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Land-Use Framework South Saskatchewan Regional Plan : implementation progress report

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan came into effect in September 2014, and was the second regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information... More ≫

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan came into effect in September 2014, and was the second regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information regarding the work accomplished or the barriers encountered in implementing the the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan and highlight the status of all the strategic commitments made in the plan. The reports meet the legislative requirements described in the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and the regulatory requirements embedded in the plan. They also fulfill a public commitment to regularly monitor and answer the question "was progress made toward achieving desired regional objectives expressed within the approved regional plans?"

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Land-Use Framework regional plans progress report

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The Land-use Framework Regional Plans Progress Report is a series of reports that fulfill the legislative requirements described in the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and the regulatory requirements... More ≫

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The Land-use Framework Regional Plans Progress Report is a series of reports that fulfill the legislative requirements described in the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and the regulatory requirements embedded in the plans. Each annual report offers information on the progress in implementing or developing regional land use plans.

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South Saskatchewan regional plan 2014-2024 : amended February 2017

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Alberta’s Land-use Framework (LUF), released in December 2008, sets out a new approach to managing the province’s land and natural resources to achieve Alberta’s long-term economic, environmental... More ≫

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Alberta’s Land-use Framework (LUF), released in December 2008, sets out a new approach to managing the province’s land and natural resources to achieve Alberta’s long-term economic, environmental and social goals. The LUF establishes seven new land-use regions and calls for the development of a regional plan for each. The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan sets the stage for robust growth, vibrant communities and a healthy environment within the region over the next 50 years. This resource presents an amendment of the original plan published in 2014.

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Land Use Secretariat advisory interpretation bulletin

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Advisory interpretation bulletins are released by the Land Use Secretariat to provide clarification or further information to support interpretation and understanding of land use plans.

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South Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Council meeting notes and agendas

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Council was established in May 2009 to provide strategic advice to Cabinet regarding the development of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan. It completed... More ≫

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Council was established in May 2009 to provide strategic advice to Cabinet regarding the development of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan. It completed its mandate in March 2011 by providing its advice to government. The council met 13 times during its tenure. The meeting agendas and the meeting notes are included in this record. Also included is a list of the team members and a roles and responsibilities document.

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South Saskatchewan regional plan (SSRP) traditional use studies project

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This report summarizes traditional knowledge and traditional land use information from the South Saskatchewan and Milk River Basins in southern Alberta. It was prepared to provide background... More ≫

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This report summarizes traditional knowledge and traditional land use information from the South Saskatchewan and Milk River Basins in southern Alberta. It was prepared to provide background information during the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan process. Traditional cultures managed and thrived in the highly seasonal environment of southern Alberta. A detailed, highly developed and thorough knowledge of the natural environment was required to sustain the economy and culture of indigenous people. The report uses examples of important plant and animal resources and sites to illustrate and demonstrate the breadth and depth of knowledge and information required by First Nations, and particularly Blackfoot, peoples concerns regarding air quality issues, it has become apparent that air issues should be considered in developing a comprehensive regional plan for the SSR.

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