The Town of Stony Plain’s downtown redevelopment project may take a bit longer to finish.

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People from Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and the surrounding area are ready to move ahead into a new decade and a new era for mankind.

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 “The foundations that Town council has set have started paying dividends,” Mayor William Choy said. “We are reaping the rewards.”

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Parkland County has figured out their initial path for the immediate financial future.

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The numbers are in: Stony Plain’s residential permits are valued at $26 million and industrial has climbed to $10 million. Both figures represent significant increases compared to previous years. Residential permits are the highest the Town has seen since 2015 and industrial permits are notably high, the 8-figure dollar value not seen on record since 2004.

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It was all good news Monday as Town councillors heard of ever-increasing value in residential, commercial and other developments in the region.

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The Town of Stony Plain has provided an update on issues with the Sommerville Springs development.

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The City of Spruce Grove has adopted the 2020-2022 corporate plan with a tax increase of 3.9 per cent, and a step back on City projects.

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The Town of Stony Plain has finalized its fiscal and policy plans for the near future.

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The provincial government has announced they will be giving Stony Plain residents an opportunity to receive flooding compensation.

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