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In and Around...

A Community Guide for Residents & Visitorsto the North Peace

FAIRVIEW

Fall/Winter 2011 www.fairview.ca


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ADVERTISE

The In and Around

Fairview Guide

will have 2 issues

per year.

The Spring/Summer is to

be released early

April and the Fall/Winter

is to be released early

September.

If you wish to be a part

of the guide to promote

your organization

please contact:

Daryl Greenhill

Community Services

Manager

780-835-5461

Email:[email protected]

Submissions will be

required 4 weeks prior to

distribution.

In and Around Fairview Fall/Winter 2011

Fitness, Sport and Recreation

55+ Summer Games ..................38

Cummings Lake

Recreational Area..........9, 10, 11

Dunvegan Fish & Game

Association .................................13

Dunvegan Nordic Ski Club ......13

Fairplex Arena ..............................30

Fairview Curling Club ................36

Fairview Minor Hockey .............35

Fairview Regional

Aquatic Centre ...................22-28

Fairview Ski Hill ...........................33

GPRC .......................................... 2, 40

Silver Blades .................................35

Taoist Tai Chi .................................33

Unchaga Lanes ............................17

Whispering Pines Ski Area .......20

Community Support and

Wellness

AB Health Services .....................36

Career Resource Centre ............18

Fairview Rotary Club ...................8

Family & Community

Support Services.......................14

Community Support and

Wellness continued

Family & Community Resource

Centre ...........................................15

Arts, Culture and Education

Childs World Day Care ..............37

College Town Capers .................17

Fine Arts Centre ..........................37

Church Directory ........................16

Fairview Public Library .............13

Mitelka Folkloric Theatre .........34

Fairview Veselka Dancers .........36

Other Important Pages

Chamber ........................................34

Clear Hills County .......................21

Community Contacts

and Events ............................3, 4, 5

Fairview Fire Department ........16

Fairview Fire & Rescue ..............17

M.D. of Fairview ...........................19

Town of Fairview

...........................7, 12, 29, 31, 32, 39

Town Office: ..................................................................................780-835-5461Fax:.................................................................................................... 780-835-3576

Email: ...............................................................................reception@fairview.ca

Website: .....................................................................................www.fairview.ca

Public Works:................................................................................780-835-4026

Fairplex Arena: ...........................................................................780-835-2723

Aquatic Centre: ..........................................................................780-835-2812

NPR Landfill: ................................................................................780-835-2576

Garbage Pick-up: .......................................................................780-835-5950

Animal Control: ..........................................................................780-835-0563

or .......................................................................................................780-596-2237Public Library: ............................................................................780-835-2613

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FITNESS, SPORT AND RECREATION

Awana Kids Club..........................................................................................................................................................780-835-5185

Cummings Lake Recreation Area Open May 1-October .............................................................................780-835-5461

David Thompson Bible Camp................................................................................................................................780-494-2103

Dunvegan Fish & Game Association contact Martin Larsen ..................................................................... 780-876-6556

Fairview Curling Club contact Cheryl Biegel 780-835-5293 ....................................................................... 780-835-2828

Fairview Golf Club ......................................................................................................................................................780-835-2844

Fairview Gymnastics Club.......................................................................................................................................780-835-8651

Fairview Kings Senior Hockey Club contact Gerry Noullett ...................................................................... 780-835-1144

Fairview Ladies Hockey League contact Karla Stucklschwaiger 780-835-3760 ................................... 780-835-2187

Fairview Minor Ball .............780-835-0852

Fairview Minor Hockey....................................................................................................... www.fairviewminorhockey.com

Fairview Minor Soccer Registration starts in March ...................................................................................... 780-835-3219

Fairview Motocross Association .......................................780-834-8454

Fairview Olympians Swim Club Season starts May 1st ................................................................................780-835-3872

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre .....................................................................................780-835-2812

Fairview Shorin Ryu Karate Club Classes run September to May........................................................... 780-835-8178

Fairview Ski Hill ...........................................................................................................................................................780-835-4725

George Lake Campground Open May 1-October .......................................................................................... 780-494-2419

GPRC Recreation Centre .......................................................................................................................................... 780-835-6689

Hines Creek Curling Club contact Ken Wamsley .............................................................................................780-834-0115

Hines Creek Golf and Country Club ........................780-494-2217

Hines Creek Minor Hockey Club.............................................................................780-835-9290

Horangi Taekwon-Do ................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-2223

KidSport ..........................................................................................................................................................................780-835-2225

North Peace Bracket Racing Association......................................................................................................... 780-618-7349North Peace Sporting Horse Club .......................................................................................................................780-835-5151

Ratepayers Hockey League .................................................................................................780-835-4850

Scouts ..............................................................................................................................................780-835-5085 / 780-835-3165

Silver Blades Figure Skating Club ......................................................................................780-494-2004 / 780-596-2405

Taoist Tai Chi.................................................................................................................................780-835-4642 / 780-835-2408

TOPS Club Inc................................................................................................................................................................780-835-3655

Unchuga Lanes & Lounge .......................................................................................................................................780-835-2695

Whitelaw Curling Club .................................................................................................780-835-4897

Whispering Pines Ski Hill www.skiworsley.com .............................................................................................780-685-2594

COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND WELLNESS

AL-ANON Family Group

.......................................................................................................... 780-835-2120

Alberta Health Services..............................................................................780-835-4951

Canadian Hard of Hearing Association ............................................................................................................ 780-835-2503

Childs World Day Care .............................................................................................................................................. 780-835-2102

Crossroads Resource Centre & Womens Shelter .........................................................................................780-835-2120

Fairview & Area Food Bankcontact N. Anne Grayson .................................................................................. 780-835-3655

Fairview & Area Pallitive Care Society .............................................................................................................. 780-835-4951

Fairview & District Association for the Handicapped ...............................................................................780-835-2591

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND WELLNESS CONTINUED

Fairview & District Chamber of Commerce ....................................................................................................780-835-5999

