Answer: The Municipal District of Camrose County, Alberta has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Discharge of Firearms; FOIP Category: Legislative / Bylaw Number: 1585; Parks Control; Road Use; Weight Restrictions, verified 2026-06-08.

Discharge of Firearms

Summary: Regulates the discharge of firearms within Camrose County.

FOIP Category: Legislative / Bylaw Number: 1585

Summary: Legislative bylaw 1585 — subject unclear from title; retained as confirmed adopted bylaw on official portal.

Parks Control

Summary: Regulates activities and conduct within Camrose County parks.

Road Use

Summary: Regulates use of county roads including weight limits, access, and road damage provisions.

Weight Restrictions

Summary: Establishes seasonal weight restrictions on county roads to prevent damage from heavy vehicles.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing Camrose County adopted bylaws.


Answer: The Municipal District of Camrose County, Alberta has 1 adopted policy on file: Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace (Policy 5.11).

Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace (Policy 5.11)

Summary: Camrose County's adopted workplace AI policy (Policy 5.11, Administration category), governing staff use of artificial intelligence. Approved by Council on Dec 9, 2025. PDF hosted on the county's official CivicWeb portal and linked from the county policies index.

Council Meeting Highlights – December 9, 2025

Summary: Official county council highlights confirming Council approved a new policy, Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace Policy 5.11, during the Dec 9, 2025 meeting's policy review.

Policies index – Camrose County

Summary: County's official policies listing showing Policy 5.11 'Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace' under Administration, with link to the CivicWeb document.


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

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Consolidated Land Use Bylaw regulating land use, zoning, development, and subdivision within the Town of Canmore.


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

Bylaws

Summary: Index of all Town of Canmore bylaws available via the official document library.


Answer: Canmore, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Animals must not be at large; off property must be restrained or under physical control by a person.; max animals: 2 dogs or 2 cats or total of 4 per landowner; fines: not less than that established in the Master Rates Bylaw and not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: Bylaw 2023-860 Animal Control; Bylaw 2024-873 Urban Hens, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2023-860 Animal Control

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals including dogs and cats within the Village of Carbon.

Animals must not be at large; off property must be restrained or under physical control by a person.

2 dogs or 2 cats or total of 4 per landowner

not less than that established in the Master Rates Bylaw and not exceeding $10,000.00

Bylaw 2024-873 Urban Hens

Summary: Regulates the keeping of urban hens (backyard chickens) within the Village of Carbon, including flock size and coop requirements.

not less than $100.00; $150.00 for Municipal Tags


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, allowed conditions: Supervised by responsible adult 18+, safe manner, burnable debris only, 2m from combustible structure, confined pit <=3ft diameter, flame height <=0.9997m.; fines: $100.00, $200.00, $250.00, $500.00; plus Cost Recovery $250.00 per hour. Source: Bylaw 2020-835 Burning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2020-835 Burning Bylaw

Summary: Regulates open burning within the Village of Carbon, including permitted materials, conditions, and prohibited burning.

Supervised by responsible adult 18+, safe manner, burnable debris only, 2m from combustible structure, confined pit <=3ft diameter, flame height <=0.9997m.


Answer: The Village of Carbon, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 2019-830 Intermunicipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2023-873 Municipal Development Plan; Bylaw 2025-890 Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2019-830 Intermunicipal Development Plan

Summary: Intermunicipal Development Plan bylaw establishing joint land use planning framework between Carbon and adjacent municipalities.

Bylaw 2023-873 Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Municipal Development Plan establishing long-range land use planning goals and policies for the Village of Carbon.

Bylaw 2025-890 Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Current consolidated Land Use Bylaw governing zoning, development, and land use within the Village of Carbon.


Answer: The Village of Carbon, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2025-887 Traffic Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-887 Traffic Bylaw

Summary: Regulates traffic, road use, and vehicle operations within the Village of Carbon.


Answer: The Village of Carbon, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2023-870 Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2023-870 Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Sets community standards for property maintenance, public behaviour, and quality-of-life matters in the Village of Carbon.


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, where allowed: Authorized on alleys or roadways for direct route, service, or maintenance. Prohibited on Schedule 'A' areas and where signs prohibit.; helmet or age rules: Helmet required for operator and passenger. Valid license required on highways. Minimum age 14 in public places, unless supervised off-highway.. Source: Bylaw 2023-862 Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2023-862 Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-highway vehicles (OHVs/ATVs) within the Village of Carbon.

Authorized on alleys or roadways for direct route, service, or maintenance. Prohibited on Schedule 'A' areas and where signs prohibit.

Helmet required for operator and passenger. Valid license required on highways. Minimum age 14 in public places, unless supervised off-highway.


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale and discharge; permit available: yes, from the Village of Carbon or Fire Authority. Source: Bylaw 2018-808 Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2018-808 Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the Village of Carbon.

yes, from the Village of Carbon or Fire Authority


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 2024-881 The Utility Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2024-881 The Utility Bylaw

Summary: Governs municipal utility services including water and sewer, establishing connection requirements and service conditions.

"All Water Services provided to a Customer shall be Metered"


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, collection schedule: once weekly; container or bag limit: 4 bags per residential property; 8 bags per commercial property; extra tags purchasable for over-limit bags; accepted or banned: Banned: large wood, doors, construction materials, large metal, car parts, appliances, paint, oil, toxic chemicals, drugs, bio-medical waste, sharps, tires, propane tanks; fee: Charge per Master Rates Bylaw; billed bi-monthly. Source: Bylaw 2023-869 Waste Services Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2023-869 Waste Services Bylaw

Summary: Governs solid waste and recycling collection services, including requirements for residents and service schedules.

4 bags per residential property; 8 bags per commercial property; extra tags purchasable for over-limit bags

Banned: large wood, doors, construction materials, large metal, car parts, appliances, paint, oil, toxic chemicals, drugs, bio-medical waste, sharps, tires, propane tanks

Charge per Master Rates Bylaw; billed bi-monthly

"The Village will supply once weekly garbage collection service"

"Materials that are not acceptable for weekly collection"

"A charge for waste collection, including"; "as per the rates set out"


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: No person shall carry on or operate any business or occupation within or partly within the Village of Carbon; fee: Business License Fee: Ten ($10.00) dollars annually. Hawkers and Peddler License Fees: $40.00 for one year, $10.00 for one month; renewal: full year, January 1ª to December 31*. Source: Bylaw 2005-746 Licensing of Business and Industry, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2005-746 Licensing of Business and Industry

Summary: Governs the licensing requirements for businesses and industries operating within the Village of Carbon.

No person shall carry on or operate any business or occupation within or partly within the Village of Carbon

Business License Fee: Ten ($10.00) dollars annually. Hawkers and Peddler License Fees: $40.00 for one year, $10.00 for one month


Answer: The Village of Carbon, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2025-885 Master Rates, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-885 Master Rates

Summary: Consolidated master rates bylaw setting municipal fees, charges, and rates for various services.


Answer: In the Village of Carbon, Alberta, due dates: last business day of each month. Source: Bylaw 2025-889 TIPPS, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-889 TIPPS

Summary: Tax Installment Payment Plan bylaw governing the payment schedule and terms for municipal property taxes.


Answer: The Village of Carbon, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 2001-724 Extended Dance Event; Bylaw 2013-784 Campground Expansion; Bylaw 2018-814 Smoking and Vaping Bylaw; Bylaw 2024-882 Cemetery Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2001-724 Extended Dance Event

Summary: Regulates extended dance events held within the Village of Carbon, including hours and permit conditions.

Bylaw 2013-784 Campground Expansion

Summary: Authorizes and governs the expansion of the Village of Carbon campground.

Bylaw 2018-814 Smoking and Vaping Bylaw

Summary: Regulates smoking and vaping in public places within the Village of Carbon.

Bylaw 2024-882 Cemetery Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the Village of Carbon municipal cemetery.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index of Village of Carbon bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, quiet hours: ten o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning (weekday); ten o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning (Sunday/holiday); exemptions: Town official work, events, emergencies, RCMP/Peace Officers, or with written Town permission; fines: $100.00-$200.00 voluntary; $200.00-$2,500.00 fine. Source: Bylaw 1708 - Good Neighbour Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1708 - Good Neighbour Bylaw

Summary: Regulates noise, disturbances, and good-neighbour standards to maintain peaceful coexistence in the community.

ten o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning (weekday); ten o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning (Sunday/holiday)

Town official work, events, emergencies, RCMP/Peace Officers, or with written Town permission


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: Altered: $25 (Before March 31st or New), $35 (After); Unaltered: $40 (Before March 31st or New), $50 (After); Aggressive: $150 (Before March 31st or New), $200 (After); leash rule: Animals off owner's premises must be on a leash held by a person able to control the Animal.; max animals: two (2) Cats and/or two (2) Dogs. Source: Bylaw 1696 - Animal Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1696 - Animal Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals including dogs and livestock within the Town of Cardston.

Altered: $25 (Before March 31st or New), $35 (After); Unaltered: $40 (Before March 31st or New), $50 (After); Aggressive: $150 (Before March 31st or New), $200 (After)

Animals off owner's premises must be on a leash held by a person able to control the Animal.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Department or By-Law Officer; allowed conditions: Permit required for open fire. Fire pits, fireplaces, BBQs allowed if compliant. No burning if wind >30km/h, after sunset/before sunrise, or under fire ban.; fines: $50.00, $75.00, $100.00 (Schedule A); not exceeding Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars (s. 11.b). Source: Bylaw 1612 Burning (backyard fire regulations), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1612 Burning (backyard fire regulations)

Summary: Regulates backyard burning, open fires, and fire pit use within residential areas of Cardston.

Permit required for open fire. Fire pits, fireplaces, BBQs allowed if compliant. No burning if wind >30km/h, after sunset/before sunrise, or under fire ban.

