Council has once again voted against joining the Alberta Municipal Solar Program (AMSP). The option was brought before Council at the last regular meeting on Dec. 11.

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The Town has been investigating pedestrian crossings in Sylvan Lake, which have garnered concerns from the public. Along with the pedestrian crossing review, the Town is looking at making the Hwy 20 and Herder Drive intersection safer for motorists and pedestrians.

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Sylvan Lake is proposing a small-than-anticipated tax rate increase for 2018.

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Sylvan Lake released its proposed 2018-2020 budget the morning of Nov. 28. The draft budget is available for viewing online at the Town website, or a hard copy can be viewed in person at the Municipal Government Building or at the library.

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Sylvan Lake Town Council met for its regular meeting where they discussed snow removal, signage and utility billing.

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The Sylvan Lake Municipal Library will likely not be seeing a new facility for some quite sometime.

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Ben Haeusler, project manager with Stantec, recently spoke to Town Council about options for the Centennial Street redevelopment project.

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It won’t be much longer before Sylvan Lake Provincial Park becomes town-owned property.

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Sylvan Lake Town Council approved the first reading of a new bylaw, which will amend the previous water and sewer bylaw in place, during the latest regular meeting of council.

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Sylvan Lake Town Council and administration are seeking the public’s input on the Visitor Pay Parking program put into place this past summer.

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