Fairview Citizens on Patrol (C.O.P.) Recruiting new volunteers. Contact Cpl. Brad Giles ................ 780-835-4031

Fairview Fire and Rescue Society ........................................................................................................................780-834-6568

Fairview Victims Services Association P.O. Box 610, Fairview ................................................................... 780-835-4557

Family & Community Resource Centre & Library Located across from the Fairplex Arena .......... 780-835-5471

FCSS Family & Community Support Services Located across from the Fairplex Arena ................. 780-835-5471

Nothwest Alberta Child and Family Services Authority ..........................................................................780-835-7191

Northwest Peace Community Adult Learning Council .............................................................................780-835-6618

Peace Parent Link........................................................................................................................................................780-835-3273

Rural Crime Watch contact Sgt. Bruce Bracken ................................................................................................780-835-4031

Share Radio 94.7 FM/91.5 FM ...............................................................................................................................780-835-5660

WJS Alberta.....................................................................................................................................................................780-624-8550

ARTS, CULTURE AND EDUCATION

4-H Clubs contact Regional Office ..........................................................................................................................780-835-7536

Bluefest .............................................................................................................................................................................780-835-3183

College Town Capers ..................................................................... June Lyons 780-835-5388 Mary Pelz 780-835-5356

End of Steel Museum & Park...................................................................................................................................780-494-3522

Fairview & Area Learning Store Located across from the Fairplex Arena ..............................................780-835-3800

Fairview & District Playschool Box 287 [email protected] ..........................................780-835-5849

Fairview Museums Open May-September .......................................................................780-835-2397 / 780-835-2632

Fairview Public Library..............................................................................................................................................780-835-2613

Fairview Veselka Dance Club..................................................................................................................................780-835-4479GPRC Fairview Campus .............................................................................................................................................780-835-6600

Hines Creek Music Festival ......................................................................................................................................780-494-2419

Historical Dunvegan Provincial ParkOpens May 15-Labour Day.

Hours 10am-5pm...........................................................................................Summer: 780-835-7150 Winter: 780-835-7206

Lions Old Time Country Music Festival ...........................................................................780-835-0466 / 780-835-3378

Mitelka Folkloric Theatre & Dance Company .................................................................................................780-685-3813

Peace River & District Music Teachers [email protected] ..................................... 780-624-1256

Rombs Jamboree www.fairviewfestival.com ...............................................Rocky 780-991-0288 May 780-835-3596

The Fairview Fine Arts Centre [email protected] ..............................................................................780-835-2697

Toastmaster Chris Eakin .............................................................................................................................................780-835-3827

SERVICE GROUPS AND SOCIETIES

Fairview & District Agriculture Society .............................................................................................................780-494-7536

Fairview and District Lions Club .........................................................................................780-835-4690 / 780-835-3378

Fairview Fire & Rescue Society ..............................................................................................................................780-834-6568

Fair Ladies with a View (Red Hat Society) ...........................................................................................................780-835-4868

Golden Age Society.....................................................................................................................................................780-835-2608

Heart of the Peace Recreation Society ..............................................................................................................780-835-5306

Knights of Columbus..................................................................................................................................................780-835-5520

Northland Masonic Lodge #147 Regular Meeting, 3rd Tuesday ...............................................................780-835-3235


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SERVICE GROUPS AND SOCIETIES CONTINUED

Rotary Club .....................................................................................................................................................................780-835-241

Royal Canadian Legion #84.....................................................................................................................................780-835-412

Whitelaw Agricultural Society ...............................................................................................................................780-596-200

Wild Rose Rodeo Association .................................................................................................................................780-494-363

Highland Park Hall .....................................................................................................................................................780-835-381

Woodlawn Hall ........................................................................................................ Jill 780-835-4541 Wendy 780-835-596

COMMUNITY HALLS

David Thompson Hall................................................................................................................................................780-494-393

The Legion Hall ............................................................................................................................................................780-835-373

Golden Meadow Community Hall contact Annemarie Greenhill ............................................................780-835-328

GPRC Fairview Campus Conference Office .....................................................................................................780-835-662David Thompson Hall................................................................................................................................................780-494-393

Waterhole Hall..............................................................................................................................................................780-835-486

Whitelaw Community Hall......................................................................................................................................780-596-396

EEO Community Centre Town Office ...................................................................................................................780-835-5461

Friedenstall Community Hall contact Chris Heck ..........................................................................................780-835-459

Highland Park Hall .....................................................................................................................................................780-835-381

Woodlawn Hall ........................................................................................................Jill780-835-4541 Wendy 780-835-596

CAO ................................................................................................................................................................................. Larry Davidson

Public Works Manager............................................................................................................................................ Garry Leathem

Community Services Manager ...........................................................................................................................Daryl Greenhill

Finance Manager...........................................................................................................................................................Janice Fryka

Municipal Secretary................................................................................................................................................Monika Ralston

Town of Fairview Contact Information

Town Office..................................................................................................................................................................780-835-5461

Fax ...................................................................................................................................................................................780-835-357

Email............................................................................................................................................................. [email protected]

Website.....................................................................................................................................................................www.fairview.ca

ADVERTISE

The In and Around Fairview Guide will have 2 issues per year.

The Spring/Summer is to be released early April and the Fall/Winter is to be released early Septembe

If you wish to be a part of the guide to promote your organization please contact:

Daryl Greenhill - Community Services Manager

780-835-5461

Email: [email protected]

Submissions will be required 4 weeks prior to distribution.


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1. Know the Risks:

Blizzards, Extreme Cold, Extreme

Heat, Floods, Wildfires, Power

outages, Winter storms, Tornadoes

2. Make a Plan:

Plan how and where to meet

- Where in your home

- Safe meeting place outside of your

home

Alternate places to stay such as

family and friends outside of your

neighborhood

Emergency Exits - Out of your home

- Out of your neighborhood - Out of

your Town

3. Educate

Know the emergency plans

in your workplace and your

childrens school, emergency

contact information, the location

of fire extinguishers, water valve,

electrical box, gas valve, all Family

members know how to contact

emergency services

4. Have an Emergency Kit

Have some basic supplies so you and

your family are prepared to be self-

sufficient for at least 72 hours. Make

sure your kit is easy to carry and

everyone in the house knows where

it is. Keep it portable incase you need

to leave.

