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Village of Clyde viability plan and next steps

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This report reflects the spirit of the Government of Alberta’s Municipal Sustainability Strategy and the Village of Clyde Viability Review Team’s approach to determining the long-term viability of... More ≫

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This report reflects the spirit of the Government of Alberta’s Municipal Sustainability Strategy and the Village of Clyde Viability Review Team’s approach to determining the long-term viability of Clyde. The Village of Clyde Viability Plan describes two options to ensure the long-term viability of Clyde: Option 1: Clyde continues as an incorporated village and follows directives from the Minister of Municipal Affairs to ensure the long-term viability of the Village of Clyde. Option 2: The Village of Clyde dissolves and becomes the hamlet of Clyde in Westlock County.

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Village of Clyde viability review : initial findings report

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The Village of Clyde Viability Review Initial Findings Report is intended to provide Clyde community members with information about the Village of Clyde’s finance and governance, as well as... More ≫

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The Village of Clyde Viability Review Initial Findings Report is intended to provide Clyde community members with information about the Village of Clyde’s finance and governance, as well as programs and services that are offered by the village for the Clyde community. The Village of Clyde Viability Review Team analyzed and reviewed the information which is based on provincial records and information provided by the Village of Clyde between March 2013 and May 2014 and is reflective of the information available at that time. The Initial Findings Report was developed as part of the Village of Clyde Viability Review in order to determine the viability of the Village of Clyde (village) as an incorporated municipality. The structure of this report reflects the spirit of the Government of Alberta’s Municipal Sustainability Strategy, and the viability review team’s approach to the determination of the village’s viability.

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