Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief, his designate or Peace Officer; allowed conditions: Recreational fires in compliant pits/fireplaces allowed without permit. Permits required for other outdoor fires. No burning during declared Fire Ban.; fines: $100.00 for a first offence and $200.00 for second and all subsequent offences. Source: Bylaw 301 — Open Burning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 301 — Open Burning Bylaw

Summary: Regulates open burning activities, prohibited materials, and permit requirements within the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

Fire Chief, his designate or Peace Officer

Recreational fires in compliant pits/fireplaces allowed without permit. Permits required for other outdoor fires. No burning during declared Fire Ban.

$100.00 for a first offence and $200.00 for second and all subsequent offences


Answer: The Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw; RV Direct Control (Bylaw 336), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw

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

RV Direct Control (Bylaw 336)

Summary: Direct control district bylaw regulating recreational vehicle use and development within a specific area of the Summer Village of Sunset Point.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, fines: $300.00. Source: Bylaw 259 — Parking, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 245 — Traffic Control

Summary: Regulates traffic control, speed limits, and road use within the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

Bylaw 259 — Parking

Summary: Establishes parking regulations, prohibited zones, and enforcement provisions for the Summer Village of Sunset Point.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, standards: Unsightly or untidy property, uncut grass, weeds, interfering trees, rubbish accumulation, pests, or ruinous buildings dangerous to public safety and health.; enforcement: Issue warning or order to rectify within fifteen (15) days; Village may perform work and charge costs as debt or taxes.. Source: Bylaw 140 — Unsightly Property, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 140 — Unsightly Property

Summary: Regulates unsightly, untidy, and derelict properties within the Summer Village of Sunset Point, setting standards and enforcement provisions.

Unsightly or untidy property, uncut grass, weeds, interfering trees, rubbish accumulation, pests, or ruinous buildings dangerous to public safety and health.

Issue warning or order to rectify within fifteen (15) days; Village may perform work and charge costs as debt or taxes.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, where allowed: Permitted on Municipal highways. Prohibited on sidewalks, Municipal Reserve Property, playgrounds, campgrounds, and Provincial Highways with two or three digit numbers.; helmet or age rules: Minimum Class 7 driver's license required. Helmet meeting FMCSS 218, BSI BS 6658:85, or Snell M2000 standards required.. Source: Bylaw 273 — Off Highway Vehicle, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 273 — Off Highway Vehicle

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-highway vehicles on municipal roads and public lands within the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

Permitted on Municipal highways. Prohibited on sidewalks, Municipal Reserve Property, playgrounds, campgrounds, and Provincial Highways with two or three digit numbers.

Minimum Class 7 driver's license required. Helmet meeting FMCSS 218, BSI BS 6658:85, or Snell M2000 standards required.

s. 3; s. 6; s. 7; "excepting Provincial Highways with two (2) and three (3) digit numbers"


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, sale or use restricted: discharge; permit available: issued by the Development Authority of the Summer Village of Sunset Point - or their designate. Source: Bylaw 302 — Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 302 — Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the purchase, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

issued by the Development Authority of the Summer Village of Sunset Point - or their designate


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, effective date: 2002-06-14; schedule scope: rates, fees and charges for certain goods and services provided by the Summer Village of Sunset Point; notable fees: Garage Bay Rentals $300 a month; Park Rental rate $300.00 per half day; Development Permit-MAJOR- MAIN Buildings $450.00; Demolition Permits $175.00; effective date: Dec 7th day of December, 2019. Source: Bylaw 241 — Recovery of Fire Extinguishing Costs; Bylaw 321 — Fees and Charges Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 241 — Recovery of Fire Extinguishing Costs

Summary: Authorizes recovery of costs incurred by the municipality for fire extinguishing services from responsible parties.

s. 4 / "READ a third and final time this 14th day of June, 2002"

Bylaw 321 — Fees and Charges Bylaw

Summary: Establishes the schedule of fees and charges for municipal services, permits, and administrative functions in the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

rates, fees and charges for certain goods and services provided by the Summer Village of Sunset Point

Garage Bay Rentals $300 a month; Park Rental rate $300.00 per half day; Development Permit-MAJOR- MAIN Buildings $450.00; Demolition Permits $175.00


Answer: In the Summer Village of Sunset Point, Alberta, penalty interest: 18% penalty after June 30; additional 18% penalty after 31 day of December/1st day of January. Source: Bylaw 224 — Tax Penalty Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 2026-02 — Tax Rate Bylaw

Summary: Sets 2026 property tax rates across assessment classes for the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

Bylaw 224 — Tax Penalty Bylaw

Summary: Establishes penalties and interest charges applied to unpaid property taxes in the Summer Village of Sunset Point.

18% penalty after June 30; additional 18% penalty after 31 day of December/1st day of January

Bylaw 328 — Residential Sub Class Bylaw

Summary: Establishes residential property sub-classifications for assessment purposes within the Summer Village of Sunset Point.


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

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page listing all Summer Village of Sunset Point bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Town of Swan Hills, Alberta, quiet hours: 11:00 PM and 07:00 AM on weekdays and between the hours of 11:00 PM and 09:00 AM on Holidays, including Sundays; exemptions: Public works, industrial zone work, Community Events, permit holders, construction equipment during authorized hours.; fines: $100.00-$500.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw - Nuisances and Noise (2012-05), verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw - Nuisances and Noise (2012-05)

Summary: Regulates nuisances and noise in Swan Hills, setting standards for community conduct and disturbances.

11:00 PM and 07:00 AM on weekdays and between the hours of 11:00 PM and 09:00 AM on Holidays, including Sundays

Public works, industrial zone work, Community Events, permit holders, construction equipment during authorized hours.


Answer: In the Town of Swan Hills, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $40.00; $20.00 neutered; $100.00 Dangerous Dog; leash rule: No Owner shall allow any Dog to be At Large within the Town.; max animals: 3 Dogs aged three (3) months or more. Source: Animal Control Bylaw (2015-11), verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw (2015-11)

Summary: Regulates ownership, licensing, and control of animals including dogs and cats within Swan Hills.

No Owner shall allow any Dog to be At Large within the Town.

$100.00 to $800.00 specified in Schedule B; double for subsequent offences


Answer: The Town of Swan Hills, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw (2012-14); Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw (2024-04), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw (2012-14)

Summary: Base land use bylaw establishing zoning districts, permitted and discretionary uses, and development standards for Swan Hills.

Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw (2024-04)

Summary: Establishes the Slave Lake Regional Subdivision and Development Appeal Board for hearing development appeals.


Answer: In the Town of Swan Hills, Alberta, where allowed: Public land excluding Highway; shortest route to permitted area. Prohibited on School grounds, Parkland, Sidewalks, Reserves, Private property without permission.; helmet or age rules: Minimum 14 years; under 14 allowed if accompanied by 18+ on public land excluding Highway. Helmet required conforming to Vehicle Equipment Regulation.. Source: Traffic Safety Bylaw (Incl. Quads / Snowmobiles) (2016-05), verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Safety Bylaw (Incl. Quads / Snowmobiles) (2016-05)

Summary: Governs traffic safety, including the operation of quads and snowmobiles on town roads and public places.

Public land excluding Highway; shortest route to permitted area. Prohibited on School grounds, Parkland, Sidewalks, Reserves, Private property without permission.

Minimum 14 years; under 14 allowed if accompanied by 18+ on public land excluding Highway. Helmet required conforming to Vehicle Equipment Regulation.


Answer: The Town of Swan Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Water, Wastewater Bylaw (2016-04), verified 2026-06-08.

Water, Wastewater Bylaw (2016-04)

Summary: Regulates water and wastewater services, rates, and connections for the Town of Swan Hills.


Answer: In the Town of Swan Hills, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited on road right of way, sidewalk, pedestrian walkway, park, recreation facility, or where smoking prohibited by public sign.; fines: $200.00; retail permitted: True; where allowed: Retail: CT, CH Districts. Production: IG District. All min 100m from schools, health care, day care.. Source: Community Standards Bylaw to include Cannabis (2018-06); Land Use Bylaw - Amendment to include Cannabis (2018-05), verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw to include Cannabis (2018-06)

Summary: Amends the Community Standards Bylaw to add cannabis consumption and possession regulations.

Prohibited on road right of way, sidewalk, pedestrian walkway, park, recreation facility, or where smoking prohibited by public sign.

Land Use Bylaw - Amendment to include Cannabis (2018-05)

Summary: Amends the Land Use Bylaw to add cannabis-related land use regulations and zoning provisions for Swan Hills.

Retail: CT, CH Districts. Production: IG District. All min 100m from schools, health care, day care.


Answer: The Town of Swan Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Property Tax Rates (2025-02), verified 2026-06-08.

Property Tax Rates (2025-02)

Summary: Sets the 2025 municipal taxation levy and property tax rates for Swan Hills.


Answer: The Town of Swan Hills, Alberta has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Community Safety Bylaw (2012-10); Council Code of Conduct Bylaw (2018-03); Emergency Management Bylaw (2021-05); Numbering of Buildings Bylaw (2012-02); Parks and Campground Bylaw (2012-11), verified 2026-06-08.

Community Safety Bylaw (2012-10)

Summary: Adopted bylaw establishing community safety standards and prohibitions for Swan Hills residents.

Council Code of Conduct Bylaw (2018-03)

Summary: Establishes a code of conduct for Swan Hills town council members.

Emergency Management Bylaw (2021-05)

Summary: Establishes the emergency management framework, roles, and responsibilities for the Town of Swan Hills.

Numbering of Buildings Bylaw (2012-02)

Summary: Regulates the numbering and addressing of buildings and properties in Swan Hills.

Parks and Campground Bylaw (2012-11)

Summary: Regulates use of parks and campgrounds within the Town of Swan Hills.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing all Town of Swan Hills bylaws.


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


Answer: The Town of Sylvan Lake, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2015 Land Use Bylaw 1695/2015, verified 2026-06-08.

2015 Land Use Bylaw 1695/2015

Summary: Establishes land use districts, permitted uses, and development standards for the Town of Sylvan Lake.


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

Bylaws and Policies

Summary: Index page listing Sylvan Lake bylaws and policies.


