Purpose: to regulate nuisances including unsightly property. Address the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of people and property.
Purpose:provide long-range guidance for the future development of the Town among other things.
Purpose: tdentify municipal and private owner's responsibility for snow removal. Address placement of snow once removed from private property.
Purpose: to regulate activities on highways under the Town's direction (ie, parking of motor vehicles and recreational vehicles, obstructions, and signage).
Purpose: regulate noise within Town limits.
Purpose: to address servicing costs with respect to the land that is developed or subdivided within Town limits.
The Memorandum of Understanding addresses Peace Officer and Bylaw Enforcement services provided to the Town of Legal from Sturgeon County.
Historical Fire Bylaw establishing the Legal Fire Department in 1930 (this bylaw is inactive).
Legal offers a recreation subsidy for youth programming. To find out if you are eligible for the subsidy fill out the application and return it to the Town Office.
Get to know your neighbors and become a part of the community by having a Block Party. This is an easy to use guide that helps you plan the party!
March 26, 2018 - Governance and Priorities
May 28, 2018 - Governance and Priorities
This report analyzes the operating spending of 182 municipalities across Alberta from 2006 to 2016. Alberta’s largest municipalities (i.e. with populations of 1,000 residents or more) are ranked.
Resource: What to do if you are dealing with a barking dog, know your rights within the Town.
current 2018
For paper free utility billing.
Intermunicipal Development Plan Bylaw #03-2020 received 1st reading at the February 3, 2020 regular meeting of Council.
Amending Water Bylaw #12 2019
Amending Wastewater Bylaw #11 2019
Amending Waste Collection Bylaw #10 2019
2020
This document is intended for both building and business operators who operate within buildings that have been affected by low or zero occupancy and have had reduced water flow during the COVID-19 pandemic.