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The Government of Alberta's proponent guide to First Nations consultation procedures for land dispositions [2015]

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This guide is intended to be consistent with the government of Alberta's consultation policy and guidelines, and it is not intended to be used as a standalone document.

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Efficient use of land implementation tools compendium

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The Alberta Land-use Framework consists of seven basic strategies to improve land-use decision-making in order to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides... More ≫

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The Alberta Land-use Framework consists of seven basic strategies to improve land-use decision-making in order to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides a blueprint for improved land-use management and decision-making that addresses Alberta's growth pressures.

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Grazing and timber integration manual

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This manual contains the requirements to guide the beef industry, timber industry, and Sustainable Resource Development staff in the integration of grazing and timber activities regionally and on... More ≫

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This manual contains the requirements to guide the beef industry, timber industry, and Sustainable Resource Development staff in the integration of grazing and timber activities regionally and on overlapping grazing and timber dispositions. The manual is in accordance with the Lands Division and Forestry Division Policy Directive on Integration of Grazing & Timber Activities. It discusses the objectives related to integration of grazing and timber operations, the role of Regional Grazing-Timber Integration Advisory Committees, regional grazing plans, the grazing disposition application process, standards for integration of grazing and timber operations, and the dispute resolution process.

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Plan amendment guidelines for an approved integrated resource plan

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Integrated resource plans (IRPs) provide direction for managing Alberta's public land and resources. When IRPs are developed, information on resources and activities is gathered and the views of... More ≫

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Integrated resource plans (IRPs) provide direction for managing Alberta's public land and resources. When IRPs are developed, information on resources and activities is gathered and the views of interested government departments, municipal authorities, interest groups and the general public are considered. After it has been approved by the Economic Planning Cabinet Committee, an IRP is implemented by government agencies and the private sector. IRPs are flexible. As new information becomes available or situations change, revisions or plan amendments can be made to an approved plan.

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Response to Aboriginal consultation on the draft Alberta Land-use Framework 2008

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An Aboriginal consultation process for the draft Land-use Framework was held from June to October 2008. This summary report provides a record of the main issues and feedback provided by each... More ≫

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An Aboriginal consultation process for the draft Land-use Framework was held from June to October 2008. This summary report provides a record of the main issues and feedback provided by each Aboriginal Community.

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Land Use Framework

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The Land Use Framework sets out an approach to manage public and private lands and natural resources to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides a... More ≫

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The Land Use Framework sets out an approach to manage public and private lands and natural resources to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides a blueprint for land-use management and decision-making that addresses Alberta's growth pressures. It complements the province's water and air policies and Alberta's 2008 Climate Change Strategy.

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Draft land-use framework : public survey and public submissions report

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This report outlines the results for the 2008 Land Use Framework Public Survey. The intent of the public survey was to gather and analyze Albertans’ perceptions regarding the Land Use Framework.... More ≫

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This report outlines the results for the 2008 Land Use Framework Public Survey. The intent of the public survey was to gather and analyze Albertans’ perceptions regarding the Land Use Framework. This was achieved by measuring the public’s agreement on a number of aspects of the Land Use Framework.

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Draft land use framework

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The purpose of the Land-use Framework is to manage growth, not stop it and to sustain our growing economy, but balance this with Albertans’ social and environmental goals. This is what the... More ≫

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The purpose of the Land-use Framework is to manage growth, not stop it and to sustain our growing economy, but balance this with Albertans’ social and environmental goals. This is what the Land-use Framework is about— smart growth—ensuring a future with plentiful opportunities and a healthy environment.

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Land-use framework workbook survey results

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This report presents a summary of the findings gathered through the Land Use Framework Workbook survey. The workbook survey sought to provide all Albertans with the opportunity to provide their... More ≫

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This report presents a summary of the findings gathered through the Land Use Framework Workbook survey. The workbook survey sought to provide all Albertans with the opportunity to provide their views and perceptions on land-use management in Alberta, and to assist the GoA in drafting the Land Use Framework.

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Land-Use Framework Workbook summary report

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The Land-use Framework is a cross-ministerial initiative which will set forth an approach to manage Alberta's public and private lands and resources thereby guiding the government in achieving... More ≫

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The Land-use Framework is a cross-ministerial initiative which will set forth an approach to manage Alberta's public and private lands and resources thereby guiding the government in achieving Alberta's long-term social, economic and environmental goals. To aid in the development of the framework, a workbook instrument was distributed to provide all Albertans with the opportunity to provide their views and perceptions on land-use management in Alberta. This summary report encapsulates the findings derived from the Workbook submissions.

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