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DINING & ENTERTAINMENT 2 M ay 23'19 Ha NNa /CORONa TION/STETTLER, a B. ECa REVIEW May 23 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Name that tune “Rock” edition. Kara 780-582-2411. Wings every Thursday 6-10p.m. May 25 – Men’s Pancake Breakfast, Clive Baptist Church. 403- 784-3335. 4716-50 St., Clive Ab. 8-10am. May 25 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Kamikazee Karaoke. 9:30pm. Kara 780-582-2411. May 25-26 – Blossom and Bee Festival at DNA Gardens, Stettler Ab. Call 403-773-2489. May 26 – P&H Elevator Pancake Breakfast @ the Elevator. 8-1pm, Breakfast by Donation. Stan 403-740-4799. Stettler Ab. May 31-June 2 – 103rd Annual Hand Hills Lake Stampede. See ad on pg. 2 of this paper for info. May 31-June 2 – Little League Picnic. All Weekend Tournament, Burma Park. Wade, 403-575-5728. June 1 – Pancake Breakfast & Market. Stettler Town & Country Museum. 8-11 a.m. Market 9-1p.m. June 1 - Youngstown Community 18th Fish Derby. See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 1 – 27th Annual Awesome Auction, Stettler Community Hall. 5:30p.m. 403-742-5437. June 1-2 – Castor Gun Show, Castor Community Hall. See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 3 – Castor Paintearth Lodge Pancake Breakfast. See classified ad on pg. 10 of this paper for info. June 4 – Coronation Kindergarten Registration. See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 6 – Castor Paintearth Lodge Tea & Bake Sale. 2-4p.m. Everyone Welcome. June 6 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Western Movie trivia. 7p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. June 6 – Paintearth Lodge Annual Senior’s Week Tea & Bake Sale. See classified ad on pg. 10 of this paper for info. June 6-8 – 11th Steel Wheel Stampede, Stettler Ab. See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 7-8 – Heartland Quilters 29th Annual Quilt Show, Stettler Legion Hall, See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 7-8 – Edgerton Fire Hall Fundraiser. Motorcycle Rally! Edgerton Ab. 780-806-6501. June 8 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Karaoke at 9:30p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. June 8 – Veteran Lions Rummage Sale Fundraiser, Veteran Hall. See ad pg.1 of this paper for info. June 8,9 & 10 – Handhills Lake Slo Pitch Tournament.Handhills Lake Rodeo Grounds. See ad pg. 2 of this paper for info. June 9 – Linda Hall Community Picnic @ 2p.m. Childrens games at 3p.m. Potluck Supper at 5p.m. Everyone welcome. 403-742-4407. June 16 – Father’s Day Train Ride. Train departs Stettler at 11a.m. June 16 – Cereal Athletic Association- Father’s Day Brunch. Cereal Hall, Main Str. Cereal. 9-12p.m. Kevin 306-537-7022. June 19 – Charley Pride & The Pridesmen,The Centrium-Red Deer Ab. 1-866-340-4450 Ext. 1. June 20-23 – Wainwright Carnival, Wainwright Ab. CASTOR Gun Show Sat. & Sun. June 1 & 2 Castor Community Hall Sat. 10am - 5pm Sun. 10am - 3pm Admission $ 5 00 , under 12 free with adult FOR INFO AND BOOKINGS Please Contact Tina (403) 741-7377 Youngstown Community Club 18 th ANNUAL FISH DERBY Saturday June 1 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. at Blood Indian Dam Registration Until Noon $10/person or $40/family Prizes for the Largest Rainbow Trout $100 Prize for Most Prussian Carp For further Details contact: Robert at (403) 779-3859 or (403) 854-0664 Debbie at (403) 779-3802 or (403) 857-9533 Permit # 5895917 CFE June 20 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, rap/hip hop name that tune. 7p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. June 21 – Delia & District Community Centre Presents: Ladies Night Out. Tickets $45. 8pm-2am. Delia & District Community Centre Association. June 21 – Clive Fun Festival @ Village of Clive. 403-784-3366. June 22 – Bog in the ‘Burg Forestburg Mudbog’. Old Forestburg Municipal Airport. Forestburg Ab. June 22 – Stettler Old Tyme Dances. The Hub- Stettler Rec Centre (upstairs) 6202-44 Ave. Club’s 30th Anniversay Celebration Stettler Community Hall – 5101 46 Ave. 403-742-5640. June 22 – Stettler Health Services Charity Golf Tournament. Register by June 15 at Stettler Golf & Country Club or Stettler Hospital Admin Office. June 25 – Ponoka Stampede Presents- Leanne Rimes. 6:30 p.m. Tickets 403-783-0100. June 26 – Ponoka Stampede Presents- The Washboard Union. 1p.m. Tickets 403-783-0100. June 27 – Ponoka Stampede Presents- Lee Brice. 1p.m. Tickets 403-783-0100. June 28 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Karaoke at 9:30p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. June 28 – Taste of Consort. Consort Ab. Hosted by Special Areas. 5pm-2am. June 29 – Mens Pancake Breakfast- Clive Baptist Church. 8-10a.m. 403-784-3335. June 30 – Revved Up Youth Service- Baptist Church. 