Public Notices

“WaterWolf Advisory Planning Commission Executive Board Formed”

WaterWolf is proud to present the WaterWolf Advisory Planning Commission Executive Board. The board was finalized on March 31st, and we are pleased to have such a dedicated group of individuals to represent the efforts of WaterWolf.

Back Row: Nick Patkau, Dave Cross, Kevin Vollmer, Tony Peter, Donald Shirtliff
Front Row: Edna Laturnus, Joyce Aitken, M.L. Whittles, Yvonne Arntsen, Sylvia Matwe

SMHI & AMHI Hail Rates 2011
25-4 2.8%
25-5 2.8%
25-6 2.8%
26-4 4.0%
26-5 4.5%
26-6 3.5%
27-4 2.8%
27-5 4.0%
27-6 5.0%
27-7 4.6%
28-4 5.5%
28-5 5.6%

Basic Rate: Barley, Canary Seed, Corn(field), Corriander, Fall Rye, Flax, Oats, Potatoes, Spring Rye, Sunola, Wheat (all types), Fodder crops grown for feed

1.75 times the Basic Rate: Canola and Lentils (new for 2011)

2.00 times the Basic Rate: Beans, Chick Peas, Mustard, Peas, Fodder crops grown for seed, grasses, clover, alfalfa.

• Premiums collected as taxes
• Statutory discounts apply
• Continuous coverage
• Crop exemptions
• Rates of Indemnity for 2011 $25 to $200 per acre.

AMHI - Promissory Notes are now a payment option. Due date is October 15th, conditions apply.

Special Report authored by Ron Savidan, Pest Control Officer. Click Here

Public Notice: Sept 2007

Excerpts from the UMA study titled “Evaluation of Irrigation Potential within the SSRID” | PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4

SUMMER HOURS

Monday – Thursday 8.30 a.m. - Noon; 12.45 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.

Friday - 8.30 a.m. - Noon; Closed in the afternoon

New Regular Office Hours:

Monday – Friday 8.30 a.m. – noon; 1.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Meetings

Regular Council Meeting Dates & Times

Regular Council meetings will be held in the R.M. Council Chambers of the Municipal Office (located in Loreburn), on the second Wednesday of every month commencing at 1:00 pm.

Notification of change of date is by public notice posted in the Municipal Office and post offices located in the Villages within the boundaries of the municipality.

Delegations are requested to make appointments in advance by calling the Municipal Office.

Recently the Elbow Fire Department received a call from PA 911 Discpatch to respond to a rural fire. It turned ou to be a controlled burn.

In the future any call that the Elbow Fire Department responds to will result in charges as per our Fire Protection Services Agreement, regardless of whether it is a controlled burn or not.

All rural ratepayers must contact PA 911 Dispatch at 1.866.404.4811 to report all controlled burns. Failure to do so will result in the property owner being invoiced for the call out.

We would like ALL ratepayers to institute this policy regardless of where you live in the RM or which fire department you receive services from. Thank you fo your assistance with this matter.