$50.00, $75.00, $100.00 (Schedule A); not exceeding Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars (s. 11.b)


Answer: The Town of Cardston, Alberta has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1559 West Cardston Area Structure Plan; Bylaw 1573 East Cardston Area Redevelopment Plan; Bylaw 1631 - Municipal Development Plan; Bylaw 1682 - Chinook Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board; Bylaw 1697 - Town of Cardston and Cardston County Intermunicipal Development Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1559 West Cardston Area Structure Plan

Summary: Area structure plan governing land use, infrastructure, and development for the west Cardston area.

Bylaw 1573 East Cardston Area Redevelopment Plan

Summary: Area redevelopment plan governing land use, development standards, and future growth for the east Cardston area.

Bylaw 1631 - Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Establishes the long-range municipal development plan setting land use goals and policies for the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1682 - Chinook Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board

Summary: Establishes the Chinook region intermunicipal subdivision and development appeal board serving Cardston and area municipalities.

Bylaw 1697 - Town of Cardston and Cardston County Intermunicipal Development Plan

Summary: Joint intermunicipal development plan governing land use and development in areas between the Town of Cardston and Cardston County.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, sidewalk clearing: Owner or Occupant of a parcel of land shall not permit a Sidewalk adjoining, abutting or adjacent to their land to become unsafe or persist in an unsafe condition; deadline set by Notice; fines: fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000); specified penalty... fine in the amount of two hundred dollars ($200). Source: Bylaw 1719 - Snow Removal Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1719 - Snow Removal Bylaw

Summary: Regulates snow and ice removal obligations for property owners and sets standards for cleared sidewalks and roadways.

Owner or Occupant of a parcel of land shall not permit a Sidewalk adjoining, abutting or adjacent to their land to become unsafe or persist in an unsafe condition; deadline set by Notice

fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000); specified penalty... fine in the amount of two hundred dollars ($200)


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisance or Unsightly Property detrimental to surrounding area, including weeds over 15 centimetres, garbage, or derelict vehicles.; enforcement: Town may issue Direction or Order, remedy condition, and collect costs via tax roll or civil action.. Source: Bylaw 1718 - Unsightly Property Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1718 - Unsightly Property Bylaw

Summary: Sets standards for property maintenance and prohibits unsightly or derelict conditions on private and public land.

Prohibits nuisance or Unsightly Property detrimental to surrounding area, including weeds over 15 centimetres, garbage, or derelict vehicles.

Town may issue Direction or Order, remedy condition, and collect costs via tax roll or civil action.


Answer: The Town of Cardston, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1582 - Utility Rates Bylaw; Bylaw 1637 - Water Rationing; Bylaw 1687 - Septage Disposal Facility, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1582 - Utility Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets rates for municipal utility services including water and sewer in the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1637 - Water Rationing

Summary: Establishes water rationing restrictions and conservation measures for municipal water supply in Cardston.

Bylaw 1687 - Septage Disposal Facility

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the municipal septage disposal facility in Cardston.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, collection schedule: From each dwelling house once each week; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: No single residence shall have more than four (4) garbage receptacles; accepted or banned: Furniture, auto parts, tires, shrubs, trees, hazardous waste, biomedical waste, electronics, dead animals, paint, lawn clippings, leaves.. Source: Bylaw 1693 - Garbage Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1693 - Garbage Bylaw

Summary: Governs garbage and recycling collection, disposal requirements, and waste management standards in Cardston.

No single residence shall have more than four (4) garbage receptacles

Furniture, auto parts, tires, shrubs, trees, hazardous waste, biomedical waste, electronics, dead animals, paint, lawn clippings, leaves.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on or engaged in any business within the Town of Cardston limits, unless exempt; fee: Schedule 'A': Small Commercial $50.00/yr, Large Commercial $100.00/yr, Residential $60.00/yr, Mobile Street Vendor $150.00/yr, Non-resident Contractors $300.00/yr, others vary; renewal: annual, expires midnight on the 31st day of December. Source: Bylaw 1667 - Business License Bylaw; Bylaw 1678 - Taxi, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1667 - Business License Bylaw

Summary: Requires and regulates business licensing for commercial operations within the Town of Cardston.

Any person carrying on or engaged in any business within the Town of Cardston limits, unless exempt

Schedule 'A': Small Commercial $50.00/yr, Large Commercial $100.00/yr, Residential $60.00/yr, Mobile Street Vendor $150.00/yr, Non-resident Contractors $300.00/yr, others vary

annual, expires midnight on the 31st day of December

Bylaw 1678 - Taxi

Summary: Governs the licensing and regulation of taxi and for-hire vehicle services in the Town of Cardston.

Persons carrying on a Taxi Business within the Town and persons operating a vehicle as a Taxi.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, public consumption: No person shall smoke, vape, or consume cannabis in any public place. Medical exemption applies.; fines: Not more than $10,000.00. Schedule A: $250.00 1st offence, $500.00 subsequent.. Source: Bylaw 1673 Cannabis Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1673 Cannabis Control Bylaw

Summary: Controls cannabis-related activities including nuisance odour complaints and operational restrictions within Cardston.

No person shall smoke, vape, or consume cannabis in any public place. Medical exemption applies.

Not more than $10,000.00. Schedule A: $250.00 1st offence, $500.00 subsequent.


Answer: In the Town of Cardston, Alberta, schedule scope: Fire protection services fees including hourly rates per unit and false alarm response charges.; notable fees: Hourly rate per unit $615.00; False alarm: 1st No fee, 2nd $75, 3rd $350, 4th+ $675 per 12-month period.. Source: Bylaw 1661 - Fire Services Billing, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1661 - Fire Services Billing

Summary: Establishes fees and billing rates for fire suppression and emergency response services provided by Cardston.

Fire protection services fees including hourly rates per unit and false alarm response charges.

Hourly rate per unit $615.00; False alarm: 1st No fee, 2nd $75, 3rd $350, 4th+ $675 per 12-month period.

Bylaw 1675 - Offsite Levies

Summary: Establishes offsite levy charges on new development to fund infrastructure improvements necessitated by growth.


Answer: The Town of Cardston, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1715 - Assessment Subclass Bylaw; Bylaw 1722 - The Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1715 - Assessment Subclass Bylaw

Summary: Establishes assessment subclasses for property taxation purposes within the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1722 - The Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a non-residential property tax incentive program to encourage commercial and industrial development in Cardston.


Answer: The Town of Cardston, Alberta has 6 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1535 - Curfew Bylaw; Bylaw 1547 - Parks Closure Bylaw; Bylaw 1626 - Smoking Bylaw; Bylaw 1629 - Adult Materials; Bylaw 1634 - Cemetery; Bylaw 1643 - Public Safety Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1535 - Curfew Bylaw

Summary: Establishes curfew hours for minors within the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1547 - Parks Closure Bylaw

Summary: Governs the closure and access restrictions of municipal parks in the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1626 - Smoking Bylaw

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

Bylaw 1629 - Adult Materials

Summary: Regulates the display and sale of adult materials within the Town of Cardston.

Bylaw 1634 - Cemetery

Summary: Regulates the operation, maintenance, and use of the Town of Cardston municipal cemetery.

Bylaw 1643 - Public Safety Bylaw

Summary: Addresses public safety concerns including panhandling, graffiti, loitering, and public disturbances in Cardston.

Bylaws

Summary: Index of Town of Cardston bylaws.


Answer: Cardston, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


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

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Cardston County Land Use Bylaw governing zoning, land use, and development across the county — direct PDF not confirmed from candidates.


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

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index of Cardston County bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, fines: $250.00-$2,500.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #849, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #849

Summary: Village of Carmangay Community Standards Bylaw covering noise, nuisance, and related community standards; adopted 2024.


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must be under control by leash when off owner's property or on public places.; max animals: 2 dogs; fines: not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000). Source: Animals in the Village Bylaw #814, verified 2026-06-08.

Animals in the Village Bylaw #814

Summary: Village of Carmangay bylaw regulating animals within the village, including licensing and control of pets and livestock.

Dogs must be under control by leash when off owner's property or on public places.

not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000)


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisances including accumulated refuse, derelict vehicles, grass higher than 15 centimeters, excessive weeds, exterior rot, and visible storage of materials.; enforcement: Remedial orders issued; costs attached to tax roll. Violation tickets (penalty $250.00 to $2,500.00) or Municipal Tags may be issued.. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #849, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #849

Summary: Village of Carmangay Community Standards Bylaw covering property maintenance and unsightly premises; adopted 2024.

Prohibits nuisances including accumulated refuse, derelict vehicles, grass higher than 15 centimeters, excessive weeds, exterior rot, and visible storage of materials.

Remedial orders issued; costs attached to tax roll. Violation tickets (penalty $250.00 to $2,500.00) or Municipal Tags may be issued.


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, issued by the Fire Chief of the Village of Carmangay. Source: Amendment to Bylaw #788 to include Fireworks Rules and Regulations (Bylaw #816), verified 2026-06-08.

Amendment to Bylaw #788 to include Fireworks Rules and Regulations (Bylaw #816)

Summary: Village of Carmangay bylaw amendment adding fireworks rules and regulations to Community Standards Bylaw #788; adopted 2022.

Yes, issued by the Fire Chief of the Village of Carmangay


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Water, Sewer and Garbage Rates Bylaw #853, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Conservation Bylaw #847

Summary: Village of Carmangay water conservation bylaw establishing restrictions on water use; adopted 2024.

Water, Sewer and Garbage Rates Bylaw #853

Summary: Village of Carmangay 2025 bylaw establishing rates for water, sewer, and garbage collection services.


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, collection schedule: weekly garbage pickup; fee: Monthly Garbage Fee $40.87. Source: Water, Sewer and Garbage Rates Bylaw #853, verified 2026-06-08.

Water, Sewer and Garbage Rates Bylaw #853

Summary: Village of Carmangay 2025 bylaw establishing garbage collection rates alongside water and sewer services.


