Weed Control
Many of the weeds that are of concern today started out in people's flower beds. Due to their invasive nature and lack of native pests they were able to spread by wind, wildlife, equipment or clothing. Weeds thrive in any environment, cultivated, disturbed soil, or over grazed pastures. It is the landowner's responsibility to control or destroy specific weeds regulated under the Weed Control Act and Weed Regulation.
Click on th links below for information on the following topics:
Quicklinks
- 2010 Vote - Municipal Elections
- Agendas & Minutes
- Agriculture and Parks Services
- Applications for Permits Online
- Area Structure Plans
- Assessment and Property Taxes
- Be Wild Smart
- Budget & Financial Statements
- Bylaws
- Community Halls and Associations
- County Connection
- County Patrol
- Fee Schedule
- Fire Prevention & Maintenance
- How are we doing?
- Land Use Bylaw
- Mountain Views
- Municipal Area Partnership
- Municipal Development Plan
- Netook Crossing
- Policies and Procedures
- Redesignation & Subdivision Applications
- Road Bans & Closures
- Road Watch
- Taxes
- Waste Collection
- What's New In Mountain View?