Cypress County, Alberta
· No. 2026/18
· adopted 2026-09-01
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BYLAW 2026/18
LAND USE BYLAW
A Bylaw of Cypress County in the Province of Alberta to adopt a new Land Use Bylaw.
PURSUANT TO the provisions of the Municipal Government Act, being Chapter M-26 of the
Revised Statutes of Alberta, 2000, and amendments thereto, the Council of Cypress County,
in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled, ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Whereas the Cypress County Land Use Bylaw requires updating, and replacement.
2. Having held a public hearing on the matter, the Cypress County Land Use Bylaw 2026/18,
as shown in Schedule "A" is hereby adopted.
3. Bylaw 2022/09, Cypress County Land Use Bylaw, and all amendments thereto are hereby
rescinded, excepting those amending Bylaws awaiting Subdivision plans and Land Titles
and Registration.
4. This Bylaw shall take effect upon passage thereof.
Read a first time this 16th day of June 2026.
PUBLIC HEARING was held on this 1st day of September 2026.
Read a second time this 1st day of September 2026.
Read a third time this 1st day of September 2026.
Original Signed
Mayor
Original Signed
Chief Administrative Officer
Cypress County
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SUMMARY OF AMENDMENTS
Revision #
Date
Bylaw #
Description
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I INTRODUCTION
PART II LAND USE DISTRICTS
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PART III DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
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PART IV DEVELOPMENT AND SUBDIVISION PROCESS
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PART V ADMINISTRATION
PART VI DEFINITIONS
PART VII SCHEDULES
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PART I INTRODUCTION
ENACTMENT
1.1
Title
1.1.1.
The title of this Bylaw is Cypress County Land Use Bylaw and is referred to as "this Bylaw".
1.2
Purpose
1.2.1.
The purpose of this Bylaw is to:
provide direction for the orderly, economical, and beneficial development, use of land and patterns
of human settlement for the residents of Cypress County; and
promote and inspire responsible development that does not infringe on the rights of individuals for
any public interest except to the extent that is necessary for the overall greater public interest.
1.2.2.
This Bylaw:
implements the policies of the County's Municipal Development Plan and other Statutory Plans;
divides the County into land use districts;
outlines permitted and discretionary uses for each land use district;
prescribes the subdivision and development regulations for each land use district, generally and
specifically;
outlines the number of dwelling units permitted on a parcel of land;
establishes criteria for the Development Authority to make decisions on applications for
development permits, including the issuance of development permits;
sets out the method to appeal a decision made by the Development Authority in regard to this
Bylaw;
identifies the manner that the notice of the issuance of a development permit is given and to
whom; and
describes the procedure to make amendments to this Bylaw.
1.2.3.
This Bylaw shall be applied in a manner that is consistent with the County's adopted Statutory Plans, such
as the County's Municipal Development Plan, the Subdivision and Development Regulation, and provincial
land use policies.
1.3
Application of this Bylaw
1.3.1.
Except as permitted in this Bylaw, no person shall commence a development unless a development permit
for that development has been issued and the appeal period has expired.
1.3.2.
If one or more provisions of this Bylaw are for any reason declared to be invalid, it is intended that all
remaining provisions are to remain in full force and effect.
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1.4
Previous Bylaws
1.4.1.
The Cypress County Land Use Bylaw No. 2022/09 signed on the 22nd day of April 2022 and amendments
thereto are hereby repealed.
1.5
Effective Date
1.5.1.
This Bylaw comes into force upon the date of final reading.
1.6
Applications in Progress
1.6.1.
A development permit application or a subdivision application received and deemed complete prior to the
effective date of this Bylaw shall be processed in accordance with Bylaw No. 2022/09.
1.6.2.
No application to amend Bylaw No. 2022/09 shall be accepted after this Bylaw comes into effect.
1.7
Severability
1.7.1.
If any provision of this Bylaw is held to be invalid by a decision of a court of competent jurisdiction, that
decision will not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Bylaw.
1.8
Compliance with Other Legislation
1.8.1.
