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TOWN OF CARDSTON
IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
BYLAW 1693
GARBAGE AND RECYCLING BYLAW
Consolidated to 1693B - December 10, 2024
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BYLAW 1693
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Table of Contents
PART I - TITLE, PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION ............... 2
TITLE ....................................................................................................................... 2
PURPOSE ................................................................................................................. 2
DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................... 2
RULES FOR INTERPRETATION ................................................................................ 3
PART II - RECEPTACLES AND COLLECTION ............................................... 3
APPROVED GARBAGE RECEPTACLE SPECIFICATIONS .......................................... 3
APPROVED REFUSE RECEPTACLE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................. 4
RECEPTICALS .......................................................................................................... 4
COLLECTION ........................................................................................................... 6
REFUSE COLLECTION TIMES .................................................................................. 7
TYPES OF REFUSE NOT COLLECTED ...................................................................... 8
PART III - BURNING, CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION ........................... 9
BURNING ................................................................................................................. 9
CONSTRUCTION /DEMOLITION ............................................................................... 10
PART IV - RECYCLING ............................................................................. 10
PART V - GENERAL .................................................................................. 11
FEES ........................................................................................................................ 11
GENERAL ................................................................................................................. 11
EFFECTIVE DATE .................................................................................................... 13
REPEAL .................................................................................................................... 13
GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES .............................................................................. 1
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TOWN OF CARDSTON
IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
BYLAW 1693
GARBAGE AND RECYCLING BYLAW
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF CARDSTON IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO PROVIDE FOR
THE ORDERLY COLLECTION, REMOVAL, AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AND RECYCLING
WHEREAS, the Municipal Government Act, Statutes of Alberta, 2000, being Chapter M-26.1
allows a municipality to pass By-Laws respecting public utilities.
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Town of Cardston, duly assembled, enacts as follows:
PART I - TITLE, PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS AND
INTERPRETATION
TITLE
1) This bylaw shall be known as the "Garbage and Recycling
Bylaw" of the Town of Cardston.
PURPOSE
2) The purpose of this bylaw is to provide for the orderly
collection, removal, and disposal of garbage and recycling.
DEFINITIONS
3) In this by-law, unless the context otherwise requires:
(a) "Ashes" means cold residue from the burning of wood, coal
and other like material for the purpose of cooking, heating
buildings, and disposition of waste combustible materials.
(b) "By-law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer or Peace Officer as appointed by the
Town of Cardston.
(c) "Garbage Collector/Agent/Contractor/Employee" shall
mean the contractor employed by the Town of Cardston for
the collection of waste and recycling in the Town of
Cardston.
(d) "Garbage/Refuse" shall mean offal refuse, animal or
vegetable matter, as from a kitchen, or a stove, the creation
of waste or trash from domestic activities, but shall not
include larger objects, such as automobile bodies, trees, etc.
nor shall it include manure or dead animals; except small
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animals which are bagged.
(e) "Garbage Receptacle/Waste Bin/Waste Collection
Cart/Garbage Can" shall mean a container meeting the
approved specifications given in this bylaw, and
commercially designed to hold refuse receptacles.
(f) "Occupant" shall mean a person or corporation in actual
possession of any premises either as owner or tenant.
(g) "Owner" shall mean the registered owner of the property or
the purchaser thereof who is entitled to occupy and enjoy
the property.
(h) "Refuse Receptacles/Garbage Bags" shall mean tied
plastic garbage bags meeting the approved specifications
provided in this bylaw in which refuse is to be deposited or
placed.
(i) "Wet garbage" means offal refuse, animal or vegetable
matter as from a domestic kitchen, restaurant, commercial,
industrial, or institutional kitchen.
RULES FOR
INTERPRETATION
4) The table of contents, marginal notes and headings in this bylaw
are for reference purposes only.
