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Norglenwold was the first Summer Village to be created on Sylvan Lake, formed in 1965. Originally the community was very lineal, developing along the lake from East (Northey Point) to West (Lyle Landing). More recently Sylvan Harbour Estates was developed adjacent to the Town of Sylvan Lake's Marina Bay estates and the area known as "Last Chance Way" was annexed west of Lyle Landing in 1973. Seasonal cabins date back to the 1920's and 1930's. The name Norglenwold was derived from three or four early subdivisions: Nor (Northey Point), Glen (Glen-Innes) and Wold (Whitewold Beach).
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Hello All,
As summer is approaching and we all wish things would go back to normal as quickly as possible, it is important to listen to the advice given to us from our Government, including our Chief Medical Officer of Health. Please note the following excerpt from her update earlier this week:
“This is also not the time for people to go out to their summer cottages or seasonal villages to self-isolate. Services and supports are limited in these communities. Please stay in your own home, and away from others, if you are feeling unwell. Each of us must continue to do everything we can to flatten the curve and keep our friends and family healthy.”
You can read her comments in full here: https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=69961C8FA869F-A2ED-1F01-91C6C6B3800FCC51
Canada's chief public health officer also weighed in on the subject Sunday, making it clear in no uncertain terms that this is not the time to head for a cottage, cabin or camp.
"Urban dwellers should avoid heading to rural properties, as these places have less capacity to manage COVID-19," Dr. Theresa Tam said at a press conference in Ottawa. There are also supply-chain issues to consider. Retailers across the country have found it difficult to keep food, cleaning supplies and other highly-demanded products on their shelves. For stores in remote areas that are used to serving small populations at this time of year, a sudden influx of cottagers can make it even more difficult to meet the needs of their year-round customers. https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/don-t-head-to-your-cottage-to-wait-out-covid-19-pandemic-canadians-warned-1.4873267
Thank you,
Tanner Evans
Chief Administrative Officer
Summer Village Administration
As summer is approaching and we all wish things would go back to normal as quickly as possible, it is important to listen to the advice given to us from our Government, including our Chief Medical Officer of Health. Please note the following excerpt from her update earlier this week:
“This is also not the time for people to go out to their summer cottages or seasonal villages to self-isolate. Services and supports are limited in these communities. Please stay in your own home, and away from others, if you are feeling unwell. Each of us must continue to do everything we can to flatten the curve and keep our friends and family healthy.”
You can read her comments in full here: https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=69961C8FA869F-A2ED-1F01-91C6C6B3800FCC51
Canada's chief public health officer also weighed in on the subject Sunday, making it clear in no uncertain terms that this is not the time to head for a cottage, cabin or camp.
"Urban dwellers should avoid heading to rural properties, as these places have less capacity to manage COVID-19," Dr. Theresa Tam said at a press conference in Ottawa. There are also supply-chain issues to consider. Retailers across the country have found it difficult to keep food, cleaning supplies and other highly-demanded products on their shelves. For stores in remote areas that are used to serving small populations at this time of year, a sudden influx of cottagers can make it even more difficult to meet the needs of their year-round customers. https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/don-t-head-to-your-cottage-to-wait-out-covid-19-pandemic-canadians-warned-1.4873267
Thank you,
Tanner Evans
Chief Administrative Officer
Summer Village Administration
Tax Notice Reminder:
Reminder to residents that if you have had a change of mailing address to please let us know by April as 2020 tax and utility notices will be mailed out on May 21st. Changes in mailing addresses can be emailed to: information@sylvansummervillages.ca Any questions or concerns can be directed to the Finance Department (403) 887-2822 The Summer Village of Norglenwold is pleased to offer residents the ability to pay taxes on a monthly basis. The links below provide information to assist in through the process, and Tina would be happy to answer any questions you might have.
Please Note: You must be registered by December 31st in order to participate in the coming year. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact the Public Works Coordinator, Chris Loov, at 403-887-2822 or cloov@sylvansummervillages.ca
Road Bans and Overweight Permits
Road Bans March 15 - May 31 50% G.V.W. Year Round June 1 - March 14 90% G.V.W. Garbage and recycling pickup times vary. To ensure pickup, please place bins outside by 7 AM on pickup day, or the night before.
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