A person applying for, or in possession of, a subdivision approval or development permit is not relieved
from the responsibility of determining and complying with, or carrying out development in accordance
with:
Statutory Plans;
other Municipal Bylaws;
Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000 c. M-26;
the Alberta Safety Codes Act, RSA 2000, and related regulations;
the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. E-12;
the Natural Resources and Conservation Board Act, RSA 2000, c. N-3;
any other applicable federal, provincial or municipal legislation; and
the conditions of any caveat, restrictive covenant, easement, or other instrument affecting a
building or land.
1.8.2.
Nothing in this Bylaw affects the duty or obligation of a person:
to obtain any other permit, license or other authorization required by any act or regulation, or under
any other Bylaw; or
to comply with the conditions of any easement, covenant, or agreement affecting the building or
land.
1.9
Interpretation of this Bylaw
1.9.1.
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires the expression "use" or "to use" shall include done or
permitted by the owner or occupant of any land, building or structure, directly or indirectly, or by or
through any trustee, tenant, servant, or agent acting for or with the knowledge and consent of the owner
or occupant for the purpose of making use of the land, building or structure.
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W O R D S
1.9.2.
The words "shall", "will" and "must" indicate that the action is mandatory.
1.9.3.
The word "should" indicates direction to strive to achieve the outlined action but is not mandatory and at
the discretion of the Development Authority.
1.9.4.
The word "may" indicates the action is discretionary, meaning the action can be implemented if the County
chooses to do so.
1.9.5.
Any reference to "the MGA" or "the Act" in this Bylaw shall mean the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000
c. M-26, as amended from time to time.
1.9.6.
Any reference to "the SDR" in this Bylaw shall mean the Subdivision and Development Regulation.
1.9.7.
Any reference to "the MDP" in this Bylaw shall mean the County's current Municipal Development Plan.
1.9.8.
Any reference to the "municipality" or "the County" in this Bylaw shall mean Cypress County, unless
otherwise noted.
1.9.9.
The term "Council" in this Bylaw shall mean the Council of Cypress County in the Province of Alberta, unless
otherwise noted.
1.9.10.
Any reference to the "Development Authority" in this Bylaw shall mean Subdivision & Development
Authority, the Development Officer, or other person(s) as appointed by Council.
1.9.11.
Any reference to the "Development Officer" in this Bylaw shall mean a person or persons appointed to the
office of development officer by Council, with the authority as established in this Bylaw.
1.9.12.
Words, phrases, and terms not defined in this Bylaw may be given their definition in the MGA, the Alberta
Safety Codes Act, or the Interpretation Act. Other words shall be defined by their usual and customary
meaning, or as outlined in Section 22.
I L LU S TR A T I ON S
1.9.13.
Drawings and graphic illustrations used in this Bylaw are for context and to aid in interpreting and
understanding the intent of regulations and provisions. If there is conflict or inconsistency between a
drawing or graphic illustration and the text of this Bylaw, the text shall prevail.
B O U N DAR I ES
1.9.14.
The boundaries of the Land Use District Map shall follow the property line, except where a property abuts
a waterbody, in which case the boundary shall follow the shoreline.
1.9.15.
If the application of the above interpretations does not result in the exact location of a district boundary,
the Development Authority shall determine the exact location of the boundary in doubt or in dispute in a
manner consistent with the regulations and provisions of this Bylaw, to the degree of detail that the
circumstance requires.
1.9.16.
After the Development Authority has determined the exact location of a district boundary, that portion of
the location of the boundary shall not be altered, except through an amendment to this Bylaw.
1.9.17.
The Development Authority shall maintain a record of all district boundary decisions.
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APPROVING AUTHORITIES
2.1
Development Authority
2.1.1.
The Development Authority for Cypress County is a person or persons appointed by resolution of Council
pursuant to the MGA and in accordance with Cypress County Bylaw 2025/23 -Establishment of Subdivision
& Development Authority
2.1.2.
The Development Authority may include one or more of the following:
A Development Officer.
The Manager of Planning.
