Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal Residential/Farmland .00493770, Non-residential .01311434; Recreation .00470669; Police .00073455; BESC .00187663; ASFF Residential .00275255, Non-residential .00426934; Senior Housing .00068694; Designated Industrial .00007010. Minimum tax $1,000 per property.. Source: Mill Rate Bylaw 721-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Mill Rate Bylaw 721-2026

Summary: Sets the municipal mill rates for property taxation in the Town of Viking for 2026.

General Municipal Residential/Farmland .00493770, Non-residential .01311434; Recreation .00470669; Police .00073455; BESC .00187663; ASFF Residential .00275255, Non-residential .00426934; Senior Housing .00068694; Designated Industrial .00007010. Minimum tax $1,000 per property.


Answer: The Town of Viking, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Community Standards Bylaw 022-717; Smoking in Public Places Bylaw 2018-670; Viking Cemetery Bylaw 2020-691 to Amend Bylaw 92-478, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw 022-717

Summary: Sets community standards for property maintenance, conduct, and neighbourhood appearance in Viking.

Smoking in Public Places Bylaw 2018-670

Summary: Restricts smoking in public places and certain designated areas within the Town of Viking.

Viking Cemetery Bylaw 2020-691 to Amend Bylaw 92-478

Summary: Amends the cemetery bylaw governing the use, interment rules, and maintenance of Viking's municipal cemetery.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing Viking's municipal bylaws.


Answer: Viking, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Village of Vilna, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $10.00 neutered; $20.00 intact; $50.00 lifetime neutered; $100.00 lifetime intact; $200.00 vicious; No Charge service; leash rule: No Owner shall permit a Dog to be Running At Large within the Village; off premises requires leash or control.; max animals: 2 dogs; 3 cats. Source: Pet Ownership Bylaw #608-25, verified 2026-06-08.

Pet Ownership Bylaw #608-25

Summary: Regulates licensing and control of pet ownership within Vilna. Repeals Bylaw 560-21. Establishes pet licensing, confinement requirements, and bylaw enforcement provisions.

$10.00 neutered; $20.00 intact; $50.00 lifetime neutered; $100.00 lifetime intact; $200.00 vicious; No Charge service

No Owner shall permit a Dog to be Running At Large within the Village; off premises requires leash or control.


Answer: The Village of Vilna, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 392-98, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 392-98

Summary: Village of Vilna's land use bylaw establishing residential, commercial, and other zoning districts. Adopted 1998 with numerous amendments through to 2021. Sets permitted and discretionary uses, development permit rules, and non-conforming uses.


Answer: In the Village of Vilna, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisance or unsightly conditions showing serious disregard for maintenance, including excessive accumulation, litter, unkempt grass, odors, or significant deterioration of buildings.; enforcement: Order to remedy. Village may undertake work at owner's expense; costs become a lien against the land collected like taxes.. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #492-12, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #492-12

Summary: Regulates community standards, nuisances and unsightly conditions in Vilna. Covers property maintenance, noise from construction, litter, motor vehicles on premises, and safety hazards. Repeals Bylaw 356.

Prohibits nuisance or unsightly conditions showing serious disregard for maintenance, including excessive accumulation, litter, unkempt grass, odors, or significant deterioration of buildings.

Order to remedy. Village may undertake work at owner's expense; costs become a lien against the land collected like taxes.


Answer: In the Village of Vilna, Alberta, billing basis: water: fixed charge plus per cubic metre consumption or Non Metered; sewer: fixed rates. Source: Utility Rate Bylaw #535-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Utility Rate Bylaw #535-18

Summary: Amends the cost scale for water supply, sewer collection, solid waste collection and transfer within Vilna. Sets monthly levy rates for each utility service. Repeals Bylaw 519-15.

water: fixed charge plus per cubic metre consumption or Non Metered; sewer: fixed rates


Answer: In the Village of Vilna, Alberta, public consumption: A person must not smoke, vape or consume cannabis in any public place.; fines: $100.00 Minimum Penalty, $300.00 Specified Penalty. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #540-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #540-18

Summary: Restricts consumption of cannabis in public places within Vilna. Passed with unanimous consent at third reading September 17, 2018 in response to federal Cannabis Act legalization.

A person must not smoke, vape or consume cannabis in any public place.

$100.00 Minimum Penalty, $300.00 Specified Penalty


Answer: In the Village of Vilna, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal Residential/Farmland 17.2500, Non-residential 34.4500; School Residential 2.6711, Non-Residential 3.7735; Senior Housing 0.7477; Linear 0.0786; Collection Allowance 0.5073. Source: Tax Rate Bylaw #542-19, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Rate Bylaw #542-19

Summary: Authorizes municipal tax rates for the 2019 taxation year in Vilna. Passed at council meeting May 21, 2019.

General Municipal Residential/Farmland 17.2500, Non-residential 34.4500; School Residential 2.6711, Non-Residential 3.7735; Senior Housing 0.7477; Linear 0.0786; Collection Allowance 0.5073


Answer: Vilna, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: Vulcan, Alberta has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index page for the Town of Vulcan.


Answer: Vulcan, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, quiet hours: 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.; exemptions: Emergencies, permitted commercial, industrial, agricultural activities, emergency vehicles, construction outside Night Time, government jurisdiction, County work.; fines: $200.00-$750.00. Source: Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw

Summary: Regulates noise levels and disturbances within Vulcan County.

Emergencies, permitted commercial, industrial, agricultural activities, emergency vehicles, construction outside Night Time, government jurisdiction, County work.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, leash rule: Livestock, Poultry, Fowl prohibited from being At Large (not restrained and or under effective control off-owner property).; max animals: Hens: max 6 per residence; Livestock/Poultry/Fowl: 1-10 units based on parcel size.; fines: not less than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and a maximum fine of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00); leash rule: Off Owner's Property, Dog must be under direct, effective, and constant control of a competent individual.. Source: Animal Control Bylaw; Dog Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates animal control across Vulcan County.

Livestock, Poultry, Fowl prohibited from being At Large (not restrained and or under effective control off-owner property).

Hens: max 6 per residence; Livestock/Poultry/Fowl: 1-10 units based on parcel size.

not less than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and a maximum fine of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00)

Dog Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the licensing and control of dogs within Vulcan County.

Off Owner's Property, Dog must be under direct, effective, and constant control of a competent individual.

4 Dogs over the age of 6 months per Dwelling Unit


Answer: The Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw governing zoning, development, and land use regulation across Vulcan County.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, fines: $100; $250; $500. Source: Parking Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Parking Bylaw

Summary: Regulates parking within Vulcan County.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, standards: Prohibits unsafe, nuisance, or unsightly premises including rubbish, derelict vehicles, vegetation, deteriorated buildings, and industrial fluids.; enforcement: Remedial Order, Violation Ticket, County cleanup at owner's cost added to tax roll, fines not exceeding $10,000.. Source: Nuisance and Unsightly Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance and Unsightly Premises Bylaw

Summary: Regulates nuisance conditions and the maintenance of property to prevent unsightly premises in Vulcan County.

Prohibits unsafe, nuisance, or unsightly premises including rubbish, derelict vehicles, vegetation, deteriorated buildings, and industrial fluids.

Remedial Order, Violation Ticket, County cleanup at owner's cost added to tax roll, fines not exceeding $10,000.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Water and Wastewater Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Use and Conservation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates water use and conservation measures within Vulcan County.

Water and Wastewater Bylaw

Summary: Governs water and wastewater services, connections, and usage in Vulcan County.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, collection schedule: each week; accepted or banned: Includes paper, rags, clippings, food waste, wood under six feet untreated. Excludes rubble, construction refuse, dead animals, excreta, machinery, flammable fuels.; fee: $81.00 Annually. Source: Brant Garbage Collection Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Brant Garbage Collection Bylaw

Summary: Governs garbage collection in the Brant area of Vulcan County.

Includes paper, rags, clippings, food waste, wood under six feet untreated. Excludes rubble, construction refuse, dead animals, excreta, machinery, flammable fuels.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Persons operating concerts/events expected to attract 500+ people with music provided.; renewal: valid for one Concert or Event only. Source: Licensing and Regulation of Concerts and Events, verified 2026-06-08.

Licensing and Regulation of Concerts and Events

Summary: Regulates the licensing of public concerts and events within Vulcan County.

Persons operating concerts/events expected to attract 500+ people with music provided.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, schedule scope: Fees for services and information in the possession of Vulcan County, including administrative, planning, public works, agricultural, protective services, and utilities.; notable fees: Assessment Summary $10.00; Tax Certificate $30.00; Development Permits Residential $150.00; Gravel $10.00/tonne for ratepayers; Connection Fee $50.00.; effective date: January 1, 2026. Source: Fees for Service Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees for Service Bylaw

Summary: Sets fees for municipal services provided by Vulcan County.