403-784- 3335. Last Sunday of every month. Please send Community Events by email Office@ECAreview.com for FREE LISTING (dependent upon space availability). The Review cannot guarantee events as listed. Please check with the venue prior to attending. Heartland Quilter’s 29 th Annual Quilt Show Fri., JUNE 7 10-7 June 8, 9 & 10 • 3 Women Minimum • 3 Game Guarantee $250 Entry Fee Sat., JUNE 8 10-4 Stettler Legion Hall 5014 -51 St., Stettler Admission $ 5 Hand Hills Lake Rodeo Grounds • Home Run Derby • Wheel Barrow Race • Beer Gardens • Raffles • Cabaret Saturday in the Beer Gardens with Big “O” To enter/more info call Brandon 403-857-9524 38 Presents the th ANNUAL Saturday & Sunday July 20 & 21, 2019 Hanna Curling Rink • 501 - 3rd Street West SHOW HOURS SATURDAY: 9AM - 5PM SUNDAY: 9AM - 3PM For more information contact: Andre (403) 854-7277 TABLE RENTS: $45 PER TABLE Admission $5 - Children 10 & under FREE with adult FRIDAY SET UP - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM EXHIBITORS FROM: BRITISH COLUMBIA • ALBERTA • SASKATCHEWAN • MANITOBA • ONTARIO June 4 & 5 Midway West Coast Amusements STEEL WHEEL STETTLER, AB 11th ANNUAL STEEL WHEEL STAMPEDE JUNE 6, 7 & 8, 2019 STETTLER EXHIBITION GROUNDS ADMISSION $10.00 Five & Under - Free Check out our web page www.steelwheelstampede.ca Stock Contractor June 6 Kick off BBQ Bull Fight June 8 Parade June 8 Drew Gregory $10.00 cover charge RODEO PERFORMANCES at 6:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 7 SATURDAY, JUNE 8
ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB M A y 23'19 3 Paradise Shores stop order issued Terri Huxley ECA Review Concerned with safety at the RV Sites Canada Paradise Shores development along Buffalo Lake, the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) has ordered to cease construction and remove RVs until compliance is achieved. The MPC issued a stop order to the Paradise Shores RV Resort at a special meeting called by the MPC on Fri. May 17, 2019. On May 2, the County of Stettler conducted a site inspection at the property to determine compliance with the County’s Land Use Bylaw and DP 18001, issued in relation to a recreational vehicle park. The County had significant concerns that requirements of the development permit as issued by the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB) were not being met. Both the county and the developer are both bound by the decision of the SDAB. A report from their inspection showed that “it is clear that the property is in a significant state of non-compliance and as such poses an immediate risk to the health and safety of occupants/visitors to the site. The health of the naturalized areas contained within the NE 20-40-20- W4M, and the bed and shoreline of Buffalo Lake are also at risk if the noncompliance is not corrected.” Risks like public use of an unapproved water system and sewage systems, potential risks associated with incomplete or insufficient slope stabilization, particularly in light of the evidence of slope destabilization and sloughing present, and the lack of accessibility for emergency vehicles were mentioned. According to the press release, the non-compliance of the property with the SDAB decision has been brought to the attention of the applicant several times during the past few months before any stop order was issued. As a result of the applicants refusal to address the areas of non-compliance, the MPC came to the decision to finally issue the stop order. The owner and developer are now immediately required to stop developing or use the land or demolish, remove, or replace the development or carry out any other actions required by the notice so that the development or use of the land or building complies with the MGA, the LUB, development permit or a subdivision approval. If Paradise Shores’ developers choose not to comply with this order, the county may be on the hook for MORRIN COUNCIL Welcome to Kindergarten CORONATION SCHOOL 4801 Norfolk Ave Tuesday June 4 Students entering Kindergarten attend from 12:40 pm - 3:11 pm COME & GO Start Right Play School & Kindergarten REGISTRATION 1 pm - 5 pm Please bring child’s birth certificate. Come Out And Meet The Teachers! Call 403-578-3661 for more information costs in order to bring the recreation park into compliance as the money will be added to the property’s tax roll. The decision to limit the amount of lots on the property was made on Nov. 2, 2018. Once all of the conditions to the development permit are met, this existing permit would allow the developer to host a maximum of 168 RV sites as the SDAB determined in November 2018. On Nov. 30, 2018, Paradise Shores filed an application for permission to appeal the SDAB’s decision with the Court of Appeal of Alberta. By Jan. 23, the judge reserved their decision. On April 18, the county issued a notice of inspection to Paradise Shores and required Paradise Shores to provide various documents including traffic impact assessment, geotechnical report, approvals from the Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) for water, sewage, and stormwater systems, leases and Town Hall meeting scheduled fall 2019 J. Webster ECA Review “Where’s the town hall meeting?” asked Mayor Howard Helton referring to his copy of the agenda at the regular council meeting May 16. “Oh on mine, it’s here,” pointed out Coun. M’Liss Edwards. “Oh, it missed yours.” “Is there any more surprises here?” asked Mayor Helton. Moving