For more information

about Emergency Preparedness

go to www.getprepared.ca

Are You Prepared for an Emergency?

72 HOURS

Some Recommended Items for Your Kit

Water Food Manual can opener Flashlight and Batteries First Aid Kit

Battery operated radio Candles & Matches Toiletries Utensils Garbage

Bags Basic Tools Duct Tape

In the event of an emergency in our community

you and your family should be prepared

to take care of yourselves for a minimum of 72 hours.


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FAIRVIEWROTARY CLUB

What does the Rotary Club do in Fairview?

Here are some examples from this past year...

Please contact our

Membership Chair,

Kamie Currie at 780-835-3279

www.serviceaboveself.ca

Want to find out more about Rotary?

We dont blame you!

Meetings are every Friday at noon at the Dunvegan Inn.

Find out more.


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Cummings Lake Recreation AreaCampground Open From May to October

Campground Amenities

28 Overnight Camping stalls with electrical

hookups

Self Registration

Washroom and Shower Facilities

- Wheel Chair Accessible

Group Camping Area

Day use Area with shelter

Drinking water available form hand pump

Regulation Slow Pitch and Baseball

Diamonds Free Firewood

Horseshoe Pits

Fish Cleaning Station

Bird Watching

Hiking On the Cummings Lake Trail

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Childrens Playground

Boating (electric motor only) and Boat

Launch

Dumping Station Located Next to Tourist

Booth (South end of Town)

Rates

Electric hookup stalls ........................................................................$20/day or $100/weekGroup use Camping area has 9 power stalls .......................................................$100/nightDay Group use area ............................................................................................ $35.00/dayConcession Booth ............................................................................................... $50.00/day

Located 2 km North of Fairview on Secondary Highway 732

For more information call 780-835-5461


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Time for TotsAges 3 to 5 yrs. Tuesdays at 11:00am

Please call the library to register your child.Only 10 spots available. Session is 6 weeks.

Begins each September.

Rhyme Time-On Mommas LapAges 6 mos. - 2 yrs.

Thursdays at 11:00amPlease call the library to register your child.

Only 10 spots available. Each session is 6 weeks.Begins each September.

Services we offer:

www.tracpac.ab.ca

September-June Hours of Operation:

Membership Fees:

Fairview Public Library

For moreinformation call

Martin Larsen

780-876-6556

DUNVEGAN FISH & GAMEASSOCIATION

Celebrating over 25 years ofCross Country skiing in the Heart

of the Peace.

With club volunteers tracksetting8 km of trails in Fairview at

Cummings Lake and 12 km oftrails at Sand Lake, skiers can enjoy

the winter wonderland for free.Club members enjoy up to

date trail reports along with the

opportunity to participate in skiclinics, and group outings such as

moonlight skiis.

Come join us!The low membership fee of $20/

person or $50/family keep the

grooming equipment in fuel andinsurance in place.

For more info [email protected] call Bob at 780-835-4652

or Fred at 780-835-4958.

DUNVEGAN NORDICSKI CLUB

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Fairview & District

People Helping People

F & CS S

Fairview & District Family andCommunity Support Services is a

partnership between the Provinceof Alberta, Town of Fairview and

Municipal District of Fairview

No. 136 that develops locally driven preventative social initiatives toenhance the well-being of individuals,families and communities.

School Association

Community Adult

Coalition

Association

Programs supported byFairview & District FCSS

Support

Program

Community Initiatives


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FAMILY& COMMUNITY

RESOURCE CENTRE & LIBRARY

e Family and Community ResourceCentre & Library are supported bythe Town of Fairview, the MunicipalDistrict of Fairview No. 136 & HinesCreek. FCRC received a one time

grant from Clear Hills County andTransCanada to purchase new books& DVDs that provide resources forindividuals, families and our communitiesevery day.

PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

Development Team

Council support families, seniors, schools & communityorganizations on issues from parenting and

wellness to issues on high risk behaviors and selfimprovement.

CATEGORIES INCLUDE:

and managing school & stress to learningdisabilities, bullying, drugs & alcohol

Mayo Clinic on heart health,beginner yoga and mediation

focusing on self-improvement,

verbal and non-verbalcommunication

suicide, self-injury, depression,teens and adults

for families to challenges such as divorce

Services and Library are FREE!

Current Resource Centre Programs & PartnersResource Materials - Books, Videos & DVDs


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ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA

10902 103 Ave.St. Helen's, FairviewRector: Rev. Lesley HandOffice: 780-835-2580

BLUESKY MENNONITE

Contact: Stan Burkholder 780-854-7182Church: 780-835-2489

CORNERSTONE BAPTIST

10501 100 St.Pastor: Trevor ShaffrickChurch: 780-835-5656

WESTSIDE COMMUNITY CHURCH (PAOC)

Senior Pastor: Al Fraserwww.wschurch.com

Associate/Youth Pastor: Mark Fraser

FAIRVIEW GOSPEL CHAPEL

Corner of 105th Ave. and 11th St.Pastor Dave Brisbin

780-835-4198 (office)

FAIRVIEW (ST.PAUL'S) UNITED

Corner of 103rd Ave. and 111th St.Harold Imes Minister 780-835-2008

http://stpaulsunited.wordpress.com

TRINITY LUTHERAN

11304-105 Ave, FairviewPastor: John Rapp 780-524-3712 (Valleyview)

780-835-2480 (Fairview - messages)

WORSLEY BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor: Dick Hale 780-685-3953Church: 780-685-3930

ST.THOMAS MORE ROMAN CATHOLIC

Father Benjamin NwaejeRectory: 780-835-2040

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY,

HINES CREEK

Father Benjamin NwaejeContact: Glen Zavisha 780-494-3770

FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN REFORMED

Pastor. Bill Weenink 780-835-5295

FAIRVIEW ALLIANCE

Pastor: Gerry Wegreen

FAIRVIEW SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

780-835-5620Pastor: Tyler Rosentren 780-624-1041

CHURCH DIRECTORY

The Fairview Fire Department does a widevariety of community service such as a Toy

and Food Drive and Fire Prevention Week

which runs annually in October.

