Subdivision
If you want to divide a parcel of land into smaller lots, you need to get approval from Leduc County. After the subdivision is approved, it can be registered and separate land titles will be issued by the Alberta Land Titles Office.
Apply for a subdivision
Before applying to subdivide, you will need to complete the following steps:
- Contact Development Services by email or give us a call at 780-979-2113. We'll help you walk through the subdivision application and process.
- Complete the subdivision application form
Submit your application by email or drop it off in person, or by mail to:
Leduc County Development Services
101-1101 5 Street
Nisku, AB, T9E 2X3
Along with the completed application form, you will need to pay the associated fees and may also need to provide:
- A traffic impact assessment
- An environmental/biophysical assessment
- Geotechnical reports
- A storm water management plan
- Any other reports or assessment required to determine the suitability of the lands for subdivision
Further information on the requirements for the above assessments and reports can be discussed by contacting Development Services.
Application review
We will circulate your subdivision application internally, to external agencies and to owners of all neighbouring property for a 21-day comment and review period. We will take all feedback into consideration. After reviewing the feedback, all relevant documents and conducting a site inspection, we will issue a conditional approval, or make a recommendation to the Subdivision Authority.
Leduc County's Subdivision Authority is a council committee responsible for issuing decisions on subdivision applications.
The Subdivision Authority will review the staff recommendation and hold a meeting open to the public. The Subdivision Authority may ask for additional information, approve the application as presented, approve the application with conditions or refuse the application.
Once you meet the approval conditions of your subdivision application, your subdivision needs to be endorsed by the county. Contact us to learn more about endorsement.
Appeals
You can appeal a subdivision application decision. Learn how to file an appeal.