Commercial Snow Removal in Peregrine and Hawker Industrial Parks
One page for Peregrine's high-load corridor and Hawker's Range Road 51 industrial sites.
Commercial snow and ice management in Peregrine and Hawker Industrial Parks
This page covers two County of Grande Prairie industrial parks on purpose. Peregrine Business Park is described by its developer as 60 acres of industrially zoned land with access to the 116 Street high-load corridor, which acts as a bypass around Grande Prairie. Hawker Industrial Park has industrial listings at 722040 Range Road 51. Those descriptions do not establish the layout or clearing needs of any particular property.
County rules, not City bylaws, govern these locations. Owners and occupants must remove snow and ice from sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall. County guidance says snow, ice and other material cannot be deposited on roads, rights-of-way or ditches; County equipment does not clear private driveways or lots. Alberta's Occupiers' Liability Act addresses visitor safety and the use of independent contractors. PWW coordinates snow service through its crew network and reviews each property's access, sidewalks and storage for a site quote.
What connects Peregrine and Hawker for snow planning?
Both are County industrial locations covered together on this page, but a listing or developer description cannot tell you how an individual site handles snow. Peregrine has developer-described access to the 116 Street high-load corridor; Hawker has listings on Range Road 51. Private access, sidewalks and room to keep snow on site need separate review at each address.
Can cleared snow from these parks go into a road or ditch?
No. County snow removal guidance says depositing snow, ice or other material onto roadways, rights-of-way and ditches is illegal. That rule matters for a property with limited on-site storage as well as one with a larger yard. A site quote should identify where snow can stay without entering those public spaces.
Who handles private clearing and visitor safety here?
The County says its equipment does not clear private driveways or lots. Under Alberta's Occupiers' Liability Act, section 5 calls for reasonable care for visitors; section 1(c) defines an occupier by possession or responsibility and control, and section 11 addresses independent contractors. A property's own access and visitor areas should be reviewed before setting a clearing scope.
Property types we service in Peregrine and Hawker Industrial Parks
Roads and access
- 116 Street high-load corridor access at Peregrine
- Range Road 51 listings at Hawker
- Private site entrances
Site planning for two County parks
- Peregrine and Hawker are covered together, but their individual properties need separate site reviews.
- County equipment does not clear private driveways or lots.
- Sidewalks and on-site snow storage belong in the property plan.
County rules for Peregrine and Hawker sites
The County's Community Standards Bylaw requires owners and occupants to remove snow and ice from sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall.
County snow removal guidance prohibits depositing snow, ice or other material onto roads, rights-of-way and ditches. County equipment does not clear private driveways or lots.
County of Grande Prairie Community Standards Bylaw and County snow removal guidance.
Where the snow goes in Peregrine and Hawker Industrial Parks
Plan storage on private property, not in the roadway or ditch.
County guidance prohibits snow and ice deposits in rights-of-way as well as on roads.
Frequently asked questions about commercial snow removal in Peregrine and Hawker Industrial Parks
Is this page about both Peregrine and Hawker?
Yes. This is one combined guide for Peregrine Business Park and Hawker Industrial Park in the County of Grande Prairie. Each property still needs its own site quote.
How does the developer describe Peregrine?
Its developer describes 60 acres of industrially zoned land with access to the 116 Street high-load corridor that bypasses Grande Prairie. That is the developer's description of the park, not a description of an individual property.
Does the City sidewalk bylaw apply to these parks?
No. These are County locations. The County's Community Standards Bylaw requires owners and occupants to clear sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall.
Will County crews clear an industrial lot?
No. County snow removal guidance says County equipment does not clear private driveways or lots. Request a site quote for private access and storage needs.