Welcome to the Town of Carstairs in Alberta. It's a Lifestyle Choice. The Carstairs Town Office is conveniently located on 844 Centre Street, just west of the campground. There are many great residential subdivisions in town, offering safety and a real sense of community. Family is important in Carstairs. Check out the many programs we offer young families. Our recreation facilities include soccer fields, tennis courts, arena and curling rink, as well as a splash park now in the planning stages. The campground is simply beautiful, and features a replica grain elevator with many historical items on exhibit.
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Town of Carstairs
844 Centre St, Box 370
Carstairs, AB T0M 0N0
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Planning and Development
The Planning and Development Department manages development in the town and plans for the growth of Carstairs. The Land Use Bylaw and Municipal Development Plan are the guidelines the department follows for appropriate management. Use the links in this section to find information on development permits, subdivision or permit applications, and licenses. Application forms for things like building a deck can be found on our Documents and Forms page.

The Town Office is open weekdays from 8:30 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact the Town Office at 403-337-3341.

Public Hearings
From time to time Town Council will call Public Hearings to address certain issues of importance to residents, including, but not limited to, amendments to the Land Use bylaw. Notice of Public Hearings will be included here.

Compliances
A Real Property Report is necessary to determine compliance with municipal bylaws. A municipality reviews and endorses the Real Property Report and indicates if the improvements meet the requirements of the local bylaws. The property owner can then resolve any outstanding issues identified by the municipality. Early preparation of a Real Property Report and inquiring on any projects without permits significantly speeds up the process of selling a property. Our office requires four originals signed and stamped by the surveyor and a fee of $50.00.

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