Fees for services and information in the possession of Vulcan County, including administrative, planning, public works, agricultural, protective services, and utilities.

Assessment Summary $10.00; Tax Certificate $30.00; Development Permits Residential $150.00; Gravel $10.00/tonne for ratepayers; Connection Fee $50.00.

establish fees for services and information in the possession of Vulcan County


Answer: In the Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta, tax rate: $0.25 per tonne of aggregate shipped; due dates: within forty-five (45) days of the issuance of the levy notice; penalty interest: A penalty of 16% shall be added to the current levy that remains unpaid after the forty-five (45) calendar days of the date of issuance of a levy notice.; tax rate: minimum threshold of 10.00 mills. Source: Community Aggregate Levy Bylaw; Linear Tax Stability Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Assessment Sub-Classes Bylaw

Summary: Establishes sub-classes for property assessment purposes in Vulcan County.

Community Aggregate Levy Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a community aggregate levy within Vulcan County.

within forty-five (45) days of the issuance of the levy notice

A penalty of 16% shall be added to the current levy that remains unpaid after the forty-five (45) calendar days of the date of issuance of a levy notice.

Linear Tax Stability Bylaw

Summary: Provides tax rate stability for linear property assessments in Vulcan County.

Non-Residential Tax Exemption Incentive Bylaw

Summary: Provides tax exemption incentives for non-residential properties in Vulcan County.

Supplementary Assessment Bylaw 2025

Summary: Establishes supplementary property assessments for 2025 in Vulcan County.


Answer: The Municipal District of Vulcan County, Alberta has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Fire Services Bylaw; Flashing Green Light Bylaw; Load Securement Bylaw; Road Protection Bylaw; Speed Limit Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Services Bylaw

Summary: Establishes and regulates fire protection services within Vulcan County; covers fire department operations and mutual aid.

Flashing Green Light Bylaw

Summary: Authorizes volunteer firefighters to use flashing green lights on personal vehicles in Vulcan County.

Load Securement Bylaw

Summary: Regulates load securement requirements for vehicles on county roads.

Road Protection Bylaw

Summary: Regulates use of county roads to protect road infrastructure from damage in Vulcan County.

Speed Limit Bylaw

Summary: Sets speed limits on roads within Vulcan County.

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index page for Vulcan County.


Answer: Vulcan County, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Licensing, Regulation and Confinement of Dogs and Responsible Pet Ownership; Bylaw 2018-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Licensing, Regulation and Confinement of Dogs and Responsible Pet Ownership; Bylaw 2018-16

Summary: Regulates the licensing, confinement, and responsible ownership of dogs and other pets in the Town of Wainwright.


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Intermunicipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2019-07; Land Use Bylaw; Bylaw 2022-04; Town of Wainwright Municipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2021-14, verified 2026-06-08.

Intermunicipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2019-07

Summary: Establishes intermunicipal land use planning framework between Wainwright and adjacent municipalities.

Land Use Bylaw; Bylaw 2022-04

Summary: Current consolidated land use bylaw governing zoning and development in the Town of Wainwright.

Town of Wainwright Municipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2021-14

Summary: Guides long-term land use and development policy for the Town of Wainwright.


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: No Parking 1st Avenue; Bylaw 2024-11; No Parking Along 27 St and 8 Ave; Bylaw 2023-03; No Parking Signs Along 27th Street; Bylaw 2016-06, verified 2026-06-08.

No Parking 1st Avenue; Bylaw 2024-11

Summary: Establishes no-parking restrictions along 1st Avenue in Wainwright.

No Parking Along 27 St and 8 Ave; Bylaw 2023-03

Summary: Establishes no-parking restrictions along 27th Street and 8th Avenue in Wainwright.

No Parking Signs Along 27th Street; Bylaw 2016-06

Summary: Designates no-parking zones along 27th Street in Wainwright.


Answer: In the Town of Wainwright, Alberta, standards: Property must not be a nuisance or unsightly condition, including failure to cut grass, accumulation of dilapidated vehicles or rubbish, significant physical deterioration, or serious disregard for maintenance.; enforcement: Peace officer may order remedy; Town may abate prohibition at owner's expense; contravention is an offence liable for penalty per Schedule A.. Source: Unsightly Premises, Nuisance, Noise, Loitering, Panhandling and Public Disturbance Bylaw; Bylaw 2022-06, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises, Nuisance, Noise, Loitering, Panhandling and Public Disturbance Bylaw; Bylaw 2022-06

Summary: Regulates unsightly premises, public nuisance, noise, loitering, panhandling, and public disturbance in the Town of Wainwright; supersedes older noise bylaw.

Property must not be a nuisance or unsightly condition, including failure to cut grass, accumulation of dilapidated vehicles or rubbish, significant physical deterioration, or serious disregard for maintenance.

Peace officer may order remedy; Town may abate prohibition at owner's expense; contravention is an offence liable for penalty per Schedule A.


Answer: In the Town of Wainwright, Alberta, where allowed: Highways via direct route between residence and permitted area; alleys preferred; prohibited on Parkland or golf courses; designated event areas permitted.; helmet or age rules: Operator must wear a helmet conforming to Section 108 of the Vehicle Equipment Regulation - Alberta Regulation 122/2009.. Source: Off-Highway Vehicles; Bylaw 2010-01, verified 2026-06-08.

Off-Highway Vehicles; Bylaw 2010-01

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-highway vehicles within the Town of Wainwright.

Highways via direct route between residence and permitted area; alleys preferred; prohibited on Parkland or golf courses; designated event areas permitted.

Operator must wear a helmet conforming to Section 108 of the Vehicle Equipment Regulation - Alberta Regulation 122/2009.


Answer: In the Town of Wainwright, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Utility Bylaw; Bylaw 2025-07, verified 2026-06-08.

Utility Bylaw; Bylaw 2025-07

Summary: Governs municipal utility services including water, sewer, and related infrastructure in the Town of Wainwright.

Water Conservation Bylaw; Bylaw 2024-03

Summary: Regulates water use and conservation practices within the Town of Wainwright.


Answer: In the Town of Wainwright, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on or engaged in any business within the Town; fee: $100.00 (resident business commercial/industrial), $150.00 (home occupation), $200.00 (non-resident business); Prorated (after July 1): $50.00, $75.00, $100.00; renewal: Annual, valid for the calendar year (January 1st - December 31st). Source: Business License Bylaw; Bylaw 2018-15, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw; Bylaw 2018-15

Summary: Governs the licensing of businesses operating within the Town of Wainwright.

Any person carrying on or engaged in any business within the Town

$100.00 (resident business commercial/industrial), $150.00 (home occupation), $200.00 (non-resident business); Prorated (after July 1): $50.00, $75.00, $100.00

Annual, valid for the calendar year (January 1st - December 31st)


Answer: In the Town of Wainwright, Alberta, public consumption: Must not smoke, vape or consume cannabis in any public place; fines: Minimum Penalty $100, Specified Penalty $300. Source: Cannabis Consumption; Bylaw 2018-09, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption; Bylaw 2018-09

Summary: Regulates the public consumption of cannabis within the Town of Wainwright.

Must not smoke, vape or consume cannabis in any public place

Minimum Penalty $100, Specified Penalty $300


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees and Charges Bylaw; Bylaw 2024-12, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw; Bylaw 2024-12

Summary: Establishes fees and charges for municipal services in the Town of Wainwright.


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Tax Penalty Bylaw; Bylaw 2018-07; Tax Rates Bylaw; Bylaw 2026-02, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Penalty Bylaw; Bylaw 2018-07

Summary: Sets penalties for late payment of municipal taxes in the Town of Wainwright.

Tax Rates Bylaw; Bylaw 2026-02

Summary: Sets annual municipal tax rates for the Town of Wainwright for 2026.


Answer: The Town of Wainwright, Alberta has 20 adopted bylaws on file: Advertising Bylaw; Bylaw 2020-11; Carsell Building Bylaw 2011-08; Cemetery Bylaw; Bylaw 2017-04; Clock Tower; Bylaw 2013-01; Dangerous Goods Route; Bylaw 2004-01; Fire Bylaw; Bylaw 2016-04; Mackenzie Kenny Law Office; Bylaw 2011-09; Morgan's; Bylaw 2010-05; Old Town Hall Fire Hall; Bylaw 2008-10; Petroleum Park Pump Jack; Bylaw 2008-06; Playground Zone; Bylaw 2024-10; School Zone Highway Addition; Bylaw 2023-08; School Zone Speed Limit; Bylaw 2015-07; Smoking Bylaw; Bylaw 2021-11; Tory Building (320-10 Street); Bylaw 2011-14; Toys and Treasures; Bylaw 2010-06; Traffic, Streets, and Public Places; Bylaw 2018-13; Voila!; Bylaw 2008-05; Wainwright Hotel; Bylaw 2008-07; Watson-Mackenzie House; Bylaw 2010-04, verified 2026-06-08.

