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3 GOALS: 6 TRANSPORTATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE POLICIES: 7 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES: Parkland County/Lac Ste. Anne County ` a. To establish in good faith a method for collaboration between both municipalities on land use matters. 6.1 Transportation Network Referral(s) – Any proposed changes or expansion to the transportation 7.1 Environmentally Signicant Areas – Environmentally Signicant Areas of regional and provincial b. To reduce the potential for future conict(s) and encourage understanding. network within the Plan Area shall be referred to the adjacent municipality and Alberta Transportation (if signicance have been identied within Map 3 - Environmental Features. Intermunicipal Development Plan c. To identify and conserve environmental features, recreation, and open space. required) for review and comment prior to any changes (see Map 2 - Transportation). 7.2 Environmental Reserve – Both Counties shall follow provincial regulations as it pertains to the dedication, Bylaw 2018-19 d. To harmonise and conrm future land uses, infrastructure, transportation, and development within the 6.2 Alberta Transportation – Where applicable, the Counties will work together with Alberta classication, and use of Environmental Reserve, Municipal Reserve, and Conservation Reserve in an eort Plan Area. Transportation to maintain a safe and eective transportation network within the Plan Area. to maintain the integrity of the systems identied in Map 3. At time of development and/or subdivision, e. To provide a process and procedure for dispute resolution, amendments and administration of the Plan. 6.3 Transportation Networks – All new and expanding development(s) within the Plan Area shall ensure both Counties will require the dedication of Environmental Reserve lands along the shoreline of Isle Lake, f. To enhance opportunities for increased quality-of-life through a diversied local economy and quality that long-term transportation corridors are secured in order to maintain safe, coordinated, and the Sturgeon River, and any other major watercourse in the Plan Area. community services. ecient retworks. 7.3 Setbacks from Natural Areas – Through respective Land Use Bylaws, both municipalities shall enforce UV776 g. To meet the requirements established in the Municipal Government Act (Section 631), the Edmonton UV769 appropriate development setbacks from bodies of water, watercourses, and hazardous landscapes. The UV655 UV763 Metropolitan Region Growth Plan (Parkland County), and any other applicable requirement. 6.4 Cost Sharing – Municipalities may enter into a cost sharing agreement on agreed infrastructure that UV658 benets both Counties. governing municipality may require the applicant to supply recommendations, prepared by a qualied WESTLOCK COUNTY OF professional, regarding development setbacks and/or other required mitigation measures. UV18 COUNTY UV654 6.5 Development Requirements for Sites with Roadways – Developers shall construct all roads and BARRHEAD 4 PLAN AREA: NO. 11 7.4 Ecosystem Health – Both municipalities will promote environmental stewardship and the health of the WOODLANDS linkages to current Parkland County and/or Lac Ste. Anne County engineering standards. COUNTY UV33 regional ecosystem, watersheds, wetlands, and Environmentally Signicant Areas within the Plan Area. The Plan Area extends 800 metres from the Parkland County and Lac Ste. Anne County boundary lines or from 6.6 Maintaining Networks – Each County is responsible for the construction and maintenance of their UV764 UV651 the top of bank of a body of water or watercourse. For those lands located adjacent to Isle Lake, the Plan Area transportation infrastructure within the Plan Area. 7.5 Connectivity – Where appropriate, both municipalities may collaborate on the establishment of boundary shall extend to the bed and shore of the lake. Where the Plan Area boundary is disputed, the boundary planned trail network(s) for passive and recreational enjoyment. UV803 UV647 UV43 UV2 6.7 Future Development – Any future expansion of transportation networks within the Plan Area shall be UV777 UV44 depicted in Map 1 shall prevail. The joint Plan Area covers approximately 13,702 hectares (33,858 acres) of land. LAC STE. agreed upon by both municipalities by Council resolution. 