Answer: In the Village of Carmangay, Alberta, schedule scope: Planning/development permits, administration, public works, cemetery, animal bylaw, and community standards bylaw fees and fines, Village of Carmangay; notable fees: dog licence $25/year (neutered); residential dwelling permit $100; cemetery single plot (resident) $350; NSF cheque fee $45; effective date: 2024-09-20. Source: Fees, Fines and Charges Bylaw #850, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees, Fines and Charges Bylaw #850

Summary: Village of Carmangay bylaw setting municipal fees, fines, and charges for services and bylaw infractions; adopted 2024.

Planning/development permits, administration, public works, cemetery, animal bylaw, and community standards bylaw fees and fines, Village of Carmangay

dog licence $25/year (neutered); residential dwelling permit $100; cemetery single plot (resident) $350; NSF cheque fee $45

s. III — fees as outlined in Schedule "A"; Schedule "B"; Schedule "C"

Schedule "A"; Schedule "B" — License Fees non-vicious dogs: Neutered/spayed $25/year

s. V — "come into force on the day it passes the third and final reading"; "Read a third time this 20th day of September, 2024"


Answer: The Village of Carmangay, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2025 Taxation Bylaw #857, verified 2026-06-08.

2025 Taxation Bylaw #857

Summary: Village of Carmangay 2025 annual tax rate bylaw establishing mill rates for property taxation.


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


Answer: In the Town of Carstairs, Alberta, allowed conditions: Burn clean, dry, untreated wood or charcoal in fire pit, outdoor fireplace, barbeque for cooking or warmth on owned property or Authority-approved location.; fines: not less than the specified penalty established in the Rates and Fees Bylaw; and not exceeding $10,000.00.. Source: Bylaw 838 Fire Pit Bylaw - Amended, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 838 Fire Pit Bylaw - Amended

Summary: Regulates fire pits and open burning within the Village of Carstairs; amended version is the current operative text.

Burn clean, dry, untreated wood or charcoal in fire pit, outdoor fireplace, barbeque for cooking or warmth on owned property or Authority-approved location.

not less than the specified penalty established in the Rates and Fees Bylaw; and not exceeding $10,000.00.


Answer: In the Town of Carstairs, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, from the Fire Chief or delegate. Source: Bylaw 2024 Fireworks Permissions Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2024 Fireworks Permissions Bylaw

Summary: Governs the discharge and permitting of fireworks within Carstairs.


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

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page listing Carstairs bylaws and policies.


Answer: Carstairs, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta, leash rule: Leash not longer than 1.5 metres on property not owner's own; fines: $250.00; $500.00; $1,000.00. Source: Bylaw 2017-03 - Animal Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2017-03 - Animal Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping, control, and licensing of animals within the Summer Village of Castle Island.

Leash not longer than 1.5 metres on property not owner's own


Answer: The Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 2025-01 Land Use; Bylaw 2025-02 Municipal Development Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-01 Land Use

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw regulating permitted and discretionary uses, development standards, and zoning districts for the Summer Village.

Bylaw 2025-02 Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Statutory municipal development plan establishing long-range land use policy and growth framework for the Summer Village.


Answer: The Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2015-02 - Ice, Snow, Dirt, Debris, & Foreign Matter, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2015-02 - Ice, Snow, Dirt, Debris, & Foreign Matter

Summary: Requires property owners to remove ice, snow, dirt, debris, and foreign matter to maintain safe and clean premises.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisances: land with excessive accumulation, derelict vehicles, weeds higher than 10 centimeters; buildings with damage/rot; loose litter; Non-Permitted Weeds.; enforcement: Written order to remedy; fines not exceeding $10,000.00; Village may remedy and add costs to tax roll.. Source: Bylaw 2012-03 - Unsightly Property, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2012-03 - Unsightly Property

Summary: Regulates unsightly, untidy, or derelict premises within the Summer Village of Castle Island.

Prohibits nuisances: land with excessive accumulation, derelict vehicles, weeds higher than 10 centimeters; buildings with damage/rot; loose litter; Non-Permitted Weeds.

Written order to remedy; fines not exceeding $10,000.00; Village may remedy and add costs to tax roll.

s. 21.0.0; s. 16.1.0; costs to be added to the tax roll


Answer: The Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2026-01 - Fees and Charges, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2026-01 - Fees and Charges

Summary: Consolidates all municipal fees and charges for services, permits, and licences effective 2026.


Answer: The Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 2023-12 Tax Installment Plan; Bylaw 2024-03 - Penalties on Taxes; Bylaw 2025-03 Special Tax; Bylaw 2025-04 Taxation Rate Bylaw 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2023-12 Tax Installment Plan

Summary: Establishes a tax installment payment plan for property owners in the Summer Village.

Bylaw 2024-03 - Penalties on Taxes

Summary: Establishes penalties applicable to unpaid or overdue municipal taxes.

Bylaw 2025-03 Special Tax

Summary: Levies a special tax for a specific municipal purpose within the Summer Village of Castle Island.

Bylaw 2025-04 Taxation Rate Bylaw 2025

Summary: Sets municipal property tax mill rates for the 2025 taxation year.


Answer: The Summer Village of Castle Island, Alberta has 9 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 2015-06 - Fire Extinguishing Costs; Bylaw 2023-06 - Assessment Review Board; Bylaw 2023-09 - Subdivision and Development Appeal Board; Bylaw 2023-11 - Emergency Management; Bylaw 2024-04 Council Code of Conduct; Bylaw 2024-05 Enforcement Officer Bylaw; Bylaw 2024-06 Borrowing Bylaw; Bylaw 2025-05 Council Procedural; Bylaw 2025-06 - CAO and Designated Officer, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2015-06 - Fire Extinguishing Costs

Summary: Authorises recovery of fire extinguishing costs from property owners under certain circumstances.

Bylaw 2023-06 - Assessment Review Board

Summary: Establishes and governs the Assessment Review Board for the Summer Village.

Bylaw 2023-09 - Subdivision and Development Appeal Board

Summary: Constitutes the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and defines its composition and procedures.

Bylaw 2023-11 - Emergency Management

Summary: Establishes emergency management roles, responsibilities, and procedures for the Summer Village.

Bylaw 2024-04 Council Code of Conduct

Summary: Sets standards of conduct and ethical obligations for elected council members.

Bylaw 2024-05 Enforcement Officer Bylaw

Summary: Designates and authorises bylaw enforcement officers and defines their powers and duties.

Bylaw 2024-06 Borrowing Bylaw

Summary: Authorises the Summer Village to borrow funds for specified municipal purposes.

Bylaw 2025-05 Council Procedural

Summary: Governs the rules of order and procedure for council meetings.

Bylaw 2025-06 - CAO and Designated Officer

Summary: Designates the Chief Administrative Officer and authorised officers for the Summer Village.

Bylaws

Summary: Index of Summer Village of Castle Island bylaws.


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


Answer: The Town of Castor, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 1060 – Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1060 – Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Regulates neighbourhood nuisance, safety and liability issues including noise in the Town of Castor.


Answer: The Town of Castor, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 1050 – Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1050 – Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates and controls animals within the Town of Castor.


Answer: The Town of Castor, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 1093, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 1093

Summary: Regulates the development and use of land in the Town of Castor, establishing land use districts including residential, commercial, and industrial zones and development permit requirements.


Answer: The Town of Castor, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 1042 – Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1042 – Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Provides for safe possession, sale, storage, purchase, and discharge of high and low hazard fireworks in compliance with the Alberta Fire Code and Safety Codes Act.


Answer: In the Town of Castor, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 1103 – Utilities Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1103 – Utilities Bylaw

Summary: Sets rates and terms for water, sewer, gas, and garbage services in the Town of Castor; replaces Bylaw 1084. Effective January 2025.


Answer: The Town of Castor, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business Licensing Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licensing Bylaw

Summary: Establishes regulations for the licensing of businesses operating within the Town of Castor.


Answer: Castor, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


Answer: The Village of Champion, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Champion Land Use Bylaw – Nov, 7 2016 (Map); Intermunicipal Development Plan; LUB Residential Small Home Lot; Subdivision Development Appeal Bylaw SDAB Schedule A of Agreement, verified 2026-06-08.

Champion Land Use Bylaw – Nov, 7 2016 (Map)

Summary: Official zoning map schedule to Champion's Land Use Bylaw showing land use districts.

Intermunicipal Development Plan

Summary: Bylaw adopting an intermunicipal development plan governing land use in the shared planning area.

LUB Residential Small Home Lot

Summary: Land use bylaw amendment establishing regulations for residential small home lots in Champion.

Subdivision Development Appeal Bylaw SDAB Schedule A of Agreement

Summary: Establishes the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and appeal procedures for development decisions.


Answer: In the Village of Champion, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, written permission from Fire Department, Fire Chief, or Safety Codes Officer. Source: Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the discharge and use of fireworks within the Village of Champion.

Yes, written permission from Fire Department, Fire Chief, or Safety Codes Officer


Answer: In the Village of Champion, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 2025-001 Utility Services Amendment Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-001 Utility Services Amendment Bylaw

Summary: Amends the utility services bylaw governing water and sewer service provision in Champion.


Answer: The Village of Champion, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 2025-002 Schedule A General Fees & Charges, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-002 Schedule A General Fees & Charges

Summary: Consolidated schedule of general municipal fees and charges for Village of Champion services.


Answer: In the Village of Champion, Alberta, tax rate: Municipal Residential/Farmland 11.2500, Non-Residential 9.5000; ASFF 2.5330; Marquis 0.0316; DIP 0.0766; penalty interest: 13.5% penalty on all current taxes remaining unpaid after August 31, 2023. 13.5% penalty on all taxes remaining unpaid after January 15, 2024.. Source: Property Tax Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2026-008 Assessment Sub-Classes

Summary: Establishes assessment sub-classes for property tax purposes within the Village of Champion.

Property Tax Bylaw

Summary: Establishes property tax rates and assessment rules for the Village of Champion.