Advertising Bylaw; Bylaw 2020-11

Summary: Regulates advertising signs and displays within the Town of Wainwright.

Carsell Building Bylaw 2011-08

Summary: Designates the Carsell Building as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Cemetery Bylaw; Bylaw 2017-04

Summary: Governs the operation and use of municipal cemeteries in the Town of Wainwright.

Clock Tower; Bylaw 2013-01

Summary: Designates the Clock Tower as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Dangerous Goods Route; Bylaw 2004-01

Summary: Designates approved routes for the transport of dangerous goods through the Town of Wainwright.

Fire Bylaw; Bylaw 2016-04

Summary: Governs fire protection services and fire department operations in the Town of Wainwright.

Mackenzie Kenny Law Office; Bylaw 2011-09

Summary: Designates the Mackenzie Kenny Law Office as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Morgan's; Bylaw 2010-05

Summary: Designates Morgan's as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Old Town Hall Fire Hall; Bylaw 2008-10

Summary: Designates the Old Town Hall Fire Hall as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Petroleum Park Pump Jack; Bylaw 2008-06

Summary: Designates the Petroleum Park Pump Jack as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Playground Zone; Bylaw 2024-10

Summary: Designates playground zones and related speed or safety restrictions in Wainwright.

School Zone Highway Addition; Bylaw 2023-08

Summary: Adds highway segments to the designated school zone speed limit areas in Wainwright.

School Zone Speed Limit; Bylaw 2015-07

Summary: Sets reduced speed limits in school zones within the Town of Wainwright.

Smoking Bylaw; Bylaw 2021-11

Summary: Regulates smoking in public places within the Town of Wainwright.

Tory Building (320-10 Street); Bylaw 2011-14

Summary: Designates the Tory Building as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Toys and Treasures; Bylaw 2010-06

Summary: Designates the Toys and Treasures building as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Traffic, Streets, and Public Places; Bylaw 2018-13

Summary: Regulates traffic, use of streets, and conduct in public places in the Town of Wainwright.

Voila!; Bylaw 2008-05

Summary: Designates Voila! as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Wainwright Hotel; Bylaw 2008-07

Summary: Designates the Wainwright Hotel as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Watson-Mackenzie House; Bylaw 2010-04

Summary: Designates the Watson-Mackenzie House as a municipal historic resource in Wainwright.

Bylaws and Policies

Summary: Bylaws and policies index page for the Town of Wainwright.


Answer: Wainwright, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Waiparous, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Designated Fire Guardian; allowed conditions: Open Air Fires require Fire Permit. Recreational Fires and Barbecues allowed if complying with construction, safety rules, and not under Fire Control Order.; fines: $400.00, $800.00. Source: Fire Safety Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Safety Bylaw

Summary: Regulates fire safety within Waiparous Village, including fire prevention and response requirements.

Open Air Fires require Fire Permit. Recreational Fires and Barbecues allowed if complying with construction, safety rules, and not under Fire Control Order.


Answer: The Summer Village of Waiparous, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Governs land use, zoning, and development within Waiparous Village.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Waiparous, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal 0.0026255; Designated Industrial 0.0000701; ASFF Residential 0.002664; ASFF Non-residential 0.0037466; Calgary RCSSD* Residential 0.002664; Total Residential 0.0052895; Total Non-residential 0.0064422. Source: Bylaw 162-25 2025 Tax Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 162-25 2025 Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets the 2025 annual tax/mill rates for Waiparous Village.

General Municipal 0.0026255; Designated Industrial 0.0000701; ASFF Residential 0.002664; ASFF Non-residential 0.0037466; Calgary RCSSD* Residential 0.002664; Total Residential 0.0052895; Total Non-residential 0.0064422


Answer: The Summer Village of Waiparous, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Property Numbering; Subdivision Development Appeal Board, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Numbering

Summary: Establishes property numbering/civic addressing system for Waiparous Village.

Subdivision Development Appeal Board

Summary: Establishes the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board for Waiparous Village.

Bylaws Policies and Plans

Summary: Index of bylaws, policies, and plans for Waiparous Village.


Answer: Waiparous, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Village of Warburg, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $50.00 Unaltered; $20.00 Spayed/Neutered; leash rule: Dogs must not be at large.; max animals: 2 Dogs. Source: Animal Control Bylaw (99/10); Cat Bylaw (168/20), verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw (99/10)

Summary: Regulates general animal control within the Village of Warburg.

$50.00 Unaltered; $20.00 Spayed/Neutered

Cat Bylaw (168/20)

Summary: Regulates cat ownership, licensing, and control within the Village of Warburg.

$ 50.00; $ 20.00 Spayed/Neutered; 50% discount seniors

Cat not at large when restrained by securely fastened leash; at large offence.

$100.00; $200.00; double for subsequent offences

"No person shall own, keep or harbour any Cat within the Village limits unless such Cat is licensed."

"No more than two (2) Cats shall be harboured"


Answer: In the Village of Warburg, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Development Officer and the Leduc County Fire Chief; allowed conditions: Permit obtained and complied with; cooking on portable BBQ; recreational burning in acceptable fire pits; dwelling fireplaces; licensed incinerators; Fire Service training.; fines: not less than $100.00 and for the second offence and subsequent of not less than $500.00. Source: Burning Bylaw (197/24), verified 2026-06-08.

Burning Bylaw (197/24)

Summary: Regulates open burning within the Village of Warburg.

Development Officer and the Leduc County Fire Chief

Permit obtained and complied with; cooking on portable BBQ; recreational burning in acceptable fire pits; dwelling fireplaces; licensed incinerators; Fire Service training.

not less than $100.00 and for the second offence and subsequent of not less than $500.00


Answer: The Village of Warburg, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw, (171/20) Amended October 14, 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw, (171/20) Amended October 14, 2025

Summary: Governs land use and zoning in Warburg; consolidated version of LUB 171/20 with amendments to October 2025.


Answer: The Village of Warburg, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 196/24 Fees (updated Apr 2025), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 196/24 Fees (updated Apr 2025)

Summary: Establishes municipal fees and rates for Village of Warburg services.


Answer: The Village of Warburg, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw Enforcement Officer (160/18), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw Enforcement Officer (160/18)

Summary: Bylaw appointing and governing the Bylaw Enforcement Officer for Warburg.

Bylaws

Summary: Index of bylaws for the Village of Warburg.


Answer: Warburg, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Village of Warner, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: 538-12 Land Use Bylaw September 2013 (consolidated to Bylaw 635-24, December 2024) (No Map); 655-26 Land Use Bylaw Amendment, verified 2026-06-08.

538-12 Land Use Bylaw September 2013 (consolidated to Bylaw 635-24, December 2024) (No Map)

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw for Warner, governing zoning and development as amended through Bylaw 635-24, December 2024.

655-26 Land Use Bylaw Amendment

Summary: 2026 amendment to Warner's land use bylaw.


Answer: In the Village of Warner, Alberta, due dates: paid in full by February 16th, 2023. Source: Tax Incentive Bylaw No. 605-21, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Incentive Bylaw No. 605-21

Summary: Provides tax incentives for properties or developments within Warner.

"paid in full by February 16th, 2023 of the previous tax year"


Answer: The Village of Warner, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: 638-25 Repealing Bylaw; 645-25 Bylaw Enforcement; 657-26 Borrowing Bylaw Term, verified 2026-06-08.

638-25 Repealing Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw repealing one or more prior Warner bylaws.

645-25 Bylaw Enforcement

Summary: Bylaw governing bylaw enforcement for the Village of Warner.

657-26 Borrowing Bylaw Term

Summary: Bylaw setting terms for municipal borrowing in Warner.

Bylaws

Summary: Index of bylaws for the Village of Warner.


Answer: Warner, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Village of Waskatenau, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw 697-2022 (Waskatenau/Smoky Lake County); Land Use Bylaw 686-2021; Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 685-2021, verified 2026-06-08.

Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw 697-2022 (Waskatenau/Smoky Lake County)

Summary: Intermunicipal Development Plan between the Village of Waskatenau and Smoky Lake County, Bylaw 697-2022. Coordinates land use planning in shared boundary areas.

Land Use Bylaw 686-2021

Summary: Land Use Bylaw for the Village of Waskatenau, adopted 2021. Governs land use districts, development regulations, setbacks, and permitted uses throughout the village.

Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 685-2021

Summary: Municipal Development Plan for the Village of Waskatenau, Bylaw 685-2021. Guides long-term land use, growth, and municipal development policy.


Answer: Waskatenau, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, fines: $100.00-$500.00. Source: Noise Bylaw 609, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw 609

Summary: Regulates noise levels and prohibits disturbing noises within the Town of Wembley.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $25.00 altered dog; $50.00 intact dog; $15.00 altered cat; $30.00 intact cat; $400.00 vicious dog; $100.00 urban hen; leash rule: No Owner shall permit an Animal or Livestock to be At Large within the Town.; max animals: 2 Dogs (10 acres or less); 2 Cats; 4 Hens; 2 Rabbits. Source: Animal Control Bylaw 768, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw 768

Summary: Regulates the control, licensing, and keeping of animals within the Town of Wembley.

$25.00 altered dog; $50.00 intact dog; $15.00 altered cat; $30.00 intact cat; $400.00 vicious dog; $100.00 urban hen

No Owner shall permit an Animal or Livestock to be At Large within the Town.

2 Dogs (10 acres or less); 2 Cats; 4 Hens; 2 Rabbits

not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00)


Answer: The Town of Wembley, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Download complete Land Use Bylaw; Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 726; North Area Structure Plan Bylaw 684; Wembley Subdivision & Development Authority Bylaw 713, verified 2026-06-08.

Download complete Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw regulating zoning, permitted uses, and development standards throughout the Town of Wembley.

Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 726

Summary: Municipal development plan setting long-term land use, growth, and development policy for Wembley.

North Area Structure Plan Bylaw 684

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw governing land use and development in the north area of Wembley.

Wembley Subdivision & Development Authority Bylaw 713

Summary: Establishes the Wembley Subdivision and Development Authority to administer subdivision and development applications.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, sidewalk clearing: owner and/or occupant of the parcel shall remove the snow or ice from the sidewalk within Twenty-four (24) hours for non-residential property; or Forty-eight (48) hours for residential property.; fines: not less than one fifty dollars ($50.00) and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00). Source: Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw - Bylaw 771, verified 2026-06-08.

Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw - Bylaw 771

Summary: Requires property owners to clear snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their properties in Wembley.

owner and/or occupant of the parcel shall remove the snow or ice from the sidewalk within Twenty-four (24) hours for non-residential property; or Forty-eight (48) hours for residential property.

not less than one fifty dollars ($50.00) and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00)


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, standards: Premises characterized by visual evidence of lack of general maintenance and upkeep by excessive accumulation of rubbish, vehicles, equipment, or materials.; enforcement: Town Administrator may issue Clean Up Order; if not complied with, Town may carry out actions and charge costs against owner or property as taxes.. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw 695, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw 695

Summary: Regulates unsightly, untidy, or hazardous premises within the Town of Wembley.

Premises characterized by visual evidence of lack of general maintenance and upkeep by excessive accumulation of rubbish, vehicles, equipment, or materials.

Town Administrator may issue Clean Up Order; if not complied with, Town may carry out actions and charge costs against owner or property as taxes.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Aquatera Utility Bylaw - Bylaw 775 - Effective March 1, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Aquatera Utility Bylaw - Bylaw 775 - Effective March 1, 2026

Summary: Current utility bylaw governing water and sewer services provided by Aquatera to Wembley residents, effective March 2026.

Prohibitions on Public Utility Users Bylaw 492

Summary: Prohibits certain uses by public utility users within the Town of Wembley.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, collection schedule: collected on a weekly basis; every Thursday; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: limit of one (1) garbage cart per household; Additional tags may be purchased; accepted or banned: Hazardous waste prohibited. Recycling accepts paper, metal, plastic 1-7, cardboard. No pizza boxes.. Source: Garbage & Recycling Bylaw - Bylaw 740 - Schedule A rate Effective Jan 1st, 2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Garbage & Recycling Bylaw - Bylaw 740 - Schedule A rate Effective Jan 1st, 2024

Summary: Regulates garbage and recycling collection services and rates within the Town of Wembley.

collected on a weekly basis; every Thursday

limit of one (1) garbage cart per household; Additional tags may be purchased

Hazardous waste prohibited. Recycling accepts paper, metal, plastic 1-7, cardboard. No pizza boxes.

Garbage $17.00; Recycling $ 8.50; Additional Tags $ 2.00/bag

Regional Landfill Bylaw 632

Summary: Governs participation in and use of the regional landfill facility.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Hawkers and peddlers: door-to-door sellers, sample/order sellers, and street vendors without a permanent Wembley business; fee: Daily License $100.00/day; Annual License $300.00/year; renewal: Annual licence covers calendar year, January 1st to December 31st. Source: Hawkers & Peddlers License Bylaw 683, verified 2026-06-08.

Hawkers & Peddlers License Bylaw 683

Summary: Regulates and licenses hawkers, peddlers, and transient traders operating within Wembley.

Hawkers and peddlers: door-to-door sellers, sample/order sellers, and street vendors without a permanent Wembley business

Daily License $100.00/day; Annual License $300.00/year

Annual licence covers calendar year, January 1st to December 31st

"carry on or operate any business as a hawker"

"Annual Licenses shall cover the calendar year-January 1st to December 31st"


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, public consumption: A person must not Use Cannabis in any Public Place.; fines: $100.00, $250.00. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw 712, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw 712

Summary: Regulates where cannabis may be consumed within the Town of Wembley.

A person must not Use Cannabis in any Public Place.


Answer: The Town of Wembley, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Schedule of Fees, Rates, and Charges Bylaw - Bylaw 767, verified 2026-06-08.

Schedule of Fees, Rates, and Charges Bylaw - Bylaw 767

Summary: Establishes the schedule of fees, rates, and charges for municipal services in Wembley.


Answer: In the Town of Wembley, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal Residential & Farmland 0.010143700; Non-Residential 0.018676501; Education ASFF Residential 0.002750600; Non-Residential 0.004524300; Grande Spirit Foundation 0.000104164; DIP 0.000072800; due dates: July 31st of a Tax Year; penalty interest: penalty of six percent (6%), additional penalty of twelve percent (12%), additional penalty of six percent (6%), additional penalty of twelve percent (12%). Source: 2026 Property Tax Bylaw - Bylaw 777; Tax Penalty Bylaw 751 - Office Consolidation Bylaw Amendment, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Property Tax Bylaw - Bylaw 777

Summary: Sets the 2026 property tax rates for the Town of Wembley.

General Municipal Residential & Farmland 0.010143700; Non-Residential 0.018676501; Education ASFF Residential 0.002750600; Non-Residential 0.004524300; Grande Spirit Foundation 0.000104164; DIP 0.000072800

Tax Penalty Bylaw 751 - Office Consolidation Bylaw Amendment

Summary: Sets penalties for late payment of municipal taxes in Wembley.

penalty of six percent (6%), additional penalty of twelve percent (12%), additional penalty of six percent (6%), additional penalty of twelve percent (12%)


Answer: The Town of Wembley, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Control & Regulate Signboards, Billboards, Etc. Bylaw 586; Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw - Bylaw 769, verified 2026-06-08.

Control & Regulate Signboards, Billboards, Etc. Bylaw 586

Summary: Regulates the placement, size, and type of signboards and billboards within Wembley.

Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw - Bylaw 769

Summary: Establishes an intermunicipal subdivision and development appeal board for Wembley and partner municipalities.

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index page listing all Town of Wembley bylaws.


Answer: Wembley, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta, quiet hours: eleven o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning; fines: $500.00-$2,500.00. Source: 120. Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

120. Noise Bylaw

Summary: Regulates noise levels and prohibits disturbing noises within the Summer Village of West Baptiste.

eleven o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning


Answer: The Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 136 Tourist Home, verified 2026-06-08.

136 Tourist Home

Summary: Regulates tourist homes (short-term rental accommodations) within the Summer Village of West Baptiste.


Answer: The Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: 106. Land Use Bylaw; 122. Municipal Development Plan (under Planning & Development); Inter-Municipal Development Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

106. Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Land use bylaw regulating zoning, permitted uses, and development standards in West Baptiste.

122. Municipal Development Plan (under Planning & Development)

Summary: Municipal development plan bylaw setting long-term land use and development policy for West Baptiste.

Inter-Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Inter-municipal development plan bylaw coordinating land use and planning between West Baptiste and neighbouring municipalities.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta, connection mandatory: True. Source: 90. Sewage Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

90. Sewage Bylaw

Summary: Regulates sewage systems and disposal within the Summer Village of West Baptiste.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta, schedule scope: Fees and charges for the Summer Village of West Baptiste for goods and services including permits and certificates; notable fees: Tax certificates $50; compliance certificates $50; development permit major $100; development permit minor $50; penalty major building without permit $250; penalty accessory building without permit $100; effective date: 2020-08-26. Source: 117. Fees and Charges, verified 2026-06-08.

117. Fees and Charges

Summary: Establishes fees and charges for municipal services in West Baptiste.

Fees and charges for the Summer Village of West Baptiste for goods and services including permits and certificates

Tax certificates $50; compliance certificates $50; development permit major $100; development permit minor $50; penalty major building without permit $250; penalty accessory building without permit $100

s. 3: "come into force and have effect on the date of the third and final reading"; third reading 26th day of August, 2020


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Baptiste, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal: 2.7409; ASFF: 2.7062; Greater North: 0.1465; Designated Industrial: 0 (Res), .0000728 (Non-Res). Source: 2026-Tax-Rate-Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026-Tax-Rate-Bylaw

Summary: Sets the 2026 property tax rates for the Summer Village of West Baptiste.