REMINDER!All households that have a smokedetector! Now is the time to check the

batteries. To help you remember do it in the

spring when Daylight Saving Time begins

and in the fall when Daylight Saving Timeends!

Seeking New Recruits!Full training provided!

Garry Leathem, Fire ChiefFairview Volunteer Fire Department

780-835 5461 [email protected]


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If you are interested

and looking for more

information please contact

Mary Pelz

780-835-5356

The Christmas ExpressEarly December 2011

The CTC will be casting for auditions.

Watch for details!

2011-2012PRODUCTIONS

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FairviewFFRS

Fire & RescueSociety

The Fairview Fire and Rescue Society

is a cooperative venture of the FairviewVolunteer Fire Department, Fairview EMS,

and Fairview RCMP to work jointly towards

fundraising and enhancing the safety and

well-being of the community. There arealso members on the society that are not

associated to any of the local Emergency

Services.

In addition to purchasing much neededequipment for the local Emergency

Services, the society also makes donations

to other worthwhile causes in the Fairview

area, such as a yearly donation to STARS AirAmbulance (nearly $70,000 to date), EMS

Safe Halloween, and supplying the SchoolZone speed reader boards. The Society also

hosted the 1st Annual Emergency ServicesBall, which will be a yearly event with

contributions towards Victim Services. The

amount of money raised by the FFRS for

the continued safety of the community isinto the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

If you are interested in more information

about the FFRS, interested in making

a donation, or would like to volunteer,please contact any of the local Emergency

Services, or Chairperson Cpl. Brad GILES at

780-835-4031.

Second Annual

EMERGENCY BALLOctober 22, 2011


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To All Albertans

We assist all Albertans

who are unemployed,

underemployed or just

looking for work...

OUR FREE SERVICES INCLUDE

Resumes- need to update your old one or require a

new one?

Job Board- updated daily

Services- computer access, fax, photocopier,

scanner and telephone

Resources- various books and publications to use for

your job search

An Employment Specialist is available to

assist you...in Career Opportunities

that suit your needs...

ASLS Career Resource Centre is...

located in the Mall on Main - Fairview, AB

For more information please

call 780-835-4005 x 101

PHONE 780.532.7930CELL [email protected]

logos web design

business cards advertising brochures posters

20 years of design experience

...where more costs less!

Corrina Darke


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MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF FAIRVIEW NO. 13610957 - 91st Avenue

Fairview, AB T0H 1L0

Ph. 780-835-4903

Website: mdfairview.com

The Municipal District of Fairview No. 136 is located approximately

558 km north of Edmonton on Highway 43 and 90 km north of

Grande Prairie on Highway 2. To enter the municipality from the

south, you will cross the mighty Peace River on the Dunvegan

Bridge, the longest gravity-anchored suspension bridge in

Alberta. Crossing the Gateway to the North will bring you to the

Historic Dunvegan Park and Interpretive Centre.

THE MAPLES

Pratts Landing is located on the shoresof the Peace River, 26 river kilometers,

4 hours of paddling upstream from

Dunvegan - if driving you can access

this wilderness park from secondary

highway 682, 32 km west of the Town

of Fairview. There are 15 stalls with Fire

pits, free firewood, and there is also a

playground for the kids.

The Maples is a beautiful day use picnic area located on the west side of Dunvegan Bridge. It is located

approximately 26 km south of the Town of Fairview on Highway 2. Visitors may investigate numerous

stories about the fascinating history of this area by touring both parks. Historic Dunvegan was one of the

first areas to be settled in the region. Along with great camping and picnic facilites, there are adjacent

commercial gardens and gift shops to explore. The HIstoric Dunvegan Park has a wonderful campground

with hook-ups for RVs and Campers.

PRATTS LANDING

This region is the Music Festival Capital

of Northern Alberta, with many festivals that take place from June

to August. TheAnnual Bluefest is the 3rd Sunday in August in the

hamlet of Bluesky located within the M.D. of Fairview No. 136, 9 km

east of the Town of Fairview. There are many local musicians taking

the stage, with lots of food and activities for the kids. The Fairview Amateur Rodeo happens the 3rd

weekend in July, and the North Peace Bracket Racing Association holds drag races throughout the

summer months at the Fairview Airpot located just 5 km west of Fairview, on Highway 34.


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WHISPERING PINES SKI AREA

Triple Chair Lift T-Bar

Handle Tow Chalet Rental Shop

Ski and Snowboard School

Cross-Country Ski Trails

Operated by the

Worsley Clear HIlls Ski Club

Ph: 780-685-2594

Collect: 780-866-2594

www.skiworsley.com


Special rates for

accommodations at the

Worsley Gateway Inn

780-685-2080

Groups with a variety of abilitiescan ski & snowboard together in a

relaxed & friendly environment!

Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays

Lifts Operate from 10:00am-4:00pm

Rental Shop opens at 9:00am

For RATES please contact our website

www.skiworsley.com

or phone 780-685-2594 collect 780-866-2594


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AquaticCentre

Fairview Regional

Rental of Pool The Aquatic Centre boasts a five lane pool,zero depth leisure pool, large hot tub, climbingwall and a great water slide. Some of our otheramenities include an outdoor deck for theswimmers and an activity room with fridge, sink,microwave and BBQ patio. The Aquatic Centreis a great option for birthday parties, familyfunctions and business parties.