PART II - RECEPTACLES AND COLLECTION
APPROVED
GARBAGE
RECEPTACLE
SPECIFICATIONS
5) An owner of a residential premises who chooses to place refuse
receptacles inside a garbage receptacle must ensure the garbage
receptacle meets the following specifications:
(a) two fixed handles;
(b) an unattached, easily removable or hinged and properly
functioning watertight lid;
(c) made of rust resistant material;
(d) smooth rim;
(e) approximately 60 to100 litres in capacity;
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(f) approximately 70 to 80 centimetres in height and 40 to 50
centimetres in diameter at the top;
(g) in safe, serviceable condition.
6) Garbage receptacles that are home-made, modified, or not
designed for the storage and handling of refuse receptacles as a
principle use, or are deemed difficult, unsafe or dangerous in
the opinion of the garbage collector to handle, shall not be
considered an approved garbage receptacle and will not be
collected.
APPROVED
REFUSE
RECEPTACLE
SPECIFICATIONS
7) Every owner must ensure refuse receptacles set out for
collection are securely tied at the top and that they are
constructed of sturdy plastic material which meets the following
specifications:
(a) capable of reliably holding approximately 20 kilograms of
contents when lifted;
(b) approximately 60 to 121 litres in capacity;
(c) approximately 75 to 85 centimetres in height and 65 to 75
centimetres in width.
RECEPTICALS
8) Except as otherwise provided herein, no person shall place or
keep garbage receptacles upon any portion of the street or lane.
Any garbage receptacle improperly left in the street may be
removed and disposed of by the Town.
(a) The occupant of any premises in the Town from which
waste is to be collected shall:
i. Have all refuse bundled and/or securely tied or placed in
an approved refuse receptacle. No loose garbage will be
collected.
ii. Place said refuse receptacle at a time and in a manner so
as not to be accessible to animals. An occupant may
place refuse receptacles in an approved garbage
receptacle so as to protect said refuse from the wind or
animals.
iii. The occupant of residential premises shall place waste
receptacles for collection in such a way that collectors
shall have access without the necessity of entering into
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private property unless permission has previously been
granted by the owner and the owner has entered into a
special agreement, and signed a property damage release
(Schedule 'B') with the Town.
(1) Special agreements may be entered into at the
discretion of the contractor/employee, and under
special circumstances only.
iv. Ensure that each refuse receptacle does not exceed forty
(40) pounds, or the combined weight of refuse
receptacles placed in a garbage receptacle shall not
exceed forty (40) pounds.
v. No single residence shall have more than four (4)
garbage receptacles (not weighing more than 40 lbs each)
or combination of receptacles and/or bundles at the curb
for regular pick-up unless a ($2.00) over limit tag is on
each receptacle/bundle over this limit. These tags can be
purchased at the Cardston Town Hall.
(b) In commercial areas (or at other
business/commercial/multifamily areas) bins may be
provided by the Town for use by the business.
Business/occupants shall use the commercial bins provided
in the manner prescribed, namely cardboard in the
cardboard bins (cardboard must be flattened) and all other
refuse in the garbage bins as indicated in 3.a(i) with the
exception of products not susceptible to be windblown may
be placed in bins without using the refuse receptacle. No
person shall dispose of cardboard in the regular commercial
refuse containers provided by the Town.
(c) Materials that may erode or otherwise alter the integrity of
the bin shall not be placed in the receptacle provided by the
Town. If the waste material disposed of by a business or
individual has destroyed or otherwise altered the integrity of
the bin, the business/individual shall pay the cost of repair
or replacement as determined by the Chief Administrative
Officer or his/her designate.
(d) The owner of premises using commercial waste bins must
ensure that:
i. The site manager is responsible for providing an
acceptable storage location for the waste bins;
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ii. Waste bins are located at locations that allow for safe and
efficient collection vehicle access, as determined by the
Town;
iii. All waste bins used to store commercial waste shall have
lids or covers suitable to contain waste in the bin;
iv. Waste bins shall not be filled higher than the upper rim
or in a manner which prevents full closure of the lid;
v. There is adequate waste bin storage capacity to meet the
needs of the occupants, and;
vi. All waste is stored within the waste bin.
