Summer Village of South View
Box 8
Alberta Beach AB
T0E 0A0
Office/Courier Location:
4808-51 Street
Onoway AB T0E 1V0
P:587-873-5765 F:780-967-0431 administration@wildwillowenterprises.com
PARTIAL FIRE BAN
IS CURRENTLY IN EFFECT
A PARTIAL FIRE BAN means all fires must be confined within a non-combustible structure, container or barrel with openings covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than twelve (12) millimeters and which is used for the purpose of cooking or burning refuse.
The Summer Village of South View was incorporated on January 1st, 1970 and spans a land area of 29 hectares. The Summer Village is located on the shores of Lake Isle. The 2016 Population is 67. South View has a 3-member Council whose term currently runs until 2021.
Joint Media Release - Provincial Police Funding Model
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Municipal Accountability Program (MAP) Review
Alberta Municipal Affairs recently announced a new program to collaboratively foster effective local governance and build administrative capacity in Alberta’s municipalities. The Municipal Accountability Program (MAP) will review municipal processes and procedures to help develop knowledge of mandatory legislative requirements. This will support municipalities with their legislative compliance.
The Summer Village of South has completed its MAP Review. Letter from the Deputy Minister with respect to this review can be read here.
Onoway Regional Fire Services - Now Recruiting Volunteer Firefighters
Are you interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter? Read more here...
Thank You :)
Thank you to Bugs Lawn Care for your support of the Summer Village's Canada Day Celebration and for competing against the North West Fire & Rescue crew in the hot dog eating contest!
Thank you to North West Fire & Rescue for making our Canada Day Celebration extra fun!
Thank you to all of our dedicated Volunteers who help to make the day a great success!
We could not have done it without all of you!
Accepting FCSS Grant Applications
Family & Community Support Services (FCSS) is:
“FCSS is a unique 80/20 funding partnership between the Government of Alberta and participating municipalities or Metis settlements. Provincially, the FCSS Program receives its mandate from the FCSS Act and Regulation. The Act describes what the Province and municipality/Metis Settlement can do to provide preventive social services. The Regulation describes how services may be provided … Under FCSS, communities design and deliver social programs that are preventive in nature to promote and enhance well-being among individuals, families and communities …”
Note: Applications will be accepted beyond due date providing funding is still available.
More details here...
East End Bus Society Services
East End Bus Society is a cooperative effort of the Lac Ste. Anne County, the Town of Onoway and the Village of Alberta Beach to provide affordable transportation for seniors and handicapped. With additional financial support from 10 Summer Villages, Yellowstone, South View, Silver Sands, Val Quentin, Sunset Point, Sunrise Beach, Birch Cove, West Cove, Nakamun Park and Ross Haven.
Service consists of scheduled shopping/medical trips to West Edmonton Mall, and Spruce Grove along with excursion and rentals by service clubs, special interest groups and community members.
Contact: Lorna Porter, Coordinator
Phone: 780-905-3934
Email: eastendbus@gmail.com
Council Meetings
Council Meetings are held in the Town of Onoway Council Chambers located at 4812-51 Street, Onoway, Alberta.
Next Council Meeting(s):
Regular Council Meeting: Saturday, January 18, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Interlake Golden Age Club in Darwell, Alberta
Public Hearing with respect to Bylaw 207-2019 : Saturday, January 18, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Interlake Golden Age Club in Darwell, Alberta
Regular Council Meeting: Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.
Municipal Development Plan Project
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
A Public Open House was held on Saturday, August 24, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Darwell Seniors Hall with respect to the Draft Municipal Development Plan.
Draft 2019 Municipal Development Plan Document
Assessment and Tax Notices
This is certification under Sections 310(4) & 336(1) of the Municipal Government Act that 2019 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices were mailed to all property owners in the Summer Village of South View on May 13, 2019.
Wendy Wildman, Chief Administrative Officer
Fire Ban Information
When a Full Fire Ban is not in effect, 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 FIRE BAN means no fire of any kind, whether they require a permit or not, may be ignited within the Summer Village of South View and any existing fires must be extinguished immediately. Please be vigilant concerning this.
A PARTIAL FIRE BAN means all fires must be confined within a non-combustible structure, container or barrel with openings covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than twelve (12) millimeters and which is used for the purpose of cooking or burning refuse.
Link to Alberta Fire Ban website
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)