Cooke – 780-686-2377
Rick Marcinkoski – 780-554-0462
Electrical
James Gemmell – 780-690-9251
Garrie Caruso – 780-446-8600
Gas/Plumbing/Private Sewage
Richard Stellmaker – 780-913-3162
Brett Hargrave – 587-982-9935
Alberta First Call - Call Before you Dig
Phone: 1-800-242-3447
Website: www.albertaonecall.com
General Area Information
Lake Isle Aquatic Management Society (L.I.A.M.S.)
Link to Website - http://lakeisle-aquaticmanagementsociety.ca/
Lac Ste. Anne & Lake Isle Water Quality Management Society (LILSA)
Link to Website - www.lilsa.ca
Lac Ste. Anne County (click to view website)
A wide range of recreational facilities are available in the County. Some of the facilities include ice arenas, riding arenas, baseball diamonds, creative playgrounds, cross country ski trails, snowmobile trails, just to name a few. You will also find many lakes and rivers suitable for fishing, swimming, boating and great for camping!
Darwell (click to visit site)
Located east of South View on highway 633, offers a library, seniors apartments, school, fire hall, Sunday farmers market (March through December) and the Darwell trading post which offers groceries, gas, post office, restaurant and lounge.
Alberta Beach (click to visit site)
Alberta Beach is located east of South View on highway 633 and offers numerous services such as groceries, nice public beach, restaurant, gas, museum, laundromat, churches and car wash.
Onoway (click to visit site)
Located east of South View on highway 633 to highway 43 then north on 43 is the Town of Onoway. Other services available are a medical and dental clinic, drug and grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations, automotive and tire shops, lumberyard, flower shop, library, post office, banks (Treasury Branch and CIBC),schools, arena, and veterinary clinic.
Seba Beach (click to visit site)
Offers a summer Farmer’s Market on Saturdays, grocery store, good public beach, restaurants, school, churches, curling, golf course, campground and Senior’s Center with second hand store.
Wabamun (click to visit site)
Offers a wide variety of stores, including a drug store, bus stop, library, marina, Credit Union, Treasury Branch, Sears Catalogue outlet, golf courses, bowling alley, a Provincial Park and churches.
Evansburg (click to visit site)
Located west of South View on highway 16 offering a wide variety of stores and services including a medical clinic, drug store, lumber yard, clothing store, Royal Bank, churches, bakery and grocery store.
Yellowhead Rural Crime Watch (click to read more)
Nomination Day was held for the Summer Village of South View on Saturday, June 10, 2017. The following 3 candidates have elected by acclamation:
Sandi Benford
Brian Johnson
Garth Ward
Term of office will be:
2017 to 2021
News & Updates
Public Input Requested
The Summer Village of South View is currently part of a 3-component project along with 7 other municipalities. One component is to adopt a Municipal Development Plan (MDP) which will be a mandatory requirement for all municipalities under the Modernized Municipal Government Act. The Municipal Development Plan is a primary document that guides the future development and growth of the whole community. The MDP sets the vision on how to accommodate this growth responsibly and serves as an important decision-making tool for Council, administration and all stakeholders. As a statutory plan required by the Alberta Municipal Government Act, the MDP provides direction for Council, administration, developers and builders, property-owners, residents and adjacent municipalities.
An MDP will address several items, including:
-future land use
-future development
-coordination
-transportation
-municipal services
Part of the process of creating and eventually adopting an MDP includes Public Consultation and Input. Please see links below to engage in this Public Consultation Process:
Project website:
Coming Soon:
Survey for Public Input - CLICK HERE TO ACCESS SURVEY
Alberta Invasive Species Update
Encroachments onto Road Right of Ways & Use of Municipal Reserves
To facilitate park maintenance in the summer months and to ensure safety of all users during the winter months, boat hoists and piers etc. are required to be removed from all park reserve areas to private property. Failure to do so may result in the Summer Village having the items removed at the owner’s expense.
We thank all residents in advance for your cooperation in this matter!
South View - Boat Launch
The Boat Launch in the Summer Village of South View is closed until further notice. The Summer Village is in the process of obtaining permission from various government departments to extend the launch pad by approximately 21 feet. As the boat launch currently sits, it is not usable. We appreciate your patients and understanding as we work to get the launch in better working order.
Fire Services
Please be advised that effective January 1st, 2016, the Summer Village of South View will be receiving its Fire Services from North West Fire Rescue instead of from Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services.
North West Fire Rescue is an Onoway-based industrial fire service which will now be expanding into municipal fire services.
The Summer Village welcomes Dave Ives and his professional team to our municipal services operation.
There will be no change or disruption in how you obtain a fire services response - you will still dial 9-1-1.
The Summer Village thanks Lac Ste. Anne County and the volunteer members of the County Fire Services for the years of service.
Only regular household waste is to be put into the bins!
Residents are not authorized to dispose of building/construction waste, barbeques, mattresses, bikes etc. into the Summer Village waste bins as these items are to be taken to the Highway 43 Waste Commission Regional Landfill Site located on highway 43 and RR35. A reminder that grass clippings take up less room if they are removed from bags. Unauthorized dumping will result in the person dumping being invoiced the cost of one bin lift.
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers from entering Alberta
If you are bringing a boat and equipment into Alberta from another province or state, make sure to:
- Clean
- Drain
- Dry
If you are using your boat in a number of different waterbodies, be sure to clean, drain and dry your boat and equipment after you leave each waterbody. This is especially important if you boat outside of the province.
For more information or to report something suspicious on your boat or equipment:
- Call Toll Free: 1 855 336-2628 (BOAT)
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