(e) No person shall set out refuse or garbage receptacles at
locations that are unsafe, obstructed, blocked by snow, ice,
poorly maintained and uneven or that prevent waste
collectors from collecting waste in a safe and efficient
manner.
(f) Curbside storage bins or sheds used for the storage of
garbage cans or any other type of refuse shall not be
permitted to be located at the curb or on the boulevard.
i. Garbage or refuse receptacles kept in storage bins or
sheds must be removed from the bin/shed by the
occupant and placed at the designated pickup location on
their respective pickup days. The garbage collector will
not collect garbage receptacles or refuse receptacles from
any storage bin or shed.
COLLECTION
9) Collection:
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall deposit, leave, dispose
of or abandon any waste material within the corporate limits
of the Town of Cardston, other than at the Transfer Station.
(b) The Town of Cardston by its agent, contractor, and/or
employees may by means of a uniform system, go to the
houses, businesses, churches, institutes, or whatever place
may require the services, and pick up the garbage, and
deposit it in a place as authorized.
(c) The owner of the garbage from the homes, businesses,
churches, institutes, or from whatever source the garbage is
created, shall place the garbage in the proper
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receptacles/bins which shall meet the approval of the
officials of the Town.
(d) The Town of Cardston shall be empowered to request the
owner and occupants of any lands, business, or place, to
place its garbage at the time designated, in or on the place so
designated for the pick-up; and the Town of Cardston, by its
contractor/employees shall pick-up the garbage and deposit
it at the authorized place of disposal, and the Town shall
charge the owners and occupants of the land, at the rate set
forth.
i. Unless otherwise approved by the contractor, the
designated place for pickup shall be on the street in front
of each respective property within reasonable proximity
of the garbage collection vehicle.
(e) Any occupant that wishes to opt out of garbage collection
may do so if an alternate method of disposal is agreed
between the occupant and the Town. However all regular
garbage rates shall be enforced.
(f) All occupants shall not place for collection any ash unless it
meets the guidelines as contained in 3 (a) of this By-law.
(g) All commercial operations, where a collection bin is
provided shall separate cardboard waste and wet garbage
and deposit each type in the respective collection bins
provided.
(h) Restaurants must provide a system of grease removal as
approved by Alberta Health Services and the Town of
Cardston.
(i) The collection agent will be supplied with
UNACCEPTABLE TRASH tags which will be put on any
containers that are left for pick-up that do not comply with
this By-law.
REFUSE
COLLECTION
TIMES
10) The Town shall cause waste to be collected:
(a) From each dwelling house once each week
i. Waste must be placed at the curb prior by 8:00 AM in
order to be picked up.
(b) When a waste pick-up day falls on a statutory holiday, the
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collector will continue the normal pick-up the day following
the said holiday, with each pick-up route advancing one day
in the week.
(c) All commercial, institutional or medium density residential
garbage shall be picked up as the Chief Administrative
Office or designate shall direct and as agreeable with the
owner after consideration of the volume of garbage.
TYPES OF
REFUSE NOT
COLLECTED
11) Types of refuse not collected:
(a) The Town shall not remove the following from premises:
i. Discarded furniture, automobile parts, tires, and
household equipment;
ii. Whole shrubs, bushes, hedges and tree limbs, or any
other types of wood that can be diverted to the wood
burning pile at the transfer station.
