Update from January 1, 2022: Recently annexed parcels were added by reviewing registered plan information. The information shown is based on records either submitted to orcreated by the City of St. Albert. The City of St. Albert makes no warranty orguarantee about the accuracy or completeness of this information.In the City of St. Albert, subdivision approving authority has been delegatedby City Council to the Director of Planning and Development by the enactment ofBylaw 19/95, pursuant to Sections 623(1) of the Municipal Government Act.Upon receiving a completed subdivision application, the Planning and DevelopmentDepartment will circulate, evaluate, and make a recommendation. It is theresponsibility of the Planning Director, as Subdivision Authority, to render adecision on the subdivision of land in St. Albert. Once an application has been endorsed, the parcel linework is captured usingthe submitted drawing. At this time, lot, block and districting are capturedand the parcel is assigned a civic address.This Parcel dataset does not contain plan number or land ownership. Thisinformation can be obtained from Alberta Land Titles or a registry of AlbertaLand Titles.

Official boundary for the City of St. Albert post 2007 annexation until December 2021. This does not yet reflect the December 2021 approved annexation and will be updated within the month.

This dataset contains the Area Structure and Redevelopment Plans (ASP/ARPs) for the City of St. Albert. Update Frequency: Weekly.

Area Structure Plans (ASP) are legislated documents outlining the planned future development of lands within a municipality and are approved by Council. ASP's detail the proposed design of future neighbourhoods in the City; identifying future land uses and their location(s), the proposed servicing and transportation design, allocation of Municipal Reserve (10% of any lands within ASP are to be allocated to the City), areas of natural significance, etc. ASP boundaries are created relating specifically to land proposed for development. Although closely related, ASP Boundaries are NOT the same as Neighbourhood boundaries. As an area develops the original ASP boundary is then 'generalized' and exported to create the generalized neighbourhood boundary; which typically extends beyond the originally legislated ASP boundary to follow any more natural 'organic' boundaries such as the centre line of adjacent roadways.

This is the feature layer for the development permits for the City of St Albert. The dataset is composed of all development decisions including approved and refused permits.

The data set is automatically refreshed weekly. The data set composes of last year and year to date data. For any additional timeframe for this data please contact development@stalbert.ca

This is the feature layer for the development permits for the City of St Albert. The dataset is composed of all development decisions including approved and refused permits.

The data set is automatically refreshed weekly. The data set composes of last year and year to date data. For any additional timeframe for this data please contact development@stalbert.ca

The information shown is based on records either submitted to or created by the City of St. Albert. The City of St. Albert makes no warranty or guarantee about the accuracy or completeness of this information.

In the City of St. Albert, subdivision approving authority has been delegated by City Council to the Director of Planning and Development by the enactment of Bylaw 19/95, pursuant to Sections 623(1) of the Municipal Government Act.

Upon receiving a completed subdivision application, the Planning and Development Department will circulate, evaluate, and make a recommendation. It is the responsibility of the Planning Director, as Subdivision Authority, to render a decision on the subdivision of land in St. Albert.

Once an application has been endorsed, the parcel linework is captured using the submitted drawing. At this time, lot, block and districting are captured and the parcel is assigned a civic address.

This Parcel dataset does not contain plan number or land ownership. This information can be obtained from Alberta Land Titles or a registry of Alberta Land Titles.