Residents encouraged to prepare now for possible high water

A high stream flow advisory has been issues for Canmore.  Click here for more information:

After a high water incident last June, the Town of Canmore is watching water levels again this year and encouraging residents to prepare now in case of high water levels later. Town staff are regularly monitoring water levels and areas of concern. All residents are encouraged to regularly check basements for flooding. Property owners should be taking actions to protect their homes and property from flooding and to mitigate any flooding that occurs. Home owners should notify their insurance companies if they experience flooding and keep records of any damage. If flooding occurs, water should not be pumped into the sewer system. Pumped water should go in to yards, the boulevard, or the street. Residents are advised to call insurance companies and a restoration contractor if sewage seepage occurs. Handling this material can be unsafe. Using professionals is encouraged.

For information on preparing for flooding please visit the Alberta Emergency Management Agencay website:  http://www.aema.alberta.ca/search/aema-search.aspx?q=flooding

UPDATE MAY 23rd - 

The special council meeting scheduled for May 28 to hold first reading of the ASP bylaw has been cancelled at the request of PwC. We will post further information when it becomes available.

For more information on the Three Sisters Mountain Village planning process please click here.

Telus has applied for a permanent cell tower at 817 7th Street, where a temporary tower is currently in location.

More information regarding the tower can be found in the Town of Canmore information sheet, the May 2012 Public Notification Letter, and the Telus October 2012 Letter to Council.  Contact information for Telus can also be found in these documents; they are still accepting comments.

Elevation Place is now open! 

Click here for the Elevation Place website.