Land Use Planning and Development Control – Training The links below and the course were developed by FPEIM with funding from the province's Municipal Affairs Division, as part of the Safe Restart Federal funding. Land Use Planning and Development Control – Agenda and Course Pack...
This is a sample amending bylaw, for use as needed, in accordance with section 126 and 133 of the MGA.
This is a sample repeal bylaw for use as needed, to repeal but not replace, certain bylaws in accordance with section 126 of the MGA.
This is a sample repeal bylaw for use as needed, to repeal but not replace, a municipal bylaw in accordance with section 126 of the MGA.
This is a sample template for a procedural bylaw in accordance with section 86(2)(e) of the MGA and the Procedural Bylaw regulations.
Another 24 affordable housing units will be available for individuals and families in need of housing in PEI. The Province is partnering with the Canadian Mental Health Association of PEI and Habitat for Humanity PEI on two projects to build the affordable units. “The Canadian...
This is a sample template for a Controlled Corporation Utility bylaw in accordance with section 183 of the MGA.
This page was created to provide a one-stop resource for Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) to easily find the required submission links and forms under the Municipal Government Act (MGA). Submit Online Financial Plan includes budget and capital plan (due April 15th each year)...
The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), or their designate, of the municipality should report any council member (Mayor/Council) vacancies to Municipal Affairs, along with potential by-election dates. The CAO should ensure that resigning council member filed a signed resignation. (MGA Section 83 ). What needs to be reported? Member’s name Position (Mayor or Councillor) Date of vacancy Reason for resignation Date of by-election, if known Important Note: By-election needs to be held within 6 months of the vacancy. The Municipal Government Act requires that a by-election be held within 6 months...
The amount of funding available to Islanders for grants through home repair programs is increasing. The 2021-22 provincial budget includes a $678,000 investment for incremental increases to the following programs over a three-year period: eligible grant amount for Seniors Safe at...