The General Manager of Planning & Intergovernmental Relations
The Chief Administrative Officer.
Subdivision & Development Authority.
Council with respect to Direct Control Districts.
2.2
Duties of the Development Officer
2.2.1.
The Development Officer shall:
Receive, process and make decisions on all Development Permit applications;
Make available for inspection by the public during office hours and post on the County's website
all development applications and decisions;
Collect fees according to the County's Master Rates Bylaw, as established by Council and amended
from time to time;
Be declared to be the designated officer for the purposes of carrying out inspections and
enforcement in accordance with Section 542 of the MGA; and
Sign any order, decision, approval, notice, or other thing made or given by them.
2.2.2.
The Development Officer may:
Refer a Development Permit application, in whole or in part, to any agency or local authority they
deem necessary;
Provide a written time extension in accordance with the MGA; or
Refuse a Development Permit application, and shall provide the Applicant the reasoning for refusal.
2.2.3.
The Development Officer may allow variances of the measurable standards of this Bylaw to a maximum of
15 % with the exception of the size of Accessory Buildings if in the opinion of the Development Officer:
the proposed development would not:
i.
unduly interfere with the amenities of the neighbourhood; or
ii.
materially interfere with or affect the use, enjoyment, or value of neighbouring
properties;
the proposed development conforms with the use prescribed for that land or building in this Bylaw;
and
the proposed development complies with any adopted statutory plans.
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2.3
Subdivision Authority
2.3.1.
The Subdivision Authority for Cypress County is a person or persons appointed by resolution of Council
pursuant to the MGA and in accordance with Cypress County Bylaw 2025/23 -Establishment of Subdivision
& Development Authority
2.3.2.
The Subdivision Authority may include one or more of the following:
The General Manager of Planning & Intergovernmental Relations.
The Chief Administrative Officer.
Subdivision & Development Authority.
Council with respect to Direct Control Districts.
2.4
Duties of the Subdivision & Development Authority
2.4.1.
The Subdivision & Development Authority shall:
performs such duties as in this Bylaw and Bylaw 2025/23 - Establishment of Subdivision &
Development Authority, as amended from time to time; and
make decisions on all Discretionary Uses - Class 2.
2.4.2.
The Subdivision & Development Authority may allow variances of the measurable standards of this Bylaw
to a maximum of 30 % if in the opinion of the Subdivision & Development Authority:
the proposed development would not:
i.
unduly interfere with the amenities of the neighbourhood; or
ii.
materially interfere with or affect the use, enjoyment, or value of neighbouring
properties;
the proposed development conforms with the use prescribed for that land or building in this Bylaw;
and
the proposed development complies with any adopted statutory plans.
2.5
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board
2.5.1.
The powers, duties and responsibilities of this board are established in the Subdivision and Development
Appeal Board Bylaw 2026/01 as amended from time to time.
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EXEMPTIONS AND NON-CONFORMING
3.1
Control of Development
3.1.1.
No development other than those outlined in subsection 3.2 shall occur unless a development permit has
been approved and issued.
3.2
Development Permit Exemptions
3.2.1.
The following developments shall not require a development permit provided that the proposed
development complies with the applicable regulations of this Bylaw and in accordance with all other
applicable legislation, regulations, and bylaws:
ACTIVITIES/ USES
NARRATIVE OF ACTIVITIES AND USES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Residential
Accessory Use
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Accessory buildings <10 m2 (100 ft2); maximum of five such buildings are excluded
from total accessory building area, providing they do not exceed maximum site
coverage.
»
Unenclosed steps, landings, or stairs at grade.
Agricultural
Operations
»
Primary agricultural operations.
»
Accessory buildings <46.2 m2 (500 ft2).
»
Three-sided portable livestock shelters
Municipal and
Infrastructure Works
»
Municipal improvements, utilities, maintenance or construction within right-of-way.
»
Irrigation works under the Irrigation Districts Act.
»
Shelterbelts, hedges, dugouts, wells and similar works complying with setbacks.
Temporary or
Routine Activities
»
Routine maintenance and minor repairs not altering footprint or use.
