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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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Wastewater Utility Bill Survey
In 2018 this Council raised the wastewater utility bill from $250.00 to $450.00 per year. Prior to this increase Norglenwold residents had not seen a rate increase. The Sylvan Lake Regional Waste Water Commission amended the usage rate mid-year which resulted in an additional bill of $57,000.00 to the Summer Village, Council will be utilizing reserves to cover these costs.
The 2019 adopted Sylvan Lake Regional Waste Water Commission Business Plan and the coinciding 2019-2024 budget shows another large increase in rate to its customers. Norglenwold is one of those customers. This plan allows for smaller increases on an annual basis until 2023 and then forecasts a decrease in 2024.
The complexities of this issue and the impact to our residents is not lost on Council and we are requesting your input on this significant matter.
Council has come up with the following solutions to the budget increase (approx. $50,000 per year) and would like your opinion prior to finalizing the budget for 2019-2022.
The 2019 adopted Sylvan Lake Regional Waste Water Commission Business Plan and the coinciding 2019-2024 budget shows another large increase in rate to its customers. Norglenwold is one of those customers. This plan allows for smaller increases on an annual basis until 2023 and then forecasts a decrease in 2024.
The complexities of this issue and the impact to our residents is not lost on Council and we are requesting your input on this significant matter.
Council has come up with the following solutions to the budget increase (approx. $50,000 per year) and would like your opinion prior to finalizing the budget for 2019-2022.
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