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Caribou Mountains Sub-regional Plan engagement survey

Statutory consent holders can provide alternative means and measures to the proposed management approaches for the Caribou Mountains sub-region.

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Introduction

The following survey is an opportunity for statutory consent holders within the Caribou Mountains sub-region to provide alternative means and measures to the proposed management approaches in the draft Caribou Mountains Sub-regional Plan and its regulatory details.

For the Caribou Mountains Sub-regional Plan to be implemented, the sub-regional plan and its regulatory details is to be approved and regulated under the Alberta Land Stewardship Act. Implementing sub-regional plan and the regulatory details under the Alberta Land Stewardship Act provides:

  • non-binding policy directions for sub-regional plan directions

Recent amendments to the Alberta Land Stewardship Act enable the government to establish sub-regions and approve stand alone sub-regional plans without the need for inclusion in a regional plan in these circumstances. The Caribou Mountains sub-region is located in the Lower Peace Region, which currently does not have an approved regional plan.

The draft Caribou Mountains Sub-regional Plan and its regulatory details are proposed to be approved as a standalone plan under the Alberta Land Stewardship Act until a regional plan in this area comes into effect.

For the purposes of this survey, the links to the sub-regional plan and related materials are available:

Your feedback will help us understand how the sub-regional plan and its regulatory details and its approval under the Alberta Land Stewardship Act may affect you and will help us identify opportunities to strengthen the sub-regional plan.

This survey will take 15 to 30 minutes to complete.

Survey

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Caribou Mountains sub-regional plan engagement

Do you have a statutory consent identification number?
You only need to provide one statutory consent identification number, even if you or your organization have multiple.

Management approaches

Having reviewed the proposed management approaches in the draft plan, are there any specific management approaches, including those identified in regulatory details that, in your opinion, may affect your statutory consent(s)?

Access management

The plan manages access in the Red Earth sub-region by reducing inactive roads. This approach aims to reduce landscape fragmentation while continuing to support economic activity and maintain flexibility for disposition and tenure access.

Learn more:

Place pins on the map to identify any road classification concerns you have with the primary road network. Roads within in situ project areas or within the White area are not included in the road network.
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Experience

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