Answer: The Town of Sylvan Lake, Alberta has 1 adopted policy on file: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Policy F-002-001 (Staff Report AIR-1254 + full policy text), Regular Council Meeting Agenda packet, October 14, 2025, verified 2026-05-24.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Policy F-002-001 (Staff Report AIR-1254 + full policy text), Regular Council Meeting Agenda packet, October 14, 2025

Summary: Town of Sylvan Lake's own AI Use Policy F-002-001, included in full (pp. 196-201) within the Oct 14 2025 Council agenda packet via staff report AIR-1254. Permits only Microsoft Copilot, bars inputting confidential/personal data, requires human verification, citation/disclosure of AI use, monitoring, and 4-year review.

Council Highlights October 14, 2025 - Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Policy approved

Summary: Official Town of Sylvan Lake council highlights confirming Council approved the AI Use Policy on Oct 14 2025, permitting only town-approved enterprise AI (Microsoft Copilot), barring confidential/personal data input, requiring human-authored records and disclosure of AI use.

2025-10-14 Regular Meeting of Council Minutes

Summary: Official Oct 14 2025 Regular Council Meeting minutes (scanned, no extractable text layer). Corresponds to the meeting at which AI Use Policy F-002-001 was approved per proposed resolution in staff report AIR-1254.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Community Standards Bylaw 15-2018, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw 15-2018

Summary: Covers public conduct including noise prohibitions (yelling, engine retarder brakes), curfews for minors, assembly dispersal, panhandling, and public disturbances. Enforced by Taber Police Service Community Standards Unit.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Dog Control Bylaw 2-2021, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Control Bylaw 2-2021

Summary: Governs dog control in Taber including licensing requirements with life-long licensing option. Omits breed-specific restrictions. Enforced by the Taber Police Service Community Standards Unit.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire Services Bylaw 18-2023, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Services Bylaw 18-2023

Summary: Governs fire services in Taber including permitted recreational fires, fireworks restrictions (requiring Fire Department permission for all fireworks), and open burning regulations. Administered by Taber Fire Department.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw 13-2020, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 13-2020

Summary: Primary land use bylaw for the Town of Taber, adopted November 23, 2020. Divides the town into zoning districts regulating uses including cannabis production/retail and commercial development. Multiple amendments passed in 2023.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Nuisance and Unsightly Premises Bylaw 20-2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance and Unsightly Premises Bylaw 20-2022

Summary: Regulates nuisances and unsightly premises within the Town of Taber. Enforced by the Community Standards Unit of the Taber Police Service alongside noise and other community standards violations.


Answer: The Town of Taber, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business License Bylaw 19-2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw 19-2022

Summary: Requires business licences for all commercial activity in Taber. Updated in 2022 to add busking, update cannabis delivery rules, address food trucks and out-of-town realtors. Aims to make Taber business-friendly.


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


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, quiet hours: between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. on any day; construction hours: Prohibited between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m.; exemptions: Daytime dB exemptions: Res 75dB 1hr/80dB 30min; Non-Res 80dB 2hrs/85dB 1hr.; fines: not less than Schedule "A" and not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw 17-2019, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw 17-2019

Summary: Regulates community standards including noise, nuisances, and public conduct in Thorhild County.

Daytime dB exemptions: Res 75dB 1hr/80dB 30min; Non-Res 80dB 2hrs/85dB 1hr.

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


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $30.00 Lifetime (neutered/spayed); $60.00 Lifetime (unaltered); $500.00 Annually (vicious); Free (assistance/police); $10.00 replacement tag; leash rule: No dog shall be at large in the County. Permitted leash must not exceed two (2) metres in length.; max animals: No more than three (3) dogs. Source: Animal Control Bylaw 1162-2013, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw 1162-2013

Summary: Regulates the control, licensing, and impoundment of animals within Thorhild County.

$30.00 Lifetime (neutered/spayed); $60.00 Lifetime (unaltered); $500.00 Annually (vicious); Free (assistance/police); $10.00 replacement tag

No dog shall be at large in the County. Permitted leash must not exceed two (2) metres in length.

$100 to $1500; double for subsequent offences within one year


Answer: The Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw 1194-2015 Consolidated (Feb 2026); Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 08-2025; Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw 21-2020; Thorhild Industrial Area Structure Plan Amendment Bylaw 05-2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 1194-2015 Consolidated (Feb 2026)

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw setting zoning districts, permitted and discretionary uses, and development standards for Thorhild County, as amended to February 2026.

Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 08-2025

Summary: Establishes Thorhild County's long-range municipal development plan, guiding land use and growth policy.

Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Bylaw 21-2020

Summary: Establishes the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board for Thorhild County.

Thorhild Industrial Area Structure Plan Amendment Bylaw 05-2024

Summary: Amends the Thorhild Industrial Area Structure Plan governing industrial land use in the Thorhild area.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, fines: not less than that established in this Part and not exceeding $10,000.00. Source: Traffic Bylaw 1154-2011, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Bylaw 1154-2011

Summary: Regulates traffic, road use, and parking on county roads within Thorhild County.

not less than that established in this Part and not exceeding $10,000.00


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, billing basis: flat fee charge and per cubic meter consumed. Source: Bylaw 16-2024 Water and Wastewater Rates Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 16-2024 Water and Wastewater Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets water and wastewater service rates for Thorhild County.

flat fee charge and per cubic meter consumed


Answer: The Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Littering Bylaw 1040-2003, verified 2026-06-08.

Littering Bylaw 1040-2003

Summary: Prohibits littering and dumping of waste on county property and roads in Thorhild County.


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Hawkers, peddlers, and mobile vendors selling goods, food, amusements, or services within Thorhild County; fee: $30.00/day or $100/year; renewal: Annual, January 1 to December 31. Source: Hawkers, Peddlers and Mobile Vendors Permit Bylaw 02-2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Hawkers, Peddlers and Mobile Vendors Permit Bylaw 02-2022

Summary: Regulates permits and conditions for hawkers, peddlers, and mobile vendors operating in Thorhild County.

Hawkers, peddlers, and mobile vendors selling goods, food, amusements, or services within Thorhild County

"carry on or operate any business as a Hawker, Peddler or Mobile Vendor unless they hold a valid and subsisting permit"

"any person selling goods, food, amusements or services from a Mobile Vending Unit"

"A year runs from January 1 to December 31 of the same year"


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited in any Public Place. Medical smoking/vaping also prohibited.; fines: $500.00 1St Offence; $1000.00 2nd/Subsequent Offences. Source: Consumption of Cannabis Bylaw 33-2018, verified 2026-06-08.

Consumption of Cannabis Bylaw 33-2018

Summary: Regulates where cannabis may be consumed publicly within Thorhild County.

Prohibited in any Public Place. Medical smoking/vaping also prohibited.

$500.00 1St Offence; $1000.00 2nd/Subsequent Offences


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, schedule scope: Natural gas rates and charges supplied by the Municipality.; notable fees: Service Charge $27.00/month; Distribution Charge $2.21/GJ; Capital Rate Rider $4.00/month; Meter Testing $100.00; Re-Connection $75.00; Deposit $300.00; Infill Urban $3,500.00; Infill Rural $8,250.00 plus costs.; effective date: April 1, 2024. Source: Natural Gas Rate Bylaw 01-2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Natural Gas Rate Bylaw 01-2024

Summary: Sets natural gas utility rates for customers within Thorhild County.

Natural gas rates and charges supplied by the Municipality.

Service Charge $27.00/month; Distribution Charge $2.21/GJ; Capital Rate Rider $4.00/month; Meter Testing $100.00; Re-Connection $75.00; Deposit $300.00; Infill Urban $3,500.00; Infill Rural $8,250.00 plus costs.

SET RA TES CHARGED TO THE PUBLIC FOR NATURAL GAS


Answer: In the Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta, tax rate: Mill Rates: 2.5840, 3.6662, 0.0701, 0.6759, 4.2888, 21.2293, 15.9446; penalty interest: 10% on Current Taxes unpaid after due date; 15% on Arrears Taxes on March 1st. Source: Bylaw 07-2025 - 2025 Mill Rates Bylaw; Tax Penalty Bylaw 05-2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1178-2014

Summary: Establishes the Assessment Review Board for Thorhild County.

Bylaw 07-2025 - 2025 Mill Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets the 2025 municipal mill rates for property taxation in Thorhild County.

Non Residential Small Business Sub Class Bylaw 14-2018

Summary: Creates a non-residential small business assessment sub-class for property tax purposes in Thorhild County.

Special Levy for the Maintenance of the Long Lake Community Block Wells Bylaw 07-2024

Summary: Imposes a special levy on Long Lake area properties to fund maintenance of community block wells.

Tax Penalty Bylaw 05-2025

Summary: Establishes penalties and interest for late payment of property taxes in Thorhild County.

10% on Current Taxes unpaid after due date; 15% on Arrears Taxes on March 1st

Well Drilling Equipment Levy Tax Bylaw 1073-2006

Summary: Levies a tax on well drilling equipment operating within Thorhild County.


Answer: The Municipal District of Thorhild County, Alberta has 15 adopted bylaws on file: 09-2025 Road Closure Bylaw - Road Plan 5818KS Long Lake Block Wells; Advertising Bylaw 28-2019; Agricultural Service Board Bylaw 02-2023; Approving Authorities and Municipal Planning Commission Bylaw 02-2025; Business Incentive Investment Grant Program for Non Residential Property Bylaw 42-2018; Business Incentive and Investment Grant Program for Machinery and Equipment Bylaw 41-2018; Community Economic Development Advisory Board Bylaw 04-2021; Council and Committee Procedure Bylaw 07-2022; Emergency Management Bylaw 10-2021; Emergency Services Bylaw 12-2023; Establish Position CAO Bylaw 1207-2015; Municipal Elections Bylaw 14-2024; Recreational Use and Facilities Bylaw 03-2024; Road Use Bylaw 17-2020; Unauthorized Use of County Property Bylaw 01-2019, verified 2026-06-08.

09-2025 Road Closure Bylaw - Road Plan 5818KS Long Lake Block Wells

Summary: Closes a specific road plan area in the Long Lake Block Wells area of Thorhild County.

Advertising Bylaw 28-2019

Summary: Regulates signage and advertising within Thorhild County.

Agricultural Service Board Bylaw 02-2023

Summary: Establishes the Agricultural Service Board for Thorhild County, defining composition and responsibilities.

Approving Authorities and Municipal Planning Commission Bylaw 02-2025

Summary: Designates approving authorities and establishes the Municipal Planning Commission for Thorhild County.

Business Incentive Investment Grant Program for Non Residential Property Bylaw 42-2018

Summary: Establishes a business incentive grant program for non-residential property investments in Thorhild County.

