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Septemb tember er 2018

  • 1. Introductions
  • 2. Hot T
  • pics
  • 3. Issues and

Opportunities

  • 4. Scenario Building
  • 5. Intermunicipal Servicing

Today’s Agenda

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Inter ermu munici nicipal al Devel elopm

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Septemb tember er 2018

1. Project Background 2. IDPs 3. ICFs 4. Hierarchy of Plans 5. Existing Conditions 6. Past Work

  • North Pigeon Lake Area Structure Plan
  • Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan

Presentation Outline

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PR PROJE JECT T BA BACK CKGROUND GROUND

Goal Estab abli lishin shing g a shared ed visio sion n for the future e land d use and servicing vicing of the lands ds around und th the Su Summ mmer r Villag llages es of Itaska, ka, Su Sundance nce Beach ch and Golden den Days ys and Leduc uc County ty. Outcomes Development of a joint Intermunicipal Development Plan Development of three Intermunicipal Collaboration Frameworks

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WORK ORK PL PLAN AN

Project ject Initiation iation

  • Draft 1 (IDP and ICF)
  • LAC review
  • Draft 2 (IDP and ICF)
  • Joint Council Session
  • Final Drafts
  • Engagement Events

Context Study and Review ICF and IDP Prepa paratio ration Approval

  • val
  • Public Engagement Event 1
  • Servicing Agreement

Inventory/Analysis

  • Joint Council Session #1
  • LAC Review
  • Public Engagement Event 2
  • Engagement Summary
  • Staff interviews
  • Consultation Plan
  • Local Advisory

Committee

  • IDP area tour
  • Policy Review

1 2 3 4

  • LAC meeting
  • First Reading
  • Public Hearing
  • Second and third

reading

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What t is an ID IDP? P?

IDPs s are joint planning ning documents ments approved

  • ved by a munici

cipal pal Counci cil to address ess the following ing:

  • Futur

ure e Land d Use

  • Inter

ermun unic icip ipal al Referr rrals als

  • Dispute

ute Resolut lutio ion Recent ent changes nges to the Munic icip ipal al Gover ernm nment ent Act requir ire e that t all adjace acent nt munic icip ipalit alitie ies enter er into IDPs s toget ether er. . This is to facil ilit itate ate joint planni ning ng of t the lands s along g their ir shared ed boundari aries. es. This is different from an Municipal Development Plan. MDPs guide future land use and infrastructure within a municipality.

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Hiera erarchy chy of Pl Plans ns

Alberta Land Use Framework Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan Intermunicipal Development Plans Municipal Development Plans Area Structure Plans

Increasing Detail Required Alignment

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Exi xisting sting Conditio ditions ns - Comm mmuni unities ties

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Exi xisting sting Conditio ditions ns – Transp spor

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tation tion and Ser ervici vicing ng

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Exi xisting sting Conditio ditions ns – Envir vironmenta

  • nmental

l Featur atures es

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Exi xisting sting Conditio ditions ns – Develop velopment ment Cons nstrai traints nts

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Exi xisting sting Conditio ditions ns – Exi xist sting ing La Land d Uses

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Past t Work

Golden Days MDP (2009) North Pigeon Lake ASP (2010)

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Past t Work – Go Golden den Days MD MDP

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Past t Work – Pi Pigeo geon n La Lake ke ASP

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Past t Work – Pi Pigeo geon n La Lake ke ASP

Resort Recreation Area

  • Maximum density of 3.8 units per acre
  • All serviced with piped water and sewer
  • Tree stand retention and wetland protection through a riparian setback analysis
  • Requirements for publicly accessible day use areas
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Past t Work – Pi Pigeo geon n La Lake ke ASP

Lakeshore Conservation Area

  • 5+ acre residential lots
  • 1 – 2 acre clustered-lots
  • 9m natural area buffer from existing developments
  • Re-naturalization requirements for subdivisions or larger developments
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Past t Work – Pi Pigeo geon n La Lake ke ASP

Cluster Subdivision

  • 40+ acre agricultural smallholdings lots
  • 1 – 2 acre clustered-lots
  • Up to 35 communally serviced cluster-lots per quarter section
  • Up to 50 lots per quarter section if municipally serviced
  • Restrictions on the development and subdivision of residual land
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Past Work k – Pigeon

  • n Lake

ke Water ersh shed ed Manag agemen ement t Plan

Goals of the PLWMP

The 2018 Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan (PLWMP) is a non-statutory document intended to provide a coordinated, science-based strategy to protect and improve the quality of water in Pigeon Lake, its shore lands and its

  • watershed. The plan has been supported by the

many municipalities communities bordering Pigeon Lake. The Plan’s goals include:

  • Reducing the frequency and severity of algal

blooms;

  • Improving the health of the watershed and the

lake; and

  • Improving the recreational value of the land

and economic health of the region.

Implementing the Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan

The plan is divided into four sections:

  • The Watershed Lands;
  • The Shoreline;
  • The Lake; and
  • Working T
  • gether.

These focus areas guide the 8 objectives of the plan including several that are important to consider for this level of intermunicipal

  • planning. These include:
  • Increase land cover types that have lower

nutrient release rates, trap nutrients and promote biodiversity.

  • Improve phosphorous management for all

land use activities.

  • Promote clean runoff practices.
  • Protect groundwater that feeds into

Pigeon Lake. Improve regional collaboration.

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Iss ssues es and Opp d Opportunities ities

  • Discuss key issues within the intermunicipal areas
  • Identify their geographic location using red dots
  • Assign a number to each dot
  • Explain the issue briefly on provided sheet
  • Identify potential opportunities associated with identified issues

# Issu ssues es Opportunit ities ies

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Sce cena nario rio Develop elopmen ment t

  • Review existing land use framework
  • Develop future land use concept for the intermunicipal area that

addresses your identified issues and opportunities

  • Country Residential (Large lots)
  • Resort Residential (Small lots)
  • Commercial
  • Environmentally sensitive areas
  • Institutional
  • Open space and trails network
  • Agriculture
  • Other
  • Summarize key aspects of your land use vision