iii. Fences, gates, and other permanent and semi-permanent
fixtures on the premises;
iv. Highly combustible or explosive materials including but
not limited to liquid or solid fuels, gunpowder,
ammunition or explosives;
v. Hot ashes;
vi. Compressed gas, propane or butane cylinders;
vii. Toxic or household hazardous waste including solvents,
oven cleaners, paints, automotive fluids, wet cell
batteries, pesticides, herbicides, or any material
commonly referred to as household, commercial or
industrial hazardous waste, or any other material that is
managed through the Province of Alberta Household
Hazardous Waste program;
viii. Biomedical waste including hypodermic needles or
syringes, lancets or any sharp item used in home medical
care;
ix. Electronic equipment including microwaves, televisions,
computers, computer monitors, keyboards and associated
cables, or any other material that is managed through the
Province of Alberta Electronics Recycling Program; dead
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animals and animal parts from hunting or trapping;
x. Paint, solvents or any other material that is managed
through the Province of Alberta Paint Recycling
Program;
xi. Discarded heavy machinery;
xii. Bi-products of manufacturing;
xiii. Heavy or bulky wrapping, packaging or crating materials
unless said items fit in commercial bins provided.
PART III - BURNING, CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION
BURNING
12) Burning
(a) All trade wastes, such as loose paper, paper boxes, straw
and other packaging must be flattened and tied in secure
bundles and kept in covered containers, ready for removal.
Where appropriate, materials shall be recycled to the various
recycling locations in Town. These trade wastes may be
burned in incinerators approved by the Town and in
accordance with all regulations from the Environmental
Protection Agency. The owner or tenant is solely
responsible for any damage by fire or smoke caused by the
burning of refuse on the premise.
(b) Whether or not it is in an incinerator, no person shall burn
outdoors any rubber, leather, tar paper, asphalt or other
offensive refuse or matter not completely combustible or
anything that will create a dense smoke.
(c) At no time shall burning of any waste occur after sunset or
prior to sunrise or when the velocity of the wind poses a
reasonable risk of fire igniting any nearby structure or other
inflammable material.
(d) The Town of Cardston shall be permitted to issue a ban on
burning of waste within the Town of Cardston when
conditions exist which would make burning of waste, and/or
any other kind including fire pits and bar-b-q's, a danger or
nuisance to persons or property. At no time shall burning of
designated fires occur within the Town of Cardston while a
ban of such fire is in effect in the Town of Cardston. A fine
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for non-compliance may be issued by a peace/by-law officer
or designate in accordance with the general penalty by-law.
CONSTRUCTION
/DEMOLITION
13) A person carrying out the construction, demolition or alteration
of buildings or other building operations on any property shall
do so in such manner as to not permit building material or
building waste material to remain loose, free or uncontrolled on
the property.
(a) The main contractor on the building site shall be responsible
for the actions of any subcontractor or tradesman who fail to
comply with the By-law.
(b) The main contractor on a building site shall be responsible
for the term of the construction in providing a suitable waste
bin capable of receiving all building waste material and
maintaining the same in a safe contained manner.
(c) Any building material or building waste material which
blows free from the building site shall be recaptured,
returned to the building site and deposited in a waste bin.
(d) The main contractor on a building site shall be responsible
for having all unused building material and building waste
material disposed of in the landfill.
(e) The Chief Administrative Officer, or designate, may direct
the person carrying out the construction or alteration of a
building to provide a fence of a type that will trap any
building material or building waste material in such a
manner as to prevent it from escaping from the building site.
PART IV - RECYCLING
14) Recycling
(a) The Town shall establish a recycling program to provide for
the collection of selected recyclables and disposal of other
recyclables as determined by Council.
(b) Cardboard, paper, cans, and other recyclable waste shall be
discarded in the recycling trailers or appropriate collection
bins provided by the Town. Prior to deposit, all cardboard
boxes must be flattened.
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(c) All containers shall be rinsed prior to disposal.
(d) Lawn clippings, leaves, etc. will not be collected by the
collector but may be mulched, or composted on the owners
property or bagged and deposited at the location provided at
the Transfer Station.
(e) All lawn clippings, leaves, etc. that are deposited at the
Transfer Station shall be clean from non-compostable
material.
PART V - GENERAL
FEES
15) All customers in the Town of Cardston within such area and
pickup frequency as may be designated by the Chief
Administrative Officer, or designate, for the provision of
garbage collection services, shall pay to the Town of Cardston a
charge as set out in "Appendix A".
