Bylaws benefit everyone by making our community a safer place to live, work and play.
Commonly Requested Bylaws
- Bylaw #657 – Unsightly Premises Bylaw
- Bylaw #677 – Land Use Bylaw (consolidated to Bylaw #758)
- Bylaw #679 – Noise Bylaw
- Bylaw #680 – Keeping of Wild/Domestic Animals or Poultry Bylaw
- Bylaw #705 – Revised Traffic Bylaw
- Bylaw #709 – Cannabis Use in Public Areas Bylaw
- Bylaw #727 –Councillor Code of Conduct (replaced by Bylaw #763)
- Bylaw #734 – Amendment to Bylaw #733 (Review Board Bylaw)
- Bylaw #736 – Revised Fire Pit Bylaw
- Bylaw #738 – Levying of Utility Rates ByLaw
- Bylaw #741 – Amendment to Traffic Bylaw
- Bylaw #743 – Dog Bylaw
- Bylaw #746 – Chicken Bylaw
- Bylaw #747 – Appointment of Administrator Bylaw
- Bylaw #748 – Amendment to Bylaw #667 (consolidated to Bylaw #758)
- Bylaw #749 – Credit Card Bylaw
- Bylaw #750 – Fee for Services Bylaw
- Bylaw #751 – Meeting Procedures Bylaw
- Bylaw #752 – Taxation Bylaw for 2023
- Bylaw #754 – Amendment to Bylaw #677 (Land Use Bylaw)
- Bylaw #755 – Revision to Bylaw #746 (Chicken Bylaw)
- Bylaw #756 – Revision to Bylaw #751 (Meeting Procedures Bylaw)
- Bylaw #757 – Water Conservation Bylaw
- Bylaw #758 – Amendment to Bylaw #677 / #748 (Land Use Bylaw)
- Bylaw #759 – Amendment to Bylaw #738 (Levying of Utility Rates)
- Bylaw #760 – Amendment to Bylaw #688 (Garbage Bylaw)
- Bylaw #761 – LUB Amendment Reading Page
- Bylaw #762 – Taxation Bylaw for 2024
- Bylaw #763 – Councillor Code of Conduct (replaces Bylaw #727)
- Bylaw #764 – Municipal Planning Commission Bylaw
Policies
- Customer Code of Conduct Policy
- Mowing Charges Policy
- Penalty on Taxes Policy
- Sewer Cleaning Policy
- Sidewalk and Boulevard Maintenance Policy
- Tree Care and Maintenance Policy
- Village Equipment Policy
- Village Owned Buildings Policy
Parking
- A reminder to everyone that there is no parking or obstruction allowed on any sidewalk within the Village.
Feeding Wild Animals
- Please refrain from feeding birds, stray animals or wildlife on Village Boulevards. Even small animals, like gophers, can quickly become invasive pests and create hazards with the holes they dig and destroying trees and shrubbery by eating the roots.