Subdivision
What is Subdivision?
Subdivision is the process of dividing a parcel of land into any number of smaller pieces, each of which are given a separate legal title. Subdivision may also include lot-line adjustments. Since all subdivision is subject to Leduc County and Government of Alberta regulation and policy, not all land can be subdivided.
Notwithstanding a few exceptional circumstances, subdivision approval and endorsement by Leduc County must always be received before the subdivision can be registered at the Alberta Land Titles Office and titles issued (including bare land condominiums).
Subdivision is the process of dividing a parcel of land into any number of smaller pieces, each of which are given a separate legal title. Subdivision may also include lot-line adjustments. Since all subdivision is subject to Leduc County and Government of Alberta regulation and policy, not all land can be subdivided.
Notwithstanding a few exceptional circumstances, subdivision approval and endorsement by Leduc County must always be received before the subdivision can be registered at the Alberta Land Titles Office and titles issued (including bare land condominiums).
A low density subdivision may include the subdivision of up to three parcels of land for agricultural or residential use, four parcels for smallholdings intensive agricultural use, or a lot-line adjustment.
If an application is for anything other than a subdivision of 32 ha± (80 ac±) or 1 ha± (2.47 ac±) parcel from a previously unsubdivided quarter section, it is recommended that the applicant meet with a staff member of Leduc County Planning and Development prior to submitting an application.
If an application is for anything other than a subdivision of 32 ha± (80 ac±) or 1 ha± (2.47 ac±) parcel from a previously unsubdivided quarter section, it is recommended that the applicant meet with a staff member of Leduc County Planning and Development prior to submitting an application.
