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Residents are invited to provide feedback on the proposed Community Standards Bylaw

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The Community Standards Bylaw promotes good neighbour relationships and addresses community concerns. The Bylaw passed first reading at Council on April 27, 2021, with a second reading scheduled for May 11, 2021. The second reading offers residents an opportunity to share their feedback on the Bylaw before it proceeds to the third and final reading before Council.

 

The Community Standards Bylaw (No. 21/010) proposes the amalgamation of five existing Bylaws:

  • Nuisance Property Bylaw No. 00/078
  • Noise Bylaw No. 83/24
  • Nuisance Weed Bylaw No. 91/05
  • Public Disturbance Bylaw No. 02/11
  • Multiple sections of the Roads and Transportation Bylaw No. 02/079

The incorporation and modernization of these Bylaws will make it easier for residents to locate information about standards for issues such as noise, yard and property maintenance and nuisances. The new Bylaw proposes the addition of regulations for idling, loitering, and panhandling.

Provide feedback on proposed Bylaw at Second Reading

Residents are invited to provide feedback on the proposed Community Standards Bylaw by submitting comments in advance or registering to speak as a delegate at the second reading, anticipated to take place on May 11, 2021. To learn more about how to get involved please visit rmwb.ca/council.

 

Stay Informed

Good neighbours make great neighbourhoods! Learn more about the Community Standards Bylaw and its process by visiting Participate Wood Buffalo. Important information including key dates, project timelines and helpful documents will keep you informed.