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224 Centre Street T0J 0Y4 Drumheller, AB, Canada

Don't delay! There's only two days left to submit your feedback on the province's draft reports and flood maps by Jan 15, 2021. Click here for the Drumheller flood study: https://alberta.ca/drumheller-flood-study-engagement.aspx

There's still time! Submit your feedback on the province's draft reports and flood maps by Jan 15, 2021. Click here for the Drumheller flood study: https://alberta.ca/drumheller-flood-study-engagement.aspx

The province is looking for feedback on draft reports and flood maps. Be sure to submit your feedback by January 15, 2021. Click here for the Drumheller flood study: https://www.alberta.ca/drumheller-flood-study-engagement.as

Last month we held a series of neighbourhood information sessions across the Drumheller Valley, reaching more than 500 residents. We’d like to thank everyone who attended and provided their valuable input. We’ve put together a What We Heard report that is now publicly available. This document summarizes changes to the proposed new Land Use Bylaw (LUB) and Municipal Development Plan (MDP) resulting from the collective review of the first draft. The second version of both documents have now been shared with the public for additional review and feedback. Second reading successfully passed on November 23 and we expect third reading to occur before the end of this year. We’re still accepting feedback, visit https://landplanning.drumheller.ca/contact to download the report and leave us feedback.

A message from our Mayor regarding the increase of cases of COVID-19 in the Valley.

There can be some uncertainty of what to do if a close contact of yours is positive, but your results are negative. Alberta Health Services defines this on the ...Health Topics page on their website http://ow.ly/A2es50CkjX5 COVID-19 Self Assessment Tool: http://ow.ly/UDFj50CkjX6 #DrumCares

Heads up! There was a slight change to the new version of the revised draft of the proposed new Land Use Bylaw. Visit https://landplanning.drumheller.ca/ to download the most up-to-date version.

Wondering which district your property will fall into with the proposed new Land Use Bylaw? Following feedback requests for digital maps to compare proposed land use districts and current land use districts Palliser Regional Municipal Services has launched a webmap available at https://landplanning.drumheller.ca/maps Plus, the revised Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB) drafts have been uploaded and can be reviewed online at https://landplanning.drumheller.ca/ or copies may be picked up at the Town of Drumheller Office at 224 Centre Street, Drumheller, Alberta, T0J 0Y4 from 8:00 4:30 pm.

Didn't get a chance to attend a Neighbourhood Information Session on the proposed new Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB) in person? Don't miss out, watch this recorded session from October 15 at the Badlands Community Facility https://youtu.be/8rVzUzxUQq4 Council will be considering 2nd reading of the LUB and MDP on November 23. Prior to considering 2nd reading, the Town is requesting any additional comments to be submitted on the updated drafts by November 17. Visit http://landplanning.drumheller.ca/contact to provide feedback.

It's been a great couple of weeks hitting the trail and talking with the different neighbourhoods in regards to the proposed new Municipal Development Plan and Land Use Bylaw. Tonight we're in Newcastle, but please note that capacity is limited at this session. If you need a ride be sure to give Drumheller Valley Bus Society "Serving the Valley since 1984" a call at 403-823-1319 for pick up and drop off. If you were unable to attend a session, but would still like to provide feedback on the proposed changes please visit https://landplanning.drumheller.ca/ to drop us a note.

Thanks to all those who attended the public hearing on bylaw 16.20 on proposed new Land Use Bylaw. Council received 1 verbal and 1 written submission. The hearing has now closed.