Summer Village Information
Council Meetings
Council Meetings are located at the Summer Village Shop on Morin Drive (between 4th & 5th Street):
The Next Council Meetings have been scheduled as follows:
-Regular Meeting - Friday, September 20, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
-Regular Meeting - Friday, October 11, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
Municipal Development Plan Project
The Summer Village of Yellowstone is currently part of a 3-component project along with 7 other municipalities. One component is to adopt a Municipal Development Plan (MDP) which will be a mandatory requirement for all municipalities under the Modernized Municipal Government Act. The Municipal Development Plan is a primary document that guides the future development and growth of the whole community. The MDP sets the vision on how to accommodate this growth responsibly and serves as an important decision-making tool for Council, administration and all stakeholders. As a statutory plan required by the Alberta Municipal Government Act, the MDP provides direction for Council, administration, developers and builders, property-owners, residents & adjacent municipalities.
An MDP will address several items, including:
-future land use
-future development
-coordination
-transportation
-municipal services
A Public Open House was held on September 4, 2019 with respect to the Draft Municipal Development Plan for the Summer Village of Yellowstone.
Summer Village of Yellowstone Draft 2019 MDP Document
Assessment and Tax Notices
This is certification under Sections 310(4) & 336(1) of the Municipal Government Act that 2019 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices were mailed to all property owners in the Summer Village of Yellowstone on May 13, 2019.
Wendy Wildman, Chief Administrative Officer
Property Owners/Potential Purchasers, Important Information about Properties within the Summer Village of Yellowstone
Below are two restrictive covenants that have been registered on the title of properties within the Summer Village. These covenants were registered when the subdivision itself was registered. If you are a property owner and unaware of this covenant, please refer to the Alberta Land Titles and below. If you are looking to purchase in Yellowstone, please inquire with the real estate agent or go to a registries and follow-up with a land titles search.
Fire Ban Information
When a Fire Ban is Not in Effect:
Please be advised that 'open' fires are NOT allowed. Only fires within fire pits are permissible.
Please continue to ensure you take care and caution when having a fire and be sure your fire is completely out when unattended.
The Summer Village will post 'Fire Ban in Effect' signs when there is a full fire ban in effect. This means no open fires and no fireworks. The Summer Village will be under a total fire ban when there is a Provincial Fire Ban in place.
For all other Provincial Fire Ban Information please visit the following website: www.albertafirebans.ca
Commission Memberships
The Summer Village of Yellowstone is a member of the following commissions:
-Highway 43 East Waste
-North 43 Lagoon (see North 43 Lagoon - for updated information)
-West Inter Lake District Regional Water Services
(Click here for Updated Info)
Residents, if you would like important updates from the Summer Village, please provide us with your email address. Call us at
587-873-5765 or email us at administration@wildwillowenterprises.com.
Summer Village of Yellowstone
Box 8
Alberta Beach AB
T0E 0A0
Office/Courier Location:
4808-51 Street
Onoway AB T0E 1V0
P:587-873-5765 F:780-967-0431 administration@wildwillowenterprises.com
The Summer Village of Yellowstone was incorporated on January 1st, 1965 and spans a land area of 25 Hectares. The Summer Village is located on the shores of Lac Ste. Anne. The 2016 Population is 137 according to the census conducted in 2016. Yellowstone has a 3-member Council whose term currently runs until 2021.
THERE IS CURRENTLY NO FIRE BAN IN EFFECT
News & Updates
Onoway Regional Fire Services Now Recruiting Volunteer Firefighters
Are you interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter? Read more here...
Blue-green Algae Advisory - Lac Ste. Anne - July 5, 2019
Please see further information on the Alberta Health Services Website
Weed Spraying in Yellowstone Municipal Reserve Areas
Please be advised that the application of a herbicide to control dandelions and clover was done in the Summer Village Municipal Reserve areas in early September. The recommendations on the herbicide label are that the areas are safe to enter once dry (approximately 2-3 hours). This herbicide has no residue, it only affects what it was sprayed on that day. Please ensure you and your pets stay off of the reserve areas until dry. If you have any questions, please contact the Summer Village Office at 587-873-5765. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Accepting FCSS Grant Applications
Family & Community Support Services (FCSS) is:
“FCSS is a unique 80/20 funding partnership between the Government of Alberta and participating municipalities or Metis settlements. Provincially, the FCSS Program receives its mandate from the FCSS Act and Regulation. The Act describes what the Province and municipality/Metis Settlement can do to provide preventive social services. The Regulation describes how services may be provided … Under FCSS, communities design and deliver social programs that are preventive in nature to promote and enhance well-being among individuals, families and communities …”
Cabin Safety
Keep Your Home/Cabin Secure Over the Winter Months.
A reminder to secure your belongings when you are away from your residence. If you see any suspicious activity, please be sure to report it to the Stony Plain RCMP at 780-968-7200 or Dial 9-1-1.
Reminder When Walking Dogs
A reminder to pick up after your dogs and keep them on a leash when walking throughout the Summer Village - these rules are in place for the enjoyment and safety of everyone in the Summer Village - thank you for your co-operation! Know the rules - Click here to view a copy of the Dog & Cat Control Bylaw.