Notice of Proposed Development

The Town of Blackfalds, Planning and Development Department, has received a development application for the address noted below. As the proposed use is discretionary, Land Use Bylaw 1268/22 requires adjacent landowners to be notified. The details are as follows:Permit No.2-26Legal Description:Lot 102, Block 10, Plan 142 2622Civic Address:130 Mitchell CrescentProposed Use:Accessory suite(meets all required regulations in Land Use Bylaw 1268/22)Land Use District:Residential Single Dwelling Medium Lot District (R-1M)Please provide this office with any written comments and/or concerns that you may have with this application. To avoid delays by regular mail, responses may be received via fax to the Town of Blackfalds at (403) 600-0045 or at the general email at planning_development@blackfalds.ca.The response deadline is January 22, 2026. If we have not received a written reply by this date, it will be assumed that you have no objections regarding the proposed development.Town of BlackfaldsPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

Notice of Council Workshop | Land Use Bylaw & Subdivision Orientation

A Council Land Use Bylaw & Subdivision Orientation Workshop will be held on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 5:00pm in Council Chambers, 5018 Waghorn Street.Council Workshops are open to the public.For more information, please contact Legislative Services (403) 885-6248, or Legislative@blackfalds.ca

Blackfalds Council Approves 2026 Interim Budgets

Blackfalds, Alberta (December 12, 2025)– During the November 25 and December 10 Regular Council meeting, Blackfalds Council approved the 2026 interim capital and operating budgets as well as the three-year financial plan.With the recent election year ending, Council has approved interim budgets to give themselves time to review the budget documents and Town operations, and will attend a budget workshop in February, with the formal adoption of the budget in spring 2026.“With the approval of the capital and interim operating budget, Council is ensuring stability as we move into the new year. It is allowing us to maintain operations, programs, services, and infrastructure our community relies on while we prepare for our budget workshop in February,” said Mayor Laura Svab.The operating budget includes everything needed for day-to-day Town operations such as salary changes, costs for insurance, electricity, natural gas, etc. with a total estimate of $37,945,052.The capital budget accounts for large upcoming projects including South Street upgrades, equipment replacement/upgrades, and facility and land improvements, with a total estimate of $2,827,300.Tax implications will be shared in early spring once the budget has been reviewed and formally adopted, shared Chief Administrative Officer Kim Isaak."While this is only the beginning stage of approving the budget, I'm excited to see the partnership between Administration and Council as we decide how to deliver the most efficient and cost-effective services and amenities to the residents of Blackfalds. I look forward to the discussions, learning, and collaboration that will lead us to the formal adoption in the spring," said Isaak.For more information:Laura SvabMayor403.391.9485lsvab@blackfalds.caKim IsaakChief Administrative Officer403.885.6255kissak@blackfalds.ca