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2020 DOG LICENSE FEES ARE NOW DUE DOG OWNERS ARE REMINDED OF THE FOLLOWING: No! Keep these items OUT of your blue bin. No household hazardous waste If an item has a hazard symbol, then it must be taken to a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off, even if it’s empty. Find locations at . No bagged recyclables Except for a bag that contains shredded paper, or a bag that contains other plastic bags, bubble wrap and plastic wrap. No household items No shoes, clothing, toys or sporting goods No electronics For recycling drop-off locations visit calgary.ca/electronics. No foam containers or foam packaging No batteries No metal household goods For recycling drop-off locations visit . No needles or syringes Keep our workers and equipment safe by leaving these items out of your recycling. ey can injure a worker, damage equipment, cause a fire at the recycling facility or spoil the quality of good recyclables. x claresholm.ca claresholm.ca claresholm.ca 221 - 45 Avenue West • Box 1000 • Ph: 403-625-3381 • F: 403-625-3869 • claresholm.ca • follow us Claresholm Local Press, Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - 5 Where Community Takes Root UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS: Mon., Jan. 13 & Jan. 27 Town Office Council Chambers 7pm - All Welcome Unable to attend or missed a meeting? MEETINGS ARE LIVESTREAMED at claresholm.ca. PRIVATE AFTER SCHOOL LESSONS Wednesday & Thursday • $18/half hour session PARENT AND TOT LESSONS January 8-29 2:15-2:45pm January 22-February 12 5:30-6pm $26.25 SATURDAY LESSONS JAN. 11-FEB. 22, FEB. 29-APR. 4, APR. 25-MAY 30 Call for lesson times & costs. FIT AND FABULOUS IN THE WATER! LETS GET ACTIVE BABY AND ME - WEDNESDAYS 11-11:30AM $33/SESSION JANUARY 8 - FEBRUARY 12 OR FEBRUARY 26 - APRIL 1 Babies need to be 4 months + and hold their heads. AQUAFIT - MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 8:00-9:00 a.m. OR 1:00-2:00 p.m. JAN. 3 - 31 $45.50, FEB. 3 - 28 $38.50 *NOT Feb. 17 $5.50 DROP IN FEE OR SIGN UP FOR THE MONTH BOOT CAMP TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. January 7-30 $28 FEBRUARY 5 - 28 $28 $5.50 DROP IN FEE OR SIGN UP FOR THE MONTH SENIORS PROGRAM TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 11:00-11:30 a.m. CLARESHOLM AQUATIC CENTRE Ph. 403-625-2172 • Follow Claresholm Rec on Facebook claresholm Arena You can now access the Arena Calendar at Claresholm.ca OPEN SKATE Monday-Thursday 9 am-3:45 pm Monday 3:30 - 5 pm Friday, Jan 10 1:30-4:15 pm After School Skate 7:45-10 pm Midgets vs Siksika Saturday, Jan 11 8:30-9:00 am Initiation vs Foothills 9:45-10:45 am Novice Game 11-12:45 pm Atom vs Airdrie 1-3 pm Peewee vs Pincher Creek 3:15-5:15 pm Bantam vs Redcliff 5-7 pm Public Skate • 7-9:15 pm Shinny Sunday, Jan 12 9-10:45 am Atom vs Foothills 11 am-12:45 pm Public Skate 1-2 pm Novice vs Foothills 3-5:30 pm Lomond Lakers vs Red Deer 5:45-7 pm Family Skate 7:15-9 pm Sunday Night Shinny 8 Saturday Mark your calendar and join the FUN! FIRE CHIEF FULL TIME Deadline for applications: Friday, January 10, 2020 Visit our website for details. Employment Opportunity All dogs are required to have a license and any person found owning or harbouring a dog which does not have a valid license may be fined under the Town's dog bylaw; The Town may issue a ticket to the owner or capture and impound any dog found running at large; License cost for spayed/neutered - $15/year, license cost for intact - $40/year. Note: Council passed Bylaw #1688, an amendment to the Dog Bylaw, on December 9, 2019, limiting dogs per household to three (3) without the issuance of a Dog Fancier Permit. If you have more than three (3) dogs please come in to the Town Office to discuss the permitting processes and requirements. NOTICE TO BUSINESS OWNERS Invoices for 2020 Town of Claresholm business licenses have been sent in the mail. Please pay the invoice promptly to ensure your 2020 business license is sent out as early as possible. Persons found operating a business (including home based) without a valid Town of Claresholm 2020 business license may be fined under the Town's business license bylaw. Regional Business Licenses are available for an additional $80/year which allows the resident license holder to conduct business in all participating communities. 2020 BUSINESS LICENSE INVOICES HAVE BEEN MAILED CONTACT THE TOWN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT THE TOWN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO. Rural Immigration Thurs., Jan. 23 7:00 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion • Why immigration is important, and needed. • Updates on the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot in Claresholm. • Upcoming Rural Immigration strategies from the UCP. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Economic Development Announcement On January 6th The Town of Claresholm received $83,000 from the Alberta Ministry of Labour to complete an 18 month project that will investigate gaps in Claresholm’s labour-force. Back in October the Economic Development Officer negotiated a new partnership with Southwest Community Futures, and the Claresholm & District Chamber of Commerce. Using the contracted services of Factor-5 Consulting, the 3-organizations have been successful in their joint- application to the Alberta Labour Market Partnership Grant. This project is a full investigation into the gaps between Claresholm’s labour-force, and Claresholm’s workforce. The labour-force are those that could and should be working. The work-force are the folks actually working. The main priorities of Claresholm’s 18-month Labour Market Partnership Project are: Priority 1: Support Industry and sector growth, Employer, and Community needs • Encourage increased participation in the workforce and attraction to in-demand occupations/professions. • Encourage workforce development in a variety of economic sectors in Claresholm. Priority 2: Foster a dynamic labour market in Claresholm through workforce engagement and development • Build industry and employer capacity to increase and enhance workforce participation of newcomers, youth, Indigenous peoples, women, mature workers, workers with low literacy and people living with a disability. Priority 3: Skills Gaps • Identify emerging occupations, workforce trends and training gaps through the development of labour market information studies and research. This would not have been possible without the efforts of the Claresholm & District Chamber of Commerce, Southwest Community Futures, and the Claresholm Economic Development Committee. To see the entire application, visit Claresholm.ca/business/economic-development Brady Schnell Economic Development From the Development Department With a New Year can come plans for construction, renovations, new businesses or expansions! Planning ahead for work in the spring ensures compliance with all applicable regulations, saves time, money and headaches in the long run. The Development Department can assist you with the paperwork, and coordinate with other regulatory bodies as required. All new businesses (or expanding, moving), signs (even temporary), shipping containers, construction and changes in property use within the Town require approval. Those approvals are not limited to the Town, but can also include requirements from Alberta Health, Alberta Transportation, and must follow the Alberta Building Code. All these approvals must be in place prior to renovating or operating. The Town of Claresholm website also provides a public version of our Geographic Information System (GIS) for residents to utilize. The public may access this map and view legal land descriptions, addresses and land use zoning. They may also use features such as a measuring tool or aerial photo to gain basic information about parcels and developments. Please see www.claresholm.ca/residents/development for access or contact the Development Department with any questions. We look forward to helping with all development related questions and/or permits in 2020! Yes! Put these recyclable LOOSE in your blue bin. Paper and cardboard Shredded paper Place shredded paper in a see- through plastic bag and tie closed. Food cans and foil Glass jars and bottles Plastic containers Labeled with recycling symbols 1–7. Beverage containers Refundable beverage containers can also be returned to bottle depots for deposit refunds. Bundled stretchy plastic bags and cling wrap Bundle all stretchy plastic bags, bubble wrap and cling wrap into a single plastic bag and securely tie closed. Why? Loose bags get stuck in the sorting machines. They need to be bagged together so the workers can sort them properly. See special instructions for items such as shredded paper and bundled plastic bags. Questions or Concerns: Call 1-866-366-4564 If in doubt, check it out. Go to claresholm.ca to find out where it can be composted, recycled, or safely disposed. Westover Cres. Westover Ave. Willow Rd. Sundance Ave. 46 Ave. W Skyline Cres. 6 St. W. Sundance St. Links Spur Westlynn Spur Columbia Dr. Saskatchewan Cres. Alberta Road 42 Ave. E. 41 Ave. E. 39 Ave. E. Westlynn Close 46 Ave. W Skyline Mews 48th Ave. W. 39 Ave. W. North Saskatchewan Cres. Harvest Square Fairway Vista Chinook Cres. Mountain View Crescent Dog Park Dog Park Golf Course North Industrial Area South Industrial Area Derochie Dr. JANUARY PICK UP SCHEDULE RECYCLING UPDATE 2020 Funding Applications are now being accepted at Claresholm FCSS Organizations delivering programs & services at a community level may be eligible for financial support. Application deadline: Friday, February 28, 2020 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT FCSS 4925 1 St. W. Know what can and can not go in your bin! A discount of 1.25% will be allowed on the prepayment of 2020 property taxes based on the amount of the 2019 tax levy. The discount will apply to all prepayments (excluding T.I.P.P.s participants) received at the Town Office before Jan. 31, 2020. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED for the Winter Festival Digital Scavenger Hunt (at Claresholm & District FCSS). Prizes: 1 st , 2 nd & 3 rd SNOW & ICE REMOVAL Property owners/renters AND business owners shall ensure the removal of ice and/or snow from any public sidewalk located adjacent to the premises within 24 hours. Also, when shovelling snow from the sidewalk, throw the snow onto your property rather than out into the street. This helps reduce the snow the plow has to pick up, gives spring moisture to the areas where you throw the snow and can be a great insulator. Please keep public sidewalks clear of ice and snow for the safety of pedestrians! If residents/business owners do not remove the snow and ice within 24 hours of the snowfall deposit, the following will happen: • The Town will issue a snow removal notice. • If the snow/ice is STILL not dealt with 24 hours after the notice is issued, then the Town will remove the snow/ice at the property owner’s expense and • If not paid it will be added to the property’s tax roll in accordance with the Municipal Government Act. Snow is not to be placed on any highway or street or public property. Doing this may result in a $350 fine or cost of removal of the snow. RESIDENTS WHO ARE UNABLE to maintain their sidewalks due to age, infirmity or being a snowbird, need to hire someone to clean their sidewalks for them. The Town does not provide a sidewalk clearing program for citizens. 24 HOURS 2 24 24 24 H 24 HO 24 HOU 24 HOUR 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 224 HOURS 24 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 24 HOURS 24 HOURS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE CLARESHOLM & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE TOWN OF CLARESHOLM
Transcript of Rural Immigration - Claresholm · 2020. 1. 13. · to the owner or capture and impound any dog...
2020 DOG LICENSEFEES ARE NOW DUE
DOG OWNERS ARE REMINDEDOF THE FOLLOWING:
No!Keep these items OUT of your blue bin.
No household hazardous wasteIf an item has a hazard symbol, then it must be
taken to a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off, even if it’s empty. Find locations at calgary.ca/hhw.
No bagged recyclables Except for a bag that contains shredded paper, or a bag that
contains other plastic bags, bubble wrap and plastic wrap.
No household items
No shoes, clothing, toys or sporting goods
No electronicsFor recycling drop-off locations
visit calgary.ca/electronics.
No foam containers or foam packaging
No batteries
No metal household goodsFor recycling drop-off
locations visit calgary.ca/whatgoeswhere.
No needles or syringes
Keep our workers and equipment safe by leaving these items out of yourrecycling. !ey can injure a worker, damage equipment, cause a fire at therecycling facility or spoil the quality of good recyclables.
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claresholm.ca
claresholm.ca
claresholm.ca
221 - 45 Avenue West • Box 1000 • Ph: 403-625-3381 • F: 403-625-3869 • claresholm.ca • follow us
Claresholm Local Press, Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - 5
Where Community Takes Root
UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS:Mon., Jan. 13 & Jan. 27
Town Office Council Chambers 7pm - All WelcomeUnable to attend or missed a meeting?
MEETINGS ARE LIVESTREAMED at claresholm.ca.
PRIVATE AFTER SCHOOL LESSONSWednesday & Thursday • $18/half hour session
PARENT AND TOT LESSONS January 8-29 2:15-2:45pmJanuary 22-February 12 5:30-6pm $26.25
SATURDAY LESSONS JAN. 11-FEB. 22, FEB. 29-APR. 4, APR. 25-MAY 30
Call for lesson times & costs.
FIT AND FABULOUS IN THE WATER!LETS GET ACTIVE
BABY AND ME - WEDNESDAYS 11-11:30AM $33/SESSIONJANUARY 8 - FEBRUARY 12 OR FEBRUARY 26 - APRIL 1Babies need to be 4 months + and hold their heads.
AQUAFIT - MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY8:00-9:00 a.m. OR 1:00-2:00 p.m.
JAN. 3 - 31 $45.50, FEB. 3 - 28 $38.50 *NOT Feb. 17$5.50 DROP IN FEE OR SIGN UP FOR THE MONTH
BOOT CAMP TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.January 7-30 $28 FEBRUARY 5 - 28 $28
$5.50 DROP IN FEE OR SIGN UP FOR THE MONTHSENIORS PROGRAM TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 11:00-11:30 a.m.