Available Rental Times for Pool

Fridays 8:30-9:30pmSaturdays 5:30-9:30pmSundays 10am-Noon & 5:30-9:30pm

Rental Rates

Private $85.00/hr + gstNon-Profit $75.00/hr + gstActivity Room $10.00/hr + gst

** For rentals with more than 40 people, there will be an additional

fee of $20.00/hr charged for an additional lifeguard.

Phone: 780 - 835-2812Fax: 780-835-6787


Website: www.fairview.ca

General Rules of the Pool

accompanied in the water and activelysupervised by a responsible person who isat least 14 years of age.

the boot racks or carried to your locker

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LessonsDolphins - 3-5 yrs. (5 Classes)

Children learn to be independent in the water through

play and structured skill development.

Days: Monday & Wednesday

Cost: $21.00

Time: 3:45 - 4:15 pm

Lesson Dates:

Sept. 12th-26th Se pt . 28 th -O ct . 12 th

Oct. 17th-31st No v. 21 st -D ec . 5t h

Dec. 7th-21st Jan. 2nd-16th

Jan. 18th-Feb. 1st Feb. 6th-20th

Feb. 22nd-March 7th M ar ch 1 2 th - 26 t hMarch 28th - April 18th*

*Note: No lessons on April 9th & 11th

Day: Saturday

Time: 11:20 - 11:50 am

Lesson Dates:

Sept. 17th-Oct. 15th Jan. 7th-Feb. 4th

Oct. 22nd-Nov. 19th Feb. 11th-March 10th

Stages 6 yrs. & up (10 classes)Stage 1: Orientation to the water

Cost: $37.00 (with membership) or $42.00 (without)

Days: Monday & Wednesday Time: 4:25 - 4:55 pm

Day: Saturday Time: 10:40 - 11:10 am

Stage 2: Skill Development

Stage 3: Skill Improvement

Days: Monday & Wednesday Time: 5:05 - 5:50 pm

Cost: $42.25 (with membership) or $47.25 (without)Day: Saturday Time: 9:45 - 10:30 am

Lesson Dates (Stages 1, 2 & 3)

Weekday Sessions Monday & Wednesday

Sept. 12th-Oct. 12th Jan. 2nd-Feb. 1st

Oct. 17th-Nov. 16th Feb. 6th-March 7th

Nov. 21st-Dec 21st March 12th-April 18th*

*Note: No lessons on April 9th & 11th

Sessions Saturday

Sept. 17th-Nov. 19th Jan. 7th-March 10th

Adult Lessons - 16+A program designed to each individuals ability and

needs! Whether you are starting from scratch, scared stiff

or would like to improve your strokes, come learn from

experienced instructors in a welcoming environment.

Cost:

Day:Thursday Time: 8:30 - 9:30 pmLesson Dates: Sept. 15th, 2011-June 28th, 2012

When you register for a session of adult lessons you will

receive a 5 punch card for the lesson. You then have the

option of choosing 5 Thursdays that are convenient for

you.

Ducklings & Dinos - 3 mos.-3 yrs.

This is a parent & baby/tot combination class. Parents

learn how to enjoy the water with their child & children

learn how to relax & be comfortable in the water. Each

session consists of 5 classes.

Cost: $21.00

Day: Wednesday Time: 11:00 - 11:30 am

Lesson Dates:

Sept. 28th-Oct. 26th Jan. 4th-Feb. 1st

Nov. 16th-Dec. 14th Feb. 8th-March 7th

Private & Special Needs LessonsWe also offer private & special needs lessons by request

only. Lessons taught in an inclusive setting or one on

one.

Note: Lessons run on Statutory Holidays

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Fall & Winter ScheduleEarly BirdMonday, Wednesday & Friday ...........6:30 am - 9:00 am

Note: No early bird swim on Statutory Holidays

Fit & 50+Monday, Wednesday & Friday ......10:00 am - 11:00 am

Family/ Adult Swim + Lane

Monday, Wednesday & Friday ........11:00 am - 1:00 pmMonday to Friday..................................6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday ....................................Noon - 3:00 pm

Public SwimMonday to Friday..................................7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Saturday & Sunday ..............................3:00 pm 5:30 pm

Aqua Jogging + LaneMonday, Wednesday & Friday .......11:00 am 1:00 pm

Day Time Aqua Size (with babysitting $2/child)

Monday & Friday ......................... .........1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Evening Aqua Size

Monday (deep water).........................8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Wednesday (shallow water) ............ 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

September 12th, 2011 - April 28th, 2012

Extra Public Swims:

2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Theres no school! Come to the pool!

September 5th & 28th

October 7th, 10th, 17th & 26thNovember 11th & 30th

December 22nd & 23rd

February 6th, 17th, 20th & 29th

March 8th, 9th, 12th & 26th

April 6th & 25th

Christmas Hours:

December 24th-January 8th

Weekend HoursFamily Noon-3:00pm

Public 3:00pm-5:30pm

Easter Hours:

April 7th-15th

Weekend Hours

Family Noon-3:00pm


Pool Closed:

December 24th, 25th, 26th & 31st

January 1st

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Aqua Size

Masters Swim Club

Fit & 50+:

For adults 50 years of age & up with an interest in keeping fit.A more forgiving form of exercise with low impact on joints &

injuries & its fun too!!

Aqua Jogging:

Non-instructed. Equipment available. Enjoy a workout onyour own or with fellow joggers.

Evening Aqua Size:

Fun & challenging - choose from low impact in shallow waterto no impact in the deep water. Deep water participants

wear a flotation belt.

Day Time Aqua Size:

Along with our regular class we will provide babysittingin the water for parents with children over 2 years of age,

$2.00 per child. Its a great way for moms & toddlers to get

out of the house & meet other moms with young children.Everyone is welcome you do not have to have kids to attend

this class.

See Schedule for days & times!

Have fun and get fit in our liquid gym!!

Classes are suitable for all fitness levels. You do not

have to be able to swim to participate & you donteven have to get your hair wet.