Business Incentive and Investment Grant Program for Machinery and Equipment Bylaw 41-2018

Summary: Establishes a business incentive grant program for machinery and equipment investments in Thorhild County.

Community Economic Development Advisory Board Bylaw 04-2021

Summary: Establishes the Community Economic Development Advisory Board for Thorhild County.

Council and Committee Procedure Bylaw 07-2022

Summary: Governs council and committee meeting procedures for Thorhild County.

Emergency Management Bylaw 10-2021

Summary: Establishes emergency management roles, responsibilities, and plans for Thorhild County.

Emergency Services Bylaw 12-2023

Summary: Establishes the emergency services framework and delivery structure for Thorhild County.

Establish Position CAO Bylaw 1207-2015

Summary: Establishes the Chief Administrative Officer position for Thorhild County.

Municipal Elections Bylaw 14-2024

Summary: Governs municipal election procedures for Thorhild County.

Recreational Use and Facilities Bylaw 03-2024

Summary: Regulates the use of recreational facilities and public spaces in Thorhild County.

Road Use Bylaw 17-2020

Summary: Regulates road use, heavy loads, and access to county roads in Thorhild County.

Unauthorized Use of County Property Bylaw 01-2019

Summary: Prohibits unauthorized use and encroachment on Thorhild County property.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing all Thorhild County bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, quiet hours: 10:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Weekdays; 10:00 P.M. to 9:00 A.M. Weekends; exemptions: Municipal employees, CAO permits, valid development permits, legal non-conforming uses.; fines: $200.00-$10,000.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #2025-07, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #2025-07

Summary: Comprehensive community standards bylaw for Thorsby covering noise, public conduct, nuisances, and community behaviour standards. Likely also covers unsightly premises and related matters.

10:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Weekdays; 10:00 P.M. to 9:00 A.M. Weekends

Municipal employees, CAO permits, valid development permits, legal non-conforming uses.


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Under control and held on a leash not exceeding two metres in length.; max animals: two (2); fines: $25.00; $100.00; $250.00; $500.00; $2,500. Source: Dog Control Bylaw #2022-07; Livestock Bylaw #2016-08, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Control Bylaw #2022-07

Summary: Governs dog ownership, licensing, and control within the Town of Thorsby. Establishes requirements for dog licences and rules for keeping dogs within municipal limits.

Under control and held on a leash not exceeding two metres in length.

PART IV, Section 1: "The Owner of the dog shall obtain a license for the dog."

PART V, Section 16(b): "Held on a leash not exceeding two metres in length."

PART IV, Section 12: "No person shall keep or have more than two (2)"

Livestock Bylaw #2016-08

Summary: Regulates the keeping of livestock within the Town of Thorsby, including rules on containment, straying animals, and impounding.

not less that that established in Schedule "A" and not exceeding $10,000.00; Schedule "A" $250.00 for a first offence


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, permit required: True; permit issuer: Thorsby Chief Administration Officer; allowed conditions: Fires allowed in fireplaces, fire pits, or portable receptacles complying with safety standards, supervision, prohibited material restrictions, and not during fire bans.; fines: $100.00 to $10,000.00. Source: Burning and Fireworks Bylaw #2024-10, verified 2026-06-08.

Burning and Fireworks Bylaw #2024-10

Summary: Governs open burning and the discharge of fireworks within the Town of Thorsby. Sets conditions for permitted fires, prohibited materials, and fireworks discharge rules.

Fires allowed in fireplaces, fire pits, or portable receptacles complying with safety standards, supervision, prohibited material restrictions, and not during fire bans.


Answer: The Town of Thorsby, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw #2025-05, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw #2025-05

Summary: Primary zoning bylaw for the Town of Thorsby adopted August 26, 2025. Divides municipality into land use districts, regulates permitted and discretionary uses, and governs development permit processes.


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste Bylaw #2022-09, verified 2026-06-08.

Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste Bylaw #2022-09

Summary: Governs water supply, wastewater, and solid waste services in Thorsby including service connections, rates framework, and user obligations. Amended by Bylaw 2025-09.

All meters shall be read, and a water bill rendered every month


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on a business in the Town of Thorsby, unless exempted.; fee: applicable license fee for their category according to the Fees Bylaw; renewal: valid from January 1 of the given year, and shall expire at twelve o'clock midnight on December 31t. Source: Business License Bylaw #2025-02, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw #2025-02

Summary: Requires businesses operating within Thorsby to hold a valid business licence. Establishes licensing categories, fees, and requirements for commercial activity in the municipality.

Any person carrying on a business in the Town of Thorsby, unless exempted.

applicable license fee for their category according to the Fees Bylaw

valid from January 1 of the given year, and shall expire at twelve o'clock midnight on December 31t


Answer: The Town of Thorsby, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees and Services Bylaw #2024-08, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Services Bylaw #2024-08

Summary: Establishes schedule of fees and charges for municipal services in Thorsby including water, wastewater, solid waste, planning applications, and other municipal services.


Answer: In the Town of Thorsby, Alberta, tax rate: Residential & Farmland 13.5700; Non-Residential 26.1140; Vacant Residential 43.3880 (mills). Source: Tax Rate Bylaw #2026-08, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Rate Bylaw #2026-08

Summary: Annual tax rate bylaw for 2026 establishing mill rates for residential, commercial, and other property classes within the Town of Thorsby.

Residential & Farmland 13.5700; Non-Residential 26.1140; Vacant Residential 43.3880 (mills)


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


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: ensure that the Animal, when not on the Owner's Property, is leashed and under the control of a Competent Person; max animals: 4 Domesticated Animals per dwelling unit. Source: Animal Control - Bylaw 1474-21, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control - Bylaw 1474-21

Summary: Regulates keeping, control, and licensing of animals within the Town of Three Hills including dogs and cats.

ensure that the Animal, when not on the Owner's Property, is leashed and under the control of a Competent Person

4 Domesticated Animals per dwelling unit


Answer: The Town of Three Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire - Bylaw 1449-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire - Bylaw 1449-20

Summary: Establishes the fire department, fire services governance, and fire prevention rules for Three Hills.


Answer: The Town of Three Hills, Alberta has 8 adopted bylaws on file: Blue Gem Area Structure Plan - Bylaw 1470-20; Development Authority - Bylaw 1472-20; Iron Shield Area Structure Plan - Bylaw 1471-20; Municipal Development Plan - Bylaw 1486-22; Residential Development Incentive Program - Bylaw 1495-24; Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Services - Bylaw 1512-26; Three Hills Land Use Bylaw 2020; Town of Three Hills - Kneehill County Intermunicipal Development Plan - Bylaw 1437-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Blue Gem Area Structure Plan - Bylaw 1470-20

Summary: Area Structure Plan regulating land use and development in the Blue Gem area of Three Hills.

Development Authority - Bylaw 1472-20

Summary: Establishes the development authority responsible for processing development permit applications in Three Hills.

Iron Shield Area Structure Plan - Bylaw 1471-20

Summary: Area Structure Plan regulating land use and development in the Iron Shield area of Three Hills.

Municipal Development Plan - Bylaw 1486-22

Summary: Municipal Development Plan guiding long-range land use, growth, and development policy for Three Hills.

Residential Development Incentive Program - Bylaw 1495-24

Summary: Creates a residential development incentive program to encourage new housing construction in Three Hills.

Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Services - Bylaw 1512-26

Summary: Establishes the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and its jurisdiction for Three Hills.

Three Hills Land Use Bylaw 2020

Summary: Consolidated land use bylaw text governing zoning districts and development standards in Three Hills.

Town of Three Hills - Kneehill County Intermunicipal Development Plan - Bylaw 1437-20

Summary: Intermunicipal Development Plan coordinating land use between Three Hills and Kneehill County.

Land Use Bylaw Amendment - Bylaw 1511-26

Summary: 2026 amendment to the Three Hills Land Use Bylaw.


Answer: The Town of Three Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Traffic - Bylaw 1459-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic - Bylaw 1459-20

Summary: Regulates traffic, roads, and parking within the Town of Three Hills.


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, standards: Owner shall not permit Premises to become Unsightly, characterized by lack of maintenance, excessive accumulation of waste, inoperative vehicles, or uncut grass or excessive weeds.. Source: Community Standards - Bylaw 1453-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards - Bylaw 1453-20

Summary: Regulates community standards including unsightly premises, nuisances, and property maintenance in Three Hills.

Owner shall not permit Premises to become Unsightly, characterized by lack of maintenance, excessive accumulation of waste, inoperative vehicles, or uncut grass or excessive weeds.


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, issued by the Fire Chief. Source: Fireworks - Bylaw 1455-20, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks - Bylaw 1455-20

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the Town of Three Hills.


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat rate and consumption-based. Source: Water and Wastewater Services - Bylaw 1509-26, verified 2026-06-08.

External Utility Connection Fee - Bylaw 1485-22

Summary: Sets fees for external connections to the town's utility infrastructure including sewer service connections.

Water Conservation Bylaw - Bylaw 1497-24

Summary: Establishes water conservation measures and restrictions on water use within the Town of Three Hills.

Water and Wastewater Services - Bylaw 1509-26

Summary: Governs water and wastewater services provision, connections, and obligations for utility customers in Three Hills.

West Services Road Sewer Service Connection - Bylaw 1482-22

Summary: Authorizes and regulates sewer service connections along West Services Road in Three Hills.


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, collection schedule: once weekly for garbage materials and once biweekly for recycling materials; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: residential: one garbage & one recycling cart; no bagged garbage on streets unless inside supplied carts; accepted or banned: Prohibited: building materials, bulk materials, hazardous waste, liquids, loose litter, flammable/explosive substances, trees/stumps, fluorescent tubes.. Source: Waste Control Bylaw - Bylaw 1492-23, verified 2026-06-08.

Waste Control Bylaw - Bylaw 1492-23

Summary: Regulates waste collection, disposal, and management of garbage and recyclables in Three Hills.

once weekly for garbage materials and once biweekly for recycling materials

residential: one garbage & one recycling cart; no bagged garbage on streets unless inside supplied carts

Prohibited: building materials, bulk materials, hazardous waste, liquids, loose litter, flammable/explosive substances, trees/stumps, fluorescent tubes.

determined by Council via the Master Rates, Fees and Charges Bylaw


Answer: The Town of Three Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Master Rates, Fees and Charges - Bylaw 1506-26, verified 2026-06-08.

