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Lower Athabasca Regional Plan review engagement

Albertans shared feedback on the ongoing effectiveness and relevance of the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan.

Overview

We have gathered feedback to help evaluate whether the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan remains relevant for the region and how effective it has been.

Implemented in 2012, the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan guides the Alberta government's environmental management, addresses growth pressures and supports economic development in the Lower Athabasca region.

This review does not amend, repeal or replace the regional plan. The observations and recommendations of the Review Panel Report 2015: Lower Athabasca Regional Plan will also be considered as part of this review.

Timeline

  • Open

  • Results under review

  • Completed

Who is listening

The Land Use Secretariat

Get informed

Learn more about the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan and the 10-year review:

Related information

Input received

Online survey

Albertans shared feedback through an online survey on the ongoing relevancy and effectiveness the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan between October 4, 2022 and June 30, 2025.

Stakeholder and Indigenous engagement

In the fall of 2022, staff from the Land Use Secretariat and Alberta government ministries met with representatives of Indigenous communities and organizations, municipalities and targeted interested parties to get feedback on the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan Review and priorities emerging in the region. Engagement sessions occurred in the fall of 2022 in Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Edmonton.

Outcomes

Your feedback will help us evaluate the relevance of the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan and the plan’s effectiveness in meeting its objectives to sustain the region’s growing economy while integrating and achieving Albertans’ economic, environmental and social goals.

The Lower Athabasca Regional Plan 10-year review will result in a report from the Land Use Secretariat to the Stewardship Minister on the ongoing relevancy and effectiveness of the regional plan.

Contact

Connect with us if you have questions or comments regarding the engagement:
Email: [email protected]