Plans, reports and studies
Review the plans, reports and studies that help govern Leduc County.
Agricultural services
Agricultural strategy |
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The Agricultural Strategy was adopted by council in 2016. It provides a general strategy for agriculture and land use planning in the county. As such, the Agricultural Strategy is one of the key drivers in shaping the Municipal Development Plan, the primary document that outlines our land-use strategy. |
Council
Leduc County 2022-2025 Strategic Plan |
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The Leduc County 2022-2025 Strategic Plan was adopted by Council on June 14, 2022. It is Council’s plan for its four-year term and details the areas council will focus on. Learn more about the Strategic Plan. |
Quarterly corporate reports |
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Council reports provide the public with a progress update on our various projects and programs. This reporting demonstrates our commitment to achieving positive results, and helps foster open, transparent communication. |
Economic development
Leduc County Economic Development and Growth Management Strategy |
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The Leduc County Economic Development and Growth Management Strategy was adopted by council in 2016. The economic climate of Leduc County is ever-changing and moves in response to a variety of internal and external forces. As a result, a comprehensive strategy needs to be developed in order to manage the forecast population and economic growth in the region. The county’s position in the wider Edmonton Metropolitan Region, as well as the high volume transportation corridors that run through it, makes the job of planning for growth and economic development especially challenging. A strong regional economy and dramatic population and employment growth created the need for this strategy. |
Emergency services
Community Peace Officer Performance Plan |
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The Community Peace Officer Performance Plan outlines the focus area for Leduc County's community peace officers for the year ahead. |
Family and Community Support Services
Leduc County Social Framework |
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The Leduc County Social Framework was adopted by council in 2019. It is a living document that will lead the services of Leduc County Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) and related social support services over the next 10 years. The Social Framework provides a path towards improved and efficient service provision in the multi-municipal service area that includes the municipalities of Leduc County, Town of Calmar, Town of Thorsby and Village of Warburg. |
Parks and campgrounds
Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan |
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The Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan was adopted by council in 2006. It guides the management of existing parks and open spaces over a 20-year timeframe. |
Parks Design Standards |
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The Parks Design Standards was adopted by council in 2012. It helps guide the development of parks and open spaces in Leduc County and sets minimum standards for park amenities. |
Vistas Community Parks and Open Space Strategy |
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The Vistas Community Parks and Open Space Strategy was adopted by council in 2019. It details the standards for development in the Vistas area to ensure adequate parks and/or open spaces. |
Planning and development
The Planning and Development department produce a variety of plans, reports and studies that guide our development and land use planning decisions. Our hierarchy chart details the relationship between the various plans.
Area structure plans (ASPs) |
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Concept plans |
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Intermunicipal collaboration frameworks (ICFs)/Intermunicipal Development Plans (IDPs) |
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An intermunicipal collaboration framework (ICF) helps facilitate cooperation between neighbouring municipalities to ensure municipal services are provided in an effective and cost-efficient manner. ICFs reinforce existing relationships and formalize a process for municipalities to work together. ICFs must address at least the following five specific service areas:
If the municipalities are part of a growth management board, only the service areas not covered by the board need to be addressed in the ICF. An ICF must also include an adopted intermunicipal development plan (IDP), except when both municipalities are members of a growth management board's growth plan. Leduc County is a member of the Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board (EMRB), which is a growth management board. The EMRB covers all requirements of an ICF, with the exception of recreation service. An intermunicipal development plan (IDP) is a collaborative land use plan for lands of mutual interest between two or more municipalities. IDPs ensure that desired long-term growth and development occurs in an integrated and coordinated manner.
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Land use bylaw |
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The Leduc County Land Use Bylaw was first adopted by council in 2008 and continues to be amended as needed. Learn more about development and planning. |
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Local area structure plans (LASPs) |
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The Local Area Structure Plan Terms of Reference details the purpose of and requirements for a local area structure plan.
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Municipal development plan (MDP) |
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The Leduc County Municipal Development Plan was adopted by council in 2019. Leduc County is diverse, bringing together prairie landscapes, rural communities, urban areas and economic growth. The municipal development plan supports growth and prosperity across all regions of the county by identifying and recognizing the county's unique assets and building upon them. It contains policy approaches to enhance opportunities within rural and urban areas, honouring the unique nature of each. Supporting documents include the following:
The MDP includes direction to implement a program to track our progress and identify areas where the county is succeeding, and areas where we need to adjust our processes and policies. The MDP Monitoring Program will involve comparing the data from year-to-year and then reporting back to both council and the public on an annual basis. |
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Outline plans |
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The Outline Plan Terms of Reference details the purpose of and requirements for an outline plan.
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Other plans, reports and studies |
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Regional plans |
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Recreation
Recreation Facilities Study |
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The Recreation Facilities Study was adopted by council in 2012. It evaluates the regional needs for recreational facilities and Leduc County's role in providing required recreational facilities. |
Roads
Functional planning studies |
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Roadway Management System Report |
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The Roadway Management System Report and appendices were adopted by council in 2006. It developed a comprehensive inventory of the exiting roadway and bridge network and provided recommendations on the future projects and costs. |
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Transportation Master Plan |
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The Transportation Master Plan was adopted by council in 2001. It details how Leduc County will address current and future transportation needs. |
Water and sewer services
Nisku Water Distribution System Analysis |
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The Nisku Water Distribution System Analysis was adopted by council in 2004. It analyzes the water distribution system in the Nisku Business Park to determine its ability to meet current and future demands. |