Town Notices
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Notice of Decisions
Development Permit NumberSite Information & DecisionProposed Development99-255302 Vista Trail, Unit 230Decision: ApprovedDate of Decision: June 2, 2025Appeal Jurisdiction: RISDABAppeal Deadline: June 23, 2025Fascia Sign101-254933 Aspen Lakes BoulevardDecision: ApprovedDate of Decision: June 9, 2025Appeal Jurisdiction: RISDABAppeal Deadline: June 30, 2025Rear Yard Setback Variance115-25Football Field adjacent to 5000 Leung RoadDecision: ApprovedDate of Decision: June 17, 2025Appeal Jurisdiction: RISDABAppeal Deadline: July 8, 2025Football Field Score Clock93-25Trail north of 5817 Panorama DriveDecision: ApprovedDate of Decision: June 18, 2025Appeal Jurisdiction: RISDABAppeal Deadline: July 9, 2025Wayfinding SignUpdated: 2025-06-18
Development
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Broadway Reservoir Project to Support Future Growth
Blackfalds, Alberta (June 23, 2025)–Construction has begun on the Broadway Avenue Reservoir Expansion project!In late 2022, the County of Lacombe approached the Town to discuss the limits of existing water and sewer servicing for the Aspelund Industrial Area that is currently serviced by the Town through a Joint Servicing Agreement.Due to these limitations, crews are now installing a large underground water tank (6,500 cubic metres) and connecting it to the water system. The expansion is necessary to support future growth and ensure enough water is available for both everyday use and fire protection, including in the County of Lacombe’s Aspelund Industrial area.This project will not affect drinking water; supply and quality will remain the same.A preliminary budget of $6.8 million dollars was estimated for this project based on previously built costs incurred in the area, according to the council memo prepared by Director of Infrastructure and Planning Services, Preston Weran. However, there is limited information on the final scope of this project as no detailed or preliminary design had been undertaken prior to the allocation of budget and the costs are anticipated to be close to $7.8 million.To assist with the cost of the project, the Town submitted and was successful in receiving the Government of Alberta's Local Growth and Sustainability Grant, in the amount of $2,314,486. The annual Grant supports local governments by funding infrastructure that:addresses growth pressuresattracts economic development opportunitiesaddresses unique or emergent needs in their communitiesNow that construction has begun, the majority of the work will take place within the fenced construction zone, but drivers may notice more truck traffic and some delays near the site. Please watch for turning trucks and drive carefully in the area.Construction will continue until late 2027, with work hours set for 7:00am to 7:00pm, Monday to Saturday, following our Community Standards Bylaw.For more information:Kim IsaakChief Administrative Officer403.885.6255 kisaak@blackfalds.caPreston WeranDirector of Infrastructure & Planning Services403.885.6242 pweran@blackfalds.ca
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Spring Yard Cleanup: Clean Up After Pets!
The Town of Blackfalds is reminding all residents to be responsible pet owners by promptly cleaning up after their dogs. Leaving dog waste in public areas is not only unsanitary but also poses potential health risks to residents and pets alike.Why it's important:Health and Hygiene: Dog waste can harbour harmful bacteria and parasites that can be dangerous for humans, especially children, and other animals.Public Spaces: Clean streets, parks, and walkways contribute to a more pleasant and enjoyable environment for everyone.Respect for Neighbours: Leaving dog waste can be unsightly and disrespectful to those who share our community spaces.How to do it right:Bring a poop bag: Always carry a poop bag when walking your dog.Pick it up immediately: When your dog defecates, promptly pick up the waste and dispose of it properly in a designated waste container or your own garbage.Don't leave it: Ensure that you don't leave bags of dog waste lying on the ground or attached to trees.Enforcement:The Town of Blackfalds takes this issue seriously and will be enforcing ourAnimal Control BylawThank you for your cooperation in keeping our community clean and healthy!
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