into the report, Helton noted, “I’ve actually read it [Coun. Bob Graham’s report], I thought about it but didn’t see it on the agenda.” Council approved a motion brought forward by Coun. Bob Graham in a 2 - 1 recorded vote to hold a town hall meeting in the fall for the purpose of sharing with the village what is currently happening and give residents an open forum to allow discussion on various subjects. In Coun. Graham’s written proposal, he stated 15 different issues on hand including the electric fire pump, backup generator, Mayor’s office, paving and patching, moving recycle bins, green space, the Chief Administrative Officer’s (CAO) retirement package, surplus money in village finances, tennis court repurposing, drainage, library, Sod House museum, new business attraction, Sea Cans and sewer and water lines. “We’re spending a lot of money potentially so we should make them aware of what’s going to be happening – how much can be covered in our usual year to year expenses and how much we will have to dig into savings to cover those investments. “We have money in the bank so I think sometimes it’s good to spend that money if you’re doing it to make a significant improvement but it would be nice to have people sort of say that the council listened and we’re on the same page as the community,” said Graham. Mayor Helton stated he was in favour of a town hall meeting for bringing residents “up to speed” on what council was doing, noting, however, that this is the purpose of the website which is still in its infancy. He went on to say, however, the website does not give the public a platform for much input as he would like. Mayor Helton rebutted several of Coun. Graham’s points and noted that the council had removed several restrictions for discouraging public input put in place by the previous council to prevent the public from speaking out. Helton concluded his comments stating, “I would like to see the residents approach council and use this venue first because we’ve put an opportunity in place to approach us or submit as an individual or organization, to sit in the gallery to approach council and bring their ideas. Polling residents Council made several motions to poll the residents of Morrin in their utility bills on various subjects. Polling questions are to include how residents would like to see notifications reach them; possibility of allowing Sea Cans in residential areas and a retirement package for the current CAO. Coun. Bob Graham presented three options for a retirement package for CAO Annette Plachner. The three options were: $86,353.05; $71,960.88; and $57,568.70 based on one week’s wages ($822.41) multiplied by the number of weeks (3, 2.5 or 2 weeks) times 35 years of service. Turn to Special, Pg 11 Bill’s Waterwell Services Well Drilling Ltd. Pumps & Repairs Well 403-747-2120 Drilling drillerbill@xplornet.com Pumps & Repairs 403-747-2120 drillerbill@xplornet.com Wecker PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. • Plumbing • Gas Fitting • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal • Commercial Refrigeration Serving the Big Country (403) 854-4774 Centre Street Hanna, AB Adam PLAYSAFE: Don’t Let It Happen to You Rebecca 19053WW0 The War Amps new “kids-to-kids” safety video, featuring stories from young amputees who have lost limbs in accidents, delivers the hard-hitting but positive message: “Spot the danger before you play!” Visit waramps.ca/playsafe for the video and safety resources. Business Directory Eavestroughing by Allison Construction Veteran, AB 403-575-1293 Castor Sheet Metal Plumbing Heating & A/C Furnace Repair 403-882-3388 S. Barnes Trucking For Livestock Hauling Call Stan Barnes Res 403 578 3265 Cell 403 575 5264 lessees contact information. On May 17, the stop order was issued to the Paradise Shores developer and an open letter to affected parties was released. “The County of Stettler No. 6 will continue to communicate and work with the Developer, with our number one priority being to ensure compliance of the conditions of the SDAB decision which speak to the safety of the development which affects all lease holders, visitors, staff and contractors. Once the conditions of the SDAB decision are met we look forward to this development moving forward,” noted a news release from the County of Stettler. Big Country Construction & Building Supplies Ltd. • Custom New Homes •All Farm Buildings • Renovations • Windows and Doors • Overhead Doors & Service • Retail Sales Quality Customer Care 403-854-3585 AUTO BODY REPAIR LTD. Quality Collision Repair and Professional Service… Guaranteed! Find out more about us at: www.brennanautobody.com Phone: 403-742-3555 4109 - 48 Avenue, Stettler More on pg. 7 UNLIMITED HIGH‐SPEED INTERNET Now Serving: Coronation, Fleet, Talbot, Brownfield, & Veteran. More to come! Plans starting at $50/mo. Packages from 5 to 25Mbps 403.578.4214 Service Wise - We Specialize 403-742-5237 Stettler, AB DAVID’S TREE SERVICE - tree pruning - tree removal - height reducing - hedge shaping - I.S.A. Certified info@ davidthetreeguy.com 403.741.9635
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