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The Town of Carlyle aims to provide a high quality, safe physical environment with a wide range of social and economic opportunities for its residents.
The general objectives of the Town of
- Foster the town’s position as south east
- Foster a cooperative relationship with surrounding rural municipalities and first nations to promote economic prosperity and recreational opportunities;
- Provide a variety of housing densities and types to meet all the needs of all age and income groups;
- Provide for the development and sustainability of recreational, cultural and educational facilities;
- Enhance the physical appearance and economic vitality of the downtown area;
- Promote town beautification and character through landscaping, streetscaping, and architectural design;
- Continue to provide open space for parks, greenways, as well as active and passive recreation;
- Promote a pedestrian friendly environment by encouraging compact development, sidewalks, greenways, and walkways;
- Ensure an adequate supply of land for future development and expansion;
- Promote redevelopment strategies such as infill development, rehabilitation and restoration;
- Protect environmentally sensitive areas, critical habitats, and productive farmland;
- Provide adequate community infrastructure to accommodate target populations;
- Ensure efficient and responsible growth management of land, infrastructure, and other resources;
- Ensure public participation by area residents, property owners, and other interested groups in the preparation of any planning documents.
If you are considering repairing your home or a home for a low income, senior or disabled individual, or to retrofit your home, contact Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation at 1-800-668-2642. They have many programs available - go to www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca.
The Town of Carlyle is a member of Saskatchewan in Motion. For details on this program, please go to info@saskatchewaninmotion.ca. Saskatchewan In Motion wants 2,010 families to participate in their program in 2010. To get more information, visit their web site at www.jumpin.ca.
The assessment roll for the Town of Carlyle for the year 2010 has been prepared and is open to inspection from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. April 5th to May 5th, 2010.
Results of the Community Survey conducted by the community planners during the 2009 Dickens Festival are now in. Here are some of the results:
The three most important features that you like and value about Carlyle:
- friendly and helpful people
- volunteerism
- community spirit
The three most important challenges facing Carlyle:
- the water system
- providing housing
- providing healthcare
The three most important changes that need to be made:
- the water system
- the recycling/garbage systems
- more green space
What types of "green" initiatives that people would like to see Carlyle pursue:
- better recycling
- more trees/green space
- wind/solar power
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