Non-Competitive

A great way to stay fit! Do you enjoy the water? Do you have anyjoint or medical issues that restrict your ability to walk, run or do landworkouts? Do you want to improve on your swim strokes? Then

Masters is the club for you. Swimming allows for great cardio andmuscle training with minimal impact on your joints and back. A fun

& friendly environment for adults of all ages and abilities.

Cost: $250.00 + gst for the season.Club fee includes an Adult 20 punch card & Season Pass holders

receive a 10% discount on club fee.Time: 8:30-9:30pm

Days:Tuesday, Thursday & FridaySeason: September 12th March 23rd

For more info or to register contact Pool Reception.


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LifeguardBronze Medallion &Bronze Cross

Classes will be offered in April 2011, dependent on number of

registrants and instructor availability.For details contact Pool Reception.

Standard First AidNo prerequisite.

Dates: November 19th & 20th

Times: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Cost: $105.00 (includes GST)

Junior Lifeguard Club

Non-Competitive

Is your teen a competent swimmer & interested in becoming a

lifeguard? Junior Lifeguard Club might be just what they are looking

for.

Prerequisite: Age 10+ Competent swimmer comfortable in deep end.

Cost: $140.00/session or $250.00 for the season Drop In: $5.00

Time: 5:00-6:00pm

Days: Tuesday, Thursday:registered only Friday: registered & drop in

Sessions: September 12-December 2 & January 2-March 23

Season: September 12-March 23

Courses

Prerequisite: Bronze Cross, Standard First Aid and must be 16 years

old by last day of the class. This is a 40 hour course and is the minimum

requirement to become a lifeguard.

Cost: $250 (includes GST & book)

Dates: January 2nd-6th, 2012

Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

NLS - National LifeguardService Award


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RatesDay Rates : for re-admission later the same day ask for a stamp3 and under..............................................................................................FreePreschool (4-5) ....................................................................................$1.00Youth (6-17) Senior (60+) ...............................................................$3.00Adult (18-59)/Aqua-Size .................................................................$4.25Family ...................................................................................................$10.50Season Pass Rates

Age 3 Month 6 Month 12 Month

Preschool (4-5) 22.00 33.00 58.00

Youth (6-17) 71.50 107.00 190.00

Adult (18-59) 82.50 125.00 215.00

Senior (60+) 71.50 107.00 190.00Family* 192.00 290.00 504.00

Punch Card Rates

Age 5 10 15 20

Preschool (4-5) 4.75 9.00 12.75 16.00

Youth (6-17) 14.25 27.25 39.00 50.00Adult (18-59) 20.25 38.75 55.50 71.00

Senior (60+) 14.25 27.25 39.00 50.00Family* 50.00 95.50 137.00 175.00

*Family consists of up to two care provider adults & their dependant

children (under the age of 18) that reside in the same residence.

Theme DaysMondays - Motivation Monday - All Day

Motivate someone to come to the pool! All Seasons Pass

holders can bring a friend for Free on Mondays

Tuesdays - Toonie Tuesday - All day

Its the best bargain in Town.

Everyone swims for a Toonie on Tuesdays.

Wednesdays - Family Wednesday

Promoting Family Fun & Fitness. *All families swim for only$8.40 (20%discount off regular cost)

Family Swim 11am-1pm & 6pm-7pm

Public Swim 7pm 8:30pm

*Family consists of up to two care provider adults & theirdependant children (under the age of 18)

that reside in the same residence.

Thursdays - Volleyball Thursday

Enjoy a game of water volleyball with friends or family.

Fridays - Food Bank Friday - All DayBring a non-perishable food donation & enter our

monthly draw for a free pool punch card.

Weekends - Super Saturday & Sunday

All dayAll weekend

Pool toys are left out all day for your enjoyment.

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre 780-835-2812


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NEW!!! After School

Sports ZoneTriathlon*

September 12-October 14

Swim, run& bike. This program teaches the sports basicelements & provides training specific to triathlon.

*Participants must provide their own approved cycle helmet& their own bike.

Water Polo

October 17-November 25

Skills taught are the same ones used by Olympic champions,but the rules, equipment & focus have been modified to make

the game fun & accessible to everyone.

Seim Fast

November 28-December 23Stroke drills, endurance building & goal setting give

swimmers the knowledge & confidence to swim efficiently

& fast.

Diving

January 2-February10

Fun & challenging, learn the proper techniques used for

competitive diving in a non-competitive environment.

Synchro

February 13-March 23

Learning thru fun is central to this program. Stretching, warm-up & conditioning sections improve flexibility & strength &

swimmers learn basic syncho & creative movement in thewater.

Combined Module*

March 26-April 20

Cost: $50 per module or $250.00 for the seasonSept 12 Apr 20

When:Tuesday & Thursday 4-5pm (registered participantsonly) & Friday 4-5pm (Friday you may bring a friend for $5.00

drop-in fee)

A fun module including Triathlon, Water Polo, Swim Fast,Diving & Synchro! A great way to wind up the season or try

all the sports for the 1st time. *Participants must provide

their own approved cycle helmet & their own bike.*Prerequisite:Age 8+ Must be a competent swimmer able toswim two lengths of the pool & be comfortable in the deep

end.

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre 780-835-2812


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Marquee Tent:

Size: 20 x 30 with a capacity of 20 tables

for 50 60 PeopleCost:

$165.00/day$85.00 each additional day$250.00 weekend rate (Friday Sunday)

$500.00 damage deposit

Portable Bleachers:

Size: 5 row 21 long seats up 65 peopleCost: $25.00 / day per bleacher

$500.00 damage deposit

Picnic Tables:

May be rented on a per event basisCost: $10.00/picnic table$100.00 damage deposit

Please add GST to all pricesThe renter is responsible for the

transportation of all rented equipment.

E.E. Oliver Community Complex

Please contact the Town of Fairview office

to book the complex.

