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Land and Property Rights Tribunal overturn Wheatland County abattoir denial - Vimarsana News

Land and Property Rights Tribunal overturn Wheatland County abattoir denial

Alberta’s Land and Property Rights Tribunal has overturned a decision made by the Wheatland County Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) on May 9 of this year to deny a development permit application

Wheatland County Councillor challenges Code of Conduct ruling in court - Vimarsana News

Wheatland County Councillor challenges Code of Conduct ruling in court

Wheatland County Councillor Glenn Koester is challenging the County’s decision regarding a complaint he received last year suggesting he violated the County’s Code of Conduct. Koester has chosen t

Wheatland County looks into community hall thermal ratings - Vimarsana News

Wheatland County looks into community hall thermal ratings

Wheatland County administration were directed to review community halls within its municipal boundaries to determine if any thermal efficiencies can be achieved to help reduce operating costs, and an

Wheatland County council approves extra funding for audio, visual updates - Vimarsana News

Wheatland County council approves extra funding for audio, visual updates

Wheatland County council approved an additional $60,000 towards the update of the audio and visual equipment in its council chambers and Emergency Communications Centre (ECC) during the regular Tuesda

Backyard hens, bees nixed by Wheatland County council - Vimarsana News

Backyard hens, bees nixed by Wheatland County council

Amendments to the Wheatland County Land Use Bylaw (LUB) to allow hamlet residents to keep backyard hens or bees was defeated by council following a public hearing during the regular Tuesday, March 22