Forms & Information
Forms & Information
Contacts & Utilities
Waste
- Athabasca Regional Waste Management
June 25, 2020 Update: Whispering Hills Transfer Site will start opening two days per week starting this Saturday and Sunday, hours of operation will be 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days. - ARW Commission Manager's Report (2017)
- Utilities Consumer Advocate
Forms
Complaint Forms
Permits
- Building Permit: Fillable Form or Download & Print
- Development Permit: Application
- Dock Permist: See below
- Electrical Permit: Fillable Form or Download & Print
- Gas Permit: Fillable Form or Download & Print
- Plumbing Permit: Fillable Form or Download & Print
- PSDS Permit: Fillable Form or Download & Print
Other Forms
- Ball Diamond Rental Agreement
- Golf Cart Registration Form
- Island Lake Safety Codes Quality Management Plan
- Municipal Property Usage
Dock Permits - Provincial Requirements
- User Guide for Dock Permits - April 2020
- Crown Land Client ID Application
- Provincial Dock Permit Application
- Dock Authorization Contact List
Note: If you as the applicant are NOT the owner of the waterfront land parcel, your application to the Province will then require you to obtain the written consent or letter of "no objection" of the adjacent waterfront landowner or holder before the application will be considered for approval. You will need to attach this letter to your application. If the land is one of the Summer Village's park reserve areas, please email the administration office, info@islandlake.ca, to request a letter of no objection and provide your contact information and where you are requesting to place the dock.
Articles
- BAILS Newsletter Spring 2020
- Off-Highway Vehicle Helmet Law
- Alcohol and Boating Can Be Deadly
- Cold Water Can Kill - Wearing a life jacket and thermal protection could save your life
- Don't Get Stranded - Ensure that you and your boat are prepared for a day on the water
- One Simple Act Newsletter (Issue #76)
- Rules & Regulations Applying to Small Vehicles (Updated November 2018)
- Protecting Alberta’s Water Resources: Updates from the Aquatic Invasive Species Program
Books & Documents
Lake Stewardship
Links
Maps
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