Construction Coordination

Storing Materials on a Neighbouring Lot?

Due to limited availability of space for storing materials and equipment near construction sites, many have been using neighbouring lots as temporary laydown. As a leaseholder you can decide whether or not you want this to happen on your property. An email has been sent to all leaseholders identifying key points to consider when entering into an agreement of this sort.

ATCO Updates

ATCO Electric continues to re-install shallow utilities in Cabin Creek and around town. For information on which sites have been released from ATCOs use in Cabin Creek, please visit Cabin Creek Utility Rebuild Project for information.

ATCO has published an updated map showing which lots in Cabin Creek West have been 'released' following completion of utility re-installation work. Builders working on active construction zone properties should contact ATCO directly about starting work on those lots.

Rebuilding Jasper Industry Bulletin

We recommend that construction industry workers involved in rebuilding Jasper follow the 'Rebuilding Jasper Industry Bulletin' to receive important details about laydown areas, material storage, construction worker accommodation and other helpful information for construction workers.

Let your contractor know to click on 'follow' here: https://engagejasper.ca/rebuilding-jasper-industry...

Found an Underground Storage Tank?

If you discover a buried fuel tank during your rebuild, stop work in that area and contact the Parks Canada Impact Assessment Team at environnementjasper-jasperenvironmental@pc.gc.ca. The tank must be assessed, safely removed, and soils tested by a Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) before construction continues. This helps protect your health, your property, and the environment. For more information visit the Municipality of Jasper's Debris Removal webpage (https://www.jasper-alberta.ca/p/debris-removal).

Exciting News:

Business Recovery Bulletin

The JRCC is launching a Business Recovery Bulletin to share business-focused recovery updates from the Municipality of Jasper and Parks Canada's joint recovery agency. These short updates will focus on new information, programs and announcements that may affect businesses and their operations.

This bulletin is expected to launch in the coming week. Stay tuned.

Marmot Pit is now open until December 15, 2025

Due to high demand, Marmot pit will remain open until December 15, 2025. For full details on Marmot Pit requirements and operational dates, visit:

👉 Parks Canada – Marmot Pit Regulations https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/jasper/gestion-management/permis-permits/amenagement-development/reglements-regulations/marmot

Stuff that's in Every Update

These are ongoing resources or important items that we just want to remind people about every time this update comes out!

Construction Coordinator

The MoJ has a Construction Coordinator who is available to help you deal with on-the-ground issues during construction.

For questions, coordination, or support related to construction activities, please contact:

Stef Dolan, Construction Coordinator – Municipality of Jasper
📞 Phone: 780-931-7833
📧 Email: sdolan@jasper-alberta.ca
🕒 Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Sub-Contractor Registration

Prime Contractors with a business license can register sub-contractors using a new form on the Municipality of Jasper webpage: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?i...

Registering your sub-contractors gets them the same benefits as having a full business license: free entry to the Park through National Park work passes and free parking in residential and paid parking areas (you still have to abide by the parking time rules).

Online Utilities Map

The MoJ has recently set up a new online utilities map that shows the approximate location of water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure in town. This information can be helpful in preparing site plans and knowing where to plan to connect to municipal services. Link: https://www.jasper-alberta.ca/p/utilitymap