»
Temporary buildings for approved construction.
»
Temporary sales or events lasting less than 36 hours (i.e., weddings, markets).
»
Completion of lawful construction underway before adoption of this Bylaw.
»
Continuation of an approved lawful use.
»
Demolition of structures that did not require a development permit.
Personal and Minor
Uses
»
Personal heavy truck or equipment storage (non-commercial) is limited to two (2)
units.
»
Recreational vehicle storage within limits: Hamlet Residential - 2; Country Residential
- 3; Agricultural - 5; Commercial/Industrial - 5.
»
Personal solar energy systems complying with setbacks and code.
»
Propane or fuel tanks meeting district and code standards.
Signs and Similar
Features
»
Government signs, real estate signs, temporary event or construction signs.
»
Routine sign maintenance or copy changes.
»
Address and resident name signs.
»
Monuments, sculptures and similar aesthetic features.
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ACTIVITIES/ USES
NARRATIVE OF ACTIVITIES AND USES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Home Occupation
»
The business is limited to a single room in the home
»
The owner of the property is the proprietor of the business
»
No employees or customers are attending the site
»
Equipment or supplies will not be stored on site
»
The business shall not create any disturbance that shall limit adjacent properties from
the use and enjoyment of their property
Other Exemptions
»
Uses exempted under 618-620 of the MGA, or provincially/federally regulated uses.
»
Aerodromes, election uses or borrow areas associated with municipal construction.
»
Site grading in agricultural districts that does not affect drainage or watercourses.
»
Two or less storage containers in Agricultural, Commercial/Industrial or Public
Services Districts.
»
Telecommunication towers and equipment.
»
Landscaping that is compliant with all site coverage requirements in the districts.
»
Short Term Vacation Rentals
3.3
Non-Conforming Buildings, Uses, and Lots
B U I L DIN G S A N D US ES
3.3.1.
A non-conforming building may continue to be used but not enlarged or structurally altered except to:
bring it into compliance;
perform routine maintenance; or
under variance powers of the Development Authority.
3.3.2.
If a non-conforming building is destroyed by more than 75% of its value, it may only be rebuilt in compliance
with this Bylaw.
3.3.3.
A non-conforming use of land may not expand or transfer to another part of the lot.
3.3.4.
The land use or the building is not affected by a change of ownership, tenancy, or occupancy of the land or
building.
L O T S
3.3.5.
Development of existing substandard lots may be considered a Class 2 Discretionary Use and must meet
all applicable code and regulations.
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PART II: LAND USE DISTRICTS
ESTABLISHMENT OF LAND USE DISTRICTS
4.1
General Requirements
4.1.1.
Land use districts and the associated district provisions are established for the County in accordance with
the Schedules of this Bylaw.
4.1.2.
Schedule C: Land Use District Maps divide the County into districts and specifies the district provisions
applicable to particular lands.
4.1.3.
Provisions listed in Part 3 - Development Regulations comprising all general and specific development
regulations, landscaping, parking and loading, and signage shall govern any Permitted, Class 1 Discretionary
and Class 2 Discretionary Uses listed within a district.
4.2
Establishing Overlays
4.2.1.
Overlays are included in this Bylaw to provide additional development regulations for specific areas in the
County. The first overlay provided is the "Medicine Hat Airport Overlay".
4.2.2.
The Medicine Hat Airport Protection Overlay applies to all districts in the County within those areas
shown in Schedule A: Medicine Hat Airport Overlay.
4.2.3.
The second overlay provided is the "Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay".
4.2.4.
The Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay applies to all districts in the County within those areas shown
in Schedule B: CFB Suffield Overlay.
4.2.5.
If there is a conflict between the overlay and the underlying district, the provisions and regulations in the
overlay shall take precedence and effect.
4.3
Summary Table
4.3.1.
The land use summary table below provides an overview of the permitted and discretionary uses in each
district. If there are discrepancies between this table and those uses outlined in the districts, the uses
outlined in the districts shall prevail.