Master Rates, Fees and Charges - Bylaw 1506-26

Summary: Establishes all municipal rates, fees, and charges for town services and permits for 2026.


Answer: In the Town of Three Hills, Alberta, penalty interest: 10% penalty on the first business day of July, or thirty days after the taxation notice mailing date, whichever is later; 5% penalty on the first business day of October; 10% penalty on January 1 of the next calendar year. Source: Tax Penalty Bylaw - Bylaw 1507-25, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Tax Rate Bylaw - Bylaw 1513-26

Summary: Sets the annual mill rates and tax levies for all property classes in the Town of Three Hills for 2026.

Commercial Industrial Municipal Tax Incentive Bylaw - Bylaw 1508-26

Summary: Provides tax incentives for commercial and industrial development within the Town of Three Hills.

Tax Penalty Bylaw - Bylaw 1507-25

Summary: Sets penalties applied to unpaid property taxes in the Town of Three Hills.

10% penalty on the first business day of July, or thirty days after the taxation notice mailing date, whichever is later; 5% penalty on the first business day of October; 10% penalty on January 1 of the next calendar year

Taxation of Affordable Housing - Bylaw 1502-24

Summary: Establishes taxation exemptions or rates applicable to affordable housing properties in Three Hills.

Taxation of Student Dormitories - Bylaw 1411-17

Summary: Prescribes taxation treatment for student dormitory properties within the Town of Three Hills.


Answer: The Town of Three Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Cemetery - Bylaw 1422-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Cemetery - Bylaw 1422-18

Summary: Regulates the operation, interment rights, and management of the municipal cemetery in Three Hills.

Bylaws

Summary: Bylaws index page for the Town of Three Hills listing all municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Town of Tofield, Alberta, leash rule: Every Owner of an Animal shall ensure Animal remains confined within property boundaries and does not escape and run at large, except for Cats.; fines: not less than $100.00; licence required: True; licence fee: Dog: $30.00; Dangerous Dog: $100.00; Replacement Tag: $15.00. Source: Bylaw 1338-Regulating Livestock and other animals in Town; Bylaw 1344-Animal Control; Bylaw 1351-Animal Control Addition, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1338-Regulating Livestock and other animals in Town

Summary: Regulates the keeping of livestock and other animals within the Town of Tofield.

Every Owner of an Animal shall ensure Animal remains confined within property boundaries and does not escape and run at large, except for Cats.

Bylaw 1344-Animal Control

Summary: Base animal control bylaw regulating the keeping, licensing, and control of animals in Tofield.

Dog: $30.00; Dangerous Dog: $100.00; Replacement Tag: $15.00

Animals (except Cats) must not be At Large; must be restrained off Owner's Property.

$62.00 to $500.00; Double for subsequent offences

Bylaw 1351-Animal Control Addition

Summary: Amendment adding provisions to Tofield's animal control bylaw regulating animals within town limits.


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

Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Establishes zoning districts, permitted land uses, and development regulations for the Town of Tofield.


Answer: The Town of Tofield, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1063 – Vehicle Control Amendment; Bylaw 1081 – Off-Highway Vehicle Amendment, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1063 – Vehicle Control Amendment

Summary: Amends vehicle control provisions regulating traffic and parking in the Town of Tofield.

Bylaw 1081 – Off-Highway Vehicle Amendment

Summary: Amends off-highway vehicle regulations governing ATVs and OHVs within the Town of Tofield.


Answer: The Town of Tofield, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 1359- Water Rates, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1359- Water Rates

Summary: 2026 amendment establishing water service rates charged to utility customers in Tofield.


Answer: In the Town of Tofield, Alberta, container or bag limit: Residential Waste Bin or Residential Roll-Out Bin; maximum weight of 23 kg per bundle and a maximum length of 1 metre; accepted or banned: Prohibited: car bodies, dead animals, tree limbs, explosives, asbestos, toxic materials, medical waste. Acceptable: non-hazardous solid waste.. Source: Bylaw 1069 – Garbage Disposal, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1069 – Garbage Disposal

Summary: Regulates garbage disposal and waste management within the Town of Tofield.

Residential Waste Bin or Residential Roll-Out Bin; maximum weight of 23 kg per bundle and a maximum length of 1 metre

Prohibited: car bodies, dead animals, tree limbs, explosives, asbestos, toxic materials, medical waste. Acceptable: non-hazardous solid waste.

Definitions (h); Prohibitions 13; Schedule "A"


Answer: In the Town of Tofield, Alberta, public consumption: Prohibited in listed public places including parks, schools, workplaces, public buildings, restaurants, and entrances/exits thereto.; fines: $250.00 per occurrence; max $10,000.00 on summary conviction.. Source: Bylaw 1313 – Smoking, Vaping & Consumption of Cannabis, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1313 – Smoking, Vaping & Consumption of Cannabis

Summary: Regulates smoking, vaping, and cannabis consumption in public spaces within the Town of Tofield.

Prohibited in listed public places including parks, schools, workplaces, public buildings, restaurants, and entrances/exits thereto.

$250.00 per occurrence; max $10,000.00 on summary conviction.


Answer: In the Town of Tofield, Alberta, schedule scope: fees, rates and charges applicable to the municipal services provided by the Town of Tofield.; notable fees: Tax Certificate $40.00 per parcel; Residential Development Permits Single Family Dwelling $200.00.. Source: Bylaw 1360- Fees, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1312 – Fees For Services

Summary: Base fees for services bylaw establishing charges for municipal services in Tofield.

Bylaw 1343-Cemetery Rates

Summary: Amends cemetery rates bylaw setting fees for interment and related cemetery services in Tofield.

Bylaw 1360- Fees

Summary: 2026 amendment to the municipal fees bylaw setting rates for town services and permits in Tofield.

fees, rates and charges applicable to the municipal services provided by the Town of Tofield.

Tax Certificate $40.00 per parcel; Residential Development Permits Single Family Dwelling $200.00.


Answer: In the Town of Tofield, Alberta, due dates: on or before AUGUST 31 each and every year; penalty interest: 5% after AUGUST 31; 12% after SEPTEMBER 30; 18% after DECEMBER 31 and annually thereafter. Source: Bylaw 1341-Penalties on Unpaid Taxes, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1341-Penalties on Unpaid Taxes

Summary: Sets penalties applicable to unpaid property taxes in the Town of Tofield.

on or before AUGUST 31 each and every year

5% after AUGUST 31; 12% after SEPTEMBER 30; 18% after DECEMBER 31 and annually thereafter

Bylaw 1345-Residential Tax Incentive

Summary: Establishes a residential tax incentive program to encourage new housing development in Tofield.

Bylaw 1346-Non-Residential Incentive

Summary: Establishes a non-residential tax incentive program to encourage commercial development in Tofield.

Bylaw 1353-Mill Rate 202

Summary: Sets the 2025 mill rate for property taxation in the Town of Tofield.


Answer: The Town of Tofield, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 1275 – Cemetery, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1275 – Cemetery

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the municipal cemetery in Tofield.

Bylaws & Policies

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


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


Answer: In the Town of Trochu, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: ensure that the Animal, other than a cat when not on the Owner's property, is leashed and under the control of a competent person; max animals: two (2) dogs or two (2) cats or a total of three (3) Animals per dwelling unit; fines: not more than $5,000 and not less than $100. Source: 2016-05 Animal Control Bylaw; 2024-05 Urban Hen Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2016-05 Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Base animal control bylaw regulating the keeping, licensing, and control of animals in the Town of Trochu.

ensure that the Animal, other than a cat when not on the Owner's property, is leashed and under the control of a competent person

two (2) dogs or two (2) cats or a total of three (3) Animals per dwelling unit

not more than $5,000 and not less than $100

2024-05 Urban Hen Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping of urban hens within residential areas of the Town of Trochu.

2024-08 Amendment of Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Latest amendment to Trochu's animal control bylaw updating provisions of Bylaw 2016-05.


Answer: The Town of Trochu, Alberta has 7 adopted bylaws on file: 2019-05 Inter-municipal Development Plan; 2024-07 Trochu Land Use Bylaw (Consolidated to Feb. 2026); 2025-09 Northwest Area Structure Plan Amendment; 2025-11 Subdivision Authority Bylaw; 2025-12 Palliser Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board; BYLAW 1995-9; BYLAW NO 2023 05 Trochu Municipal Development Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

2019-05 Inter-municipal Development Plan

Summary: Intermunicipal Development Plan coordinating land use planning between Trochu and adjacent municipalities.

2024-07 Trochu Land Use Bylaw (Consolidated to Feb. 2026)

Summary: Current consolidated Land Use Bylaw governing zoning districts, permitted uses, and development standards for Trochu.

2025-09 Northwest Area Structure Plan Amendment

Summary: Amends the Northwest Area Structure Plan governing land use in the northwest area of Trochu.

2025-11 Subdivision Authority Bylaw

Summary: Designates the subdivision authority responsible for approving subdivision applications in Trochu.

2025-12 Palliser Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board

Summary: Establishes the Palliser Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board for Trochu.

BYLAW 1995-9

Summary: Establishes the development authority for the Town of Trochu to administer development permits.

BYLAW NO 2023 05 Trochu Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Municipal Development Plan providing long-range land use and growth policy framework for the Town of Trochu.

2025-10 Land Use Bylaw Amendment

Summary: 2025 amendment to the Trochu Land Use Bylaw.

2026-01 Land Use Bylaw Amendment

Summary: 2026 amendment to the Trochu Land Use Bylaw.


Answer: In the Town of Trochu, Alberta, fines: $25.00 for any other offence; Schedule "A.3" (e.g. 40.00, 200.00). Source: 1993-11 Traffic Control, verified 2026-06-08.

1993-11 Traffic Control

Summary: Regulates traffic, roads, and parking within the Town of Trochu.

$25.00 for any other offence; Schedule "A.3" (e.g. 40.00, 200.00)


Answer: In the Town of Trochu, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: written permission of the Fire Authority. Source: 2015-11 Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2015-11 Fireworks Bylaw

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

written permission of the Fire Authority


Answer: The Town of Trochu, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026-03 Rates & Fees Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026-03 Rates & Fees Bylaw

Summary: Sets all municipal rates and fees for town services in Trochu for 2026.


