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The Planning & Economic Development staff publish articles in the Taber Times under the Town section regarding discretionary development, subdivisions, road closures, land sales, etc. Currently the ads are published in the paper, and people within 100m2 of the development area are notified via a letter in the mail. Administration would like to make the ads easier to find by adding it to our Town of Taber website. Below are the published Taber Times ads:
2018 Ads:
- January 3rd and 10th Issue
- January 10th and 17th Issue
- January 17th and 24th Issue
- January 24th and 31st Issue - No Ads
- January 31st and February 7th Issue
- February 7th and 14th Issue
- February 14th and 21st Issue - No Ads
- February 21st and 28th Issue
- February 28th and March 7th Issue
- March 7th and 14th Issue - No Ads
- March 14th and 21st Issue
- March 21st and 28th Issue
- March 28th and April 4th Issue
- April 4th and 11th Issue
- April 11th and 18th - No Ads
- April 18th and 25th Issue
- April 25th and May 2nd Issue
- May 2nd and 9th - No ads
- May 9th and 16th Issue
- May 16th and 23rd Issue
- May 23 and 30th - No Ads
- May 30th and June 6th Issue
- June 6th and 13th Issue
- June 13th and 20th - No Ads
- June 20th and 27th Issue
- June 27th and July 4th - No Ads
- July 4th and 11th - No Ads
- July 11th and 18th - No Ads
- July 18th and 25th Issue
- July 25th and August 1st Issue
- August 1st and 8th - No Ads
- August 8th and 15th - No Ads
- August 15th and 22nd Issue
- August 22nd and 29th Issue
- August 29th and September 5th Issue
- September 5th and 12th Issue
- September 12th and 19th Issue
- September 19th and 26th Issue
- September 26th and October 3rd Issue
- October 3rd and 10th Issue
2017 Ads:
- June 7th and 14th Issue
- June 14th and 21st Issue
- June 21st and 28th Issue
- June 28th and July 5th Issue
- July 5th and 19th Issue
- July 19th and 26th Issue
- July 26th and August 2nd Issue
- August 2nd and 9th Issue
- August 9th and 16th Issue
- August 16th and 23rd - No Ads
- August 23rd and 30th Issue
- August 30th and September 6th Issue
- September 6th and 13th Issue
- September 13th and 20th Issue
- September 20th and 27th Issue
- September 27th and October 4th Issue
- October 4th and 11th Issue
- October 11th and 18th Issue
- October 18th and 25th Issue
- October 25th and November 1st Issue
- November 1st and 8th - No Ads
- November 8th and 15th Issue
- November 15 and 29 Issue
- November 29 and December 6 Issue
- December 6th and 13th Issue
- December 13th and 20th Issue
- December 20th and 27th Issue
- December 27th Issue
The Planning & Economic Development staff compile a building permit statistics report each month.
2018:
- January 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- February 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- March 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- April 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- May 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- June 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- July 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- August 2018 Building Permit Statistics
- September 2018 Building Permit Statistics
2017:
- May 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- June 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- July 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- August 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- September 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- October 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- November 2017 Building Permit Statistics
- December 2017 Building Permit Statistics
The Planning & Economic Development staff have started a new news letter that will be sent out via email on the 1st of every month. After the email, each news letter will be published below for viewing.
- June 1st, 2017 - May News Letter
- June 21st, 2017 - Twinning Highway 3 open house
- July 4th, 2017 - June News Letter
- September 15, 2017 - August News Letter
- October 11, 2017 - September News Letter
- November 1st, 2017 - October News Letter
- December 1st, 2017 - November News Letter
- January 5th, 2018 - December News Letter
- February 7th, 2018 - January News Letter
- March 14th, 2018 - February News Letter
- April 11th, 2018 - March News Letter
Transportation Survey Results
Food Trucks
It is important from the perspective of the Town of Taber to support both the Food Truck industry and the traditional restaurant industry by providing rules and regulations that provide balance. This is becoming increasingly more important as food trucks have become a popular way to provide and procure food service for residents of a community in a different format than the traditional restaurant.
The Town has compiled Food Truck rules and regulations from other municipalities around Alberta into a Food Truck Report. This report will help administration evaluate current and proposed rules and regulations for the Town of Taber.
A survey on the current and proposed regulations was circulated with anyone willing to participate to help administration finalize their proposal to Council. The survey was open from July 4th to July 10th and received a total of 284 participants. You can read the detailed comments in the link below:
An open house regarding food trucks was held at the Taber Civic Centre in the "Green Room" on July 12th at 4pm - 6:30pm. A total on 10 people showed up with questions regarding the proposed recommendations to Council. You can read the detailed comments in the link below:
2017 Holiday Pop Up Shop
In the continuation of undertaking initiatives encouraging a vibrant downtown and creating conditions for business success and economic development in the community, Taber Economic Development (TED) partnered with a student from the University of Lethbridge’s Applied Studies Program to complete a study on the impacts of pop up shop style businesses in Taber.
Building off of this project, TED also partnered in a pilot project with some local home based businesses to open up a week long pop up shop in a vacant downtown store front (4702 52 Street) from December 13th to the 17th, 2017.
There were multiple businesses in one building selling anything from home décor, soaps, and signs to jewelry, clothing and paintings. On Saturday the 16th the pop up shop even hosted Santa Claus between 6-8pm while serving hot chocolate and cookies.
Through an online and paper survey for all shoppers and vendors, TED gathered important insight from the community on the initiative.