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Rochon Sands Faced With $46,000 Bill

Tuesday, 22 January 2008
Last fall the Summer of Village of Rochon Sands abandoned its' application to annex less than a quarter section of land from the County of Stettler and decided to pursue a fresh application, based on a recent growth study, to annex 450 acres from the County. As a result of abandoning the initial application, the summer village is now faced with potentially paying the County's costs that were incurred with respect to the abandoned application. The County is now seeking $46,000 in costs related to that application and Rochon Sands has until January 30th to respond to the application for costs. Both the costs application and the fresh annexation application are presently before the Municipal Government Board.
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Alberta Energy News release

Monday, 14 January 2008
January 2, 2008 Grant funding creates bio-energy hub in Central Alberta Edmonton... Over a half million dollars in provincial grants have been approved for three bio-energy projects in Central Alberta. The projects, located in Red Deer, Ponoka and Bentley, will explore the business potential for new facilities and expand the capacity of current ones. Combined, the three projects represent up to $108 million of new investment in the province.
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