Answer: In the Town of Trochu, Alberta, due dates: Current property tax levies are due on August 15th. Supplementary property tax levies are due on December 315; penalty interest: 15% penalty imposed on August 16th; further 15% penalty shall be imposed as of January 1st. Source: 2021-07 Tax Penalty Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2021-07 Tax Penalty Bylaw

Summary: Sets penalties applicable to unpaid property taxes in the Town of Trochu.

Current property tax levies are due on August 15th. Supplementary property tax levies are due on December 315

15% penalty imposed on August 16th; further 15% penalty shall be imposed as of January 1st

2024-06 Assessment Classes

Summary: Establishes property assessment classes for taxation purposes in the Town of Trochu.

2025-06 Tax Rate Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual mill rate and property tax levy for the Town of Trochu for 2025.


Answer: The Town of Trochu, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: 2014-06 False Alarm Bylaw; 2018-04 Advertising Bylaw; 2022-01 Fire Services Bylaw; 2022-05 Arboretum & Dr Hay House Historic Resource Designation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2014-06 False Alarm Bylaw

Summary: Regulates false alarms from security and fire alarm systems and sets associated fees in Trochu.

2018-04 Advertising Bylaw

Summary: Regulates signage and advertising displays within the Town of Trochu.

2022-01 Fire Services Bylaw

Summary: Establishes fire services governance, fire department structure, and fire prevention requirements for Trochu.

2022-05 Arboretum & Dr Hay House Historic Resource Designation Bylaw

Summary: Designates the Arboretum and Dr. Hay House as historic resources under municipal heritage protection in Trochu.

2023-02 Amendment of Hay House Historic Designation Bylaw

Summary: Amends the historic resource designation bylaw for the Dr. Hay House in Trochu.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Bylaws and policies index page for the Town of Trochu listing all municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $10.00 neutered/spayed; $50.00 unaltered; 50% Senior Citizens; leash rule: Not permitted to run at large; off property must be on leash and under effective control.; max animals: two (2) dogs and two (2) cats older than six (6) months. Source: 2024-1038 Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2024-1038 Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates ownership, licensing, and control of animals within the Town of Two Hills. Supersedes 2019-986 and 2021-1006.

$10.00 neutered/spayed; $50.00 unaltered; 50% Senior Citizens

Not permitted to run at large; off property must be on leash and under effective control.

two (2) dogs and two (2) cats older than six (6) months


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, allowed conditions: Ventilation Index "good"; max 1m fire size; set distances; supervised by 16+ year old; water available; contained in fire pit with screen; permitted materials only.; fines: $100 fine. Source: 2010-883 Burning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2010-883 Burning Bylaw

Summary: Regulates open burning within town limits, including permitted conditions and restrictions on fires.

Ventilation Index "good"; max 1m fire size; set distances; supervised by 16+ year old; water available; contained in fire pit with screen; permitted materials only.


Answer: The Town of Two Hills, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2018-980 Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2018-980 Land Use Bylaw

Summary: Governs land use and zoning within Two Hills, establishing districts, permitted uses, and development standards.


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, standards: Prohibited conditions include nuisances (uncut grass, weeds, smoke, dust, garbage, wrecked vehicles), waste accumulation, buildings in disrepair, and dangers to public safety.; enforcement: Town issues Direction Notice; if non-compliant by deadline, Town may do work at owner's cost plus admin fee, recover as debt or tax charge, or prosecute.. Source: 2018-978 Unsightly & Dangerous Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2018-978 Unsightly & Dangerous Premises Bylaw

Summary: Regulates unsightly and dangerous premises, requiring property owners to maintain standards of upkeep.

Prohibited conditions include nuisances (uncut grass, weeds, smoke, dust, garbage, wrecked vehicles), waste accumulation, buildings in disrepair, and dangers to public safety.

Town issues Direction Notice; if non-compliant by deadline, Town may do work at owner's cost plus admin fee, recover as debt or tax charge, or prosecute.


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, sale or use restricted: discharge; permit available: Yes, issued by the Fire Chief. Source: 2012-919 Fire Works Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2012-919 Fire Works Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the discharge and use of fireworks within the Town of Two Hills.


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: 2024-1048 Water & Sewer Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2024-1048 Water & Sewer Bylaw

Summary: Governs connection, use, and rates for municipal water and sewer services. Supersedes 2023-1019.


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, collection schedule: once a week; container or bag limit: one (1) tote per dwelling unit; accepted or banned: All building garbage, industrial waste, commercial garbage, bulk rubbish, junk, dead animals and hazardous waste.; fee: $33.90 per month. Source: 2025-1052 Garbage Services Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2025-1052 Garbage Services Bylaw

Summary: Regulates garbage collection services, including container requirements and collection schedules. Supersedes 2023-1028.

All building garbage, industrial waste, commercial garbage, bulk rubbish, junk, dead animals and hazardous waste.


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person operating a business within the Town, excluding Registered Non-Profits and businesses hired by the Town.; fee: Home-Based Business $25.00; Business $50.00; Hawker or Peddler $100.00 Day or $500.00 Annual; renewal: Annual, valid from January 1 to December 31. Source: 2014-947 Business License Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2014-947 Business License Bylaw

Summary: Establishes licensing requirements for businesses operating within the Town of Two Hills.

Any person operating a business within the Town, excluding Registered Non-Profits and businesses hired by the Town.

Home-Based Business $25.00; Business $50.00; Hawker or Peddler $100.00 Day or $500.00 Annual

Annual, valid from January 1 to December 31


Answer: In the Town of Two Hills, Alberta, tax rate: $41.33 per parcel; tax rate: $36.17 per parcel; tax rate: $48.99 per parcel; tax rate: Two Dollars ($2.00) per front foot; East Central Regional Health Authority $11.75 per front foot. Source: 2025-1053 Medical Incentive Tax Bylaw; 2025-1054 Recreation Tax Bylaw; 2025-1055 Arena Renovation Tax Bylaw; 2025-1056 Maintenance Tax Bylaw; 2025-1057 Property Tax Rate Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2024-1049 Derelict Residential Subclass Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a derelict residential property subclass for assessment purposes within the town.

2025-1053 Medical Incentive Tax Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a medical incentive special tax levy for the Town of Two Hills. Current year rate bylaw.

2025-1054 Recreation Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual recreation special tax levy rate for the Town of Two Hills.

2025-1055 Arena Renovation Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual arena renovation special tax levy rate for the Town of Two Hills.

2025-1056 Maintenance Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual maintenance special tax levy rate for the Town of Two Hills.

Two Dollars ($2.00) per front foot; East Central Regional Health Authority $11.75 per front foot

2025-1057 Property Tax Rate Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual general property tax mill rate for the Town of Two Hills.

General Municipal Residential 12.9988, Non-Residential 27.9999, Derelict 64.9940; ASFF Residential 2.6695, Non-Residential 4.7041; Seniors 1.1908; Designated Industrial 0.0000766


Answer: The Town of Two Hills, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: 2019-988 Traffic Bylaw; 2022-1018 Road Closure Bylaw; 2023-1032 Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2019-988 Traffic Bylaw

Summary: Regulates traffic movement and road use within the Town of Two Hills.

2022-1018 Road Closure Bylaw

Summary: Authorizes or regulates road closures within the town.

2023-1032 Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Establishes community standards for property maintenance, conduct, and general nuisance matters.

Bylaws

Summary: Municipal bylaws index page for Town of Two Hills listing all adopted bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, construction hours: 07:00-22:00 any day; fines: not in excess of $500.00. Source: Bylaw 236-11 Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 236-11 Noise Bylaw

Summary: Regulates noise levels and disturbing sounds within the Summer Village of Val Quentin.

s. (4) "after the hour of ten o'clock in the evening and before the hour of seven o'clock in the morning of any day"

s. (5) "fine not in excess of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars"


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must be on a leash and under control when off the owner's property, except in designated off-leash areas.; max animals: five (5) Domestic Animals, of which no more than three (3) may be Dogs; fines: $50.00 to $2,000.00; up to $10,000.00 on summary conviction. Source: Bylaw 300-30 Val Quentin Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 300-30 Val Quentin Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates ownership, licensing, and control of animals in Val Quentin. Supersedes Bylaw 262-17.

Dogs must be on a leash and under control when off the owner's property, except in designated off-leash areas.

five (5) Domestic Animals, of which no more than three (3) may be Dogs


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, allowed conditions: Cooking using Portable Barbecuing Appliance; recreational burning in Acceptable Fire Pits with clean fuel, no Prohibited Debris, control means, adult present.; fines: $500.00. Source: Bylaw 238-11 Fire Pit Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 238-11 Fire Pit Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the use of fire pits and open burning within the Summer Village of Val Quentin.

Cooking using Portable Barbecuing Appliance; recreational burning in Acceptable Fire Pits with clean fuel, no Prohibited Debris, control means, adult present.


Answer: The Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: APPROVED LAND USE BYLAW 300-34; Development Authority Bylaw 300-25, verified 2026-06-08.

APPROVED LAND USE BYLAW 300-34

Summary: Current Land Use Bylaw for Val Quentin, approved February 18 2026, governing zoning districts, permitted uses, and development standards.

Development Authority Bylaw 300-25

Summary: Establishes the development authority and authorizes a development officer for Val Quentin. Supersedes Bylaw 285-22.


Answer: The Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 283-22 Community Standards Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 283-22 Community Standards Bylaw

Summary: Establishes community standards for property maintenance and general conduct in Val Quentin.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, where allowed: Within Corporate limits via most direct route to Permitted Area outside limits; prohibited on park land, school grounds, restricted areas, lakefront between April 1st and October 31st.; helmet or age rules: Operator and passenger must wear an approved safety helmet securely attached to his/her head.. Source: Bylaw 274-20 Off Highway Vehicles Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 274-20 Off Highway Vehicles Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-highway vehicles within Val Quentin.

Within Corporate limits via most direct route to Permitted Area outside limits; prohibited on park land, school grounds, restricted areas, lakefront between April 1st and October 31st.

Operator and passenger must wear an approved safety helmet securely attached to his/her head.

Section 5 Part 5 i); Section 5 Part 6; Section 5 Part 4(iii)


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: yes, Fire Services Manager or designate, Fire Guardian. Source: Bylaw 237-11 Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 237-11 Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the discharge and use of fireworks within Val Quentin.

yes, Fire Services Manager or designate, Fire Guardian


Answer: The Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 229-09 Sewage Collection; Bylaw 240-11 Sewer Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 229-09 Sewage Collection

Summary: Regulates sewage collection services and connections within Val Quentin.

