Sylvan Lake Rezoning

E 1/2 of Pt. NE 1/4 Sec. 17 Twp. 39 Rge. 1 W5M

Lacombe County Council gave third and final reading to Bylaw 1111/10 to redesignate approximately 27.45 hectares (67.83 acres) on Lot 2 Block 1 Plan 062 0435, Pt. NE 17-39-1-W5M from Agricultural 'A' to Residential Lake Area 'R-RLA' District. The zoning change has been requested to allow for the development of a 49-lot clustered style residential development which consists of interconnected pedestrian trail network and day use amenities such as an outdoor gym and playground.

To ensure broad access to information about the proposal, a copy of the proposed site development plan and supporting technical documents are posted below. Please note that these materials are provided as general information.

Disclaimer

The material on this website is provided as general information only. Lacombe County is in the process of reviewing the submitted reports, which may result in questions and the need for further study.

W 1/2 of Sec. 34 Twp. 39 Rge. 2 W5M

Lacombe County Council gave third and final reading to Bylaw 1128/10 on September 22, 2011 to rezone approximately 37.24 hectares (92.47 acres) on NW & SW 34-39-2-W5M  from Agricultural ‘A’ to Residential Conservation Cluster ‘R-RCC’ District.

Final Bylaw:  pdf BYLAW NO 1128 10 (330 KB)

The zoning change has been requested to allow for the development a 59-lot clustered style residential development, to be known as Palm Cove, which consists of interconnected pedestrian trail networks, abundant green space, as well as tree and slope preservation initiatives. A large component of this development includes public access and day use amenities. In their Concept Plan, Qualico has proposed a boat launch, day use beach, as well as an environmental and historic interpretive area.

To ensure broad access to information about the proposal, a copy of the proposed site development plan and supporting technical documents have been posted on the County’s Website. Please note these materials are provided as general information. Lacombe County is still in the process of reviewing the submitted documents.

A copy of the concept plan and supporting technical documents are attached below:

Development Information Provided:

Concept Plan Geotechnical Report Traffic Impact Assessment  Groundwater Evaluation  Preliminary Servicing Report  Biophysical Assessment Aug. 2010

On February 28, 2019, Lacombe County Council gave third and final reading to Bylaw 1235/17 to rezone approximately 2.96  hectares (7.31 acres) of land on Pt. NW 21-39-02-W5M, located on the west side of Sylvan Lake, from Residential Lake Area "R-RLA" District to Agricultural "A" District.

Should you require further information or have any questions, please contact Cajun Paradis, Planner/Development Officer at 403-782-8389.

pdf BYLAW NO 1235 17 (36 KB)

At the February 11, 2016 meeting, Council gave third reading to Bylaw 1214/15 which allows for the redesignation of a 2.57 ha (6.368 acre) parcel of land located on Pt. NW 21-39-2-W5M from Recreational "P-R" District to Agricultural "A" District.   The purpose of this redesignation is to facilitate the development of a future residence.

For more information please contact Anita O'Driscoll  at 403-782-8389 or

pdf 1214 15 Redesignation of Land NW 21 39 2 (145 KB)

Pt. NE 1/4 Sec. 34 Twp. 39 Rge. 2 W5M

Delta Land Co. Inc. is proposing to develop a 515-unit bare land condominium recreational vehicle resort on an approximately 60 ha (148 acre) parcel of land located at the intersection of Rainy Creek Road and Sunbreaker Cove Road. The proposed RV resort, which is intended to be developed in four phases, will include a 9 hole par 3 golf course and other recreational facilities for public use, including a water park similar to Red Deer’s Discovery Canyon at the River Bend Golf & Recreation Area. A conceptual plan showing what is proposed for the site is posted below.

Council recently gave third and final reading to the Bylaw to rezone the lands from Agricultural “A” District to Recreational Vehicle Resort “R-RVR” District under the County’s Land Use Bylaw.

Development Information Provided:

Concept Plan DEC 1-2009 Public Hearing Minutes March 4, 2009 TIA Response Revision Storm Water Management Study Groundwater Evaluation Geotechnical Report Environmental Review Transportation Impact Assessment

Disclaimer

The material on this website is provided as general information only. Lacombe County is in the process of reviewing the submitted reports, which may result in questions and the need for further study.

Lacombe County Council has given third and final reading to Bylaw No. 1143/11 the purpose of which is to amend the zoning on SE 17-39-1-W5M from Agriculture "A" to Conservation Cluster "R-RCC" District and Higher Density Lakeshore Residential "R-HDLR". Belterra Land Company has received subdivision approval to develop approximately 19.63 hectares (48.51 acres) on SE 17-39-1-W5M, just north of the Summer Village of Birchcliff. The development will comprise of a 49-lot clustered style residential development, to be known as The Slopes.

Please see below for more information.
 Bylaw No. 1143/11
 Concept Plan Draft Circulation Copy - April 15, 2011

Longview Planning and Design, on behalf of property owner Belterra Land Company, is proposing to develop approximately 19.63 hectares (48.51acres) on SE 17-39-1-W5M, just north of the Summer Village of Birchcliffe. The development will comprise of a 49-lot clustered style residential development, to be known as The Slopes.

The property is currently zoned as Agricultural 'A' under the County's Land Use Bylaw. Longview Planning and Design are proposing to rezone the property to Residential Conservation Cluster 'R-RCC' District and Higher Density Lakeshore Residential 'R-HDLR ' District.

Council gave 2nd reading to Bylaw No. 1143/11 to redesignate this land on August 12, 2011. Please see below for more information.

 Birchcliff BIA Report 
 Environmental Site Assessment - AMEC 
 Geotechnical
 Groundwater Report 
 Public Hearing Presentation - 10 August 2011 (4.33 MB)
 Concept Plan Draft Circulation Copy - April 15, 2011 
 Traffic Impact Assessment