P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Use Class
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Agricultural Operations (Value
Added)
D1
P
P
D1
Agricultural Operations,
Commercial
P
P
D1
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P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Use Class
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Agricultural Support Services
P
P
Amusement and
Entertainment Facility
P
P
P
Auctioneering Services
D2
D2
Automotive, Equipment and
Vehicle Services
D1
D1
P
Auto Wrecking and Salvage
Yard
D2
Breweries, Wineries, and
Distilleries
D1
P
P
Bulk Agricultural Chemical
Distribution
D1
Bulk Fuel Depot
D1
D1
Business Support Services
P
P
D1
Campground
D1
P
Cannabis Cultivation
P
P
D1
D1
Cannabis Processing and
Distribution
D2
D1
Cannabis Retail Store
D1
D1
D1
Caretaker / Security Residence
D1
P
P
P
Communal Living
D1
Community Uses
D1
P
Data Processing and
Mining Centre
D2
D2
D2
Daycare Facility
P
P
Detention and
Correction Services
D2
Domestic Animal Care Services
P
P
P
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P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Use Class
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Dwelling, Duplex /
Semi Detached
P
P
P
P
Dwelling, Manufactured
P
P
P*
Dwelling, Multi Unit
D1
D1
D1
Dwelling, Single Detached
P
P
P
P
Dwelling, Single Detached
(more than 2)
D2
D2
Dwelling, Single Detached
(maximum of 2 per parcel)
P
P
Eating and
Drinking Establishment
P
P
D1
D1
Educational Services
P
P
P
P
Energy Systems
D2
D2
D2
D2
D2
Equestrian Centre
P
P
D1
D1
P
Funeral and Related services
P
P
P
D2
General Commercial services
P
P
P
General Contractor Services
P
P
P
General Retail Services
P
P
D1
P
Government Services
D2
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
P
P
D1
P
Greenhouse, Industrial
D2
Greenhouse, Personal Use
P
P
P
P
P
P
Group Home
D2
D2
D2
Health and Medical Services
P
P
P
P
Heavy Truck and
Equipment Storage and Sales
D1
D2
P
P
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P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Use Class
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Home Based Business, Major
D2
D2
D2
D2
D2
Home Based Business, Minor
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
Industrial Uses, Heavy
P
D2
Industrial, General
Manufacturing / Processing
D1
D1
Industrial Uses, Light
D2
P
P
P
Livestock Auction Markets
D2
Move-in Buildings
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
Natural Resource and
Extraction Industry
D2
D2
D2
D2
D2
Parks and Playgrounds
P
Performance and Event Venue
D1
D1
D2
P
Personal Service Shops
P
P
P
Professional, Financial, and
Office Support Services
P
P
P
Public Utilities and Uses
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Recreation Vehicle Storage
P
P
Recreational Facilities and Uses
D1
D1
D1
P
Recycling Depot
P
P
P
P
Religious Assembly
P
P
D1
P
Renewable Energy Systems,
Small Scale
D1
P
D1
Secondary Suite
D1
Storage Container
P
D1
D1
D1
P
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P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Use Class
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Storage Container
(maximum of 2)
P
P
P
P
Storage Container
(more than 2)
D1
D1
D1
D1
D1
Shooting Range
D2
Small Animal Breeding /
Boarding Services
D2
D1
D1
Storage Yard - Commercial
D1
D1
P
D1
Supportive Housing
D2
Transfer Station
D2
Trucking and Freight Terminals
D1
P
D1
Vehicle Oriented Uses
P
D1
Veterinary Services
D1
P
P
Visitor Accommodations
D1
P
D2
Warehouse Sales and
Storage Facilities
D1
P
P
D1
* Dwelling, Manufactured is permitted in Hamlet Residential,
with the exception of the Hamlets of Desert Blume and Dunmore
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AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS
5.1
Agricultural District 1 (A1-IDP)
The purpose of this district is to protect and enhance large-scale agricultural production and related uses
while preventing premature fragmentation and non-compatible development within the Tri-Area IDP.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Use(s)
»
Agricultural Operations Primary
»
Agricultural Support Services
»
Cannabis Cultivation
»
Dwelling, Manufactured
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
(maximum of 2 per parcel)
»
Equestrian Centre
»
Greenhouse, Personal Use
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Agricultural Operations
(Commercial, Value Added)
»
Home Based Business, Minor
»
Move-In Buildings
»
Storage Container (more than 2)
»
Veterinary Services
DISCRETIONARY USES - SUBDIVISION & DEVELOMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Dwelling, Single Detached (more than 2)
»
Government Services
»
Greenhouses Industrial
»
Home Based Business, Major
»
Natural Resource and Extraction
»
Energy Systems
»
Small Animal Breeding / Boarding Services
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
5.1.1.
Development regulations for development in the Agricultural IDP District 1(A-1 IDP):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
for farmstead separation or single vacant parcel
0.6 ha (1.5 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
for farmstead separation or single vacant parcel
4.0 ha (10.0 ac), or as identified by the Country
Residential - Restricted provisions of the Tri-Area IDP
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Building Height
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
Same as principal building setbacks
Rear Yard Setback
Building Height
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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Agricultural District 2 (A-2)
The purpose of this district is to support general agricultural production, related services, and compatible
rural uses.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Use(s) to
Permitted Uses
»
Agricultural Operations, Primary
»
Agricultural Operations
(Commercial, Value-Added)
»
Agricultural Support Services
»
Cannabis Cultivation
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
(maximum of 2 per parcel)
»
Dwelling, Manufactured
»
Equestrian Centre
»
Greenhouse Personal Use
»
Storage Container
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Communal Living
»
Government Services
»
Home Based Business, Minor
»
Move-In Buildings
»
Small Animal Breeding / Boarding Services
»
Storage Container (more than 2)
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Dwelling, Single Detached (more than 2)
»
Home Based Business, Major
»
Natural Resource and Extraction Industry
»
Data Processing and Mining Centre
»
Energy Systems
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
5.2.1.
Development regulations for development in the Agricultural District 2 (A-2):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
for farmstead separation or single vacant parcel
0.6 ha (1.5 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
for farmstead separation or single vacant parcel
6.5 ha (16 ac)
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback
Rear Yard Setback
Building Height
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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6.1
Country Residential District (CR)
The purpose of this district is to provide for traditional country residential development. Existing CR parcels
in the Tri-Area IDP may remain but new CR designations are not allowed in the Long-Term Urban Growth
Areas of the Tri-Area IDP.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
»
Greenhouse, Personal Use
»
Public Utilities and Uses
DISCRETIOINARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Secondary Suite
»
Government Services
»
Home-Based Business, Minor
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Storage Container
DISCRETIOMARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - (CLASS 2)
»
Group Home
»
Home - Based Business, Major
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
6.1.1.
Development regulations for development in the Country Residential District (CR):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
0.6 ha (1.5 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
4.0 ha (10.0 ac)
Parcel Width (minimum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
12.0 m (39.4 ft)
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side and Rear Yard Setback
0 ft2 - 1,000 ft2 in floor area
1,001 ft2 and up in floor area
1.52 m (5.0 ft)
3.04 m (10.0 ft)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
7.0 m (23.0 ft)
Total Building Area (maximum)
371.6 m2 (4,000 ft2) or 4% of the Lot
whichever is less.
Maximum Number of Accessory Buildings
5
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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6.2 Country Residential Restricted IDP District (CRR-IDP)
The purpose of this district is to provide for restricted-density country residential development and limited
agricultural uses within the City of Medicine Hat and Town of Redcliff Long-Term Urban Growth Areas of the
Tri-Area IDP.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building and Uses
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
»
Greenhouse, Personal Use
»
Public Utilities and Uses
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Government Services
»
Home Based Business, Minor
»
Move-In Buildings
»
Storage Container
»
Secondary Suite
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Group Home
»
Home Based Business - Major
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
6.2.1.
Development regulations for development in the Country Residential Restricted IDP District (CRR-IDP):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
As per the Long-Term Urban Growth Area policies
of the Tri-Area IDP.
Parcel Area (maximum)
As per the Long-Term Urban Growth Area policies
of the Tri-Area IDP.
Parcel Width (minimum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.1 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
12.0 m (39.4 ft)
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side and Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
0 ft2 - 1,000 ft2 in floor area
1,001 ft2 and up in floor area
1.52 m (5.0 ft)
3.04 m (10.0 ft)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
7.0 m (23.0 ft)
Total Building Area (maximum)
371.6 m2 (4,000 ft2) or 4% of the Lot
whichever is less.
Maximum Number of Accessory Buildings
5
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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6.3 Recreation/Residential Resort District (RRR)
The purpose of this district is to enable comprehensively planned recreational and resort developments with
utility-servicing and high-quality standards governed by developer imposed architectural guidelines.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Dwelling, Duplex / Semi Detached
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
»
Greenhouse, Personal Use
»
Public Utilities and Uses
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Dwelling, Multi Unit
»
Government Services
»
Home-Based Business, Minor
»
Move-in Buildings
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
6.3.1.
Development regulations for development in the Recreation/Residential Resort District (RRR):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
Dwelling, Single-Detached
600 m2 (6,459 ft2) with a minimum frontage of 15
m (49.2 ft) measured at the required front yard.
Dwelling, Semi-Detached
500 m2 (5,382 ft2) per unit with a minimum
frontage for each unit of 13.0 m (42.7 ft)
measured at the required front yard.
Other uses
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Site Coverage (maximum)
45%
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front Yard Setback (minimum)*
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)*
3.0 m (10.0 ft)
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
12.0 m (39.4 ft)
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ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Accessory buildings are not permitted to be
constructed in front or flanking side yard.
Side and Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
0 ft2 - 1,000 ft2 in floor area
1,001 ft2 and up in floor area
1.52 m (5.0 ft)
3.04 m (10.0 ft)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
4.9 m (16.0 ft)
Total Building Area (maximum)
92.9 m2 (1,000 ft2)
Total Building Area of all Accessory Buildings
(maximum)
139.0 m2 (1,500 ft2)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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HAMLETS
7.1
Hamlet Residential District (HR)
The purpose of this district is to accommodate a mix of residential housing types and densities within County
hamlets.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Dwelling, Duplex / Semi Detached
»
Dwelling, Single Detached
»
Greenhouse, Personal Use
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Dwelling, Manufactured *
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Dwelling, Multi Unit
»
Government Services
»
Home Based Business, Minor
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Secondary Suite
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Group Home
»
Home Based Business, Major
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
7.1.1.
Development regulations for development in the Hamlet Residential District (HR):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
No sewage collection system (minimum)
Water distribution and sewage collection systems
(minimum)
1,800 m2 (19, 375 ft2) with a minimum width of
30 m (100 ft)
465 m2 (5,000 ft2) with a minimum width of 15 m
(50 ft)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Site Coverage (maximum)
30%
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
3.0 m (10.0 ft)
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
For dwelling, manufactured homes, the side yard
shall be increased to a 4.5 m (15 ft) on the side
which the main entrance door is located.
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
12.0 m (39.4 ft)
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ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Accessory buildings are not permitted to be
constructed in the front or flanking side yard.
