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Ministerial Order MSD:034/23 [Municipal Affairs]

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Twenty-four municipalities and two regional services commissions have requested more time to submit their 2022 financial reporting. This ministerial order extends the timelines for the following... More ≫

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Twenty-four municipalities and two regional services commissions have requested more time to submit their 2022 financial reporting. This ministerial order extends the timelines for the following municipalities: Summer, Village of South Baptiste,, Village of Bawlf, Village of Big Valley, Village of Cowley, Village of Donnelly, Village of Lomond, Village of Ryley, Village of Vilna, Town of Cochrane, Town of Crossfield, Town of Devon, Town of Drumheller, Town of High Level, Town of High River, Town of Olds, Town of Spirit River, Town of Strathmore, City of Wetaskiwin, Kananaskis Improvement District, Municipality of Jasper, Big Lakes County, Kneehill County, Municipal District of Bighorn No.8, and Strathcona County.

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Ministerial Order MSD:053/22 [Municipal Affairs]

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Provides a time extension until June 1, 2024 for Wheatland County and the Town of Strathmore to complete an intermunicipal collaboration framework and an intermunicipal development plan.

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Ministerial Order MSD:099/20 [Municipal Affairs]

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Provides the Town of Strathmore with a time extension to no later than March 31, 2021 to conduct a public auction for tax recovery purposes for four properties.

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Ministerial Order No. MSL:023/19 [Municipal Affairs]

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The timelines regarding the preparation, presentation, and submission of the financial statements for the Town of Strathmore are extended.

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Inspection report : Kneehill regional water services commission

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There is little doubt that had the Villages involved in this Commission presented this water supply system that was to only involve their water usage volumes alone, the project would not have been... More ≫

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There is little doubt that had the Villages involved in this Commission presented this water supply system that was to only involve their water usage volumes alone, the project would not have been approved or supported by the Alberta Government. Other alternatives to their water issues would have had to be determined and examined. If it concluded that the Municipal District of Rocky View No.44 and Kneehill County's decision not to annually contribute in net water volume based on their 55% water allocation share nor to be responsible for their 55% share of the debenture debt is not appropriate and lead exclusively to the direct financial deficits of the Commission, then these rural municipalities and tem alone should be held responsible for the financial demise of the Commission.

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