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Nov 12, 2026
Rural water servicing construction, including approximately 48,000 linear metres of directionally drilled HDPE waterlines, pipeline and gas line crossings, curb stops, valves, appurtenances, and rural water services.
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Employee FTE
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58
Population
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2,338
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Saddle Hills County
This Bonanza Area Structure Plan provides a detailed framework for the future development of lands within the Bonanza area, encompassing agricultural, residential, commercial, recreational, and industrial land uses. Its goals include promoting Bonanza as a future growth area, minimizing land use conflicts, encouraging efficient new development near existing services, protecting water sources and sensitive environmental areas, addressing Confined Feeding Operations (CFOs), and coordinating with Alberta Transportation to protect Highway 719.
The Municipal Development Plan for Saddle Hills County provides clear direction for future growth and development. Its vision emphasizes supporting quality services and regional initiatives by valuing rural lifestyle, protecting agricultural lands, environmentally sensitive areas, and open spaces, and optimizing infrastructure use for new developments. Key strategic areas include agriculture, country residential development, economic development and tourism, commercial and industrial development, growth areas, environmental stewardship, recreation and historic resources, Crown lands, transportation and utilities, and intermunicipal collaboration. The plan aims to foster a positive and innovative environment, ensuring efficient utilization of resources and sustainable practices while promoting community well-being and managing growth.
Public-sector contacts connected to Saddle Hills County.
The board accepted the Agricultural Coordinator Report and received a delegation from a Crop Assurance Specialist regarding agricultural irrigation. Discussions included the potential purchase of a tree spade, with a directive to send the request to council, and the investigation of water pump trailer options. The board reviewed information regarding a mobile livestock scale and the rental of a grain bag roller. Additionally, the board approved the appointment of a tree specialist consultant, authorized a funding grant for the Peace Country Beef and Forage Association, provided temporary office space for the Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Coordinator, and directed administration to investigate year-round greenhouse options.
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