Planning & Legislative Services Department
Planning & Legislative Services Department
2nd Floor, 5101-50 Street
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
(Open between 12pm & 1pm)
(Closed Statutory Holidays)
Planning & Legislative Services manages land use in the Town of St. Paul, including long-range planning and forecasting, reviewing development permits, subdivision applications, formulating land use plans and policies and conducting public consultation on proposed land use changes. Planning in the Town of St. Paul (like all Alberta communities) is guided by a number of statutory documents.
All planning activities must conform with the regulations outlined in these planning documents. Legislated planning documents including the Municipal Development Plan (MDP), the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) including changes, the Area Structure Plans (ASP), and Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP).
Here are some quick links to other planning processes:
- Backwater Valve
- Cannabis
- Concerns
- Compliance Certificates
- Development Permit Application Package
- Development Permits issued - 2023
- Development Permit Exemptions
- Development Permit Exemptions - Approved list
- Home inspections
- How to amend the Land Use Bylaw
- Building Permit, Gas Permit, Plumbing Permit, & Electrical Permit information - including practical advice about permitting
- Secondary Suite
- Subdivision
- Zoning map
- Public hearings and other public notices
- Applications/Forms
- Policies related specifically to Planning & Development / Legislative Services
- Bylaws related specifically to Planning & Development
- Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB)