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CITY OF COLD LAKE
BYLAW NO. 812-PL-23
PUBLIC SPACES AND FACILITIES BYLAW
Unofficial Consolidation as of April 14, 2026
Please note: in a bylaw that is "Unofficially Consolidated", the original approved
bylaw is updated to include all of the approved amendments to that bylaw.
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A BYLAW OF THE CITY OF COLD LAKE IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF REGULATING ACTIVITIES AND BEHAVIOUR IN PUBLIC SPACES AND
FACILITIES WITHIN THE CITY
WHEREAS Council deems it necessary and in the public interest to regulate activities and
behaviour within parks, open spaces and public facilities within the City of Cold Lake;
AND WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, c. M-26 provides that Council
may pass bylaws for municipal purposes respecting the safety, health and welfare of people and
the protection of people and property;
AND WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, c. M-26 provides that Council
may pass bylaws for municipal purposes respecting people, activities and things in, on or near a
public place or place that is open to the public;
AND WHEREAS Section 63(2)(a) of Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, c. M-26 provides
that Council may omit and provide for the repeal of a bylaw or a provision of a bylaw that is
inoperative, obsolete, expired, spent or otherwise ineffective, and by Section 191(1) of the
Municipal Government Act empowers the Council to pass or repeal the bylaw;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the City of Cold Lake in the Province of Alberta, in Council
duly assembled, hereby enacts as follows:
SECTION 1 - TITLE
1
This Bylaw shall be cited as the "Public Spaces and Facilities Bylaw".
SECTION 2 - DEFINITIONS
2
In this bylaw:
2.1
"Adjacent Owner" shall mean the registered owner of a property that shares a
boundary with a specified lot'
2.2
"CAO" means the Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Cold Lake;
2.3
"City" means the City of Cold Lake;
2.4
"Council" means the Council of the City of Cold Lake;
2.5
"Enclosed Tent" means a tent, shelter, or structure that is fully enclosed or capable of
being fully enclosed by walls, panels, or other materials, whether or not such
enclosure is in use at a given time.
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
2.6
"Kinosoo Beach" means the publicly accessible beach, sand, and adjacent grassy
areas within the Kinosoo Beach Public Space, as designated by the City.
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
2.7
"Landscaping" or "Landscape" means the product or process, of making land more
attractive by altering the existing design through natural or manmade features,
adding/changing/removing ornamental features, adding, changing, or removing
vegetation including grass, plants, flowers, gardens, shrubs, planters, rocks, mulch,
etc; and includes the visible features of an area of land;
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2.8
"Large Beach Item" means any structure, furniture, or object placed in a Public Space
that exceeds the dimensional limits prescribed in this Bylaw, including but not limited
to cabanas, windbreak walls, or multi-component shade structures.
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
2.9
"Litter" also referred to as "refuse", may be defined as any solid or liquid material or
product or combination of the two materials or products, including, but not limited
to:
2.9.1
Any rubbish, refuse, garbage, paper, package, container, bottle, can, manure,
building material, organic or non-organic matter, liquid, chemical,
dilapidated furniture or household appliances, loose garbage, scrap metals,
scrap lumber, tires, parts of disassembled machinery, sewage or the whole
or part of an animal carcass and any other material or product that is
designated as Litter in the Alberta Environmental Protection and
Enhancement Act as amended and the Litter Act and regulations thereunder
2.10
"Officer" means a Peace Officer, a Bylaw Officer, a member of the RCMP, the CAO
or their designate as the context may require;
2.11
"Own", "Owns" or "Owner" means:
2.11.1 in the case of land, to registered under the Land Titles Act as the owner of
fee simple estate in a parcel of land; or;
2.11.2 in the case of personal property, to be in lawful possession or have the right
to exercise control over it, or to be registered owner of it;
2.12
"Off-Highway Vehicle" has the same meaning as defined in Part 6 of the Traffic
Safety Act R.S.A. 2000, Chapter T-6;
2.13
"Panhandle" or "Panhandling" means a request or solicitation made verbally or
otherwise for the gratuitous provision of money or goods from another person;
2.14
"Panhandling Aggressively" without limiting the generality of the phrase, means a
person is Panhandling in an aggressive manner, if they:
2.10.1 Obstruct or impede the passage of another person;
2.10.2 Make continued requests or solicitations after receiving a negative response
from another person;
2.10.3 Insult, threaten, coerce or intimidate another person;
2.10.4 Make physical contact with another person; or
2.10.5 Are intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol, cannabis or other illegal
drugs while Panhandling;
2.15
"Person" means any individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, trustee
executor, administrator or other legal representative;
2.16
"Property" means;
2.16.1 In the case of land, a parcel of land including buildings; or
2.16.2
In other cases, Vehicles intended for public transportation;
2.17
"Public Space" means property owned and operated by the City for the purposes of
active and passive recreation uses including but not limited to outdoor sports activities
playgrounds, gardens, walking/bicycling trails and any public reserve, Environmental
Reserve (ER), or area used as a park or highway buffer strip, whether on a permanent
or temporary basis and those portions of any lands owned by the Northern Lights
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School Division No.69, the Lakeland Catholic Board of Education No. 150, and the
Conseil Scolaire Centre-Est which are used as sports fields or recreation complexes;
2.18
"Public Facility" means any property owned or managed by the City, to which the
public have access as of right or by express or implied invitation, whether on payment
of any fee or not, including but not limited to such properties as Public Spaces, City
Hall, the Public Library, the Energy Centre, Arenas, City Transit, Special
Transportation Vehicles and any other City owned property that the city may lease or
otherwise authorizes its use to other persons;
2.19
"Public Tree" means any tree located on a Public Space;
2.20
"Remove" means to cut down, remove, move, prune, trim or kill a tree or a substantial
part of a tree by any means;
2.21
"Temporary Sun Shelter" means a non-permanent, open-air structure intended solely
to provide shade, having not more than two (2) side panels and not capable of full
enclosure.
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
2.22
"Tree Protection Barrier" means a fence or any other protective cordon surrounding
a tree to restrict access;
2.23
"Vehicle" has the same meaning as defined in the Traffic Safety Act R.S.A. 2000,
Chapter T-6;
2.24
"Violation Tag, Municipal" means a tag or similar document issued by the City
pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000 as amended.
2.25
"Violation Ticket, Provincial" has the same meaning as in the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act as amended.
SECTION 3 - INTERPRETATION
3.1
Each provision of this bylaw is independent of all other provisions and if any
provision is declared invalid for any reason by a Court of competent jurisdiction, all
other provisions of this bylaw remain valid and enforceable.
3.2
Nothing in this bylaw relieves a person from complying with any provision of any
federal or provincial law or regulation, other bylaw, or any requirement of any lawful
permit, order or licence.
3.3
Any heading, subheading or tables of content in this bylaw are included only for
convenience, and shall not form part of this bylaw.
3.4
Where this bylaw refers to another Act, bylaw, regulation or agency, it includes
reference to any Act, bylaw, regulation or agency that may be substituted therefore.
3.5
All schedules attached to this bylaw shall form part of this bylaw.
SECTION 4 - GENERAL AUTHORITY
4.
The CAO is hereby delegated the authority to:
4.1
carry out any inspections to determine compliance with this bylaw;
4.2
take any steps or carry out any actions required to enforce this bylaw;
4.3
take any steps or carry out any actions required to remedy any contravention of this
bylaw;
4.4
establish investigation and enforcement procedures with respect to any
contravention of this bylaw;
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4.5
establish forms for the purposes of this bylaw;
4.6
issue permits with such terms and conditions as are deemed appropriate; and
4.7
delegate any powers, duties or functions under this bylaw to an employee of the
City.
SECTION 5 - DAMAGES
5.1
No person shall:
5.1.1
leave any garbage, Litter or other refuse including domestic animal faeces
in a Public Facility except in a receptacle designed and intended for such use
or by the appropriate disposal of such material elsewhere;
5.1.2
damage, deface or remove a structure, fixture, improvement, sign or other
property; or vegetation, soil, sand gravel or wood or any other material
located in a Public Facility without prior written permission of the owner;
5.2
No person shall:
5.2.1
damage, destroy any wildlife habitat; or
5.2.2
pester, feed or otherwise interfere with or harm any animal in a Public
Space.
5.3
Any Person in contravention of Section 5 shall, in addition to the fine specified in
Schedule "A" herein, be responsible for the cost necessary to clean, repair or
replace the property removed, altered, damaged, defaced or destroyed.
SECTION 6 - WEAPONS / PROJECTILES
6.1
No person shall:
6.1.1
throw or propel an object, or act in any other way, in a Public Facility that
is reasonably likely to cause injury to another person or damage property;
6.1.2
possess any loaded weapon, capable of launching a projectile, in a Public
Facility;
6.1.3
cause or permit a weapon to launch or fire a projectile in a Public Facility.
SECTION 7 - USE OF PUBLIC SPACE AND PUBLIC FACILITIES
7.1
No person shall:
7.1.1
obstruct the free use or enjoyment of a person using a Public Facility;
7.1.2
enter or remain in a public facility when it is closed to the public;
7.1.3
panhandle in an aggressive manner in any Public Facility;
7.1.4
distribute, cause or permit the distribution of a handbill in a Public Facility
without prior written permission of the owner;
7.1.5
cause or permit an event or a sequence of events in the nature of an
amusement, entertainment, parade, athletic or sports contest in a Public
Facility without written permission, or a permit from the CAO or their
designate;
7.1.6
climb on to, or over top of, any fence, building, tree or structure in a Public
Facility;
7.1.7
disobey a directive sign placed in a Public Facility;
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7.1.8
advertise or publicise anything in a Public Facility by any means without
prior written permission of the owner and permits, where required by the
City;
7.1.9
make available for sale goods and services in a Public Facility unless such
activity is permitted by regulations or in the case of a Public Space Council
as given prior written approval;
7.1.10 interfere with the use of an area of a Public Facility by a person or group to
which exclusive use has been granted;
7.1.11 park or drive any Vehicle, including an Off-Highway Vehicle in or upon
any Public Space unless permission has been obtained from the City or the
area is designated or intended for Vehicle movement or parking;
7.1.12 camp, erect a tent or park a recreational Vehicle in a Public Facility, except
in areas designated by Council and in accordance with any conditions that
may be applied by Council;
7.1.13 erect, place, or use a Temporary Sun Shelter at Kinosoo Beach unless:
7.1.13.1 the size of the Temporary Sun Shelter does not exceed:
7.1.13.1.1 ten (10) square metres in total ground area; and
7.1.13.1.2 two and one-half (2.5) metres in height.
7.1.13.2 the Temporary Sun Shelter has not more than two (2) side panels;
7.1.13.3 the Temporary Sun Shelter is erected and used only between the
hours of 0700 (7 a.m.) and 2300 (11 p.m.);
7.1.13.4 the Temporary Sun Shelter is attended at all time;
7.1.13.5 the Temporary Sun Shelter does not obstruct pedestrian
pathways, emergency access routes, lifeguard areas, or sightlines;
and
7.1.13.6 the Temporary Sun Shelter is not anchored by stakes, screws, or
any method that penetrates the ground or causes damage to a
Public Space.
7.1.14 erect, place, or use an Enclosed Tent at Kinosoo Beach without prior written
permission or a permit by the CAO or their designate;
7.1.15 erect, place, or use a Large Beach Item at Kinosoo Beach without prior written
permission or a permit by the CAO or their designate;
7.1.16 leave any Temporary Sun Shelter, Enclosed Tent, or Large Beach Item at Kinosoo
Beach unattended or erected overnight;
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
7.1.17 light or fuel a fire in or upon any Public Facility except in those receptacles
or areas specially provided or designated for that purpose (Burning shall take
place only in accordance with the City's Community Standards Bylaw).
7.1.18 play golf in any Public Facility that is not specifically designated as a golf
facility;
7.1.19 drive, ride, or lead any horse or other animal in any Public Facility except
on trails, walkways, or areas therein that may be designated for such purpose
by the CAO.
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7.2
An Officer is hereby authorized to remove or cause to be removed any camping
equipment, Trailers, Tents, Vehicles or apparatus used in contravention of, or found
in contravention of this Bylaw.
7.2.1 An Officer is hereby authorized to remove or cause to be removed any
Temporary Sun Shelter, Enclosed Tent, or Large Beach Item that is erected
or used in contravention of this Bylaw and may dispose of such items in
accordance with this Bylaw.
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
7.3
An Officer may, at its sole discretion, dispose of any items removed from Public
Facility in accordance with this Bylaw.
7.4
The CAO may:
7.4.1
Limit the use of any Public Facility or portion thereof to the playing of one
or more types of active games.
7.4.2
Prohibit the use of any Public Facility or portion thereof for the playing of
any active game, where such use may damage grass, flowers, trees, shrubs,
buildings or structures.
7.4.3
Issue a permit authorizing:
7.4.3.1
temporary tents or structures for City-authorized events,
community events, or recreational activities;
7.4.3.2
exemptions to size, duration, or placement requirements where
required for accessibility, medical, or other purposes deemed
reasonable and in the public's interest;
7.4.3.3
Any permit issued pursuant to this Bylaw may be subject to such
terms and conditions as deemed appropriate by the CAO or their
designate;
Amended by Bylaw No. 905-PL-26
April 14, 2026
7.5
All rules and regulations governing the use of any Public Facility shall be filed in the
office of the CAO and, if possible, displayed at the Public Facility affected.
7.6
Council may, at any time, shut off or close up any or all highways or thoroughfares
of any Public Facility and may make any or all highways within any Public Facility
one-way traffic roads.
7.7
Council may, by resolution, designate a Public Facility or part of a Public Facility
where any of the activities prohibited herein, are to be permitted.
7.8
City Council may, at any time, authorize a charge or charges to be levied for the
admission to or use of a Public Facility or portion thereof.
SECTION 8 - PUBLIC FACILITY OPERATING HOURS
8.1
All Public Spaces except campgrounds shall be closed to the public between the hours
of 2300 (11:00 p.m.) and 0700 (7:00 a.m.) the next morning except where signage
indicates otherwise or prior approval by the CAO has been received.
8.2
In addition to the provisions of Section 8.1, Council may by resolution regulate the
hours of operation, and/or close a Public Facility for such hours or period of time as
it may direct.
8.3
No person shall attend a public facility:
8.3.1
outside of the hours of operation, or
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8.3.2
during a time where it is closed to the public.
SECTION 9 - ALTERNATIVE USES OF ENVIRNOMENTAL RESERVES
9.1
In accordance with section 671(1) of the Municipal Government Act, all ER in the
City must be kept in their natural state or used as a public park, subject to the
exception that, the following specified Environmental Reserves, may be leased at the
discretion of the City, to the Adjacent Owner for Authorized Alternative Uses as
specified in this bylaw:
9.1.1
Lot 8ER, Plan 872 2507
9.1.2
Lot 9ER, Plan 872 2507
9.1.3
Lot 5ER, Plan 852 1479
9.1.4
Lot 6ER, Plan 852 1479
9.1.5
Lot 5ER, Plan 922 2336
9.1.6
Lot 6ER, Plan 922 2336
9.1.7
Lot 3ER, Block 1, Plan 842 2290
9.1.8
Lot 12ER, Block 1, Plan 122 1542
9.1.9
Lot 39ER, Block 1, Plan 942 2902
9.1.10 Lot 40ER, Block 1, Plan 942 2902
9.1.11 Lot 41ER, Block 1, Plan 942 2902
9.1.12 Lot 42ER, Block 1, Plan 942 2902
9.1.13 Lot 43ER, Block 1, Plan 942 2902
9.1.14 Lot R, Plan 2742NY
9.1.15 Lot R1, Plan 3629NY
9.1.16 Lot 46ER, Block 3, Plan 882 2311
9.1.17 Lot 42R, Block 3, Plan 4857NY
9.2
In accordance with section 676(1)(a) and (c) of the Municipal Government Act, an
Adjacent Owner of an ER listed in section 9.1 may request to lease the portion of the
ER directly abutting their property, for a period not exceeding three (3) years, for the
following private recreational uses (the "Authorized Alternative Uses"):
9.2.1
Portable docks or mooring structures;
9.2.2
Boat lifts;
9.2.3
Fire pits;
9.2.4
Patios;
9.2.5
Portable sheds;
9.3
An Adjacent Owner of an ER listed in section 9.1, may not use the ER for any private
recreational use whatsoever subject to the exception of Authorized Alternative Uses
lawfully permitted through a valid lease in accordance with section 9.2.
9.4
Notwithstanding section 9.3, pre-existing fences, retaining walls, permanent
structures and Landscaping in place as of the date of first reading of this Bylaw may
remain, subject to execution of a lease in accordance with section 9.2. No new fences,
retaining walls, permanent structures, or Landscaping shall be permitted within the
ER listed in section 9.1 of this Bylaw unless erected by the City.
9.5
All requests to lease a portion of ER shall require approval of Council; and must
comply with the requirements of the City's Environmental Reserve Lands Policy.
Leases approved by Council may be renewed in accordance with the City's
Environmental Reserve Lands Policy.
9.6
Any leases made pursuant to the provisions of this Bylaw, apply only to the
improvement(s) or portion of the improvement(s) located fully within the boundaries
of the specified ER indicated in the lease. Any improvement(s) which extend beyond
the boundaries of the specified ER only lands under the jurisdiction of the
Government of Alberta are subject to any regulations established by the Province.
9.7
No Person shall Landscape the ER, subject to the exception of Landscaping which
existed as of the date of first reading of this Bylaw and lawfully permitted through a
valid lease in accordance with section 9.4.
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9.8
No Person, including any Adjacent Owner, shall use the ER for any purpose,
including placing any item on the ER, unless lawful authority has been obtained for
the Authorized Alternative Use through a fully executed lease with the City,
authorizing that particular use.
9.9
Without prior written authorization of the City, no Person shall do anything or take
any action to alter or change the natural state of the ER.
9.10
Authorized Alternative Uses must comply with all other provisions of this bylaw
including but not limited to Section 10 of this Bylaw.
9.11
Decisions of Council, made in relation to section 9 of this Bylaw, may be appealed
by submitting a request in writing to the Chief Administrative Officer within fourteen
(14) days of the decision date being appealed. The appeals will be heard by a
Committee of Council within thirty (30) days of receipt of the appeal. Decisions of
the Committee of Council are final.
SECTION 10 - PROTECTION OF TREES IN PUBLIC SPACES
10.1
All Public Trees shall be deemed to be the property of the City and the care,
custody, and control of such trees shall be with the City.
10.2
The planting of Public Trees shall be carried out by the City's Parks department.
10.3
No person shall, without the prior written authorization of the Parks Foreman:
10.3.1 Remove a Public Tree or cause a Public Tree to be removed;
10.3.2 Remove the bark of a Public Tree or cause the bark of a Public Tree to be
Removed;
10.3.3 use, or cause the use of, any object to penetrate the bark of a Public Tree;
10.3.4 place any building materials or other similar object against a Public Tree;
10.3.5 attach, by any means, a sign or poster to any Public Tree;
10.3.6 attach electrical cords to any Public Tree;
10.3.7 use a Public Tree to secure any object;
10.3.8 put any thing on, or cause anything to be put on, a Public Tree;
10.3.9 Remove or cause to be Removed, any part of a Tree Protection Barrier or
enter an area enclosed by a Tree Protection Barrier;
10.3.10 place, apply, spray, or cause to be placed, applied or sprayed any
substances other than water on or near any Public Tree.
10.4
Any signs erected on or attached to private property shall be located in a manner in
which no may interferes with a Public Tree and will not necessitate pruning or
thinning in excess of normal practice without prior written authorization of the
Parks Foreman.
10.5
The Parks Department may remove from any Public Tree, any wire, rope, nail,
poster, or any such contrivance, that may, in the opinion of the Parks Foreman
damage the Public Tree.
10.6
The Parks Department may replace any Public Tree that has died or been removed
provided that such replacement, in the opinion of the Parks Foreman is desirable.
10.7
Any Person in contravention of Section 10 shall, in addition to the fine specified in
Schedule "A" herein, be responsible for the cost associated with the replacement or
repair of the damaged tree(s).