Bylaw 240-11 Sewer Bylaw

Summary: Governs sewer system connections, use, and standards in Val Quentin.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, public consumption: Establishment of 'no smoking areas' for cannabis related products in public places.. Source: Bylaw 266-18 Cannabis Public Places Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 266-18 Cannabis Public Places Bylaw

Summary: Regulates cannabis consumption in public places within the Summer Village of Val Quentin.

Establishment of 'no smoking areas' for cannabis related products in public places.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, schedule scope: Administrative, special services, tax, appeal, development, subdivision, and re-zoning fees for the Summer Village of Val Quentin.; notable fees: Photocopy $0.50 per copy; Tax Certificate $50.00; Development Permit Residential Principal Building $300.00; Subdivision Fees $1000.00 + $200.00 PER LOT; Re-zoning $2,000.00.. Source: Bylaw 300-28 Fees and Charges Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 300-28 Fees and Charges Bylaw

Summary: Sets fees and charges for municipal services and permits in Val Quentin. Supersedes Bylaw 276-20.

Administrative, special services, tax, appeal, development, subdivision, and re-zoning fees for the Summer Village of Val Quentin.

Photocopy $0.50 per copy; Tax Certificate $50.00; Development Permit Residential Principal Building $300.00; Subdivision Fees $1000.00 + $200.00 PER LOT; Re-zoning $2,000.00.


Answer: In the Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta, tax rate: General Municipal 4.999; Municipal Utility 1.4762; ASFF - Residential 2.6999; Lac Ste. Anne Foundation 0.2219; DI Property Tax 0.0792; Sewer Revitalization $300/per property; penalty interest: 18% penalty on unpaid taxes after June 30th, 2026 (added July 1st, 2026); 18% penalty on outstanding taxes after December 31st, 2026 (added January 1, annually). Source: Bylaw 300-36 Taxation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 300-36 Taxation Bylaw

Summary: Sets the 2026 property tax rate for the Summer Village of Val Quentin. Latest in annual tax rate series.

General Municipal 4.999; Municipal Utility 1.4762; ASFF - Residential 2.6999; Lac Ste. Anne Foundation 0.2219; DI Property Tax 0.0792; Sewer Revitalization $300/per property

18% penalty on unpaid taxes after June 30th, 2026 (added July 1st, 2026); 18% penalty on outstanding taxes after December 31st, 2026 (added January 1, annually)


Answer: The Summer Village of Val Quentin, Alberta has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 234-10 Fire Costs; Bylaw 270-19 Speed Limits; Bylaw 300-26 No Truck Route Bylaw; Bylaw 300-31 Control of Traffic Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 234-10 Fire Costs

Summary: Establishes cost recovery provisions for fire suppression services in Val Quentin.

Bylaw 270-19 Speed Limits

Summary: Establishes speed limits on roads within the Summer Village of Val Quentin.

Bylaw 300-26 No Truck Route Bylaw

Summary: Designates no-truck routes within Val Quentin, restricting heavy vehicle movement on specified roads.

Bylaw 300-31 Control of Traffic Bylaw

Summary: Regulates traffic and road use within Val Quentin. Supersedes Bylaw 190 Street Control.

Bylaws

Summary: Municipal bylaws index page for Summer Village of Val Quentin listing all adopted bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Town of Valleyview, Alberta, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sunday or holiday; exemptions: Town employees acting within scope, permitted noise under s. 18.5, or activities under valid development permit/legal non-conforming use.; fines: $250.00-$10,000.00. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #2023-11, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #2023-11

Summary: Consolidated community standards bylaw effective September 11, 2023. Supersedes Noise Control Bylaw 2010-03, Nuisance Bylaw 2013-03, Graffiti Bylaw 2008-13 and Disturbance Bylaw 2007-13. Covers noise, nuisance, fencing, graffiti, litter and safety standards.

7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sunday or holiday

Town employees acting within scope, permitted noise under s. 18.5, or activities under valid development permit/legal non-conforming use.


Answer: In the Town of Valleyview, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $40.00/dog; $20.00/dog spayed; $100.00/dog Restricted; free; leash rule: Must be on permitted leash (max 2 metres) when off Owner's Property or Permitted Property.; max animals: 3 dog(s). Source: Animal Control Bylaw #2017-02, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw #2017-02

Summary: Regulates licensing, confinement and control of dogs and animals within Valleyview. Establishes dog licensing requirements, at-large prohibitions, impoundment procedures, and prohibited animal provisions.

$40.00/dog; $20.00/dog spayed; $100.00/dog Restricted; free

Must be on permitted leash (max 2 metres) when off Owner's Property or Permitted Property.

Section 3.2; Definition "PERMITTED LEASH"


Answer: The Town of Valleyview, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 2022-11, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 2022-11

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw regulating development and use of land in Valleyview. Establishes zoning districts, development standards, and special land use regulations including cannabis retail stores.


Answer: In the Town of Valleyview, Alberta, standards: Property showing serious disregard for maintenance, including excessive accumulation of material, garbage, derelict vehicles, grass higher than 15 centimetres (6 inches), or failure to maintain reasonable state of repair.; enforcement: Compliance Order issued; if failed, Town may cleanup and recover costs as debt or tax; fines liable upon conviction.. Source: Community Standards Bylaw #2023-11, verified 2026-06-08.

Community Standards Bylaw #2023-11

Summary: Addresses unsightly premises and nuisance conditions including unkempt properties, litter, debris, and graffiti. Replaces the standalone Nuisance Bylaw 2013-03.

Property showing serious disregard for maintenance, including excessive accumulation of material, garbage, derelict vehicles, grass higher than 15 centimetres (6 inches), or failure to maintain reasonable state of repair.

Compliance Order issued; if failed, Town may cleanup and recover costs as debt or tax; fines liable upon conviction.


Answer: In the Town of Valleyview, Alberta, collection schedule: once per week from one Collection Point from all standard residential premises; container or bag limit: assigned Waste Receptacle; bags no smaller than 26" × 36", max 25 kg; accepted or banned: Acceptable: Household, yard, large items, recyclables. Banned: Hazardous, biomedical, construction materials, treated lumber, outside waste.; fee: $18.00 monthly for Residential Curbside Collection; added to the water and sewer bill. Source: Waste Management Bylaw #2024-06, verified 2026-06-08.

Waste Management Bylaw #2024-06

Summary: Establishes and maintains Valleyview's waste management system for collection, removal and disposal of solid waste from residential and commercial properties, and regulates the recycling centre. Supersedes Waste Management Bylaw 2023-08.

once per week from one Collection Point from all standard residential premises

assigned Waste Receptacle; bags no smaller than 26" × 36", max 25 kg

Acceptable: Household, yard, large items, recyclables. Banned: Hazardous, biomedical, construction materials, treated lumber, outside waste.

$18.00 monthly for Residential Curbside Collection; added to the water and sewer bill


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


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, quiet hours: nine o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning; exemptions: Town employees, emergency vehicles, RCMP, Peace Officers, and exigent work by Town Department, Utility Company, or contractor.; fines: $100.00-$10, 000.00. Source: Noise Bylaw No. 956-19, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw No. 956-19

Summary: Prohibits, eliminates, and abates noise in Vauxhall. Establishes quiet hours, restricts construction noise, vehicle noise and other sources of disturbance. Repeals Bylaw 838-09.

nine o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning

Town employees, emergency vehicles, RCMP, Peace Officers, and exigent work by Town Department, Utility Company, or contractor.


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $15.00; Free (Service Dog); $25.00/year (Multi-Dog); $500.00/year (Dangerous Dog); half price after Sept 30; $5.00 (Replacement); leash rule: No person shall permit or allow such dog to run at large within the corporate limits of the Town.; fines: $25.00 to $1,500.00; double for subsequent offences. Source: Dog Control Bylaw No. 858-11, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Control Bylaw No. 858-11

Summary: Regulates licensing and control of dogs within Vauxhall. Sets licensing fees, at-large prohibitions, impoundment procedures, restricted dog provisions, and bite response requirements. Repeals Bylaw 835-09 and Schedule E of Bylaw 790.

$15.00; Free (Service Dog); $25.00/year (Multi-Dog); $500.00/year (Dangerous Dog); half price after Sept 30; $5.00 (Replacement)

No person shall permit or allow such dog to run at large within the corporate limits of the Town.

$25.00 to $1,500.00; double for subsequent offences


Answer: The Town of Vauxhall, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 833-09 (consolidated to Bylaw 973-21), verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 833-09 (consolidated to Bylaw 973-21)

Summary: Comprehensive land use bylaw establishing zoning districts and regulating development in Vauxhall. Adopted April 20, 2009 and consolidated to Bylaw 973-21 in January 2021.


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, standards: Unsightly means land or improvements which show signs of disregard for general maintenance or upkeep, including excessive accumulation, litter, derelict vehicles, or graffiti.; enforcement: Written order to remedy, Municipal Violation Ticket, court proceedings, penalties per Schedule A, or MGA sections 545/546 remedies.. Source: Public Nuisances, Untidy and Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 908-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Public Nuisances, Untidy and Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 908-16

Summary: Regulates, controls and abates public nuisances, untidy premises and unsightly premises in Vauxhall. Establishes property maintenance standards and remedial order powers.

Unsightly means land or improvements which show signs of disregard for general maintenance or upkeep, including excessive accumulation, litter, derelict vehicles, or graffiti.

Written order to remedy, Municipal Violation Ticket, court proceedings, penalties per Schedule A, or MGA sections 545/546 remedies.


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, billing basis: metered. Source: Water and Sewer Bylaw No. 1014-26, verified 2026-06-08.

Water and Sewer Bylaw No. 1014-26

Summary: Regulates terms, conditions, rates and charges for Vauxhall water and sewer services. Repeals Bylaw 990-23. Updates peace officer definition and electronic notice provisions.

Schedule "D" (Metered Water Service within Corporate Limits)


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: All businesses within the Town, except Deliverymen, Truckers, Charitable/Non-Profit, Wholesalers, Farmers Market vendors, Town services, or legislation exempt.. Source: Business License Bylaw No. 907-16, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw No. 907-16

Summary: Requires all businesses and industries operating in Vauxhall to hold a valid business licence. Sets licensing categories, fees, application process, and penalties for non-compliance.

All businesses within the Town, except Deliverymen, Truckers, Charitable/Non-Profit, Wholesalers, Farmers Market vendors, Town services, or legislation exempt.


