North Sask Regional Plan

[ÜberFly]

Apparently they are still looking for feedback?

 

Dear friends,

 

The Government of Alberta is currently in the process of developing a Regional Plan for the North Saskatchewan Region of Alberta.  The plan will provide the policy integration, direction and clarity needed to help guide decisions that collectively reflect and support the needs and values of Albertans; it will help to achieve Alberta’s long-term economic, environmental, indigenous and social outcomes for the region. 

 

Regional plans are a key element of the Land Use Framework (LUF), which was released in December 2008. The LUF establishes seven land-use regions and commits to the development of a regional plan for each. The next step in the planning process for the North Saskatchewan Regional Plan is the public release of the Recommendations Report from the North Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Council.  

 

Established in 2014, the Regional Advisory Council was comprised of individuals with a cross-section of knowledge, experience, and perspective in the region who were appointed to develop recommendations to government on how to address the region’s issues and challenges.  Advice from the RAC, in addition to feedback from the public and stakeholders, will guide development of the draft land use plan for this region. 

 

You are invited to: 

 

Read the North Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Council’s Recommendations Document available at:

Recommendations Document

 

Provide your input in the online survey through May 4, 2018 at:

Online survey

 

The release of the draft regional plan will initiate another round of consultation to gather feedback before the plan is finalized. 

 

We appreciate your input regarding Alberta’s regional plans. If you have any questions or comments please contact the Land Use Secretariat. 

 

 

Land Use Secretariat

6^th Floor, Forestry Building, 9920-108 St. 

Edmonton AB T5K 2M4

Telephone:  780-644-7972/780-644-7973

Email: LUF@gov.ab.ca  

 

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[BurningChrome]

Are you confusing the South Saskatchewan and North Saskatchewan plans, because the topic says south but the message is about the north plan. SSRP consultation was 4 or 5 years ago but NSRP is current.

[ÜberFly]

1 hour ago, BurningChrome said:

Are you confusing the South Saskatchewan and North Saskatchewan plans, because the topic says south but the message is about the north plan. SSRP consultation was 4 or 5 years ago but NSRP is current.

Marc ,

You are so astute! Me... not so much!!

P

 

P.S. Title corrected