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SECTION 11 - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
11.1
Any person or corporation that contravenes this Bylaw is guilty of an offence.
11.2
All violations under this bylaw shall be constituted as separate offences and treated
as such.
11.3
Any person who willfully obstructs an Officer or assault an Officer with the intent
to resist or prevent the lawful arrest or detainment of themselves or another person
in the exercise or performance of their duties related to this Bylaw is guilty of an
offence.
11.4
A person who is guilty of an offence is liable upon summary conviction to a fine in
an amount not less than that established in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw, and not
exceeding Ten Thousand ($10,000.00), and to imprisonment for not more than one
(1) year for non-payment of a fine.
11.5
The penalty for a second offence, shall be double the fine amount as indicated in
Schedule "A" of this Bylaw.
11.6
The penalty, for a third and subsequent offences, shall be triple the fine amount as
indicated in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw.
SECTION 12 - MUNICIPAL VIOLATION TAGS AND PROVINCIAL VIOLATION
TICKETS
12.1
A Municipal Violation Tag or Provincial Violation Ticket may be issued in respect
to an offence, and the violation tag or ticket must specify the fine amount
established by this Bylaw for the offence.
12.2
The person receiving the Municipal Violation Tag or Provincial Violation Ticket
may pay the fine amount on or before the required date, and this person shall not be
prosecuted for the offence.
12.3
A Provincial Violation Ticket must be paid before the date specified by the ticket.
12.4
A Municipal Violation Tag must be paid within thirty (30) days of the date it was
issued.
12.5
If a Municipal Violation Tag has been issued, a person may, prior to the required
date, request that a Provincial Violation Ticket be issued in place of a Municipal
Violation Tag to allow that person to attend court with respect to the offence.
12.6
If a Provincial Violation Ticket is issued in respect to an offence:
12.6.1 The Provincial Violation Ticket may specify the fine amount established
by this bylaw for the offence;
12.6.2 The Provincial Violation Ticket may require a person to appear in court
without the alternative of making a voluntary payment;
12.7
If a Provincial Violation Ticket specifies a fine amount, a person may make a
voluntary payment equal to the fine amount specified on or before the required date,
and this person shall not be prosecuted for the offence; or
12.8
If a Provincial Violation Ticket specifies a fine amount, a person or their agent may
appear in court on the required date and elect to enter a plea with respect to the
offence.
SECTION 13 - BYLAW REPEAL
13.1
Bylaw No. 222-PL-05, being a Municipal Properties Tree Protection Bylaw is
hereby repealed.
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13.2
Bylaw No. 539-PL-14, being a Parks and Public Facilities Bylaw is hereby
repealed.
13.3
Bylaw No. 698-LU-21, being an Alternative Uses of Environmental Reserve Bylaw
is hereby repealed.
SECTION 14 - ENACTMENT
14.1
This Bylaw shall come into full force and effect immediately upon the date of its final
passage.
FIRST READING passed in open Council duly assembled in the City of Cold Lake, in the Province
of Alberta this 10th day of October, A.D., 2023, on motion by Councillor Parker.
CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY
SECOND READING passed in open Council duly assembled in the City of Cold Lake, in the
Province of Alberta this 14th day of November, A.D., 2023, on motion by Councillor Vining.
CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY
THIRD AND FINAL READING passed in open Council duly assembled in the City of Cold Lake,
in the Province of Alberta this 12th day of December, A.D., 2023 on motion by Councillor Vining.
CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY
Executed this 13th day of December, 2023
CITY OF COLD LAKE
___________________________________
MAYOR
___________________________________
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
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CITY OF COLD LAKE
BYLAW NO. 812-PL-23
Schedule "A" - Fines*
Section No.
Description
Fine Amount
5.1
Littering or Damage
$250
5.2
Disturbing Wildlife
$250
6.1
Weapons
$500
7.1
Prohibited Use
$250
8.3
Enter Closed Facility
$500
9.7
Landscape ER
$250
9.8
Unlawfully Use ER
$250
9.9
Change Natural State of ER
$250
10.3
Public Trees
$300
11.3
Obstruct Officer
$500