There is a large gymnasium, ancillaryroom, Kitchen, Bar and stage available foryour function. Ideal for sporting events,

weddings, conventions, clubs and otherlarge functions.

Fairplex Arena

Available for skating Birthday Parties$50.00 /hr call Shauna at 835-2723 for

available times

Arena Off Season:Arena can be booked for a variety offunctions including:

Sporting events, Weddings, Trade Shows,Concerts and family reunions.The arena can be booked by the hour, day,

week and weekend.Call the Town office for the rates.

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FAIRPLEX

ARENAPublic and Family

Skate

Look for the Holiday schedule

for public skate and shinny, which

will be posted.

Closed December 24, 25, 26, 31

& January 1.

Arena open to all usersMonday, Tuesday, Thursday

and Friday

from

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Before January 1, 2011Sunday Family 5:00pm-6:15pm


After January 1, 2011Sunday Public 6:30pm-8:00pm

Outdoor rink is located south of the arena

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With every change in season comes a change in chores.

When it snows, mother nature provides us with a freewinter workout snow shoveling! To keep our community

moving smoothly and safely, everyone must pitch in.

For our part, the Town of Fairview Public Works department

works hard to keep our streets travel worthy in the most

effective and efficient manner.

Residents and commercial properties owners are responsible

for clearing snow and ice off walkways. Pursuant to Section

3 of Bylaw No.937/TR/2009, commercial properties musthave clean sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfalls end;

residential property owners are given 48 hours to clear

walkways.

Sidewalks are properly cleaned when all snow has

been removed and the walk has been salted/sanded as

required.

Fairview is a community with a big heart. Lets be reminded of

this while we help those who may have difficultly removingsnow from their sidewalks. In doing so, we achieve not only

the satisfaction of making positive connections with our

neighbours, but also in knowing our Town is safe!

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The Town of Fairview receives many calls from people who have lost

their pets, as well as complaints of stray animals wandering the streets or

trespassing on others property. The towns bylaw control officer will pick

them up and take them to the pound, but if the pets are not licensed, we

have no means of identifying the owners. If unclaimed after 72 hours, and

no adoption has taken place, the animals may be transferred to SPCA in

Peace River or may be euthanized. This is a sad but necessary task, paid for by the taxpayers. The problem is

easily rectified by purchasing an inexpensive pet license at the Town Office. It is critical that your pets wear

identification.

Is your dog gone? Call the Town Office immediately to see if it has been picked up. If looking to adopt ananimal, call the Town Office to leave your name and number to be kept on our file. We get young, intelligent,

beautiful and sometimes pedigree dogs and cats. If, on the other hand, you are not prepared to take on

the responsibilities that go with pet ownership, leave it be. Animals require a lot of love, care and attention.

Do not allow your animals to run at large, ever! That said, we have received reports of dogs being left on

leashes day and night, sometimes without shelter, food or water. They are left in blistering sun in summer

and freezing cold in the winter, laying in their own feces. Dogs are teased, tormented, abused and injured

by their human friends. If you witness any type of animal abuse, please call the Town Office or the RCMP

immediately. Animal cruelty has no place in Fairview!

Dont neglect your PETIQUETTE. You must not allow your pets to annoy neighbors. There is to be no

barking whatsoever between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am, and no incessant barking any time of theday. If you own a cat/cats, the kitty poo must stay in your own yard. When walking your dog, be sure to

take a plastic bag to scoop poop to be deposited in an appropriate garbage container. If you are walking

your dog, it must be on a leash and you must have complete control so it does not attack or intimidate

passers-by or other dogs.

Pursuant to Bylaw 941/G/2009 an owner of an animal is guilty of an offence if:

removed and disposed of in a sanitary manner

ITS A

DOG-GONE SHAME!

IF YOU LOVE YOUR PETS,

TAKE PROPER CARE OF THEM, OR GIVE THEM UP!


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Typically from December to March

AdultsY

outh

Child

Family

AdultYouth

Child

AdultandYouth

Child

Website:

Phone:Hours:

Fairview Beginner ClassThursdays 7-9 pm

Basement of Fine Arts Center

Fall Classesbeginning Oct. 6th

Open HouseSept 29th 7-9 pm

Winter Classesbeginning Feb 2nd

Open HouseJan 26th 7-9 pm

Grimshaw

Beginner ClassTuesdays & Thursdays 7-8 pm

Beginning Sept 6th

Contact: 780-835-4642

Spirit River

Beginner ClassWednesdays 7-8:30 pm

Beginning: Sept 28th

Contact: 780-864-4438

The Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada has been active in Grande Prairie and area (Fairview, Grimshaw, Spirit

River) for 23 years. The Society is run by dedicated volunteer instructors who maintain their training by attendingworkshops across Canada. The Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada is a charitable, volunteer run organization.

Practice of Taoist Tai Chi internal arts of health provides a number of health benefits including increasedcirculation, better balance, increased movement in the joints, improved flexibility, stress release, and many more!!

Contact 780-835-2908Email: [email protected] Web: western.canada.taoist.org

The International Taoist Tai Chi

Society has over 500 locations in

27 countries. Membership enables

you to practice at any Taoist Tai Chi

location. Dues are as follows:

Adult Beginners package: $155

includes registration, four months

of classes, and a t-shirt

Senior Beginner`s package: $130

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MITELKA FOLKLORIC THEATRE

& DANCE COMPANY2011-2012

Needed:

Dancers Jugglers Acrobats

Ages 4-Adult(4 & 5 year olds finish in January)

Mondays - Grade 7 to Adult Thursdays - Kindergarten to Grade 6

Dance Styles: Ballet Contemporary International Fold

Classes begin Sept. 8th at Waterhole Hall

Register by Aug. 25 & receive a 10% Discount

For more information please callCarol at 780-685-3813.

