MHHS · Municipal Government Act
Part 3 — Special Municipal Powers and Limits on Municipal Powers Division 1 Expropriation
30 Long-term supply agreements to public utilities
steam or fuel to a public utility for a period that, with rights of
renewal, could exceed 5 years, the agreement must be approved by
the Alberta Utilities Commission before it is made.
(2) If a council or a municipal public utility proposes to make an
agreement regarding the supply of electric power for a period that,
with rights of renewal, could exceed 5 years, the agreement must
be approved by the Alberta Utilities Commission before it is made.
(3) The approval of the Alberta Utilities Commission is not
required under subsection (2) if the proposed agreement relates to
or arises from the supply of electric power under
(a) a power purchase arrangement,
(b) a generation asset held or sold by the Balancing Pool, or
(c) a direct sales agreement.
(4) In subsection (3), "power purchase arrangement", "generation
asset", "direct sales agreement" and "Balancing Pool" have the
same meaning as they have in the Electric Utilities Act.
RSA 2000 cM-26 s30;2003 cE-5.1 s165;2007 cA-37.2 s82(17)
May, 2026
release of commissioner's or
Minister's reasons,
146.011(2)(l)
reports, 146.011(2)(i)
sanctions, 146.011(2)(f),
146.011(2)(k)
timelines, 146.011(2)(l)
uses of municipal assets and
services, 146.011(2)(b)
investigations, 146.03
appointment of investigator,
146.03(1)-(2)
costs, 146.03(5)
designation of investigator, 146.02
ending of, 146.03(4), 146.05(2),
146.06
false and misleading statements,
146.04
frivolous or vexatious complaints,
146.05
obstruction of investigator,
146.04, 557(e)
offences and penalties, 557(e)
pecuniary interests, 146.06
powers of investigator, 146.03(3)
preliminary review, 146.05
orders, 146.09(11)-(12)
orientation training for councillors,
201.1(1)(b)
pecuniary interests, 146.011(2)(a),
146.011(2)(i), 146.06
regulations, 146.011
reports
investigation report, 146.07
pecuniary interest report, 146.06
preliminary review, 146.05(3)
public availability, 146.07(4)
sanctions, 146.01(c), 146.07(2),
146.08
subject of investigation, 146.03(4),
146.08(4)
councillors, vacancies
by-elections
council vacancies, 162, 165
council vacancies due to
disqualification, 162, 175.1
council vacancies due to recall
petitions, 240.91(3)-(4)
council vacancies due to vote to
dismiss, 179.1
time of by-election, 162
chief elected official (CEO)
filling a vacancy of elected
official, 163, 165-166
county. See municipal district
couplings in public utilities, 29
Court of Appeal, 688-689
appeal of compensation for public
works affecting land, 534(13)
appeal of councillor disqualification,
178-179
appeal of SDAB decisions, 688-689
appeal of Tribunal decisions
grounds and procedures, 688-689
off-site levy, 694(4), 694(4)(d)
regulations, 694(4)(d)
statutory plan, 619
application for permission to appeal,
688(2)-(3)
costs, 689(3)
decision of, 689
notice of appeal, 688(4.2)
question of law or jurisdiction, 688-
689
use of published planning and
development policies, 638.2(3)
Court of Justice
enforcement of public utility meter
inspection, 544
Court of King's Bench
appeal of order to remedy dangers or
unsightly property, 548
enforcement of disqualification of
councillors, 175
enforcement of municipal law, 543
injunctions to enforce municipal
law, 554(2)
judicial review of ARB decisions,
470
use of published planning and
development policies, 638.2(3)
COVID-19 bylaws, 7.1
CPA Canada Public Sector
Accounting Handbook
definition, 241(d.1)