Municipal Residential/Farmland 11.2500, Non-Residential 9.5000; ASFF 2.5330; Marquis 0.0316; DIP 0.0766

13.5% penalty on all current taxes remaining unpaid after August 31, 2023. 13.5% penalty on all taxes remaining unpaid after January 15, 2024.


Answer: The Village of Champion, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: ATCO Gas; Campground Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

ATCO Gas

Summary: Bylaw authorizing or governing the ATCO Gas franchise agreement for natural gas service in Champion.

Campground Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the municipal campground in Champion.

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index/landing page for the Village of Champion listing all municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, quiet hours: 10:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m.; construction hours: 6:30 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, Village/Ministry work, construction 6:30am-10pm, lawnmowers 6:30am-10pm, public meetings, commercial operations in Commercial zones.; fines: $100.00-$5000.00. Source: Bylaw 2020-01 – Noise Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2020-01 – Noise Control Bylaw

Summary: Prohibits noise disturbing the peace of the neighbourhood including animals, machinery, and amplified music; effective January 1, 2020, replaces Bylaw 98-04.

Emergency vehicles, Village/Ministry work, construction 6:30am-10pm, lawnmowers 6:30am-10pm, public meetings, commercial operations in Commercial zones.


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $5.00 per animal (Spade/Neutered); $25.00 per animal (Non Spade/Neutered); leash rule: No domestic pet shall be permitted to run at large in the Village of Chauvin.; max animals: three (3) domestic pets over the age of three (3) months per dwelling unit. Source: Bylaw 2018-02 – Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2018-02 – Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates and controls domestic pets, livestock, and pests within the Village of Chauvin; requires licensing of dogs and cats, controls animals at large.

$5.00 per animal (Spade/Neutered); $25.00 per animal (Non Spade/Neutered)

No domestic pet shall be permitted to run at large in the Village of Chauvin.

three (3) domestic pets over the age of three (3) months per dwelling unit


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Development Officer or Fire Chief; allowed conditions: Cooking food using a barbeque requires no permit; acceptable fire pits allowed with responsible adult present and fire suppression means on-site.; fines: $100.00 to $500.00. Source: Bylaw 2020-05 – Fire Burning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2020-05 – Fire Burning Bylaw

Summary: Controls and regulates burning, fire pits, and fireworks within the Village of Chauvin; year 2020.

Cooking food using a barbeque requires no permit; acceptable fire pits allowed with responsible adult present and fire suppression means on-site.

"be burned any Burnable Debris unless such person holds a Burning Permit"

"issued by the Development Officer or Fire Chief"

"a permit shall not be required under this Bylaw to conduct the cooking of food using a Barbeque"

"Burning without Permit"; "Use of Fire Pit without Permit"


Answer: The Village of Chauvin, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 2024-03, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 2024-03

Summary: Establishes land use districts and regulations governing development and use of land within the Village of Chauvin; replaces Bylaw 98-01.


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, standards: Broken windows, doors, roofs, fence sheets; refuse, garbage, noxious weeds; hazardous trees; abandoned vehicles; graffiti; uncut grass; unsightly conditions.; enforcement: Charge of $250.00 per month until cleaned; debt against persons in default or property tax remedies.. Source: Nuisance/Unsightly Yard Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance/Unsightly Yard Bylaw

Summary: Regulates nuisance and unsightly yard conditions within the Village of Chauvin.

Broken windows, doors, roofs, fence sheets; refuse, garbage, noxious weeds; hazardous trees; abandoned vehicles; graffiti; uncut grass; unsightly conditions.

Charge of $250.00 per month until cleaned; debt against persons in default or property tax remedies.


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, where allowed: Permitted for direct travel residence or Off-Highway Vehicle business to permitted area via alleys/roadside. Prohibited on parkland. Snow clearing and special events allowed.; helmet or age rules: Operator must wear helmet conforming to Section 108 of Vehicle Equipment Regulation - Alberta Regulation 122/2009.. Source: Bylaw 2020-04 – Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2020-04 – Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw

Summary: Permits and regulates operation of off-highway vehicles within the Village of Chauvin under the Traffic Safety Act; year 2020.

Permitted for direct travel residence or Off-Highway Vehicle business to permitted area via alleys/roadside. Prohibited on parkland. Snow clearing and special events allowed.

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


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 2025-03 – Utility Rates Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2025-03 – Utility Rates Bylaw

Summary: Amends Bylaw 2024-03 to set rates for water, sewer, garbage, and gas services; effective January 1, 2026.

water meters registering water consumption


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

Fees and Charges Bylaw

Summary: Sets fees and charges applicable to Village of Chauvin municipal services.


Answer: In the Village of Chauvin, Alberta, tax rate: Residential & Farmland 13.19164000000; Non-Residential and Machinery & Equipment 20.89164000000; ASFF Residential & Farmland 0.002931226; ASFF Non-Residential 0.003170884; Designated Industrial Property 0.00007280000; Seniors Foundation 0.00008849962. Source: Property Tax Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Tax Bylaw

Summary: Authorizes the levy of property tax within the Village of Chauvin.

Residential & Farmland 13.19164000000; Non-Residential and Machinery & Equipment 20.89164000000; ASFF Residential & Farmland 0.002931226; ASFF Non-Residential 0.003170884; Designated Industrial Property 0.00007280000; Seniors Foundation 0.00008849962


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


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, quiet hours: 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. (Weekday), 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. (Weekend/Holiday); exemptions: Emergency vehicles, highway/utility work, government jurisdiction activities, railways, snow clearing, City business.; fines: $125.00-$10,000.00. Source: Bylaw 012-26 – Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 012-26 – Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Consolidates community standards regulations including noise, fire/fire pits, fireworks, littering, and public conduct; third reading May 12, 2026.

10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. (Weekday), 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. (Weekend/Holiday)

Emergency vehicles, highway/utility work, government jurisdiction activities, railways, snow clearing, City business.


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $55 unaltered dog; $35 neutered/spayed dog; $200 Vicious Dog; $45 unaltered cat; $25 neutered/spayed cat; leash rule: Animals must not be At-Large; off-property requires leash held by person able to maintain immediate, effective and continuous control.; fines: Fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10 000); imprisonment not more than one year. Source: Bylaw 025-24 – Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 025-24 – Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Governs animal licensing, regulations, and urban beekeeping within the City of Chestermere; third reading May 13, 2025.

$55 unaltered dog; $35 neutered/spayed dog; $200 Vicious Dog; $45 unaltered cat; $25 neutered/spayed cat

Animals must not be At-Large; off-property requires leash held by person able to maintain immediate, effective and continuous control.

Fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10 000); imprisonment not more than one year


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, licence required: True; zones allowed: R-1, R-1E, R-1EM, R-1PRL, R-1PFD, R-2, R-3, and R-4 Residential Districts.. Source: Bylaw 015-25 – Short-Term Rentals Land Use Bylaw Amendment, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 015-25 – Short-Term Rentals Land Use Bylaw Amendment

Summary: Amends LUB 020-24 to regulate short-term rentals in Chestermere; third reading February 10, 2026.

R-1, R-1E, R-1EM, R-1PRL, R-1PFD, R-2, R-3, and R-4 Residential Districts.


Answer: The City of Chestermere, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 020-24 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 020-24 (Consolidated)

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw governing development and zoning in the City of Chestermere; consolidated with amendments to April 2026.


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, standards: Premises must not be unsightly, neglected, or dangerous. Grass/weeds max 15cm. Graffiti removed within 2 days. Buildings maintained. No illegal dumping.; enforcement: City may issue Compliance Notice. If non-compliant, City may remediate at owner's cost. Violation Tickets, fines up to $10,000, or imprisonment may apply.. Source: Bylaw 024-19 – Unsightly Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 024-19 – Unsightly Premises Bylaw

Summary: Regulates and abates nuisances and unsightly premises in the City of Chestermere; third reading December 17, 2019.

Premises must not be unsightly, neglected, or dangerous. Grass/weeds max 15cm. Graffiti removed within 2 days. Buildings maintained. No illegal dumping.

City may issue Compliance Notice. If non-compliant, City may remediate at owner's cost. Violation Tickets, fines up to $10,000, or imprisonment may apply.


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, billing basis: metered; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 025-13 – Water Bylaw; Bylaw 027-13 – Wastewater Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 025-13 – Water Bylaw

Summary: Sets terms, conditions, rates, and charges for water services in Chestermere; originally adopted 2013.

Bylaw 027-13 – Wastewater Bylaw

Summary: Governs wastewater services and connections in the City of Chestermere; adopted 2013.


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, collection schedule: per week or any other schedule determined by the City CAO, City Director and or Environmental Services Manager; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: up to ONE (1) Unit of Residential Waste, ONE (1) Unit of Residential Recyclable Materials and ONE (1) Unit of Residential Compostable Materials from each Residential Premises per week; accepted or banned: Schedule B accepts paper, plastic, food scraps. Schedule C prohibits hazardous waste, tires, batteries, ashes.. Source: Bylaw 024-22 – Waste Management Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 024-22 – Waste Management Bylaw

Summary: Regulates storage, handling, collection, and disposal of waste, compostables, and recyclables; effective December 31, 2022.

per week or any other schedule determined by the City CAO, City Director and or Environmental Services Manager

up to ONE (1) Unit of Residential Waste, ONE (1) Unit of Residential Recyclable Materials and ONE (1) Unit of Residential Compostable Materials from each Residential Premises per week

Schedule B accepts paper, plastic, food scraps. Schedule C prohibits hazardous waste, tires, batteries, ashes.

rates, fees and other charges specified by the Master Rate Bylaw


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any Business or person Conducting Business within or partly within the City unless exempt under Section 5 or provincial/federal legislation.; fee: Schedule A: Commercial Premise $40.00 Annual, $150.00 After July 1; Major Home Business $100.00; Minor Home Business $50.00.; renewal: Valid from the date on which it was issued until 11:59 pm of December 31st that year. Source: Bylaw 027-16 – Business License Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 027-16 – Business License Bylaw

Summary: Requires licensing of all businesses operating in the City of Chestermere; first and second reading December 5, 2016.

