Planning & Development Policies

Policy:

61.1.1 Approach Installation Policy

The purpose of this policy is to set regulations for proposed and existing approaches.

Related Documents:

• Land Use Bylaw, Section 9 
• Policy 61.1.9

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61.1.2 Typical Farmland Values for Subdivision Reserve Allocation 

This policy determines the amount payable by a Subdivision Authority instead of dedicating land towards a municipal reserve. 

Related Documents: 

• Policy 61.1.6 
• Municipal Development Plan Objective 2.4

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61.1.3 Procedure for Administrative Approval of Simple Subdivisions 

Council has delegated subdivision approval authority for simple subdivisions to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) or his or her delegate. 

Related Documents: 

• Land Use Bylaw
• Municipal Development Plan, Objective 1.1  
• Policy 61.1.13  

Policy:

61.1.5 Re-subdivision in Multiple-Lot Subdivision 

This policy outlines the procedures to follow in order to create a multi-lot subdivision.

Related Documents:

• Policy 61.1.1  
• Policy 61.1.6  
• Policy 61.1.9  
• Policy 61.1.11 
• Policy 61.1.15 
• Land Use Bylaw, Section 5.9

Policy:

61.1.6 Requirements for Area Structure Plans

Council requires an Area Structure Plan for any proposed multi-lot subdivision, or proposed recreational, multi-residential, commercial, and industrial developments without subdivision.

Related Documents:

• Policy 61.1.1 
• Policy 61.1.2 
• Policy 61.1.9 
• Policy 61.1.11 
• Policy 61.1.13 
• Policy 61.1.15 
• Municipal Development Plan, Objective 1.1, 1.2 and 2.3
• Off Site Levy Bylaw 2007/38 & Bylaw 2008/42
• Millet Wetaskiwin Acreage Study Area and Amending Bylaw

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61.1.9 Performance Deposits for Approach Construction

This policy outlines the requirement and acceptance of a performance deposit approach construction. 

Related Documents: 

• Policy 61.1.1

Policy:

61.1.10 Guideline to Determine Inclusion of Strip of Farmland

This policy sets out guidelines for the inclusion or exclusion of narrow stripes of land between the yard site and the boundary. 

Related Documents: 

• Land Use Bylaw, RR and CR Districts

Policy:

61.1.11 Requirements for Sewer Service at Named Lakes Including Buck Lake and Pigeon Lake and Other Sensitive Areas

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that domestic sewage does not contaminate lakes. 

Related Documents:

• Policy 61.1.6  
• Off Site Levy Bylaw 2007/38 & Bylaw 2008/42
• Waste Water Bylaw
• Policy 61.1.13 

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61.1.12 Commercial and Industrial Development in the Highway 2 Corridor

This policy sets out some of the considerations which will apply when Council is asked to approve subdivisions or rezoning for commercial and industrial development along Highway 2.

Related Documents:

• Municipal Development Plan, Objective 5
• Policy 61.1.6

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61.1.13 Design Guidelines and Construction Standards

This policy outlines the procedures to consider developer’s design guidelines and construction specifications including preparing engineered design and record drawings. 

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61.1.14 Requirements for Resource Extraction Operations

This policy outlines the information that the Developer is required to prepare for Administration before an application for Resource Extraction Operations is considered. 

Related Documents: 

• Land Use Bylaw 
• Municipal Development Plan, Objective 5.2 and 5.4
  
  

Policy:

61.1.15 Pavement and Per Lot Road Contribution Fee

This policy outlines the paving requirements for new multi-parcel subdivision developments. 

Related Documents:

• Policy 61.1.6

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61.1.16 Certificate of Compliance and Real Property Report

A Certificate of Compliance is frequently requested by lending institutions or purchasers prior to the transfer of property in order to protect the purchaser’s investment. 

Related Documents:

• Could connect to the Land Use Bylaw, may require a Real Property Report.

Bylaw:

Off Site Levy Bylaw 2007/38 & Bylaw 2008/42

These bylaws authorize a levy of Off-site costs on Lands within the Municipality proposed for Subdivision, Development and Redevelopment.

Bylaw: 

Dog Control Bylaw

This bylaw sets out the regulation and control of dogs running at large within the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10.

Bylaw: 

Business Hours Restriction Bylaw

This bylaw regulates the hours of operation for certain business activities.

Bylaw: 

Waste Water Bylaw

This bylaw is intended to support, regulate, control and improve the water and waste water treatment and distribution systems within the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10.

Bylaw: 

Rural Addressing Bylaw

This bylaw establishes a system of rural addressing for the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10.