General Municipal: 2.7409; ASFF: 2.7062; Greater North: 0.1465; Designated Industrial: 0 (Res), .0000728 (Non-Res)

authorized to levy the following rates of taxation


Answer: West Baptiste, Alberta has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

SVWB ByLaw-Register-2026

Summary: 2026 bylaw register listing all bylaws in force for Summer Village of West Baptiste.


Answer: West Baptiste, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Noise Bylaw 476-2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw 476-2022

Summary: Regulates noise within the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 476-2022.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta, leash rule: No person or owner shall permit any animal to run at large within the Village.; max animals: No more than three (3) Household Pets of one kind at one time; fines: $100–$1,000 (specified penalties); up to $10,000 or imprisonment up to 1 year on summary conviction; $1,000–$2,500 on conviction for 3+ Part 5 offences. Source: Animal Control Bylaw 432-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw 432-16

Summary: Governs animal control in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 432-16, adopted 2016.

No person or owner shall permit any animal to run at large within the Village.

No more than three (3) Household Pets of one kind at one time

$100–$1,000 (specified penalties); up to $10,000 or imprisonment up to 1 year on summary conviction; $1,000–$2,500 on conviction for 3+ Part 5 offences

"No Person or Owner shall permit any Animal to Run at Large within the Village"

"shall harbor more than three (3) Household Pets of one kind"

"to a fine not exceeding $10,000.00 or to an order of imprisonment for not more than 1 year"; "a fine of not more than $2,500 and not less than $1,000"


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Summer Village in consultation with Fire Chief; application submitted to CAO; allowed conditions: Recreational fires in acceptable pit/fireplace on residential parcels for cooking, warmth, or enjoyment; CSA BBQs/portable appliances; propane/natural gas fire tables — supervised, extinguishing means available; fines: $250.00 to $10,000.00. Source: Fire Bylaw 504-2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Bylaw 504-2025

Summary: Governs fire safety and open burning in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 504-2025.

Summer Village in consultation with Fire Chief; application submitted to CAO

Recreational fires in acceptable pit/fireplace on residential parcels for cooking, warmth, or enjoyment; CSA BBQs/portable appliances; propane/natural gas fire tables — supervised, extinguishing means available

"unless the Person has obtained an Approval pursuant to this Bylaw"

"issued by the Summer Village in consultation with the Fire Chief"

"used for cooking, warmth or personal enjoyment, that is located on a residential parcel only"

"a fine of not less than $250.00 and not exceeding $10,000.00"


Answer: The Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 417-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 417-16

Summary: Land Use Bylaw for the Summer Village of West Cove, Bylaw 417-16, adopted August 25, 2016. Governs land use districts and development regulations throughout the village.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta, standards: No nuisances, unsightly premises, scrap metal, derelict vehicles, front yard storage in residential zones, heavy equipment storage/repair, safety hazard structures, or failure to maintain Good Repair; enforcement: CAO may issue written order to remedy, stop, remove or demolish; Village may act at Owner's expense if non-compliant; fines from $150 minimum. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw 431-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw 431-16

Summary: Governs unsightly premises standards in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 431-16, adopted 2016.

No nuisances, unsightly premises, scrap metal, derelict vehicles, front yard storage in residential zones, heavy equipment storage/repair, safety hazard structures, or failure to maintain Good Repair

CAO may issue written order to remedy, stop, remove or demolish; Village may act at Owner's expense if non-compliant; fines from $150 minimum

"No person shall cause, permit or allow scrap metal or any Derelict Vehicle"

"the CAO may, by written order pursuant to Section 545"


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta, where allowed: Permitted on Village Highways; prohibited on Parkland or any Public Place other than a Highway; restricted to paved Roadway during Fire Bans.; helmet or age rules: Operator must be a Qualified Person: licensed under the Act, at least 14 years of age, valid Operator's License (Class 7 or higher). All operators and passengers must wear a Safety Helmet securely attached.. Source: Off-Highway Vehicles Bylaw 433-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Off-Highway Vehicles Bylaw 433-16

Summary: Regulates off-highway vehicle use within the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 433-16, adopted 2016.

Permitted on Village Highways; prohibited on Parkland or any Public Place other than a Highway; restricted to paved Roadway during Fire Bans.

Operator must be a Qualified Person: licensed under the Act, at least 14 years of age, valid Operator's License (Class 7 or higher). All operators and passengers must wear a Safety Helmet securely attached.

"Off-Highway Vehicles may be operated on Village Highways"; "No Person shall operate an Off-Highway Vehicle on Parkland or on a Public Place other than a Highway"; "When a Fire Ban is in place, no Person shall operate an Off-Highway Vehicle other than on a paved"

"No Person shall operate an Off-Highway Vehicle unless that Person is a Qualified Person"


Answer: The Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Sewage and Wastewater Disposal Bylaw 437-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Sewage and Wastewater Disposal Bylaw 437-16

Summary: Governs sewage and wastewater disposal in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 437-16, adopted 2016.


Answer: In the Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta, collection schedule: Garbage: every week from May 1st to October 31st and bi-weekly from November 1st to April 30th; Organics: weekly from May 1st to October 31st; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Each lot will be provided one (1) garbage cart and one (1) organics cart; accepted or banned: Banned: industrial, hazardous, biomedical, sharp objects, dead animals, liquids, appliances. Organics: grass, leaves, branches.. Source: Waste Collection and Disposal Bylaw 460-19, verified 2026-06-08.

Waste Collection and Disposal Bylaw 460-19

Summary: Governs waste collection and disposal in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 460-19, adopted 2019.

Garbage: every week from May 1st to October 31st and bi-weekly from November 1st to April 30th; Organics: weekly from May 1st to October 31st

Each lot will be provided one (1) garbage cart and one (1) organics cart

Banned: industrial, hazardous, biomedical, sharp objects, dead animals, liquids, appliances. Organics: grass, leaves, branches.


Answer: The Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees and Charges Bylaw 506-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw 506-2026

Summary: Sets fees and charges for municipal services in the Summer Village of West Cove. Bylaw 506-2026, adopted February 25, 2026.


Answer: The Summer Village of West Cove, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Tax Rates 2026 Bylaw 511-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Rates 2026 Bylaw 511-2026

Summary: Sets property tax rates for the Summer Village of West Cove for 2026. Bylaw 511-2026, adopted April 29, 2026.


Answer: West Cove, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Town of Westlock, Alberta, schedule scope: Municipal fees and rates for Town of Westlock covering administration, planning and development, recreation/community services, and utilities; notable fees: dog licence (neutered) $30.00 lifetime; building permit residential new construction $0.60/sq.ft; water distribution single family $25.55/month; solid waste collection $21.34/unit/month; community bus one way $7.50; effective date: January 23, 2017. Source: Fees and Rates Bylaw 2017-01, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Rates Bylaw 2017-01

Summary: Consolidated fees and rates bylaw setting charges for municipal services in Westlock, updated to January 2026.

Municipal fees and rates for Town of Westlock covering administration, planning and development, recreation/community services, and utilities

dog licence (neutered) $30.00 lifetime; building permit residential new construction $0.60/sq.ft; water distribution single family $25.55/month; solid waste collection $21.34/unit/month; community bus one way $7.50

s. 2: "fees and rates for the Town are established as shown in 'Schedule A'"

Schedule A (Dog Bylaw); Schedule B (Building Permits - Residential); Schedule D (Utility Rates, Solid Waste)

Cover page: "EFFECTIVE DATE - JANUARY 23, 2017"


Answer: Westlock, Alberta has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Bylaws and policies index page for the Town of Westlock.


Answer: Westlock, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Westlock County, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $15.00 (one-time fee); $30.00 (one-time fee); Vicious Dog $250.00; $500.00; leash rule: Not restrained by a Permitted Leash or other satisfactory means, or not under immediate control.; max animals: two (2) Dogs. Source: Responsible Dog Ownership Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Responsible Dog Ownership Bylaw

Summary: Governs dog ownership and control in Westlock County. Passed October 22, 2024. Requires dog licensing ($15 fee), prohibits dogs at large, and bans excessive barking/howling.

Not restrained by a Permitted Leash or other satisfactory means, or not under immediate control.

Not less than Schedule "A" penalty; Not exceeding $10,000.00


Answer: In the Municipal District of Westlock County, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Guardian; allowed conditions: Acceptable Burning Barrel, Fire Pit, Recreational Fire, Smudge Fire if supervised, controlled, flame height does not exceed ninety (90) centimetres. Barbeques allowed during Fire Ban.; fines: not less than the specified penalty established in Schedule "A"; not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: Fire Protection Bylaw 56-2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Protection Bylaw 56-2024

Summary: Governs fire services and open burning in Westlock County. Bylaw 56-2024. Requires fire permits for all open burning; establishes fire control order authority.