Any Business or person Conducting Business within or partly within the City unless exempt under Section 5 or provincial/federal legislation.

Schedule A: Commercial Premise $40.00 Annual, $150.00 After July 1; Major Home Business $100.00; Minor Home Business $50.00.

Valid from the date on which it was issued until 11:59 pm of December 31st that year


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited in public places. Medical users exempt from this bylaw but restricted by other acts.; fines: Fine not exceeding $10,000.00. Schedule A minimum $250.00, specified $500.00.. Source: Bylaw 017-18 – Cannabis Consumption Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 017-18 – Cannabis Consumption Bylaw

Summary: Regulates cannabis consumption in public spaces in the City of Chestermere; adopted 2018.

Prohibited in public places. Medical users exempt from this bylaw but restricted by other acts.

Fine not exceeding $10,000.00. Schedule A minimum $250.00, specified $500.00.


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, schedule scope: Penalties on unpaid property taxes and other tax-related fees and charges for the City of Chestermere; notable fees: Local Assessment Review Board filing fee $50.00; NSF charge $30.00; photocopy $0.25/page; tax certificate $30.00; tax recovery filing notification $30.00; initial penalty 7%; subsequent penalty 1.5%/month; effective date: 2018-05-22. Source: Bylaw 014-18 – Tax Penalties and Fees (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 014-18 – Tax Penalties and Fees (Consolidated)

Summary: Sets tax penalties and associated fees for the City of Chestermere; adopted 2018, consolidated.

Penalties on unpaid property taxes and other tax-related fees and charges for the City of Chestermere

Local Assessment Review Board filing fee $50.00; NSF charge $30.00; photocopy $0.25/page; tax certificate $30.00; tax recovery filing notification $30.00; initial penalty 7%; subsequent penalty 1.5%/month

"establish penalties on unpaid taxes and other tax related charges for the City of Chestermere"; "other tax related fees and charges contained in Schedule"

"Local Assessment Review Board Filing Fee"; "Tax Certificate"; "Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) Charge"

"READ A THIRD TIME this 22 day of May 2018"


Answer: In the City of Chestermere, Alberta, tax rate: Schedule A (Municipal): Residential 3.5730684, Annexed Residential 2.9770092, Farmland 3.5730684, Vacant Residential 14.885046, Vacant Non-residential 14.885046, Non-residential 7.9626822, Linear 7.9626822, Machinery & Equipment 7.9626822; Schedule B (Education): Residential 2.608613, Non-residential 3.971631, Designated Industrial Property 0.072800. Source: Bylaw 022-26 – 2026 Tax Rate Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 022-26 – 2026 Tax Rate Bylaw

Summary: Levies taxation rates on assessable property within the City of Chestermere for the 2026 taxation year; third reading May 26, 2026.

Schedule A (Municipal): Residential 3.5730684, Annexed Residential 2.9770092, Farmland 3.5730684, Vacant Residential 14.885046, Vacant Non-residential 14.885046, Non-residential 7.9626822, Linear 7.9626822, Machinery & Equipment 7.9626822; Schedule B (Education): Residential 2.608613, Non-residential 3.971631, Designated Industrial Property 0.072800


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

Beacon Data Centre

Summary: City webpage on a proposed AI data-centre development. Land-use and economic-development matter, not an AI governance policy.

City Council Highlights - April 1

Summary: Council highlights covering Bylaw 014-25 amendments for Beacon Data Centre land use. No AI use or governance policy discussed.


Answer: The Village of Chipman, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 537-2010, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 537-2010

Summary: Governs land use and development within the Village of Chipman; adopted 2010, available via Yumpu document sharing.


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


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, quiet hours: 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. on Monday to Saturday and from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Sunday and holidays; exemptions: Town emergent work, Town sanctioned events, CAO approved special events, permitted industrial activities, snow removal (public safety).; fines: $100.00-$1,500.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #1656, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #1656

Summary: Regulates noise, nuisances, unsightly premises and public disturbances in Claresholm; prohibits noise that disturbs the peace, restricts construction/industrial noise hours, and limits drinking establishment noise.

10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. on Monday to Saturday and from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Sunday and holidays

Town emergent work, Town sanctioned events, CAO approved special events, permitted industrial activities, snow removal (public safety).


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, leash rule: Cat running at large on public street or private property without permission is an offence.; fines: $100; $250; $500; licence required: True; licence fee: $20/year; $70/year intact. Source: Cat Bylaw #1769; Dog Bylaw #1768, verified 2026-06-08.

Cat Bylaw #1769

Summary: Provides for regulation and control of cats within the Town of Claresholm.

Cat running at large on public street or private property without permission is an offence.

Dog Bylaw #1768

Summary: Regulates ownership, licensing and control of dogs within the Town of Claresholm.

Must be on leash and under immediate, continuous and effective control off premises.


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief or designate; allowed conditions: Permit required. Agricultural Transitional or Direct Control zones. Supervised by adult. Wind under 15 km/hr. Notify dispatch 1 hour prior. No burning 10pm-7am. Class A combustibles only.; fines: not less than $300.00 and not more than $10,000.00. Source: Fire Protection Bylaw #1782, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Protection Bylaw #1782

Summary: Governs fire protection services and open burning regulation within the Town of Claresholm.

Permit required. Agricultural Transitional or Direct Control zones. Supervised by adult. Wind under 15 km/hr. Notify dispatch 1 hour prior. No burning 10pm-7am. Class A combustibles only.

not less than $300.00 and not more than $10,000.00


Answer: The Town of Claresholm, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Town of Claresholm Land Use Bylaw No. 1525 (consolidated to Bylaw 1791, November 2024), verified 2026-06-08.

Town of Claresholm Land Use Bylaw No. 1525 (consolidated to Bylaw 1791, November 2024)

Summary: Controls land use and development of all property in Claresholm; maintained by ORRSC and consolidated to Bylaw 1791 in November 2024.


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, standards: Prohibits nuisances, unsightly premises, visible refuse, grass over 15 cm, building deterioration, visible construction materials, and unpermitted residential vehicle repairs.; enforcement: Order with 7-30 day deadline; Town may remediate at owner's expense plus fee; violation tickets; max fine $10,000 or 1 year imprisonment.. Source: Nuisances and Unsightly Premises Bylaw #1820, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisances and Unsightly Premises Bylaw #1820

Summary: Regulates nuisances and unsightly premises within the Town of Claresholm.

Prohibits nuisances, unsightly premises, visible refuse, grass over 15 cm, building deterioration, visible construction materials, and unpermitted residential vehicle repairs.

Order with 7-30 day deadline; Town may remediate at owner's expense plus fee; violation tickets; max fine $10,000 or 1 year imprisonment.


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Water Sewer Utility Bylaw #1827, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Sewer Utility Bylaw #1827

Summary: Regulates water and sewer utility services within the Town of Claresholm.


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, collection schedule: once a week, or when it is deemed necessary to collect; container or bag limit: 95 gallon blue collection totes or 6 yard bins; accepted or banned: Items deemed to be recyclable as per Town Policy; prohibited in public litter containers; fee: Stipulated in Schedule "A". Per 95 Gallon Tote Curb Side- Bi-Weekly Pick Up $15.56/month. Source: Recyclable Materials Management Bylaw #1801; Solid Waste Management Bylaw #1764, verified 2026-06-08.

Recyclable Materials Management Bylaw #1801

Summary: Governs management of recyclable materials within the Town of Claresholm.

once a week, or when it is deemed necessary to collect

95 gallon blue collection totes or 6 yard bins

Items deemed to be recyclable as per Town Policy; prohibited in public litter containers

Stipulated in Schedule "A". Per 95 Gallon Tote Curb Side- Bi-Weekly Pick Up $15.56/month

Solid Waste Management Bylaw #1764

Summary: Governs municipal solid waste management and garbage collection within the Town of Claresholm.

96-gallon collection tote; contained within the Waste Receptacle, with the lid closed

Prohibited: hazardous waste, electronics, construction waste, large bulky items, liquids, hot ashes, medical sharps

Fees stipulated in Schedule "A"; Residential $13.50 (2024)


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: All businesses operating within the Town, unless exempted (e.g., charities, minors, farmers market vendors).; fee: $50.00 per business unless otherwise provided; variants in Schedule "A"; renewal: Annual, expires 31st day of December; renewal by 1st of March. Source: Business License Bylaw #1615 (consolidated to Bylaw 1742), verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw #1615 (consolidated to Bylaw 1742)

Summary: Provides for licensing and regulation of businesses in Claresholm; amended and consolidated by Bylaw 1742 in July 2022.

All businesses operating within the Town, unless exempted (e.g., charities, minors, farmers market vendors).

$50.00 per business unless otherwise provided; variants in Schedule "A"

Annual, expires 31st day of December; renewal by 1st of March


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, public consumption: No person shall smoke, vape, or consume cannabis in any public place.; fines: Not more than Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars; Schedule A min $250.00 1st, $500.00; retail permitted: True; where allowed: Discretionary use in Retail Commercial C1, Highway Commercial C2, Industrial I1, Service Industrial I2 districts.. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #1654; Retail Cannabis Stores Bylaw #1651, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #1654

Summary: Regulates consumption of cannabis in public places in the Town of Claresholm.

No person shall smoke, vape, or consume cannabis in any public place.

Not more than Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars; Schedule A min $250.00 1st, $500.00

Retail Cannabis Stores Bylaw #1651

Summary: Governs the siting and operation of retail cannabis stores in the Town of Claresholm.

Discretionary use in Retail Commercial C1, Highway Commercial C2, Industrial I1, Service Industrial I2 districts.

Add to Schedule 1 'Retail Cannabis store' as a discretionary use

RETAIL COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE INDUSTRIAL - 12


Answer: In the Town of Claresholm, Alberta, due dates: 3rd day of each month. Source: Tax Instalment Payment Plan Bylaw #1798, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Instalment Payment Plan Bylaw #1798

Summary: Establishes a tax instalment payment plan for property owners in Claresholm.