GENERAL
16) General
(a) An owner or occupant of premises from which garbage is to
be collected shall bundle branches, shrubs, etc. securely and
place them in or beside the waste receptacles.
(b) No collector shall be required to collect a parcel that
exceeds the measurements and weight limits as specified in
this By-law.
(c) All accounts including interim accounts for garbage service
shall be due and payable when rendered. A penalty of three
and one quarter percent (3.25%) shall be charged in the
event that an account is not paid by the due date, as shown
on the billing statement.
i. The revenues derived from the application of the above
rates shall be applied against the cost involved to provide
such service, with the remaining unpaid portion of said
service being a charge against the general revenue of the
Town of Cardston at large.
ii. In the case of default of payment, the Town of Cardston
may enforce payment by action in a court of competent
jurisdiction, or by distress and seizure of goods, and
chattels of the person liable for the payment, or by
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making any such sums in default a charge against the
property in respect of which the service for which the
sums owing was provided, such charges to be subject to
the same penalties and be collectible by the same
procedures as other taxes levied by the Town.
(d) All waste products shall be properly deposited in the
Transfer Station Grounds at the direction of the Town.
(e) No person, firm or corporation shall remove any waste
products deposited in the Transfer Station Grounds unless
he has first had the permission of the Town or designate.
(f) Commercial refuse is not to be accepted at the transfer
station without approval from the operator or as regulated
by the Chief Mountain Regional Solid Waste Authority.
(g) All vehicles entering the Transfer Station Grounds to
dispose of refuse must have the waste material or containers
in which waste material is conveyed adequately enclosed,
secured or covered so as to prevent any waste material from
potentially falling off or being blown from the vehicle
during transit.
(h) No person shall deposit waste in a waste bin or waste
collection cart without the consent of:
i. The owner of the property where the waste bin or the
waste collection cart is located; or
ii. the occupant of the property where the waste bin or the
waste collection cart is located.
(i) It shall be unlawful for any person to dump building waste,
garbage or other waste material anywhere within the limits
of the Town of Cardston, except in the locations designated.
(j) A notice or form commonly referred to as a By-Law
Infraction Tag may be issued by a By-Law Enforcement
Officer or any Peace Officer.
i. This notice shall require in lieu of prosecution the
payment of a penalty in the amount of $50.00 to be made
to the Treasurer of the Town within 14 days of the date
of issue of the infraction tag.
ii. If the person upon whom the infraction tag is served fails
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Received First Reading this 13 day of July, 2021
Received Second Reading this 10 day of August, 2021
Received Third & Final Reading this 10 day of August, 2021
Signed by the Mayor and the Chief Administrative Officer this 12 day of August, 2021
Amended by Bylaw 1693A this 28 day of March, 2023
Amended by Bylaw 1693B this 10th day of December, 2024
TOWN OF CARDSTON
MAYOR - Maggie Kronen
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER - Jeff Shaw
to pay a voluntary payment within the time specified the
Town shall proceed with the prosecution by way of
summary conviction and a court summons shall be
served.
iii. Any person who is guilty by way of summary conviction
of an offence under the provisions of this By-Law shall
be liable for a fine of not less than $50.00 and not more
than $500.00.
EFFECTIVE DATE
17) This Bylaw shall come in force upon the date of its third and
final reading.
REPEAL
18) Bylaw 1623 and amendments thereto shall be rescinded.