CLARESHOLM AQUATIC CENTREPh. 403-625-2172 • Follow Claresholm Rec on Facebook
c l a r e s h o l m A r e n aYou can now access the Arena Calendar at Claresholm.ca
OPEN SKATEMonday-Thursday 9 am-3:45 pm
Monday 3:30 - 5 pm
Friday, Jan 101:30-4:15 pm After School Skate7:45-10 pm Midgets vs Siksika
Saturday, Jan 118:30-9:00 am Initiation vs Foothills
9:45-10:45 am Novice Game11-12:45 pm Atom vs Airdrie
1-3 pm Peewee vs Pincher Creek3:15-5:15 pm Bantam vs Redcliff
5-7 pm Public Skate • 7-9:15 pm Shinny Sunday, Jan 12
9-10:45 am Atom vs Foothills11 am-12:45 pm Public Skate1-2 pm Novice vs Foothills
3-5:30 pm Lomond Lakers vs Red Deer5:45-7 pm Family Skate
7:15-9 pm Sunday Night Shinny
8Saturday
Mark your calendarand join the FUN!
FIRE CHIEFFULL TIME
Deadline for applications: Friday, January 10, 2020
Visit our website for details.
Employment
Opportunity
All dogs are required to have a license and anyperson found owning or harbouring a dog whichdoes not have a valid license may be fined underthe Town's dog bylaw; The Town may issue a ticketto the owner or capture and impound any dogfound running at large; License cost forspayed/neutered - $15/year, license cost for intact- $40/year.Note: Council passed Bylaw #1688, an amendment to the Dog Bylaw,on December 9, 2019, limiting dogs per household to three (3) withoutthe issuance of a Dog Fancier Permit. If you have more than three (3)dogs please come in to the Town Office to discuss the permittingprocesses and requirements.
NOTICE TO BUSINESS OWNERSInvoices for 2020 Town of Claresholmbusiness licenses have been sent in the mail.Please pay the invoice promptly to ensureyour 2020 business license is sent out as earlyas possible. Persons found operating abusiness (including home based) without avalid Town of Claresholm 2020 businesslicense may be fined under the Town'sbusiness license bylaw.Regional BusinessLicenses areavailable for anadditional$80/year whichallows the residentlicense holder toconduct businessin all participating communities.
2020 BUSINESS
LICENSE INVOICES
HAVE BEEN MAILED
CONTACT THE TOWN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO.
CONTACT THE TOWN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO.
Rural ImmigrationThurs., Jan. 23
7:00 p.m.at the Royal Canadian Legion
• Why immigration is important, and needed.
• Updates on the Rural and NorthernImmigration Pilot in Claresholm.• Upcoming Rural Immigration
strategies from the UCP.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
EconomicDevelopmentAnnouncementOn January 6th The Town ofClaresholm received $83,000from the Alberta Ministry ofLabour to complete an 18 month project that willinvestigate gaps inClaresholm’s labour-force. Back in October the
Economic Development Officer negotiated a newpartnership with Southwest Community Futures, andthe Claresholm & District Chamber of Commerce.Using the contracted services of Factor-5 Consulting,the 3-organizations have been successful in their joint-application to the Alberta Labour Market PartnershipGrant.This project is a full investigation into the gapsbetween Claresholm’s labour-force, and Claresholm’sworkforce. The labour-force are those that could andshould be working. The work-force are the folksactually working. The main priorities of Claresholm’s18-month Labour Market Partnership Project are:Priority 1: Support Industry and sector growth,
Employer, and Community needs• Encourage increased participation in the workforce
and attraction to in-demandoccupations/professions.
• Encourage workforce development in a variety ofeconomic sectors in Claresholm.
Priority 2: Foster a dynamic labour market inClaresholm through workforce engagement anddevelopment
• Build industry and employer capacity to increaseand enhance workforce participation of newcomers,youth, Indigenous peoples, women, matureworkers, workers with low literacy and people livingwith a disability.
Priority 3: Skills Gaps• Identify emerging occupations, workforce trends
and training gaps through the development oflabour market information studies and research.
This would not have been possible without the effortsof the Claresholm & District Chamber of Commerce,Southwest Community Futures, and the ClaresholmEconomic Development Committee.To see the entire application, visitClaresholm.ca/business/economic-development
Brady SchnellEconomic Development
From the DevelopmentDepartment
With a New Year can come plans for construction,renovations, new businesses or expansions!Planning ahead for work in the spring ensurescompliance with all applicable regulations, savestime, money and headaches in the long run. TheDevelopment Department can assist you with thepaperwork, and coordinate with other regulatorybodies as required.