The Fairview & District Chamber of Commerce offers a range of services and

programs for individual businesses as well as being a major contributing factor

to a quality community in general. Member businesses and individual members

recognize that by working together through the Chamber they can help build a

successful, healthy community for businesses and residents. Along with the core

programs of the Chamber, new ideas and innovative activities are continually

occurring.

The current list of programs and services to

members of the Chamber include the following:

Advertising

Opportunities

Annual General Meeting

Business Referrals

Chamber Cash

Chamber Mixers

Chambers of Commerce

Group Insurance Plan

Farmers and MerchantsGolf Tournament

Interesting Guest

Speakers

Highway Signage

Monthly Luncheon

Meetings

Moonlight Madness

Passport to Christmas

Santa Claus Parade

Visitor InformationCentre

www.fairviewchamber.comLuncheon meetings are the first Wednesday of the month at the Dunvegan Inn. We welcome your interest in the Chamber and

invite you to be part of the development of your community and take advantage of everything that the Chamber provides.


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2011/12 REGISTRATION:

Tuesday, August 30, 6pm-9pm

Fairview Arena

E.E. Oliver Community Center

INITIATION REGISTRATION DAY

(ages 4, 5 and 6)

Fairview Arena

FAIRVIEW MINOR HOCKEY

Photos supplied by Bobbi-Jo Ponto

FairviewMinorHo

ckey

CHRISTMAS

DINE/DANCE

Saturday,Dec.3,2

011

E.E.OliverCommu

nityCenter

Its Great to Skate!!CanSkate is designed for beginners of all ages. Whether for recreation, hockey, or figure skating, your child will develop skating skills through games, music, creativity,participation, and skill development. Lessons are in a group format and led by an NCCP certified professional coach. Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches use

teaching aids, and a wide variety of activities that create a fun environment and promote learning.

FALL 2011 AND WINTER 2012 SESSIONS AVAILABLE!This is a very affordable and fun winter activity!

Not sure if your child will like it? Attend the first 4 sessions and if they arent ready to continue, you will get a full refund (less the skate Canada fee).

STARSkate offers opportunities for skaters to develop their skills in ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating.Skaters have the option of participating in test days and competitions throughout the season.

Watch for announcements ofregistration dates/times or contact

Jeff 780-835-7344 orCarol 780-835-4311

for more information onFairview Silver Blades

Programs.


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Curling is a Social Sport!On and off the ice its a great chance to get together

with friends...and make new ones! One thing is for

sure, the competition is always great fun!

So, Come On Out and Let it Slide!!!Leagues

FamilyLadies - Tuesdays

MensMixed - Thursdays

All leagues will begin towards the end of October and run

in the evenings draws at 6:45 and 9:00. (exception is the

Family which has one draw at 6:45, games are 6 ends)

Learn to Curl - Children Mid-November

Junior League(s) January thru March

Adult Learn to Curl and Advanced Clinics

Watch for our website,planned for a fall launch!

WATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION IN THE POST

IN EARLY OCTOBER REGARDINGLEAGUE REGISTRATION!

780-835-2828

For more informationcontact Cheryl Biegel 780-835-5293

FAIRVIEW VESELKA DANCERSJoin us in Learning Traditional Ukrainian Dance witha professional instructor who has over 25 years of

training and Instructing experience.Fast paced, Fun and Educational.

You cant get any better than this!Ages 4 18

Call Jody at 780-835-4479 or Nicole at 780-835-3740 for moreinformation on practice times and registration fees.

Call Jody at 780-835-4479 or Nicole at 780-835-3740 for moreinformation on practice times and registration fees.


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Tel: 780-835-2697Fax: 780-835-5561

Box 116, 10801-103rd AvenueFairview, Alberta T0H 1L0

[email protected]

The Fairview Fine Arts Society isa non-profit, charitable society, incorporated since 1979.

We offer:

MEMBERSHIP ADVANTAGE

Membership is $30/yr. for adults, $15 for juniors under 18

Attend our FREE monthly gallery shows featuring talented localartists and affordable art!

For Fall and Winter 2011/12 We Feature:Ag Society Quilt ShowSeasons Show & Sale

by Inspiration Six Constance Davidson Show & SaleMembers Christmas Show & Sale

Silent Auction of Art & Art SuppliesBag Ladies #2Joy Cook McKay Show & Sale

Children deserve professionals.


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The 2011 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games are over,

but the spirit of pride, community and sportsmanship they

brought to Fairview and the Peace Region

will remain long after!

Thank you to everyone who contributed to their success.

The Games would not have been possible

without the generous contributions

of all of their sponsors, the sportsmanshipof the participants and the hours of

hard work by the volunteers.

THANK YOU!THANK YOU!

THANK YOU!


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Planning on building a House, Garage, Shed,Deck, Fire Pit, Adding on or starting a home-based business?

You will require a development permit from theTown of Fairview.

Whats Next?:The issuance of a development permit is subject tothe condition that it does not become effective until17 days after the date of issuanceThe decision can be appealed within 14 days.Construction is not to start until 17 days after theissuance of the permit.The proposed development may require Building,electrical, plumbing and gas permits which may be acondition of the development permit. You will requirethe development permit to get the other permits.

Building permits and inspections are necessary toensure construction meets provincial building safetycodes.

Please contactThe Town of Fairview office at780-835-5461 to get further information.

Ready, Set, Build!

Call today!

What do you need for theDevelopment Permit?Legal Address Lot, block, planCivic Address To determine Landuse ZoneSite Plan Birds eye view of yourproperty. Includes location of

property lines, distance of existingand proposed from property lines,size of buildings, access to street orlane, size of lot.Building Plans includes floorplan, elevations, exterior finishingFees$50.00 For Garage and Additionsless the $25,000.00$50.00 For Home Based business$200.00 For conforming

developments over $25,000$250.00 For Non-ConformingDevelopments$250.00 Application to AmendLand Use Bylaw, MunicipalDevelopment plan or Statutory Plan.

Application fees are to recover costsassociated with administration time,appeals, notices and advertisements

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Documents

FV Fall Guide 2011