Answer: In the Town of Vauxhall, Alberta, public consumption: A person must not smoke, vape or consume cannabis in public place.; fines: Minimum Penalty $50, Specified Penalty $100. Source: Cannabis Consumption Bylaw No. 930-18, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Consumption Bylaw No. 930-18

Summary: Restricts smoking, vaping, or consuming cannabis in public places within Vauxhall. Aligns with provincial legalization framework under the Cannabis Act.

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

Minimum Penalty $50, Specified Penalty $100


Answer: The Town of Vauxhall, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Rates Bylaw No. 1015-26, verified 2026-06-08.

Rates Bylaw No. 1015-26

Summary: Establishes service fees and rates for municipal services provided by the Town of Vauxhall.


Answer: The Town of Vauxhall, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Rates of Taxation 2025 Bylaw No. 1008-25, verified 2026-06-08.

Rates of Taxation 2025 Bylaw No. 1008-25

Summary: Annual tax rate bylaw establishing mill rates for municipal taxation on assessable properties within Vauxhall for the 2025 taxation year.


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


Answer: The Town of Vegreville, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Land Use Bylaw No. 11-2019, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw No. 11-2019

Summary: Vegreville's land use bylaw governing zoning districts, permitted and discretionary uses, development standards, and home occupation regulations. Currently under comprehensive review by Planning and Development Department.


Answer: In the Town of Vegreville, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: All businesses conducting commercial, merchandising, industrial, professional, trade, or goods/services activities within Vegreville; fee: Business License Transfer: $28.75; Resident Commercial: $86.25 + $60 Fire Inspection; Home Occupation Minor: $172.50, Major: $230 (Fire Inspection included); Non-resident Commercial: $86.25/day, $172.50/week, $345/year; Non-Resident General Contractor: $1150; Resident Seasonal: $115; Non-resident Seasonal: $230; Trade Show: $115/event or $345/year; 15% penalty after Feb 28; renewal: Annual, valid from date of issue until December 31; must be renewed by February 28. Source: Business Licence Bylaw No. 05-19, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw No. 05-19

Summary: Requires all businesses operating within Vegreville to hold a valid business licence. Defines business broadly to include commercial, professional, trade, and non-profit activity.

All businesses conducting commercial, merchandising, industrial, professional, trade, or goods/services activities within Vegreville

Business License Transfer: $28.75; Resident Commercial: $86.25 + $60 Fire Inspection; Home Occupation Minor: $172.50, Major: $230 (Fire Inspection included); Non-resident Commercial: $86.25/day, $172.50/week, $345/year; Non-Resident General Contractor: $1150; Resident Seasonal: $115; Non-resident Seasonal: $230; Trade Show: $115/event or $345/year; 15% penalty after Feb 28

Annual, valid from date of issue until December 31; must be renewed by February 28

"requires businesses to hold a valid Business License when conducting business within the boundaries of the Town of Vegreville"

"A commercial, merchandising, marketing or industrial activity... A profession, trade, occupation, calling or employments... An activity providing goods or services"

"License Fees" table; "After February 28 of each year, a 15% penalty will be added to the license fee"

"Business Licenses are valid from the date they are issued until December 31st of each year and must be renewed annually by February 28"


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


Answer: In the Town of Vermilion, Alberta, leash rule: Must be under physical control; leash not exceeding 3 meters unless in designated zone.; max animals: five (5) Dogs, or five (5) Cats, or combination thereof to a maximum of five (5) Domestic Animals; fines: $50.00 to $5,000.00; fines: not less than $100.00; $150.00 for Municipal Tags. Source: Bylaw 10-2025 Domestic Animal Control; Bylaw 7-2024 Urban Laying Hen, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 10-2025 Domestic Animal Control

Summary: Regulates domestic animals in Vermilion, including licensing, confinement, and nuisance control. Current consolidated animal control bylaw (2025).

Must be under physical control; leash not exceeding 3 meters unless in designated zone.

five (5) Dogs, or five (5) Cats, or combination thereof to a maximum of five (5) Domestic Animals

Bylaw 7-2024 Urban Laying Hen

Summary: Permits and regulates the keeping of urban laying hens within Vermilion, including flock size, coop requirements, and licensing.

not less than $100.00; $150.00 for Municipal Tags


Answer: The Town of Vermilion, Alberta has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1-2020 Development of Land and Buildings; Bylaw 2-2022 Intermunicipal Subdivision Establishment; Bylaw 3-2021 Vermilion Intermunicipal Developmental Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1-2020 Development of Land and Buildings

Summary: Vermilion's Land Use Bylaw governing the development of land and buildings, land-use districts, and permitted uses.

Bylaw 2-2022 Intermunicipal Subdivision Establishment

Summary: Establishes an intermunicipal subdivision arrangement, defining lot creation and servicing requirements across municipal boundaries.

Bylaw 3-2021 Vermilion Intermunicipal Developmental Plan

Summary: Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP) for Vermilion, providing a joint planning framework with neighbouring municipalities.


Answer: In the Town of Vermilion, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Bylaw 5-2020 Water and Wastewater Utilities Management, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 5-2020 Water and Wastewater Utilities Management

Summary: Governs the management, connection, and use of Vermilion's water and wastewater utility systems.

All water supplied by the Town to an Owner shall be measured


Answer: In the Town of Vermilion, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on or operating any business within the Town, unless specifically exempted by law.; fee: Schedule "A": Hawker and Peddler $120/day to a maximum of $500 Annually; Resident Business $150 Annually; Home Occupation $150 Annually; District Resident Business $150 Annually; Non-Resident Business $250 Annually; Non-Resident General Contractor $500 Annually; Seasonal Youth Entrepreneur Business $10 Annually. s. 13: half the annual cost if commencing after July 1.; renewal: Terminates midnight Dec 31 of year issued. Invoiced January of each year, due Jan 31.. Source: Bylaw 20-2014 Licensing, Control and Regulating Businesses, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 20-2014 Licensing, Control and Regulating Businesses

Summary: Establishes the framework for licensing and regulating businesses operating within the Town of Vermilion.

Any person carrying on or operating any business within the Town, unless specifically exempted by law.

Schedule "A": Hawker and Peddler $120/day to a maximum of $500 Annually; Resident Business $150 Annually; Home Occupation $150 Annually; District Resident Business $150 Annually; Non-Resident Business $250 Annually; Non-Resident General Contractor $500 Annually; Seasonal Youth Entrepreneur Business $10 Annually. s. 13: half the annual cost if commencing after July 1.

Terminates midnight Dec 31 of year issued. Invoiced January of each year, due Jan 31.


Answer: In the Town of Vermilion, Alberta, schedule scope: Off-site levy assessed on developable land within the development region on a per acre basis for off-site infrastructure.. Source: Bylaw 5-2022 Off-Site Levy, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 3-2019 Subdivision Fees

Summary: Sets subdivision application and related fees payable to the Town of Vermilion.

Bylaw 5-2022 Off-Site Levy

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

Off-site levy assessed on developable land within the development region on a per acre basis for off-site infrastructure.


Answer: The Town of Vermilion, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw 4-2026 Authorization of Taxation Rates, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 4-2026 Authorization of Taxation Rates

Summary: Sets the municipal taxation rates for Vermilion for the 2026 fiscal year.


Answer: The Town of Vermilion, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw 1-2026 Emergency Management Program; Bylaw 3-2018 Smoking and Vaping, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw 1-2026 Emergency Management Program

Summary: Establishes Vermilion's emergency management program, roles, and responsibilities for planning and response.

Bylaw 3-2018 Smoking and Vaping

Summary: Regulates smoking and vaping in public places and designated areas within Vermilion.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index page for Vermilion's bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, quiet hours: ten o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning of any day; exemptions: Industrial activities, emergency situations, life-saving duties, Village work, emergency vehicles, public utilities, authorized events, parades, carnivals, church bells, factory whistles.; fines: $500.00-$2,000. Source: #482-06 Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#482-06 Noise Bylaw

Summary: Establishes noise limits and prohibited noise activities within the Village of Veteran.

ten o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning of any day

Industrial activities, emergency situations, life-saving duties, Village work, emergency vehicles, public utilities, authorized events, parades, carnivals, church bells, factory whistles.


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $10 yearly; Assistance Dog free of charge; leash rule: Dogs must be under Physical Control via a permitted leash no more than 2 metres, held by a competent owner.; max animals: More than 3 dogs prohibited. Source: #511-13 Dog Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#511-13 Dog Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the licensing, control, and keeping of dogs within the Village of Veteran.

$10 yearly; Assistance Dog free of charge

Dogs must be under Physical Control via a permitted leash no more than 2 metres, held by a competent owner.

$250 (first offence); $500 (second offence within 1 year); $750 (third or subsequent offence within 1 year); up to $10,000 where penalty not specified

"The Owners of all Dogs six (6) months of age and older within the Village shall"

"Yearly dog license fee"; "Assistance Dog will be issued a Dog Tag free of charge"

"Permitted Leash, which is securely held by a competent"

"fine not exceeding $10,000.00 or to imprisonment"


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, allowed conditions: Allowed if fire pit meets Section 10(1) specs, portable appliance, smudge fire, or Village campground pit. Prohibited during fire ban.; fines: $250 First Offence, $500 Second Offence, $750 Third Offence. Source: #512-13 Fire Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#512-13 Fire Bylaw

Summary: Regulates fire prevention, open burning, and fire-related activities within the Village of Veteran.

Allowed if fire pit meets Section 10(1) specs, portable appliance, smudge fire, or Village campground pit. Prohibited during fire ban.

$250 First Offence, $500 Second Offence, $750 Third Offence


Answer: The Village of Veteran, Alberta has 1 adopted bylaw on file: #547-21 Veteran LUB (Land Use Bylaw), verified 2026-06-08.

#547-21 Veteran LUB (Land Use Bylaw)

Summary: Comprehensive Land Use Bylaw governing land-use districts, permitted and discretionary uses, and development standards in Veteran.


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, sidewalk clearing: within 48 hours of the time when the snow, ice, dirt or other obstruction was formed or deposited thereon; fines: not less than One Hundred ($100) dollars or more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500) dollars. Source: #519-15 Traffic Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#470-01 Parking Bylaw

Summary: Regulates parking of vehicles on streets and public property within the Village of Veteran.