7.6 Open Space – Both municipalities recognize the wide diversity of open spaces within the Plan Area ANNE COUNTY For a detailed review of the Plan Area and future land uses, refer to Map 1 – Future Land Use. STURGEON and may seek to identify future open space opportunities. UV642 COUNTY UV22 6.8 Servicing and Utilities – Both Parkland and Lac Ste. Anne County shall ensure any new or expanding 7.7 Watershed Management – Both municipalities shall recognize the importance of wetlands, riparian areas, UV751 development(s) within the Plan Area provide servicing, if required, to the satisfaction of the UV757 UV28 EXISTING LAND USE WITHIN THE PLAN AREA: watercourses, and waterbodies, and will collaborate when reviewing proposals which may impact Lac Ste. Anne UV37 County(s). UV765 watershed(s) within the Plan Area. Participation by both municipalities in regional watershed alliance UV633 6.9 Haul Routes – Existing haul routes have been identied in Map 2 – Transportation. Any application which groups will be encouraged, and information and recommendations provided may be considered, where UV779 proposes the use or expansion of municipal road infrastructure for the purposes of hauling natural Isle Lake appropriate. YELLOWHEAD Big Lake % % % % UV16 73 15 11 1 resources shall include written documentation indicating that the roadway has been, or will be, COUNTY AGRICULTURE RESIDENTIAL CROWN RESOURCE UV31 constructed to the governing municipality’s engineering design standards. Signed copies of the road Wabamun Lake UV16A LANDS EXTRACTION Crown Lands Map 3 – Environmental Features UV628 Lac Ste. Anne PARKLAND hauling agreements shall be provided to the adjacent municipality. ESA - Lac Ste. Anne County ESA - Parkland County COUNTY UV216 UV14 River Corridors Regional UV627 Other Signicant Areas Provincial Lakeside Areas UV60 Local Map 1 – Future Land Use UV753 UV759 UV770 UV624 UV19 UV625 Lac Ste. Anne Isle Lake !!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 621 BRAZEAU UV622 ! UV ! LEDUC COUNTY COUNTY UV623 ! ! ! N ! UV795 2A ! 39 UV ! N UV UV778 ! 20 ! 620 UV ! UV !!! 8 ECONOMIC AND SOCIALWabamun Lake DEVELOPMENTS: ! ! ! !!! ! ! ! 8.1 Economic Diversication – Both municipalities encourage opportunities for a diversied local economy ! ! ! and understand the role it plays in enhancing regional competitiveness. ! ! ! ! 8.2 Tourism and Recreation – Where appropriate within the Plan Area, both municipalities will collaborate in ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Isle Lake ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Municipal ! ! ! ! ! good faith to encourage opportunities for tourism and regional recreation use. Any new recreational ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Boundary ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! development shall demonstrate compliance to the applicable policies and regulations in the governing ! Policy Area ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! municipality’s Municipal Development Plan and Land Use Bylaw. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Municipal ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Boundary ! ! ! COORDINATION OF INTERMUNICIPAL PROGRAMS: INTRODUCTION: ! Provincial 9 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! Highway ! ! An Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP) is a statutory document prepared with two (or more)! municipalities that 9.1 Community Programs – The provision of quality community services and programming helps to ! ! ! Agricultural share a common border, and where at least one member is not a part of a growth management region.! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !An! ! !IDP enhance resident quality of life. Both municipalities may choose to collaborate on any social or economic ! ! ! ! ! ensures future development and land use policy is coordinated between municipalities. ! Residential development opportunities which may impact the Plan Area. ! ! ! ! 33 Highway Ran ! Crown Land Township Road 553 ! ge Road 32 N Parkland County and Lac Ste. Anne County, under the direction of Section 631 of the Municipal Government Act, Wabamun Lake 275 Township Road 25A Range Range Road 10 Range Range Township Range IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION: Range Range Road 63 Range Township Road 552A ! Road 64 Road 62 Road24 Range Road 71 Trail Road 552A Road 30A ! Road 12 Tow nship Road Range ! Township of1898 Township Road 552 Road 11 Road 5 52 Range 552 Road 552 Range Road 3 3 Range 777Highway Road 34 Road 14 RangeRoad 13 Township have agreed to jointly engage in an IDP. This Plan has been developed to reduce the possibility of any potential Range Road 22 ! 25 ge oad 3 1 ge ge Road 61 ge Range ! ad 30 nge Road 20 ange d 23 R Road d 10 ! Township R Ro Ra Township Ran Ran Ran 551 Range Ran Tow nship Roa Road 551 Roa Road 7 0 Road First Road Street Road 5 50 LacSt ! conicts between Counties and to ensure the relationship remains strong, transparent, and collaborative in the Tow nship North 550A 10.1 Adoption ! Township 37 Highway Township Township 52 Street AnneTrail ! Map 2 – Transportation Road 550 Road 550 Road 550 Road 5 50 Road 65 Lake Isle Road ! Range ! Lac Ste. Anne ! Tow nship 47 Township ! Valk ing Lac St future. ! Road a. The Intermunicipal Development Plan shall be adopted by Bylaws of both Parkland County and Range Road 51 Road 545 ! Avenue Road Anne Trail ! Township Road 545 545 ! ! Township South Township Road 544A Range Road 52 Ste. Anne Trail Rabbit TrailTownship RangeRoad 15 !