Statutory Plans
A statutory plan is a legal document that must go through three readings by Council and a public hearing before it is adopted. Once adopted by Council, legally the municipality, residents, and developers must follow the plan. These plans are required through and defined by the Municipal Government Act (MGA). They include:
Non-Statutory Plans and Projects
Non-statutory plans inform the preparation or changes to statutory documents and future policy decisions. Council typically accepts these plans for information purposes.
- Acheson and Big Lake Water and Traffic Reports and Studies
- Community Scan and Analysis Report (large PDF)
- Environmental Conservation Master Plan
- Future of Agriculture Study
- Hamlet Reinvestment Strategy
- Hamlet Reinvestment Strategy Appendices
- High Level Bank Stability Study - Pembina River and Seba Beach
- Integrated Community Sustainability Plan
- Offsite Levy Model and Bylaw
- Outline Plans
- Transportation Master Plan
- Tri-Municipal Regional Plan
- Technical Growth Study
- Tri-Municipal Labour Market Profile
- Tri-Municipal Regional Transit Plan
- Wabamun Lake Sub=Watershed Project
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