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Downtown Redevelopment Begins

Downtown Redevelopment is now underway on Main Street. 

Trees in line with replacement underground infrastructure were recently removed as the roots would have sustained damage eventually killing the tree.  New trees will be installed in soil cells containing the roots and ensuring healthier growth. 

All businesses are open. Designated timed parking stalls and multiple off-street parking lot maps have been provided to businesses.  This allows for easier customer access and long...

Stony Plain Awarded Grant for Storm Water Management Master Plan

The Town of Stony Plain has received a grant from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) in  the amount of $136,185.80 for our Storm Water Management Master Plan.

FCM offers grants for municipal environmental projects to allow communities to build on their sustainability strategies. The grant funded 80% of the costs associated with development of the Storm Water Management Master Plan, reducing the cost to our taxpayers. 

“The Storm Water Management Master Plan is necessary for the...

Stony Plain Receives Honourable Mention For Website

The Town of Stony Plain has received an honorable mention from the 2019 Hermes Creative Awards for stonyplain.com. Our newly redesigned website was completed by ESolutions and went live on November 15, 2018.

The website is mobile friendly, service oriented and features menus items such as Report a Problem and Subscribe to improve interactions with citizens.

It was quite an extensive process,” says Stephanie Barsby Boisvert, Corporate Communications Officer.  “We’ve been listening to our residents...

41 Avenue Paving Begins

Paving of 41 Avenue in front of Heritage Park is now underway. The project is should be completed within the next 2-3 weeks, depending on weather. Please watch for detour signs and slow down when approaching the construction area.

 

Council Gives 1st Reading to the Old Town Community Plan Bylaw

During this week’s Regular Meeting, Town of Stony Plain Council gave first reading to the Old Town Community Plan Bylaw (2613/D&P/19). The bylaw was drafted in order to designate the Old Town region of our community for an Area Redevelopment Plan.

“The Old Town Community Plan aims to provide a clear guide and predicable framework for both private and public investment and for citizens with a stake in the downtown,” says Ian McKay, General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure. “The Area Redevelopment...