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Bragg Creek group seeks environmental reserve along Elbow River - Vimarsana News

Bragg Creek group seeks environmental reserve along Elbow River

Bragg Creek Environmental Coalition pitches idea to Rocky View County.

Bragg Creek group asks RVC committee to consider creating a new environmental reserve along the Elbow River - Vimarsana News

Bragg Creek group asks RVC committee to consider creating a new environmental reserve along the Elbow River

Klepacki, along with other members of the BCEC executive, claimed that zoning the area as an environmental reserve was an opportunity to help maintain the balance of the environment and development in the picturesque hamlet.

Council seeking Cochrane Lake Neighbourhood scheme amendments - Vimarsana News

Council seeking Cochrane Lake Neighbourhood scheme amendments

The Neighbourhood scheme should set new density requirements for the growing development.

Centennial Park not for sale - Vimarsana News

Centennial Park not for sale

Article content As the City of Wetaskiwin looks at economical development, it won’t be looking at changing Centennial Park at this time. During the May 10 regular council meeting, Andrew Chell, the City’s manager of Planning and Engineering presented council with a report on the present and future use of Centennial Park. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Centennial Park not for sale Back to video Earlier this year, the City’s Business Mix Analysis was presented to the Committee-of-the-Whole, which identified several action times intended to ...

City waives fees for patios - Vimarsana News

City waives fees for patios

There will be no permit fees and fewer hoops to jump through for local restaurants wanting to put a patio at their establishment this summer.