APPENDIX "A"
TOWN OF CARDSTON
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GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES
Rate Description
2025
2026
Recycling Fee - Domestic
$2.30
$2.35
Recycling Fee - Commercial
$2.30
$2.35
Solid Waste Commission Fee
$4.70
$4.80
Residential Garbage1
$13.20
$13.47
Commercial/Industrial/Institutional Garbage
$13.20
$13.47
Minimum rate x # of units for commercial properties listed below:
# of Units
Grocery store - supply own bins & hauling
1
Grocery store - doesn't supply own bins & hauling
18
Convenience store
6
Hotel/motel - small
4
Hotel/motel - medium
10
Hospital
19
Health clinic
4
Bank
4
Hardware store - medium
4
Hardware store - large
5
Clothing / sporting goods - small
2
Clothing / sporting goods - medium
5
Chiropractor / dentist / health
2
Video store
2
Laundromat
4
Gas station / bulk fuel station
2
Theatre
2
Tire shop
4
Garage / engine repair
6
Fast food - small
3
Fast food - medium
5
Fast food - large
10
Restaurant - small
2
Restaurant - medium
5
Restaurant - large
8
Church - small
1
Church - medium
4
Church - large
6
Nursing home / seniors lodge
14
Seniors villa
38
School - alternate
10
APPENDIX "A"
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School - elementary
15
School - junior high
10
School - high
15
Professional services / real estate / offices - small
1
Professional services / real estate / offices - medium
2
Professional services / real estate / offices - large
3
Agricultural / vet services - small
1
Agricultural / vet services - medium
4
Retail - small
1
Retail - medium
5
Retail - large
8
Construction - small
1
Construction - medium
3
Construction - large
4
Government offices - small
1
Government offices - medium
4
Government offices - large
6
SCHEDULE "B"
TOWN OF CARDSTON
BYLAW 1693 SCHEDULE "B"
Garbage Collection Property Damage Release
THIS PROPERTY DAMAGE RELEASE (this "Agreement") dated this __________ day of ____________, _________
BETWEEN:
_______________ of ___________________________________
(the "Releasor")
OF THE FIRST PART
AND
Town of Cardston of 67 3rd Avenue West, Cardston, AB T0K 0K0
(the "Releasee")
OF THE SECOND PART
IN CONSIDERATION OF the covenants and agreements contained in this Agreement and other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties to this Agreement agree as follows:
Consideration
1.
In consideration of the Town of Cardston picking up garbage on the property; the receipt and sufficiency
of which consideration is acknowledged, the Releasor releases and forever discharges the Releasee its owners,
directors, officers, employees, agents, assigns, legal representatives and successors from all manner of actions,
causes of actions, debts, accounts, bonds, contracts, claims and demands for or by reason of any damage or loss
to property as described below.
Details of incidents
2.
Any damage to the property caused by the entering or egressing of the garbage truck and picking up the
garbage on the said property.
Concurrent Release
3.
The Releasor acknowledges that this Agreement is given with the express intention of effecting the
extinguishment of a certain obligations owed to the Releasor, and with the intention of binding the Releasor's
spouse, executors, administrators, legal representatives and assigns.
Full and Final Settlement
4.
The Releasor further understands and acknowledges that the Releasor may have suffered injuries or
complication unknown at the present, that the settlement amount was determined taking onto consideration this
possibility, and that the Releasor is releasing these unknown claims.
5.
For the above noted consideration, the parties to this Agreement further agree not to make claim or take
proceedings against any other person or corporation which might claim contribution of indemnity under the
provisions of any statute or otherwise.
SCHEDULE "B"
TOWN OF CARDSTON
BYLAW 1693 SCHEDULE "B"
6.
It is declared that the terms of this settlement are fully understood; that the amount or type of
consideration stated is the sole consideration for this Agreement and that the sum is accepted voluntarily for the
purpose of making a full compromise, adjustment and settlement of all claims for injuries, losses and damage
resulting or which may result from the above described property damage.
7.
This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties to this settlement and the terms of
this Agreement are contractual and not a mere recital.
No Admission of Libility.
8.
It is agreed that the payment is not deemed to be an admission of liability on the part of the Releasee.
Governing Law
9.
This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of the
Province of Alberta.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Releasor and Releasee have duly affixed their signatures under hand and seal on this
____________ day of __________________, __________
_____________________________
_____________________________
Releasor
Witness:______________________
Town of Cardston
Per:______________________ (seal)
______________________________
Witness:_______________________