Answer: Claresholm, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


Answer: The Municipal District of Clear Hills County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2024 Land Use Bylaw (LUB), verified 2026-06-08.

2024 Land Use Bylaw (LUB)

Summary: Regulates land use and development across Clear Hills County, governing permitted uses, zones, and development standards.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Clear Hills County, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited in any public place.. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw No. 235-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw No. 235-18

Summary: Regulates the consumption of cannabis within Clear Hills County.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Clear Hills County, Alberta, due dates: monthly, commencing in January; due dates: on or before July 17 (or next business day if non-business day); penalty interest: 6% on next business day after July due date on unpaid current-year and prior-year taxes; additional 6% on second business day of January of each succeeding year on taxes unpaid after December 31. Source: Bylaw No. 138-11 TIPP; Bylaw No. 292-24 Tax Penalties, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw No. 138-11 TIPP

Summary: Tax Installment Payment Plan bylaw enabling property owners to pay taxes in monthly installments.

payments shall be made monthly, commencing in January

Bylaw No. 292-24 Tax Penalties

Summary: Establishes penalties for late or unpaid property taxes in Clear Hills County.

on or before July 17 (or next business day if non-business day)

6% on next business day after July due date on unpaid current-year and prior-year taxes; additional 6% on second business day of January of each succeeding year on taxes unpaid after December 31

"shall be due and payable in full on or before July 17"

"SIX PERCENT (6%) shall be imposed on the next business day after the July due date"; "SIX PERCENT (6%) on the second business day of January"

Bylaw No. 304-26 2026 Mill Rate

Summary: Sets the 2026 municipal mill rate for property tax assessment and collection in Clear Hills County.


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


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

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Regulates land use, zoning districts, permitted and discretionary uses, and development standards across Clearwater County.


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

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index page listing Clearwater County's adopted bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Sundays 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.); exemptions: Emergency vehicles (police, ambulance, fire); Village departments, utilities, contractors working on streets/utilities.; fines: 1st: $300.00-$1,500.00; 2nd: $600.00-$3,000.00. Source: Noise Bylaw #433-00, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw #433-00

Summary: Regulates noise levels and disturbances within the Village of Clive.

Emergency vehicles (police, ambulance, fire); Village departments, utilities, contractors working on streets/utilities.


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: not being carried by any person, or is not otherwise restrained by a person controlling the Cat by means of a securely fastened leash.; max animals: three (3); fines: $100.00; $250.00; $500.00; $1,000.00; $2,500.00; Court. Source: Cat Bylaw #513-16; Dog Control Bylaw #536-19; Urban Hen Bylaw #552-21, verified 2026-06-08.

Cat Bylaw #513-16

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

not being carried by any person, or is not otherwise restrained by a person controlling the Cat by means of a securely fastened leash.

OFFENCES AND RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNER - PART 3 4.

Dog Control Bylaw #536-19

Summary: Regulates dog licensing, leashing, and control within the Village of Clive.

Dog must not be at large; off owner property must be restrained by securely fastened leash.

DEFINITION - Part 1, Section 1; PART 3, Section 2(a)

GENERAL ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS - PART 5, Section 3

PENALTIES - PART 7, Section 1; Schedule "A"

Urban Hen Bylaw #552-21

Summary: Regulates the keeping of urban hens within the Village of Clive.


Answer: The Village of Clive, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire Protection Bylaw #548-21, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Protection Bylaw #548-21

Summary: Establishes fire protection services and fire safety regulations within the Village of Clive.


Answer: The Village of Clive, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: LUB Bylaw 514-16 Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

LUB Bylaw 514-16 Consolidated

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw regulating zoning districts, permitted uses, and development standards for the Village of Clive.


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, standards: No litter/rubbish on property; must cut grass, control weeds, prune trees, remove dead brush; no accumulation of old vehicles, scrap, building materials causing unsightly condition; enforcement: Written clean-up order with 14-day deadline; Village may do work at owner's cost; unpaid costs added to tax roll. Source: Unsightly & Nuisance Bylaw #420-98, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly & Nuisance Bylaw #420-98

Summary: Regulates unsightly and nuisance properties, requiring owners to maintain premises to minimum standards.

No litter/rubbish on property; must cut grass, control weeds, prune trees, remove dead brush; no accumulation of old vehicles, scrap, building materials causing unsightly condition

Written clean-up order with 14-day deadline; Village may do work at owner's cost; unpaid costs added to tax roll

"cut the grass on property they own or occupy"; "not permit the accumulation of dirt, stones, old implements"

"maximum time allowed to rectify the condition will be fourteen (14) days"; "the Village may cause the work to be performed"; "placed on the tax roll as an additional tax"


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Water-Sewer ByLaw #509-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Restriction Bylaw #488-09

Summary: Establishes water use restrictions and conservation measures within the Village of Clive.

Water-Sewer ByLaw #509-16

Summary: Regulates water and sewer services, connections, and usage within the Village of Clive.

All properties which generate sewage, shall be connected to the Village's sewer system


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, collection schedule: once per week at a time and day determined by the Village; container or bag limit: max 50 lbs, 44cm diameter, 80cm height, 124 liters; accepted or banned: Not collected: agricultural, construction, toxic, liquid, dead animals, mattress, computers. Prohibited at curb: white goods, tires, propane tanks.; fee: Rates set in Bylaw #511-16; levied via utility billing; mandatory for occupied residences. Source: Garbage ByLaw #510-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Garbage ByLaw #510-16

Summary: Regulates garbage collection, disposal, and waste management within the Village of Clive.

once per week at a time and day determined by the Village

max 50 lbs, 44cm diameter, 80cm height, 124 liters

Not collected: agricultural, construction, toxic, liquid, dead animals, mattress, computers. Prohibited at curb: white goods, tires, propane tanks.

Rates set in Bylaw #511-16; levied via utility billing; mandatory for occupied residences

SECTION III. RATES, BILLING AND COLLECTION 4, 5, 11


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on business within or partly within Village limits, except exemptions in s. 5.; renewal: one year from January to December 31 in each calendar year. Source: Business License Bylaw #533-19, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw #533-19

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for commercial operations within the Village of Clive.

Any person carrying on business within or partly within Village limits, except exemptions in s. 5.

one year from January to December 31 in each calendar year


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited in public places. Allowed at permitted special events in designated areas.; fines: $250 1ST Offence, $500 2nd Offence, $1,000 3rd and Subsequent Offences. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #527-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw #527-18

Summary: Regulates where cannabis may be consumed within the Village of Clive.

Prohibited in public places. Allowed at permitted special events in designated areas.

$250 1ST Offence, $500 2nd Offence, $1,000 3rd and Subsequent Offences


Answer: In the Village of Clive, Alberta, schedule scope: Rates for Goods and Services in Schedule "A" attached, including licensing, utilities, recreation, and development.; notable fees: Local Business License Fee $35.00/year; License Fee for each altered Dog - Prior to Jan 31 $18.00/year; Fixed charge per Residential Garbage Service $21.57; Water Fixed Charge $52.42; effective date: January 1, 2026. Source: Rates and Fees Bylaw #574-26, verified 2026-06-08.

Rates and Fees Bylaw #574-26

Summary: Sets municipal rates and fees for services provided by the Village of Clive.

Rates for Goods and Services in Schedule "A" attached, including licensing, utilities, recreation, and development.

Local Business License Fee $35.00/year; License Fee for each altered Dog - Prior to Jan 31 $18.00/year; Fixed charge per Residential Garbage Service $21.57; Water Fixed Charge $52.42

rates for Goods and Services in Schedule "A" attached

This bylaw shall take effect on January 1, 2026.


Answer: The Village of Clive, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive Bylaw #572-25, verified 2026-06-08.

Non-Residential Property Tax Incentive Bylaw #572-25

Summary: Provides property tax incentives for non-residential properties to encourage commercial development in Clive.


Answer: The Village of Clive, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Advertising Bylaw #526-18; Golf Cart (Pilot Project) Bylaw #570-25; Road Bans Bylaw #472-05; Traffic Bylaw #499-12, verified 2026-06-08.

Advertising Bylaw #526-18

Summary: Regulates advertising signs and displays within the Village of Clive.

Golf Cart (Pilot Project) Bylaw #570-25

Summary: Establishes a pilot project permitting golf cart operation on designated roads within Clive.

Road Bans Bylaw #472-05

Summary: Establishes seasonal road bans and weight restrictions on roads within the Village of Clive.

Traffic Bylaw #499-12

Summary: Regulates traffic, speed limits, and vehicle movement on municipal roads in the Village of Clive.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page listing Village of Clive bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Animals must be restrained by a leash not exceeding 3 metres or carried, unless on Owner's Property.; max animals: two (2) animals; fines: not less than $50.00, and not more than $10,000.00. Source: Village of Clyde Animal Control By-Law No. 2026-03-03, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Animal Control By-Law No. 2026-03-03

Summary: Provides for licensing, regulation and confinement of animals in the Village of Clyde; replaces By-law 2020-11-01; adopted March 2026.

Animals must be restrained by a leash not exceeding 3 metres or carried, unless on Owner's Property.

not less than $50.00, and not more than $10,000.00


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief or designated Officer; allowed conditions: Pit Fires, Outdoor Fireplaces, Recreational Fires, Incinerator Fires approved by Fire Chief, subject to Fire Bans.; fines: $100.00, $150.00, $200.00, $250.00, $300.00, $400.00 per Schedule "B". Source: Village of Clyde Fire Protection Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Fire Protection Bylaw

Summary: Governs fire protection services and open burning regulation within the Village of Clyde.

Pit Fires, Outdoor Fireplaces, Recreational Fires, Incinerator Fires approved by Fire Chief, subject to Fire Bans.


