Gord Rowland

The Shepard Estates Conceptual Scheme outlines the planning rationale for a proposed country residential development in Rocky View County. It aims to facilitate land re-designation and subdivision, create a residential community that respects and integrates with the existing environment, and expand an existing country residential area. The plan focuses on adhering to municipal policies and objectives for growth while detailing development design, transportation, utility servicing, stormwater management, and environmental considerations to establish a unique neighborhood that complements and meets the needs of the area.

This Conceptual Scheme outlines a comprehensive planning framework for the Alta Vista Landing area, guiding its development over the next 15 to 20 years as a master-planned business commercial and industrial hub. The plan aims to support Rocky View County's strategic objective of accommodating larger-format business development within the East Balzac major business/employment area. Key strategic themes include an integrated land use strategy, fostering community character, managing agricultural transitions, developing an efficient transportation network, providing robust servicing, and ensuring environmental sensitivity.

The Rivera Conceptual Scheme provides a policy framework to guide residential infill development within an existing country residential area, aiming to establish the Rivera Estates Country Residential Neighbourhood. Key strategic pillars include establishing appropriate transportation, potable water, wastewater, and stormwater management infrastructure, managing municipal reserve disposition, and implementing specific architectural and environmental guidelines. The plan intends to create a new neighbourhood that fosters a balanced rural lifestyle while respecting the surrounding community character.

The Lariat Loop Conceptual Scheme for the Municipal District of Rocky View No. 44 provides a framework for the redesignation, subdivision, and development within the Lariat Loop Plan Area. It aims to integrate future development with the Central Springbank community by guiding land use, transportation, utility servicing, and storm water management. The plan outlines policies for residential land uses, open spaces, and implementation strategies for specific development cells, incorporating public consultation feedback.

This report summarizes Round 2 engagement findings for the Bragg Creek Area Structure Plan (ASP) Amendment Project, conducted from April to May 2025. It captures community feedback and raises awareness about Bragg Creek's future development, focusing on housing, community amenities, business, tourism, environment, and thoughtful growth, to inform the ASP's refinement.