
The Provincial Land Use Framework is a cornerstone for defining the quality of life that Albertans hope to achieve based on a robust and balanced discussion of the economic, environmental and socially desired outcomes in land use decisions.
An effective cumulative effects assessment and management framework is key to sustainability and will facilitate more predictable project level assessments. It will allow Albertans to plan and adapt to the future and empower industry innovation. A long-term view is critical to rise above the current challenging economic times and strengthen the competitive advantage of Alberta, not just for this generation, but for those to come.
The Land Use Framework can provide a balanced and integrated forum for determining societal views on sustainability, leading to less litigious, confrontational and polarized discussions. Through this process, the regulatory efficiency and certainty for Alberta land-use decision-making can be enhanced to improve jurisdictional competitiveness while also enhancing economic, environmental and social outcomes. Learn more ...
| January 15, 2010 | South Saskatchewan Regional Plan is an opportunity to improve the regulatory process and encourage sustainable economic growth |
| January 15, 2010 | Response to the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan Phase I Feedback Questionnaire |
| May 30, 2009 | Provincial Land Use Framework: Achieving sustainable development while improving the regulatory environment |
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