Answer: The Village of Clyde, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Village of Clyde Land Use Bylaw No. 2023-12-03 (consolidated to December 2024), verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Land Use Bylaw No. 2023-12-03 (consolidated to December 2024)

Summary: Regulates land use and development within the Village of Clyde; defines zoning districts and permitted uses; consolidated with amendments to December 31, 2024.


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, standards: Prohibits unsightly conditions, accumulation of junk/materials, visible appliances, unregistered vehicles, and grass over 10cm. Requires property maintenance in good repair.; enforcement: Written Order to remedy; Village may perform work at Owner's expense and charge as special assessment; fines per Schedule "A".. Source: Village of Clyde Community Standards Bylaw No. 2025-01-01, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Community Standards Bylaw No. 2025-01-01

Summary: Community Standards bylaw also covers unsightly premises, excessive vegetation, and property standards in the Village of Clyde.

Prohibits unsightly conditions, accumulation of junk/materials, visible appliances, unregistered vehicles, and grass over 10cm. Requires property maintenance in good repair.

Written Order to remedy; Village may perform work at Owner's expense and charge as special assessment; fines per Schedule "A".


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, from the Village of Clyde Fire Chief or their designate. Source: Village of Clyde Fireworks Bylaw No. 2022-10-01, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Fireworks Bylaw No. 2022-10-01

Summary: Authorizes storage, sale, purchase and discharge of consumer or display fireworks in the Village of Clyde; replaces Bylaw 2015-05; adopted October 1, 2022.

Yes, from the Village of Clyde Fire Chief or their designate


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Village of Clyde Water and Sewer Utility By-Law No. 2025-09-01, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Water and Sewer Utility By-Law No. 2025-09-01

Summary: Regulates supply and distribution of water and sanitary sewage collection in the Village of Clyde; replaces By-law 2020-02-02; adopted September 8, 2025.


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: roll-cart system container; Waste is kept within the Container; accepted or banned: Prohibited: hazardous materials, construction waste, dead animals, tires, furniture, unwrapped wet waste. Pet faeces must be bagged.; fee: waste service fee being added to the said water and sewer bill. Source: Village of Clyde Garbage Collection Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Garbage Collection Bylaw

Summary: Governs garbage collection and waste management within the Village of Clyde.

roll-cart system container; Waste is kept within the Container

Prohibited: hazardous materials, construction waste, dead animals, tires, furniture, unwrapped wet waste. Pet faeces must be bagged.

waste service fee being added to the said water and sewer bill


Answer: In the Village of Clyde, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: any person operating any business, trade, occupation, or endeavour described in Schedule A and operating within the corporate limits of the Village of Clyde; fee: General Business License: Resident $50.00, Non Resident $100.00; Hawkers, Peddlers: Resident $15.00, Non Resident $25.00; renewal: Terminates midnight thirty first day of December of year issued. Source: Village of Clyde Business Licensing By-Law No. 2009-10, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Clyde Business Licensing By-Law No. 2009-10

Summary: Provides for licensing and regulation of business activity within the Village of Clyde.

any person operating any business, trade, occupation, or endeavour described in Schedule A and operating within the corporate limits of the Village of Clyde

General Business License: Resident $50.00, Non Resident $100.00; Hawkers, Peddlers: Resident $15.00, Non Resident $25.00

Terminates midnight thirty first day of December of year issued


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


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Dog not on owner's or permitted property must be restrained by a permitted leash (max 3.0 m) held by a person.; max animals: 3 dogs aged 6 months or more; up to 5 with a Fanciers License; fines: $250.00 for a first violation; and $500.00 for any subsequent violation.. Source: Dog Regulation & Control Bylaw; Domestic Animal Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Regulation & Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates dog ownership, licensing, leashing, and control within Coaldale.

Dog not on owner's or permitted property must be restrained by a permitted leash (max 3.0 m) held by a person.

3 dogs aged 6 months or more; up to 5 with a Fanciers License

"shall apply for a license for that dog to the Town of Coaldale office and pay the applicable license fee"

"a leash adequate to control the dog to which it is"; "shall not exceed 3.0 meters in length"

"than Three (3) dogs of whatever sex, and aged six (6) months or more"; "up to five (5) licensed dogs over the age of six (6) months"

Domestic Animal Bylaw

Summary: Regulates keeping of domestic animals (beyond dogs) in Coaldale, including licensing and care requirements.

$250.00 for a first violation; and $500.00 for any subsequent violation.


Answer: The Town of Coaldale, Alberta has 13 adopted bylaws on file: ASP Amendment Bylaw; Cottonwood Estates Area Structure Plan Bylaw; Downtown Coaldale Area Redevelopment Plan; Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw; Land Use Bylaw; Municipal Development Plan Bylaw; Municipal Subdivision Authority Bylaw; NW Area Structure Plan; Prairie Crossing Area Structure Plan; South Coaldale Area Structure Plan (amended 2021); Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw; West Area Structure Plan; West Industrial Area Structure Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

ASP Amendment Bylaw

Summary: Amends an area structure plan bylaw governing land use planning in Coaldale.

Cottonwood Estates Area Structure Plan Bylaw

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw governing land use and development for the Cottonwood Estates area of Coaldale.

Downtown Coaldale Area Redevelopment Plan

Summary: Area redevelopment plan bylaw guiding land use, design, and development in Coaldale's downtown core.

Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw

Summary: Intermunicipal development plan coordinating land use and growth between Coaldale and neighbouring municipalities.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw governing zoning, permitted uses, and development standards across Coaldale.

Municipal Development Plan Bylaw

Summary: Statutory municipal development plan setting out long-term land use, growth, and policy direction for Coaldale.

Municipal Subdivision Authority Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a municipal subdivision authority with jurisdiction over subdivision applications in Coaldale.

NW Area Structure Plan

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw for northwest Coaldale, guiding future residential and mixed-use development.

Prairie Crossing Area Structure Plan

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw for the Prairie Crossing neighbourhood, setting out land use and development guidelines.

South Coaldale Area Structure Plan (amended 2021)

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw for south Coaldale, guiding future development and land use as amended in 2021.

Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw

Summary: Establishes the Coaldale Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and sets out its jurisdiction and procedures.

West Area Structure Plan

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw for west Coaldale establishing land use framework for future residential and commercial growth.

West Industrial Area Structure Plan

Summary: Area structure plan bylaw for west industrial lands in Coaldale guiding industrial development.


Answer: The Town of Coaldale, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Traffic Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates traffic control devices, speed limits, and vehicle operation on municipal roads in Coaldale.


Answer: The Town of Coaldale, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Establishes community standards for property maintenance, noise, and public conduct in Coaldale.


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: size of the property or premises; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Sewer Bylaw; Storm Bylaw; Water Services Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Sewer Bylaw

Summary: Regulates connection to and use of Coaldale's sanitary sewer system, including discharge standards.

Storm Bylaw

Summary: Regulates connection to and use of Coaldale's storm drainage system, including discharge and grading requirements.

Water Services Bylaw

Summary: Regulates connection to and use of Coaldale's municipal water supply system.


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Must use provided black automated garbage cart; container weight limit one hundred (100) kilograms.; accepted or banned: Prohibited: industrial, hazardous, biomedical, liquids, building materials, items >20kg. Accepted: Recyclables (Schedule A), Compostables (Schedule B), Yard waste.; fee: monthly charge as set out in the Utility Rates Bylaw; $50.00 reinstatement fee. Source: Solid Waste Bylaw 2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Bylaw 2022

Summary: Governs solid waste collection, disposal, and recycling requirements for residential and commercial properties in Coaldale.

Must use provided black automated garbage cart; container weight limit one hundred (100) kilograms.

Prohibited: industrial, hazardous, biomedical, liquids, building materials, items >20kg. Accepted: Recyclables (Schedule A), Compostables (Schedule B), Yard waste.

monthly charge as set out in the Utility Rates Bylaw; $50.00 reinstatement fee


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: All businesses within the Town, excluding Charitable/Non-Profit, Government, Council-exempted, Federally/Provincially exempted, and Public educational/institutional uses.; fee: Town's Fees and Rates Bylaw; one-half of the appropriate annual license fee; ten (10%) percent; renewal: annual... terminate at midnight on the 31st day of December. Source: Business License Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw

Summary: Requires businesses operating in Coaldale to obtain a municipal business licence and sets application and fee requirements.

All businesses within the Town, excluding Charitable/Non-Profit, Government, Council-exempted, Federally/Provincially exempted, and Public educational/institutional uses.

Town's Fees and Rates Bylaw; one-half of the appropriate annual license fee; ten (10%) percent

annual... terminate at midnight on the 31st day of December


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, public consumption: Restrict the consumption of cannabis in public places. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw

Summary: Regulates where cannabis may be consumed publicly within Coaldale.

Restrict the consumption of cannabis in public places

TO RESTRICT THE CONSUMPTION OF CANNABIS IN PUBLIC PLACES.


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, schedule scope: Fees, rates, and charges for municipal services provided by the Town outlined in Schedule A.; notable fees: Dog licence $25; Tax Certificate $40; Photocopying $0.25-$0.50/page; Arena Adult $6.00; Pool Adult $6.75; Cemetery Plot $1,075.; schedule scope: Water, sewer, solid waste, recycling, and storm water rates for domestic, commercial, bulk, and out of town consumers.; notable fees: Domestic Consumers water $24.60 per calendar month plus $1.918 for each cubic meter; sewer $31.14 per calendar month; solid waste $29.50; storm water $15.95.. Source: Fees & Rates Bylaw; Utility Rate Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees & Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets municipal fees and rates for Coaldale services and permits for 2026, including Schedule A.

Fees, rates, and charges for municipal services provided by the Town outlined in Schedule A.

Dog licence $25; Tax Certificate $40; Photocopying $0.25-$0.50/page; Arena Adult $6.00; Pool Adult $6.75; Cemetery Plot $1,075.

Offsite Levy Bylaw (2023)

Summary: Establishes off-site levies payable by developers to fund municipal infrastructure required by new development.