Acceptable Burning Barrel, Fire Pit, Recreational Fire, Smudge Fire if supervised, controlled, flame height does not exceed ninety (90) centimetres. Barbeques allowed during Fire Ban.

not less than the specified penalty established in Schedule "A"; not exceeding $10,000.00


Answer: The Municipal District of Westlock County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 14-2016 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 14-2016 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated Land Use Bylaw for Westlock County, Bylaw 14-2016, consolidated January 2023. Governs land use districts, development regulations, and permitted uses county-wide.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Westlock County, Alberta, fines: $60.00 to $500.00 (Schedule K). Source: Traffic Bylaw 15-2012, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Bylaw 15-2012

Summary: Governs traffic and road use in Westlock County. Bylaw 15-2012. Cited alongside the Alberta Traffic Safety Act for traffic enforcement.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Westlock County, Alberta, tax rate: Schedule "A" 2024 Total Tax Rates (expressed in Mills) Residential 8.3436, Farm Residential 9.5101, Farmland 28.0461, Non-residential 27.5186, Linear 27.5951; s. 2 minimum tax payable fifty dollars ($50.00). Source: Property Tax Rate Bylaw 57-2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Tax Rate Bylaw 57-2024

Summary: Sets property tax rates for Westlock County for 2024. Bylaw 57-2024.

Schedule "A" 2024 Total Tax Rates (expressed in Mills) Residential 8.3436, Farm Residential 9.5101, Farmland 28.0461, Non-residential 27.5186, Linear 27.5951; s. 2 minimum tax payable fifty dollars ($50.00)


Answer: Westlock County, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.

Woodlands County council makes progress on AI policy development

Summary: Local news (Jan 21 2026) on Woodlands County's AI policy work states administration reviewed similar AI policies from other municipalities including Westlock County, Red Deer County and Wheatland County, implying Westlock County has an existing AI policy used as a reference model.


Answer: In the City of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, penalty interest: Current Taxes: July 9%, October 6%; Arrears: January 15%. Source: Tax Penalty Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Penalty Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw No. 1958-20 establishing penalties on unpaid municipal taxes in Wetaskiwin.

Current Taxes: July 9%, October 6%; Arrears: January 15%


Answer: Wetaskiwin, Alberta has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

Bylaws

Summary: City of Wetaskiwin bylaws index page listing municipal bylaws.


Answer: Wetaskiwin, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, construction hours: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm weekdays; 9:00 am - 9:00 pm weekend; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, agricultural operations, daytime construction, County utility work, Government of Canada or Province of Alberta activities, worship bells, vehicle signaling.; fines: $250-$10,000.00. Source: Noise Bylaw 2024-12, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw 2024-12

Summary: Current noise bylaw for Wheatland County. Bylaw 2024-12. Replaces earlier noise bylaws (2022-13 and 2012-79).

7:00 am - 9:00 pm weekdays; 9:00 am - 9:00 pm weekend

Emergency vehicles, agricultural operations, daytime construction, County utility work, Government of Canada or Province of Alberta activities, worship bells, vehicle signaling.


Answer: The Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Animal Control Bylaw 2020-17, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw 2020-17

Summary: Governs animal control in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2020-17. Covers dog licensing, number of animals permitted per property, and vicious dog designations.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Guardian; allowed conditions: Fires in approved Incinerator, barbecue, or fire pit meeting safety conditions; recreational fires when bans not in effect.; fines: A fine of up to $10,000; Schedule 'C' minimums $250, $500, $1,000. Source: Fire and Emergency Services Bylaw 2025-06, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire and Emergency Services Bylaw 2025-06

Summary: Governs fire and emergency services in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2025-06. Fire permits required for open burning under Bylaw 2019-06; this is the current consolidated fire services authority.

Fires in approved Incinerator, barbecue, or fire pit meeting safety conditions; recreational fires when bans not in effect.

A fine of up to $10,000; Schedule 'C' minimums $250, $500, $1,000


Answer: The Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 2016-01 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 2016-01 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated Land Use Bylaw for Wheatland County, Bylaw 2016-01 with amendments through June 3, 2026. Assigns land use districts and governs development regulations county-wide.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, fines: not less than $75.00 and not more than $10,000.00 dollars. Source: Traffic Control Bylaw 2019-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Control Bylaw 2019-20

Summary: Governs traffic control in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2019-20. Covers road use, speed limits, and traffic management across county roads.

not less than $75.00 and not more than $10,000.00 dollars


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, standards: Owner shall not allow Property to constitute a Nuisance, Unsafe Condition, or Unsightly Property showing neglect or excessive accumulation.; enforcement: County may issue Remedial Order; if non-compliant, County may take action at owner's expense and add costs to tax roll.. Source: Nuisance and Unsightly Property Bylaw 2021-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance and Unsightly Property Bylaw 2021-18

Summary: Governs nuisance and unsightly property standards in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2021-18.

Owner shall not allow Property to constitute a Nuisance, Unsafe Condition, or Unsightly Property showing neglect or excessive accumulation.

County may issue Remedial Order; if non-compliant, County may take action at owner's expense and add costs to tax roll.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Municipal Public Utilities Bylaw 2025-26; Water and Sewage Services Bylaw 2021-33, verified 2026-06-08.

Municipal Public Utilities Bylaw 2025-26

Summary: Governs municipal public utilities in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2025-26.

Water and Sewage Services Bylaw 2021-33

Summary: Governs water and sewage services in Wheatland County. Bylaw 2021-33. Covers portable water plants and sewage treatment facilities across hamlets.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta, schedule scope: Wheatland County fees for Administration, Planning, Safety Codes, Agriculture, Public Works, and Protective Services.; notable fees: Dog licence $20.00 per year; building permit $250.00 - Residential; water $34.67/monthly per account; wastewater $23.10/monthly per account; development permit $300.00 - dwelling.. Source: Master Schedule of Fees Bylaw 2026-07, verified 2026-06-08.

Master Schedule of Fees Bylaw 2026-07

Summary: Sets the master schedule of fees for Wheatland County municipal services. Bylaw 2026-07.

Wheatland County fees for Administration, Planning, Safety Codes, Agriculture, Public Works, and Protective Services.

Dog licence $20.00 per year; building permit $250.00 - Residential; water $34.67/monthly per account; wastewater $23.10/monthly per account; development permit $300.00 - dwelling.

Schedule A - Wheatland County Master Schedule of Fees


Answer: The Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Property Tax Rate Bylaw 2026-04, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Tax Rate Bylaw 2026-04

Summary: Sets property tax rates for Wheatland County for 2026. Bylaw 2026-04.


Answer: The Municipal District of Wheatland County, Alberta has 1 adopted policy on file: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy No. 4.2.13 (Information, Security, and Technology Policy Section 4), verified 2026-05-24.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy No. 4.2.13 (Information, Security, and Technology Policy Section 4)

Summary: Wheatland County AI Policy 4.2.13, owned by Information Services, adopted/effective March 4 2025, last amended Aug 12 2025. Sets responsible, ATIA/POPA-compliant AI use; only IS-approved tools allowed; Canadian data residency; bars sensitive data in cloud tools; covers copyright, disclosure of AI content, and incident reporting.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, exemptions: Domestic equipment (lawnmowers, chainsaws) exempt if noise is temporary/intermittent and occurs between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.; fines: $100.00-$5,000.00. Source: 75-00 Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

75-00 Noise Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 75-00 prohibiting unreasonable noise and establishing quiet hours in Whispering Hills.

Domestic equipment (lawnmowers, chainsaws) exempt if noise is temporary/intermittent and occurs between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, leash rule: Dogs must not be At Large; off Owner's Property unless carried or restrained by Permitted Leash held by person.; max animals: two (2) Dogs of whatever sex and age six (6) months or more; fines: $150.00 to $2500.00 per Schedule 'B'; double or triple for subsequent offences. Source: 125-20 Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

125-20 Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 125-20 regulating the keeping, running at large, and control of animals in Whispering Hills.

Dogs must not be At Large; off Owner's Property unless carried or restrained by Permitted Leash held by person.

two (2) Dogs of whatever sex and age six (6) months or more

$150.00 to $2500.00 per Schedule 'B'; double or triple for subsequent offences


Answer: The Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: 126-20 Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw; 131-21 Baptiste Lake Intermunicipal Development Plan; 133-21 Subdivision Authority Bylaw; 136-23 Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

126-20 Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 126-20 establishing a Subdivision and Development Appeal Board to hear development-related appeals.

131-21 Baptiste Lake Intermunicipal Development Plan

Summary: Bylaw 131-21 adopting the Baptiste Lake Intermunicipal Development Plan for coordinated land use around Baptiste Lake.

133-21 Subdivision Authority Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 133-21 establishing a subdivision authority with powers to approve or refuse subdivision applications.

