Welcome to The Village Of Edberg

Development in Edberg

Beginning December 1, 2017, new requirements are in effect for residential builders in Alberta. All residential builders are required to have a builder license in order to construct new homes. For more information please click here.

 

Municipal Development Plan

A municipal development plan (MDP) is a key policy plan that communicates the long term desired land use for your community. In 2018 the Village of Edberg updated our MDP, it can be seen here.

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Building Permits

Building permits are administered by the Planning and Development Department in Camrose.

Mirror Lake Center, 5415 - 49 Avenue, Camrose.

Telephone 780-672-4428

More information is available online at Building Inspections and Safety Codes

 

Land Use Bylaw

Land Use Bylaw #393-1997 regulates the type and nature of development within the Village. This bylaw prescribes general requirements as well as specific restrictions based on the zoning of each property.

 

Development Permits

All development within the Village requires a permit. Application forms are available online by clicking here. Please discuss your project with the Administrator early in the planning stages to ensure that you are aware of conditions which may apply. A copy of the Village of Edberg Planning Study is available here.

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Relationship Between Planning Documents

The hierarchy of documents within the Village of Edberg's land use planning framework is established by the MGA. The MGA requires that each level is consistent with the level above and below it, and that the policies or regulations within planning document(s) at each level may be implemented by those below them in the decision-making process. The MGA provides the legislative authority for municipal land use planning and decision-making. The statutory plans provide future direction for the development and use of lands at the fringe areas of the the Village of Edberg’s boundaries (IDPs), or within the whole village (MDP). The LUB regulates the use and development of land based on the policy directions of statutory plans, while the Subdivision and Development Regulation regulates subdivision planning in conjunction with the MGA, applicable statutory plans, and the Land Use Bylaw. Where there is a conflict or inconsistency between a higher-level planning document and a lower-level planning document, the higher-level planning document prevails to the extent of the conflict or inconsistency.