Utility Rate Bylaw

Summary: Sets rates for municipal utility services (water, sewer, waste) provided to Coaldale residents and businesses.

Water, sewer, solid waste, recycling, and storm water rates for domestic, commercial, bulk, and out of town consumers.

Domestic Consumers water $24.60 per calendar month plus $1.918 for each cubic meter; sewer $31.14 per calendar month; solid waste $29.50; storm water $15.95.

Various dates including January 1, 2024; January 1, 2025; January 1, 2026; April 1, 2026

AUTHORIZE AND GOVERN WATER, SEWER, SOLID WASTE, RECYCLING AND STORM WATER RATES


Answer: In the Town of Coaldale, Alberta, tax rate: ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ($120.00) DOLLARS per developed residential parcel; penalty interest: Current Taxes 1.5% (Jan-Jun, Aug-Dec), 9.0% (July); Tax Arrears 1.5%. Source: Special Tax Recreation Bylaw; Tax Penalty Bylaw 2022, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Property Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets property tax rates for Coaldale for the 2026 taxation year.

Special Tax Recreation Bylaw

Summary: Levies a special recreation tax on properties within Coaldale to fund recreational facilities and programs.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ($120.00) DOLLARS per developed residential parcel

Supplementary Assessment Tax Bylaw

Summary: Authorizes supplementary assessment and taxation for newly completed properties in Coaldale during the tax year.

Tax Penalty Bylaw 2022

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

Current Taxes 1.5% (Jan-Jun, Aug-Dec), 9.0% (July); Tax Arrears 1.5%


Answer: The Town of Coaldale, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Lot Grading Bylaw; Parks and Trails Master Plan Bylaw; Policing Committee Bylaw; Road Licensing Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Lot Grading Bylaw

Summary: Regulates lot grading and drainage on private properties within Coaldale to prevent flooding and runoff issues.

Parks and Trails Master Plan Bylaw

Summary: Adopted master plan bylaw governing parks and trails development and management in Coaldale.

Policing Committee Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a municipal policing committee with oversight responsibilities for policing services in Coaldale.

Road Licensing Bylaw

Summary: Governs the licensing of road use and access within Coaldale for utility and construction purposes.

Bylaws, Policies, Directives, & Forms

Summary: Index page listing all Coaldale bylaws, policies, directives, and forms.


Answer: Coaldale, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


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

Fire Bylaw

Summary: Regulates fire prevention, open burning, and fire safety requirements within Coalhurst.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Chinook Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw; Land Use Bylaw; Municipal Subdivision and Development Authority Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Chinook Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a shared intermunicipal subdivision and development appeal board for Coalhurst and Chinook region municipalities.

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Governs zoning, permitted land uses, and development standards throughout Coalhurst.

Municipal Subdivision and Development Authority Bylaw

Summary: Establishes Coalhurst's municipal subdivision and development authority and its powers.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Sets community standards for property maintenance, noise, and public behaviour in Coalhurst.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business License Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw

Summary: Requires businesses operating in Coalhurst to obtain a municipal business licence.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the public consumption of cannabis within Coalhurst.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: 2026 Fees & Rates Bylaw; Off-Site Levy Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Fees & Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets municipal fees and rates for Coalhurst services for the 2026 fiscal year.

Off-Site Levy Bylaw

Summary: Establishes off-site levies payable by developers to fund municipal infrastructure required by new development in Coalhurst.


Answer: The Town of Coalhurst, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026 Mill Rate Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Mill Rate Bylaw

Summary: Establishes the municipal mill rates for property taxation in Coalhurst for 2026.


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

Bylaws and policies

Summary: Index page listing Coalhurst bylaws and policies.


Answer: Coalhurst, Alberta has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-25.


Answer: The Town of Cochrane, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw (Consolidated); Municipal Development Plan Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw governing zoning, permitted uses, and development standards across Cochrane.

Municipal Development Plan Bylaw

Summary: Statutory municipal development plan setting long-term land use policy and growth direction for Cochrane.


Answer: The Town of Cochrane, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Community Standards and Public Safety, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards and Public Safety

Summary: Sets community standards for noise, nuisance, property use, and public safety in Cochrane.


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

Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within Cochrane.


Answer: The Town of Cochrane, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business License Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw

Summary: Requires businesses operating in Cochrane to obtain and maintain a municipal business licence.


Answer: The Town of Cochrane, Alberta has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Cemetery Bylaw; Dangerous Goods Bylaw; Fire Services Bylaw; Off-Site Levy Bylaw; Parks & Open Spaces Bylaw (Office Consolidation), verified 2026-06-08.

Cemetery Bylaw

Summary: Governs the operation, interment, and maintenance of cemeteries within Cochrane.

Dangerous Goods Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the transport, storage, and handling of dangerous goods within Cochrane.

Fire Services Bylaw

Summary: Establishes fire services, regulates open burning, and sets fire prevention requirements in Cochrane.

Off-Site Levy Bylaw

Summary: Establishes off-site levies on development to fund infrastructure required by growth in Cochrane.

Parks & Open Spaces Bylaw (Office Consolidation)

Summary: Governs use of parks, pathways, and open spaces in Cochrane including rules of conduct and permitted activities.

Bylaws

Summary: Index listing all adopted bylaws for the Town of Cochrane.


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


Answer: In the City of Cold Lake, Alberta, quiet hours: 2200 hrs - 0700 hrs Weekdays, 2200 hrs - 0900 hrs Weekends and Holidays; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, City/utility work, street cleaning, snow clearing, churches, parades, special events, construction with permit.; fines: not less than Schedule "A", not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: 534-PL-14, Regulate Noise and Public Nuisance (Unofficial Consolidation as of April 11, 2023), verified 2026-06-08.

534-PL-14, Regulate Noise and Public Nuisance (Unofficial Consolidation as of April 11, 2023)

Summary: Regulates noise and public nuisance in Cold Lake; sets standards for allowable noise levels and prohibited nuisance activities.

2200 hrs - 0700 hrs Weekdays, 2200 hrs - 0900 hrs Weekends and Holidays

Emergency vehicles, City/utility work, street cleaning, snow clearing, churches, parades, special events, construction with permit.

not less than Schedule "A", not exceeding $10,000.00


Answer: In the City of Cold Lake, Alberta, leash rule: Hens must be kept in a secured area at all times; locked in Coop from sunset to sunrise.; max animals: maximum of four (4) Hens; fines: $250.00; $500.00 second offence; $750.00 third and subsequent offence; licence required: True. Source: 704-AD-21, Urban Hen Keeping Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of November 28, 2023); 755-PL-22 Animal Care and Control Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of January 27, 2026); 815-AD-23, Urban Beekeeping Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

704-AD-21, Urban Hen Keeping Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of November 28, 2023)

Summary: Permits and regulates the keeping of urban hens in Cold Lake; sets conditions for hen enclosures, numbers, and sanitation.

Hens must be kept in a secured area at all times; locked in Coop from sunset to sunrise.

$250.00; $500.00 second offence; $750.00 third and subsequent offence

755-PL-22 Animal Care and Control Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of January 27, 2026)

Summary: Governs care, licensing, and control of animals in Cold Lake; covers dogs, cats, and other animals, including licensing fees and enforcement.

$77.50 annually (Basic); $20.50 annually (Neutered or Spayed); $260.00 annually (Vicious Animal); No charge (Service Animal); $10.00 (Replacement)

Dogs must be leashed unless in a designated Off-Leash Area; Running At Large prohibited.

5 Animals (combination of Dogs, Cats and rabbits) per dwelling unit

$100 to $10,000 per Schedule E; max $5,000 upon summary conviction per s. 16.3

815-AD-23, Urban Beekeeping Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping of bees in urban areas of Cold Lake; sets requirements for hive placement, registration, and management.


Answer: The City of Cold Lake, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: 685-LU-21, Area Structure Plan Bylaw SE 27-63-2-4; 699-LU-21, Municipal Development Plan Bylaw; 766-LU-23, Land Use Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of Feb. 24, 2026); 767-LU-23, Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

685-LU-21, Area Structure Plan Bylaw SE 27-63-2-4

Summary: Area structure plan for a specific quarter-section in Cold Lake; guides subdivision layout, land use, and servicing for the area.

699-LU-21, Municipal Development Plan Bylaw

Summary: Sets long-range land use policy and development direction for Cold Lake; guides future growth, land use, and infrastructure planning.

766-LU-23, Land Use Bylaw (Unofficial Consolidation as of Feb. 24, 2026)

Summary: Zoning bylaw governing permitted land uses, development standards, and zoning districts throughout Cold Lake.

767-LU-23, Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a joint land use planning framework between Cold Lake and adjacent municipalities for coordinated development at shared boundaries.


Answer: In the City of Cold Lake, Alberta, fines: not less than that established in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw, and not exceeding Ten Thousand ($10,000.00). Source: 536-PL-14, Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic Bylaw (Unofficial consolidation as of Nov. 28, 2023), verified 2026-06-08.

536-PL-14, Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic Bylaw (Unofficial consolidation as of Nov. 28, 2023)

Summary: Regulates vehicle and pedestrian traffic on Cold Lake roads; covers speed limits, parking, stopping, and traffic control.

not less than that established in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw, and not exceeding Ten Thousand ($10,000.00)


Answer: In the City of Cold Lake, Alberta, standards: Prohibits unsightly conditions on land (e.g., litter, vehicles, weeds higher than 15 centimeters) and buildings (e.g., damage, graffiti, rot, peeling paint).; enforcement: Officer may issue Order to Comply; if failed, City may rectify situation and costs added to tax roll.. Source: 816-PL-23, Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

816-PL-23, Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Sets community standards for property maintenance and appearance in Cold Lake; covers unsightly premises, noxious weeds, and related property standards.

Prohibits unsightly conditions on land (e.g., litter, vehicles, weeds higher than 15 centimeters) and buildings (e.g., damage, graffiti, rot, peeling paint).

Officer may issue Order to Comply; if failed, City may rectify situation and costs added to tax roll.