136-23 Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 136-23 governing land use, zoning districts, and development regulations in Whispering Hills.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisances including excessive accumulation, damaged vehicles, weeds over 20cm, odours, building damage, graffiti, rot, uncovered waste bins, and unsecured appliances.; enforcement: Administrator may order remedy; Village may take action if non-compliant; fines up to $10,000.. Source: 112-14 Unsightly Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

112-14 Unsightly Premises Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 112-14 prohibiting the maintenance of unsightly, untidy, or dangerous premises.

Prohibits nuisances including excessive accumulation, damaged vehicles, weeds over 20cm, odours, building damage, graffiti, rot, uncovered waste bins, and unsecured appliances.

Administrator may order remedy; Village may take action if non-compliant; fines up to $10,000.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, where allowed: Permitted on Municipal District Highways within parking lane or extreme right-hand side. Prohibited in ditches, medians, or boulevards except crossing.; helmet or age rules: Persons 14 years and older can operate without supervision. Persons under 14 require supervision by a person 18 years old/older.. Source: 89-06 ATV Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

89-06 ATV Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 89-06 regulating the operation of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) in Whispering Hills.

Permitted on Municipal District Highways within parking lane or extreme right-hand side. Prohibited in ditches, medians, or boulevards except crossing.

Persons 14 years and older can operate without supervision. Persons under 14 require supervision by a person 18 years old/older.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, connection mandatory: True. Source: 96-08 Sewage Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

96-08 Sewage Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 96-08 regulating sewage disposal and related infrastructure in Whispering Hills.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, schedule scope: Administrative fees and penalties for municipal services including cheques, certificates, permits, subdivisions, appeals, and photocopying.; notable fees: NSF cheque $50.00; Tax Certificate $50.00; Compliance Certificate $200.00/$100.00; Development permit $100.00/$50.00; Subdivision application $400.00; Photocopying $1.00 per page.; effective date: September 1, 2021. Source: 132-21 Administrative Fees and Penalties Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

132-21 Administrative Fees and Penalties Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 132-21 setting administrative fees and penalties for municipal services and bylaw enforcement.

Administrative fees and penalties for municipal services including cheques, certificates, permits, subdivisions, appeals, and photocopying.

NSF cheque $50.00; Tax Certificate $50.00; Compliance Certificate $200.00/$100.00; Development permit $100.00/$50.00; Subdivision application $400.00; Photocopying $1.00 per page.

IN RELATION TO THE MATTERS RELATED TO ADMINISTRATIVE FEES AND PENALTIES


Answer: In the Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta, penalty interest: 18% ... after August 1st of each year; further penalty of 18% ... as of January 1st of the following year. Source: 140-25 Tax Penalty Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

140-25 Tax Penalty Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 140-25 establishing penalties for late payment of municipal taxes in Whispering Hills.

18% ... after August 1st of each year; further penalty of 18% ... as of January 1st of the following year


Answer: The Summer Village of Whispering Hills, Alberta has 7 adopted bylaws on file: 118-18 Council Code of Conduct; 121-19 Assessment Review Board Bylaw; 122-19 Establish Position of CAO Bylaw; 123-19 Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw; 124-20 Emergency Management Bylaw; 138-24 Pilot Testing of Golf Carts Bylaw; 19-86 Fire Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

118-18 Council Code of Conduct

Summary: Bylaw 118-18 establishing a code of conduct for elected council members.

121-19 Assessment Review Board Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 121-19 establishing an Assessment Review Board to hear assessment complaints.

122-19 Establish Position of CAO Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 122-19 establishing the position of Chief Administrative Officer and defining duties.

123-19 Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 123-19 designating and authorizing bylaw enforcement officers with powers to enforce municipal bylaws.

124-20 Emergency Management Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 124-20 establishing emergency management roles, responsibilities, and the Emergency Advisory Committee.

138-24 Pilot Testing of Golf Carts Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 138-24 permitting pilot testing of golf carts on Whispering Hills roads under specified conditions.

19-86 Fire Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 19-86 regulating fire prevention, open burning, and fire safety in Whispering Hills.

Bylaws

Summary: Whispering Hills bylaws index page listing all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Whispering Hills, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta, leash rule: Dogs off Owner's property must not run at large; must be on permitted leash or under effective control.; fines: Schedule "A"; not less than $500.00 and not more than $10,000.00. Source: Dog Bylaw (220-26), verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Bylaw (220-26)

Summary: Regulates dog ownership, licensing, and control within White Sands.

Dogs off Owner's property must not run at large; must be on permitted leash or under effective control.

Schedule "A"; not less than $500.00 and not more than $10,000.00


Answer: In the Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta, allowed conditions: Recreational Fire allowed in compliant fire pit on private property; Municipal Land only in Village-owned pit, supervised; Subject to Fire Bans.; fines: Fines range from $100.00 to $2000.00 per Schedule "B".. Source: Fire Control Bylaw (218-25), verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Control Bylaw (218-25)

Summary: Regulates fire control and open burning within the municipality.

Recreational Fire allowed in compliant fire pit on private property; Municipal Land only in Village-owned pit, supervised; Subject to Fire Bans.

Fines range from $100.00 to $2000.00 per Schedule "B".


Answer: The Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Development Authority Bylaw (54); Land Use Bylaw (186-22); Regional Subdivision Development Appeal Board (SDAB) Bylaw 226-26; Subdivision Authority Bylaw (53), verified 2026-06-08.

Development Authority Bylaw (54)

Summary: Designates development authority for land use decisions in White Sands.

Land Use Bylaw (186-22)

Summary: Governs land use, zoning districts, and development standards for White Sands.

Regional Subdivision Development Appeal Board (SDAB) Bylaw 226-26

Summary: Establishes the regional Subdivision and Development Appeal Board for White Sands.

Subdivision Authority Bylaw (53)

Summary: Designates subdivision authority and procedures for White Sands.


Answer: In the Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta, fines: $100 per occurrence, $120 per occurrence, $150 per occurrence, $200 per occurrence, $250 per occurrence, $350 per occurrence. Source: Traffic Bylaw (212-25), verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Bylaw (212-25)

Summary: Regulates traffic, parking, and road use within White Sands.

$100 per occurrence, $120 per occurrence, $150 per occurrence, $200 per occurrence, $250 per occurrence, $350 per occurrence


Answer: In the Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta, standards: No Owner shall allow Property to become unsightly or nuisance, including waste, dilapidated materials, excessive vegetation, pests, odours, disrepair, unsightly vehicles, or visible graffiti.; enforcement: Designated Officer may issue notice to remedy; if failed, Village may carry out work and recover costs, including adding to tax roll.. Source: Community Standards Bylaw (223-26), verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw (223-26)

Summary: Establishes community standards including property maintenance and unsightly premises.

No Owner shall allow Property to become unsightly or nuisance, including waste, dilapidated materials, excessive vegetation, pests, odours, disrepair, unsightly vehicles, or visible graffiti.

Designated Officer may issue notice to remedy; if failed, Village may carry out work and recover costs, including adding to tax roll.


Answer: The Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Sewage & Waste Water Bylaw (188-22), verified 2026-06-08.

Sewage & Waste Water Bylaw (188-22)

Summary: Regulates sewage and wastewater systems within White Sands.


Answer: In the Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta, schedule scope: Administration, development permits, hall rentals, public works, and various municipal service fees listed in Schedule "A".; notable fees: Development Permit $120; Golf Cart Permit $80; Hall Event Rentals $30/hour; RV Parking $300/unit (2026); Public Works $90/hour.; effective date: 20 day of April 2026. Source: Fees & Service Bylaw (222-26), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees & Service Bylaw (222-26)

Summary: Establishes municipal fees and service rates.

Administration, development permits, hall rentals, public works, and various municipal service fees listed in Schedule "A".

Development Permit $120; Golf Cart Permit $80; Hall Event Rentals $30/hour; RV Parking $300/unit (2026); Public Works $90/hour.

s. 4; READ a third... 20 day of April 2026


Answer: The Summer Village of White Sands, Alberta has 7 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw (199-23); Civic Addressing Signage Bylaw (197-23); Golf Cart Pilot Bylaw (210-24); MPC Bylaw (209-24); Procedural Bylaw (219-25); Regional Emergency Management Bylaw (193-22); Use of Public Lands Bylaw (198-23), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw (199-23)

Summary: Designates and empowers bylaw enforcement officers for White Sands.

Civic Addressing Signage Bylaw (197-23)

Summary: Regulates civic addressing and signage requirements within White Sands.

Golf Cart Pilot Bylaw (210-24)

Summary: Establishes pilot program rules for golf cart use on public roads in White Sands.

MPC Bylaw (209-24)

Summary: Establishes and governs the Municipal Planning Commission for White Sands.

Procedural Bylaw (219-25)

Summary: Governs council meeting procedures and conduct for White Sands.

