Town Tightens Water Conservation Bylaw Amid Drought Fears
Taber town council voted to amend a 23 year old water conservation bylaw to align with best practices after fire chief error found that allowed forfeiting water supply for offenses. The measure, adopted with maps and public context, targets Stage 3 emergencies and supports short term water saving education.
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Taber Council Reconsiders Meadows Lot Price Increase
At a March 11 meeting Taber council revisited a Dec 2023 plan to raise Meadows lot prices by five percent for 2024 with a potential two percent annual rise thereafter. Administration cited projected 2024 revenue per lot of 1680 to 1825 while Coun Brewin urged against any price hike.
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Alberta premier touts Highway 3 twinning and widening plans
Premier Danielle Smith announced continued Highway 3 twinning from Taber to Burdett and a widening proposal for Highway 3 toward Medicine Hat, with engineering for Highway 41 and talks to extend Port of Wild Horse hours. She spoke at a Medicine Hat news conference outlining the province’s capital plan on March 7 with regional officials present.
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Times Office Closed for Renovations
The Tabor Times office will be closed to the public until Monday March 25 due to ongoing renovations. Limited office and editorial services are available by phone at 403 223 2266. The Times apologizes for the inconvenience.
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