On August 19, 2025, administration from both Parkland County and Leduc County met to review land use, development, and shared services along the shared boundary.
The North Saskatchewan River forms the boundary between the two counties, providing a natural buffer that minimizes the potential for land use conflicts. The surrounding land is largely agricultural, and existing planning frameworks are sufficient to manage development.
Both municipalities also agreed that our shared services are managed well through the existing service agreements, and an ICF is not required to adequately provide these services across our borders.
Based on this review, both municipalities agreed that neither an ICF nor an IDP is required at this time.