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Water Rates Notice
Camrose County Council has approved new water rates for 2012 effective February 14, 2012.
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NOTICE - DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT OF 2011 PROPERTY TAXES
12% PENALTY WILL BE ADDED MARCH 1, 2012
TO ALL OUTSTANDING TAX ARREARS
PAYMENT CAN BE MADE AT THE COUNTY OFFICE
3755 - 43 AVENUE, CAMROSE, ALBERTA
UNTIL 4:30 P.M., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2012
OR
RECEIVED POST-MARKED BY FEBRUARY 29, 2012
Camrose County offers a Pre-Authorized Monthly Payment Plan for taxes. Please call the County office for application forms and further information.
FIRE PERMIT SEASON
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development has just announced that the Fire Season for the Province of Alberta for 2012 shall commence on March 1, 2012.
Please see your local Fire Chief, Councillor, Peace Officer or visit the County Office or Ag Services Office for your Fire Permit on or after that date.
CAMROSE COUNTY 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Mark your calendars. Camrose County will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary on August 24-25, 2012. Events include: golf tournament, banquet, prairie fun days, bench show and more. Watch here for more details.
2012 OPERATING AND CAPITAL BUDGET
Budget 2012 - Council adopted the 2012 Interim Budget at their Meeting - December 13, 2011. Highlights of Interim Budget include: Total Operating Revenue - $11,847,174 - Total Operating Expenses - $23,048,740 and a Total Capital Budget - $3,443,400. Check out the 2012 Budget Information at 2012 County Budget. The Final 2012 Budget and Mill Rate Bylaw will be considered by Council in April 2012.
PUBLIC NOTICE - BEESLEY SPRING - DRIED MEAT LAKE
DOUBTFUL- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Review updated test results - WATER TESTS
AGRICULTURAL AWARDS BANQUET
March 13, 2012 at the Camrose Regional Exhibition starting at 5:00 p.m. Wall of Honor recipients Humphrey Banack and Mildred Luz, plus 11 Century Farms. Tickets $25 available at the Camrose County Seed Cleaning Plant. Call 672-4765 for information.
CHANGES TO PELICAN POINT PARK CAMPGROUND RESERVATIONS
The method for reserving a site at Pelican Point Park has changed starting in 2012. All reservations will now be made through the Reserve.AlbertaParks website and call centre. For more information on Pelican Point Park click the following link. View
DRY CONDITIONS CAUSE CONCERNS FOR ALBERTA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS.
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CAMROSE COUNTY NOTIFICATION EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2012
The West Dried Meat Lake Regional Landfill will no longer be accepting Agricultural Plastics (silage covers, grain bags, plastic twine) co-mingled with Municipal Solid Waste. Separated Agricultural Plastics may be delivered to the landfill for disposal and recycling. For more information, please contact the Landfill at 780-877-2269 or Camrose County ASB Office at 780-672-4765.
ALBERTA FARM FRESH LOCAL FOOD SHORT COURSE 2012
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Highlights of the last Council Meeting - February 14, 2012
That Camrose County accept the proposal from TNT Canada Consultants for the Engineering and Construction Services to complete the Hay Lakes Truck-fill, in the amount of one hundred and fifty five thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars ($155,220.00), with County crews to construct the site pad, tie-in approaches, building, the pipeline connection from existing line and site services (power)
That Camrose County accept the RFP from International for a 2013 Model 4300M7 for the price of seventy thousand nine hundred ninety seven dollars ($70,997).
That Administration be directed to schedule a joint Council meeting with the Town of Bashaw to discuss mutual issues and initiatives.
That the Standing Committee to Investigate Complaints look at the drainage issue on the NE 8-48-22-W4 - TWP 422 west of RR224, and if necessary a recommendation be brought back to Council
That Council rescind By-Law 1203 and give three readings to By-law 1220 and adopt the new residential potable water rates of $2.40 per cubic meter for Braim as well as $4.00 per cubic meter for temporary construction service rates.
That Council rescind By-Law 1204 and give three readings to By-Law 1221 and adopt the new residential potable water rates of $2.40 per cubic meter for Ohaton and $5.00 per cubic meter for the bulk station as well as $4.00 per cubic meter for temporary construction services rates.
That Council rescind By-Law 1205 and give three readings to By-Law 1222 and adopt the new residential potable water rates of $2.40 per cubic meter for Ervick as well as $4.00 per cubic meter for temporary construction services rates.
That Council reaffirm with the landowner of SW 27-48-21-W4 that Camrose County's position is that, after further review, the County is not responsible for the alleged drainage concerns as outlined in the invoice totaling $27,822.58.
That Council authorize a letter be written under the Reeve's signature to support Ecole Sifton School Playground Committee in their endeavor to obtain a Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP) grant for the purpose of upgrading and redeveloping the playground and related equipment.
That Camrose County sponsor $100 - "Bronze Sponsor" for the 2012 Alberta Women’s Institute Convention to be held in Camrose June 26-28, 2012 as per Category C - Major Local Event as per the Event Sponsorship Policy 5.15 with funding to come from the Grants to Organizations Account in the 2012 Budget
Bylaw 1217 - Agricultural Parcels - was DEFEATED
Village of New Norway Dissolution Information - Watch for updates
Camrose County Workbook to Alberta Municipal Affairs for the Dissolution Study of the Village of New Norway. For a copy of the Camrose County Workbook and supporting documents, please follow Village of New Norway Dissolution Workbook and Village of New Norway Dissolution Workbook - Supporting Documents
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Public Boards and Committees
Are you interested in shaping a family recreational park within Camrose County. Submit you name to sit on the Tillicum Park Management Committee today. For more information call Steven Gerlitz - 780-672-4446 or email at sgerlitz@county.camrose.ab.ca. Have your say today.
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