#519-15 Traffic Bylaw

Summary: Governs traffic and vehicle movement on village roads, including speed, parking, and road-use rules.

within 48 hours of the time when the snow, ice, dirt or other obstruction was formed or deposited thereon

not less than One Hundred ($100) dollars or more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500) dollars


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, standards: Prohibited: grass/weeds >7 inches, litter/debris accumulation, animal excrement, dilapidated structures, >1 unregistered vehicle, RV in front yard except on approved driveway; enforcement: Verbal/written warning, violation tag or ticket, Order to remedy; non-compliance allows Village to execute order at owner's cost, expenses added to tax roll. Source: #555-23 Unsightly Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#555-23 Unsightly Premises Bylaw

Summary: Regulates and enforces standards for maintaining premises free of unsightly or hazardous conditions.

Prohibited: grass/weeds >7 inches, litter/debris accumulation, animal excrement, dilapidated structures, >1 unregistered vehicle, RV in front yard except on approved driveway

Verbal/written warning, violation tag or ticket, Order to remedy; non-compliance allows Village to execute order at owner's cost, expenses added to tax roll

s. 10(4); s. 10(7)(b); "expenses incurred by the Village will become an amount owing"


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, where allowed: Village limits excluding highways (except crossing/designated), parks, playfields, Schedule 1, Highway 12/Secondary 884 rights of way.; helmet or age rules: No person under the age of 14 years in public place (unless supervised); CSA approved safety helmet required.. Source: #486-06 Off-Highway Vehicles Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#486-06 Off-Highway Vehicles Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) on roads and public land within the village.

Village limits excluding highways (except crossing/designated), parks, playfields, Schedule 1, Highway 12/Secondary 884 rights of way.

No person under the age of 14 years in public place (unless supervised); CSA approved safety helmet required.


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, storage, discharge; permit available: written permission from Village Council, Fire Chief, or Safety Codes Officer. Source: #513-17 Fire Arms and Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#513-17 Fire Arms and Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the discharge of firearms and fireworks within the Village of Veteran.

written permission from Village Council, Fire Chief, or Safety Codes Officer


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, billing basis: metered and flat. Source: #510-13 Utilities Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#510-13 Utilities Bylaw

Summary: Governs municipal utility services including water and wastewater connections, rates, and conditions of service.


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, retail permitted: True; where allowed: Central Commercial (C1), General Commercial (C2), Section 25; 200 metres from schools, reserves, health care facilities.. Source: #530-18 Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Cannabis, verified 2026-06-08.

#530-18 Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Cannabis

Summary: Amends the Land Use Bylaw to address cannabis retail and production land-use regulations.

Central Commercial (C1), General Commercial (C2), Section 25; 200 metres from schools, reserves, health care facilities.

add 'Cannabis Retail Sales' as a discretionary use


Answer: In the Village of Veteran, Alberta, tax rate: Residential/Farmland 14.498, Non-Residential 29.861, Machinery & Equipment 25.736, Designated Industrial 0.0728. Source: #567-26 2026 Property Tax Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#567-26 2026 Property Tax Bylaw

Summary: Sets property tax rates for the Village of Veteran for the 2026 fiscal year.

Residential/Farmland 14.498, Non-Residential 29.861, Machinery & Equipment 25.736, Designated Industrial 0.0728


Answer: The Village of Veteran, Alberta has 7 adopted bylaws on file: #483-06 Public Places Bylaw; #484-06 Bullying Bylaw; #506-12 Cemetery Bylaw; #541-20 Emergency Management Bylaw; #546-20 Regional Emergency Management Bylaw REMP Bylaw; #562-25 Procedural Bylaw; #568-26 Surveillance and Privacy bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

#483-06 Public Places Bylaw

Summary: Regulates conduct and use of public places within the Village of Veteran.

#484-06 Bullying Bylaw

Summary: Prohibits bullying and harassment behaviours in public within the Village of Veteran.

#506-12 Cemetery Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the use, maintenance, and interment procedures for the village cemetery.

#541-20 Emergency Management Bylaw

Summary: Establishes the Village of Veteran's emergency management program and responsibilities.

#546-20 Regional Emergency Management Bylaw REMP Bylaw

Summary: Establishes a regional emergency management partnership and program covering multiple municipalities.

#562-25 Procedural Bylaw

Summary: Governs the procedures for Village of Veteran council meetings and decision-making processes.

#568-26 Surveillance and Privacy bylaw

Summary: Governs the use of surveillance technology and privacy protections within the Village of Veteran.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing Village of Veteran's municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, construction hours: between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. of any day excluding Holidays and between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and l0:00 p.m. on Holidays; exemptions: Construction, Town work, industrial activity, domestic equipment, AC units if operated normally/within hours.; fines: $100.00-$1,000.00. Source: Noise Control Bylaw 99-532 and Amendment 003-557, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw 99-532 and Amendment 003-557

Summary: Establishes noise control standards and prohibited noise activities within the Town of Viking.

between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. of any day excluding Holidays and between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and l0:00 p.m. on Holidays

Construction, Town work, industrial activity, domestic equipment, AC units if operated normally/within hours.


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, licence required: True; licence fee: $15.00 neutered; $35.00 unaltered; $750.00 vicious; $5.00 replacement; leash rule: Leash max 1.5m, sufficient strength, held by person able to restrain or tied to stationary object.; max animals: 4 pets; max 3 dogs. Source: Animal Control Bylaw 674-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw 674-2026

Summary: Regulates the control, licensing, and keeping of animals within the Town of Viking (2026 current version).

$15.00 neutered; $35.00 unaltered; $750.00 vicious; $5.00 replacement

Leash max 1.5m, sufficient strength, held by person able to restrain or tied to stationary object.


Answer: The Town of Viking, Alberta has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw 2012-640; Subdivision and Residential Use of a Institutional Use site Bylaw 2024-640, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw 2012-640

Summary: Comprehensive Land Use Bylaw governing zoning districts, permitted uses, and development standards for the Town of Viking.

Subdivision and Residential Use of a Institutional Use site Bylaw 2024-640

Summary: Authorizes subdivision and residential use of a specific institutional site, amending land-use designations accordingly.


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, sidewalk clearing: The Owner or Occupant of any property adjoining a public sidewalk shall clear away any and all snow, ice, dirt, debris or other materials from said sidewalk... within forty-eight (48) hours of the time when the snowfall ended or the ice, dirt or other obstruction was formed or deposited thereon.; fines: penalty of $100.00 for each offence; fine of not less than the stipulated voluntary penalty and not more than $2,500.00. Source: Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw 703-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw 703-2026

Summary: Requires property owners to clear snow and ice from adjacent sidewalks within specified timeframes.

The Owner or Occupant of any property adjoining a public sidewalk shall clear away any and all snow, ice, dirt, debris or other materials from said sidewalk... within forty-eight (48) hours of the time when the snowfall ended or the ice, dirt or other obstruction was formed or deposited thereon.

penalty of $100.00 for each offence; fine of not less than the stipulated voluntary penalty and not more than $2,500.00


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, standards: A person shall not cause or permit to exist unsightliness or a nuisance with respect to any building or land they own or occupy.; enforcement: property owner shall; (i) remedy the deficiencies... or (ii) remove or demolish the building; standards: Premises shall not be unsightly, untidy or nuisance condition, including rubbish, inoperative vehicles, dilapidated structures, unsafe excavations, overgrown weeds, or interfering trees.; enforcement: Officer may issue Order to remedy. If not completed, Town may undertake actions and charge cost against person; if unpaid, charged against premises as taxes.. Source: Derelict Properties Bylaw 2025-730; Nuisance or Unsightly Premises Bylaw 2018-665 and Amendment 2019-685, verified 2026-06-08.

Derelict Properties Bylaw 2025-730

Summary: Addresses derelict, abandoned, and deteriorated properties, requiring owners to remediate or remove unsafe structures.

A person shall not cause or permit to exist unsightliness or a nuisance with respect to any building or land they own or occupy.

property owner shall; (i) remedy the deficiencies... or (ii) remove or demolish the building

Nuisance or Unsightly Premises Bylaw 2018-665 and Amendment 2019-685

Summary: Regulates nuisance conditions and unsightly premises, requiring property owners to maintain safe and tidy properties.

Premises shall not be unsightly, untidy or nuisance condition, including rubbish, inoperative vehicles, dilapidated structures, unsafe excavations, overgrown weeds, or interfering trees.

Officer may issue Order to remedy. If not completed, Town may undertake actions and charge cost against person; if unpaid, charged against premises as taxes.


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge; permit available: Yes, from the Town of Viking or Chief Administrative Officer. Source: Fireworks Bylaw 2022-692, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks Bylaw 2022-692

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

Yes, from the Town of Viking or Chief Administrative Officer


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Water Sewer Plumbing and Solid Waste Collection Bylaw 2024-697, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Sewer Plumbing and Solid Waste Collection Bylaw 2024-697

Summary: Governs water, sewer, plumbing connections, and solid waste collection services and obligations in Viking.


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, licence required: True; who must license: Any person engaged in business within Town of Viking, including sub-contractors. Excludes hawkers selling provincial goods.; fee: prescribed fee as set out in Schedule "A"; half fee after June 30; non-resident twice resident fee.. Source: Business License Bylaw 393, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw 393

Summary: Establishes requirements for business licensing and regulation of commercial activities in Viking.

Any person engaged in business within Town of Viking, including sub-contractors. Excludes hawkers selling provincial goods.

prescribed fee as set out in Schedule "A"; half fee after June 30; non-resident twice resident fee.


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, retail permitted: True; where allowed: Central Commercial District C1. Not within 200 metres of schools, health care, public assembly, daycare, or other cannabis retail.. Source: Land Use Amendment Cannabis Bylaw 2018-669, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Amendment Cannabis Bylaw 2018-669

Summary: Amends the Land Use Bylaw to establish regulations for cannabis retail and production land uses.

Central Commercial District C1. Not within 200 metres of schools, health care, public assembly, daycare, or other cannabis retail.

Section 9.6 Central Commercial District - C1


Answer: In the Town of Viking, Alberta, notable fees: Highway 14 Water Commission Transmission Water Rate remain at $0.79 per cubic meter. Source: Master Rates Bylaw 714-2026 - Amendment - January 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Master Rates Bylaw 714-2026 - Amendment - January 2026

Summary: Sets amended schedule of municipal fees and service rates for Viking (current January 2026 version).

Highway 14 Water Commission Transmission Water Rate remain at $0.79 per cubic meter