All new businesses (or expanding, moving), signs(even temporary), shipping containers,construction and changes in property use withinthe Town require approval. Those approvals arenot limited to the Town, but can also includerequirements from Alberta Health, AlbertaTransportation, and must follow the AlbertaBuilding Code. All these approvals must be inplace prior to renovating or operating.
The Town of Claresholm website also provides apublic version of our Geographic InformationSystem (GIS) for residents to utilize. The publicmay access this map and view legal landdescriptions, addresses and land use zoning. Theymay also use features such as a measuring tool oraerial photo to gain basic information aboutparcels and developments. Please seewww.claresholm.ca/residents/development foraccess or contact the Development Departmentwith any questions.
We look forward to helping with all developmentrelated questions and/or permits in 2020!
Yes! Put these recyclableLOOSE in your blue bin.
Paper and cardboard
Shredded paperPlace shredded paper in a see-
through plastic bag and tie closed.
Food cans and foilGlass jars and bottles Plastic containersLabeled with recycling symbols 1–7.
Beverage containersRefundable beverage containers can also be
returned to bottle depots for deposit refunds.
Bundled stretchy plastic bags and cling wrap
Bundle all stretchy plastic bags, bubble wrap and cling wrap into a single plastic bag and
securely tie closed. Why? Loose bags get stuck in the sorting machines. They need to be bagged together so the workers can sort
them properly.
See special instructions for items such as shredded paper and bundled plastic bags.
Questions or Concerns:Call 1-866-366-4564
If in doubt,check it out.
Go to claresholm.ca tofind out where it can becomposted, recycled, or
safely disposed.
POLICE
Westover Cres.
Westover Ave.
Willow Rd.
Sundance Ave.
46 Ave. W
Skyline Cres.
6 St. W.
Sundance St.
Links
Spur
Westlynn Spur
Columbia Dr.
Saskatchewan Cres.
Alberta Road
42 Ave. E.
41 Ave. E.
39 Ave. E.
Westlynn Close
46 Ave. W
Skyline Mews
48th Ave. W.
39 Ave. W.
North Saskatchewan Cres.
HarvestSquare
Fairway Vista
Chinook Cres.
MountainView
Crescent
Dog Park
Dog Park
DOWNTOWN
Golf Course
North IndustrialArea
SouthIndustrialArea
Derochie Dr.
JANUARY
PICK UPSCHEDULE
RECYCLING UPDATE
2020 Funding Applicationsare now being accepted at
Claresholm FCSSOrganizations delivering programs & services at a
community level may be eligible for financial support.Application deadline: Friday, February 28, 2020
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT FCSS 4925 1 St. W.
Know what can and can not go in your bin!
A discount of 1.25% will be allowed on the prepayment of 2020property taxes based on the amount of the 2019 tax levy. Thediscount will apply to all prepayments (excluding T.I.P.P.sparticipants) received at the Town Office before Jan. 31, 2020.
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED for the Winter Festival Digital Scavenger Hunt
(at Claresholm & District FCSS). Prizes: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
SNOW & ICE REMOVALProperty owners/renters AND business owners shall ensure the removal of ice and/or snow from anypublic sidewalk located adjacent to the premises within 24 hours. Also, when shovelling snow from the sidewalk, throw the snow onto your property rather than out into thestreet. This helps reduce the snow the plow has to pick up, gives spring moisture to the areas where youthrow the snow and can be a great insulator.
Please keep public sidewalks clear of ice and snow for the safety of pedestrians!
If residents/business owners do not remove the snow and ice within 24 hours of the snowfall deposit, thefollowing will happen:
• The Town will issue a snow removal notice.• If the snow/ice is STILL not dealt with 24 hours after the notice is issued, then the Town will removethe snow/ice at the property owner’s expense and• If not paid it will be added to the property’s tax roll in accordance with the Municipal Government Act.
Snow is not to be placed on any highway or street or public property. Doing thismay result in a $350 fine or cost of removal of the snow.RESIDENTS WHO ARE UNABLE to maintain their sidewalks due to age, infirmity or being a snowbird, need tohire someone to clean their sidewalks for them.
The Town does not provide a sidewalk clearing program for citizens.
24 HOURS22424 24 H24 HO24 HOU24 HOUR24 HOURS24 HOURS24 HOURS224 HOURS2424 HOURS24 24 HOURS24 H24 HOURS24 HO24 HOURS24 HOU24 HOURS24 HOUR24 HOURS24 HOURS
A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE CLARESHOLM & DISTRICTCHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE TOWN OF CLARESHOLM
