The land that Half Moon Bay is now situated on was Crown Land until 1947, when Helge Samuel Abrahamson bought it under the Homestead Act and remained until 1960. He then sold 30 acres to Dave McCutcheon and Paul Galoien, who had the property subdivided into three crescents and one street. Half Moon Bay was incorporated as a Summer Village on November 7, 1977 and became effective on January 1, 1978. This made Half Moon Bay the 35th Summer Village to be formed in Alberta. Half Moon Bay consists of 67 lots.

Earlier this year, Summer Village of Half Moon Bay Council engaged Municipal Planning Services (MPS) to assist Administration with a review of the Summer Village’s current Land Use Bylaw, and to prepare an updated Land Use Bylaw for Council’s consideration. The purpose of Newsletter #1 (see below) is to provide community members with background information about the project and highlight opportunities to be involved in the Land Use Bylaw review/update process. Please help us better understand your community and what you envision for the future by completing the online survey included in the newsletter.

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