Regional Emergency Management Bylaw (193-22)

Summary: Establishes regional emergency management framework for White Sands.

Use of Public Lands Bylaw (198-23)

Summary: Regulates public use of municipal lands in White Sands.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing all municipality bylaws.


Answer: White Sands, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, leash rule: Dogs and cats must not be at large; off the owner's property they must be restrained by a leash and under effective control.; max animals: two (2) Dogs and (2) Cats; fines: not less than established in Schedule A- Fines, and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00). Source: Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 1580, verified 2026-06-08.

Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 1580

Summary: Governs responsible pet ownership and animal control in Whitecourt.

Dogs and cats must not be at large; off the owner's property they must be restrained by a leash and under effective control.

not less than established in Schedule A- Fines, and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00)


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief or designate; allowed conditions: With a valid Fire Permit, or without permit for Town-approved Recreational Fire, Barbeque on property or approved public area, Fire Department training.; fines: not less than established in Schedule A - Fines, and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000). Source: Fire Services Bylaw 1582, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Services Bylaw 1582

Summary: Regulates fire services and open burning within Whitecourt.

With a valid Fire Permit, or without permit for Town-approved Recreational Fire, Barbeque on property or approved public area, Fire Department training.

not less than established in Schedule A - Fines, and not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000)


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, winter parking ban: when a Snow Parking ban has been declared in effect by the Chief Administrative Officer; sidewalk clearing: owner or Occupant shall remove or cause to be removed and cleared away snow, ice and/or slush, dirt, debris an obstruction from any Sidewalk... within twenty-four (24) hours of the time when the snow, ice, debris or other material was formed or deposited thereon; fines: not less than that established in Schedule A, and not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: Traffic Bylaw 1573, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Bylaw 1573

Summary: Regulates traffic and parking on Whitecourt roads.

when a Snow Parking ban has been declared in effect by the Chief Administrative Officer

owner or Occupant shall remove or cause to be removed and cleared away snow, ice and/or slush, dirt, debris an obstruction from any Sidewalk... within twenty-four (24) hours of the time when the snow, ice, debris or other material was formed or deposited thereon

not less than that established in Schedule A, and not exceeding $10,000.00


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, standards: Failure to cut grass, weeds, or landscaping; accumulation of materials creating odours or pests; storage of discarded furniture, appliances, scrap; disrepair of siding, buildings, or fences.; enforcement: CAO may cause work to be done to remedy condition; cost charged to owner, recovered as debt or taxes.. Source: Bylaw 1475 Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1475 Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Establishes community standards including property maintenance and unsightly premises in Whitecourt.

Failure to cut grass, weeds, or landscaping; accumulation of materials creating odours or pests; storage of discarded furniture, appliances, scrap; disrepair of siding, buildings, or fences.

CAO may cause work to be done to remedy condition; cost charged to owner, recovered as debt or taxes.


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Utility Bylaw 1511, verified 2026-06-08.

Utility Bylaw 1511

Summary: Governs municipal utility services including water and sewer in Whitecourt.


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Hawkers, pedlars, and company salespersons operating within the Town of Whitecourt.; renewal: valid from January 1 to December 31. Source: Hawkers and Pedlars Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Hawkers and Pedlars Bylaw

Summary: Regulates hawkers, peddlers, and itinerant vendors operating in Whitecourt.

Hawkers, pedlars, and company salespersons operating within the Town of Whitecourt.


Answer: In the Town of Whitecourt, Alberta, schedule scope: Fees for information and services provided, covering Community Safety, Community Services, Corporate Services, Infrastructure, and Planning and Development.; notable fees: Building permit $0.68/ft2; Transit cash fare $3.00; Waste cart replacement $120.00; Millar Centre adult daily $8.43.; effective date: January 1, 2026. Source: Bylaw 1551-17 - Fees, Rates and Charges, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1551-17 - Fees, Rates and Charges

Summary: Establishes municipal fees, rates, and charges for Whitecourt services.

Fees for information and services provided, covering Community Safety, Community Services, Corporate Services, Infrastructure, and Planning and Development.

Building permit $0.68/ft2; Transit cash fare $3.00; Waste cart replacement $120.00; Millar Centre adult daily $8.43.

Schedule "A" Fees, Rates, and Charges Bylaw Contents


Answer: The Town of Whitecourt, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Advertising Bylaw 1555, verified 2026-06-08.

Advertising Bylaw 1555

Summary: Regulates advertising signs and business advertising displays in Whitecourt.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page listing Whitecourt bylaws and policies.


Answer: Whitecourt, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Municipal District of Woodlands County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Governs land use, zoning, and development standards for Woodlands County.


Answer: Woodlands County, Alberta has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page listing Woodlands County bylaws and policies.


Answer: Woodlands County, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.

Woodlands County council makes progress on AI policy development

Summary: Woodlands County council discussed a draft AI policy at its Jan 15 2026 meeting; council amended it (removing councillor-specific restrictions, motion passed 6-1, Reeve Kusch dissenting) and referred it to the Governance and Priorities Committee for further review. Policy protects municipal records while supporting responsible AI tool use.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Yellowhead County, Alberta, leash rule: County residents must keep their pets confined to their property or leashed at all times.. Source: Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates animal control within Yellowhead County.

County residents must keep their pets confined to their property or leashed at all times.


Answer: The Municipal District of Yellowhead County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Governs land use, zoning, and development regulations for Yellowhead County.


Answer: Yellowhead County, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Public Order Bylaw (Bylaw 160), verified 2026-06-08.

Public Order Bylaw (Bylaw 160)

Summary: Regulates unnecessary noise and certain activities in public places within the Summer Village for the health, safety, and welfare of residents and property.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Dog & Cat Control Bylaw (Bylaw 180), verified 2026-06-08.

Dog & Cat Control Bylaw (Bylaw 180)

Summary: Regulates the control, licensing, and keeping of dogs and cats within the Summer Village of Yellowstone.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Burning Bylaw (Bylaw 187-16), verified 2026-06-08.

Burning Bylaw (Bylaw 187-16)

Summary: Regulates open burning and fire pits within the Summer Village; prohibits open fires unless within approved fire pits; aligns with provincial fire bans.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw (Bylaw 179), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw (Bylaw 179)

Summary: Governs land use, zoning districts, and development regulations across the Summer Village of Yellowstone on the north shore of Lac Ste. Anne.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Untidy & Unsightly Bylaw (Bylaw 82), verified 2026-06-08.

Untidy & Unsightly Bylaw (Bylaw 82)

Summary: Regulates untidy and unsightly premises within the Summer Village of Yellowstone.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw (Bylaw 202-2019), verified 2026-06-08.

Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw (Bylaw 202-2019)

Summary: Requires OHV registration, mandates single-file travel, sets 20 km/hr speed limit for off-highway vehicles operating within the Summer Village.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees & Charges Bylaw (Bylaw 200), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees & Charges Bylaw (Bylaw 200)

Summary: Sets municipal fees and charges schedule for services and permits within the Summer Village of Yellowstone.


Answer: The Summer Village of Yellowstone, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2021 Tax Rates Bylaw (Bylaw 221), verified 2026-06-08.

2021 Tax Rates Bylaw (Bylaw 221)

Summary: Authorizes the rates of taxation to be levied against assessable property in the Summer Village of Yellowstone for the 2021 tax year.


Answer: Yellowstone, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.


Answer: The Village of Youngstown, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026 Water & Sewer Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Water & Sewer Bylaw

Summary: Regulates water and sewer services, rates, and conditions of supply for the Village of Youngstown.


Answer: The Village of Youngstown, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Municipal Fees, verified 2026-06-08.

Municipal Fees

Summary: Establishes the schedule of municipal fees and charges for services provided by the Village of Youngstown.


Answer: In the Village of Youngstown, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal 11.93; School Non-Res 4.1545; School Res 2.5637; Acadia 0.3605; Designated Industrial 0.0728; Total Industrial 16.5178; Total Non-Res 16.445; Total Res 14.8542; Minimum $400 (Res < $26,930; Non-Res < $24,325); penalty interest: ten (10%) on Ist day of September, 2026; ten (10%) on first working day of January, 2027. Source: 2026 Tax Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Tax Bylaw

Summary: Annual tax rate bylaw for 2026 setting municipal mill rates and levies for the Village of Youngstown.

General Municipal 11.93; School Non-Res 4.1545; School Res 2.5637; Acadia 0.3605; Designated Industrial 0.0728; Total Industrial 16.5178; Total Non-Res 16.445; Total Res 14.8542; Minimum $400 (Res < $26,930; Non-Res < $24,325)

ten (10%) on Ist day of September, 2026; ten (10%) on first working day of January, 2027


Answer: The Village of Youngstown, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Procedure Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Procedure Bylaw

Summary: Governs the procedures for council meetings, including notice, quorum, voting, and conduct of business.


Answer: Youngstown, Alberta has no ai use policy on record.