Applications, Licences and Permits

Contact(s)

For you convenience, most applications, licenses and permits are listed on this page.

View a full list of our fees and charges.

Addressing

For more information on Civic Addressing, be sure to read our addressing frequently asked questions. For further information on changing your address, visit our address changes page.

Approach Application

An approach is the access to your property from the main road. Parkland County manages property access approaches to ensure that all approaches meet approved standards.

Please email completed approach applications to preceptionist@parklandcounty.com.

Approach Application

For more information, frequently asked questions, fees and charges and related documents, visit our Approaches web page.

Approval to Operate

Approval to Operate Permit

As-Built Drawing Requests

Please email completed As-Built Drawing Requests to preceptionist@parklandcounty.com.

As-Built Drawing Requests

Block Party Application

Love Where You Live Party Guide and Application

Building Permits

Alberta's New Energy Code for Housing and Small Buildings

Energy Code User Guide
Efficiency Project Summary Worksheet (for all three compliance options)
Project Summary - Performance Compliance Calculation Report (for the Performance Compliance option)

Community Event Permit

Event Permit Application

Compliance / Safety Codes Requests

Compliance Request Application

Development Permits

Development permit applications must be signed by the applicant or the landowner (or agent acting on their behalf).

Electrical Permit

Electrical Permit

Gas Permit

Gas Permit

Fire Burn Permit

Fire Permit Application

Fireworks Permit

Fireworks Permit Application

Industrial Haul Agreement

Land Use Bylaw Amendment Applications

Land Use Bylaw Amendment Application

Municipal Development Plan and Area Structure Plan Amendments

Municipal Development Plan and Area Structure Plan Amendment Application

Outline Plan Application

Outline Plan Application

Overweight and Over Dimensional Permit

Overweight and Over Dimensional Permit Application

Plumbing Permit

Riparian Setback Matrix Model (RSMM)

Developer's Guide to the Riparian Setback Matrix Model

The RSMM is a scientifically-based, legally defensible model that allows municipalities to take adequate precautions to prevent the most common forms of pollution, instead of establishing arbitrary setbacks (Aquality 2015). This policy and procedure is applied under direction from the Municipal Government Act (Sections 663 and 664). To obtain the required information (vegetation, slope, groundwater risk/susceptibility, and adjacent land use data) for the RSMM, applicants will need to retain the services of a qualified professional, registered in the province of Alberta with an organization that is part of the Joint Environmental Professional Practice Board to undertake a geophysical assessment of the proposed development.