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
1.0 m (3.3 ft)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
with driveway
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
5.5 m (18 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
6.0 m (20 ft)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Total Building Area (maximum)
111.5 m2 (1,200 ft2)
Total Building Area of all Accessory Buildings
(maximum)
139.0 m2 (1,500 ft2)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
* With the exception of the Hamlets of Desert Blume and Dunmore
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Neighbourhood Commercial District (NC)
The purpose of this district is to provide local commercial / retail services to meet the daily needs of hamlet
residents and nearby rural areas.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Amusement and Entertainment Facility
»
Business Support Services
»
Daycare Facility
»
Domestic Animal Care Services
»
Eating and Drinking Establishment
»
Educational Services
»
Funeral and Related Services
»
General Commercial Services
»
General Contractor Services
»
General Retail Services
»
Government Services
»
Health and Medical Services
»
Personal Service Shops
»
Professional, Financial, and Office Support
Services
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Recycling Depot
»
Religious Assembly
»
Storage Container (maximum of 2)
»
Vehicle Oriented Uses
»
Veterinary Services
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFCIER - (CLASS 1)
»
Automotive, Equipment and Vehicle Services
»
Breweries, Wineries and Distilleries
»
Cannabis Retail Store
»
Heavy Truck and Equipment Storage and
Sales
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Performance and Event Venue
»
Recreational Facilities and Uses
»
Small Animal Breeding/ Boarding Services
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Visitor Accommodations
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
7.2.1.
Development regulations for development in the Neighbourhood Commercial District (NC):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
No sewage collection system (minimum)
Water distribution and sewage collection systems
(minimum)
1,800 m2 (19, 375 ft2) with a minimum width of
31 m (101.7 ft)
465 m2 (5,000 ft2) with a minimum width of
15 m (50 ft)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
3.0 m (10.0 ft)
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
3.0 m (10.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
12.0 m (39.4 ft)
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ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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SERVICES DISTRICTS
8.1
Highway Commercial District (HWY-C)
The purpose of this district is to provide for commercial developments serving the travelling public and
regional residents, typically located along Provincial Highways or major County roads. As these corridors
serve as key gateways into the County, land uses within this area may be required to meet higher aesthetic
standards.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Use
»
Agricultural Operations, Commercial
»
Amusement and Entertainment Facility
»
Breweries, Wineries and Distilleries
»
Business Support Services
»
Daycare Facility
»
Domestic Animal Care Services
»
Eating and Drinking Establishments
»
Educational Services
»
Funeral and Related Services
»
General Commercial Services
»
General Contractor Services
»
General Retail Services
»
Government Services
»
Health and Medical Services
»
Personal Service Shops
»
Professional, Financial, and Office Support
Services
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Recreation Vehicle Storage
»
Recycling Depot
»
Religious Assembly
»
Storage Container (maximum of 2)
»
Veterinary Services
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Automotive, Equipment and Vehicle Services
»
Bulk Fuel Depot
»
Campground
»
Cannabis Cultivation
»
Cannabis Retail Store
»
Community Uses
»
Caretaker/ Security Residence
»
Equestrian Centre
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Performance and Event Venue
»
Recreational Facilities and Uses
»
Storage Container (3 or more)
»
Storage Yard - Commercial
»
Small Animal Breeding/ Boarding Services
»
Warehouse Sales and Storage Facilities
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Auctioneering Services
»
Cannabis Processing and Distribution
»
Heavy Truck and Equipment Storage and
Sales
»
Industrial Uses, Light
»
Livestock Auction Markets
»
Visitor Accommodation
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
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8.1.1.
Development regulations for development in the Highway Commercial District (HWY-C):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
0.4 ha (1.0 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Site Coverage (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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8.2 Light Industrial District (LI)
The purpose of this district is to accommodate light industrial and compatible commercial uses with limited
nuisance impacts, ensuring compatibility with nearby non-industrial uses.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Agricultural Operations, Commercial
»
Amusement and Entertainment Facility
»
Automotive, Equipment and Vehicle Services
»
Breweries, Wineries and Distilleries
»
Caretaker/ Security Residence
»
Domestic Animal Care Services
»
General Commercial Services
»
General Contractor Services
»
Health and Medical Services
»
Heavy Truck and Equipment Storage and
Sales
»
Educational Services
»
Funeral and Related Services
»
Industrial Uses, Light
»
Personal Service Shops
»
Professional, Financial, and Office Support
Services
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Recreation Vehicle Storage
»
Recycling Depot
»
Storage Container (maximum of 2)
»
Veterinary Services
»
Warehouse Sales and Storage Facilities
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Bulk Agricultural Chemical Distribution
»
Bulk Fuel Depot
»
Business Support Services
»
Cannabis Cultivation
»
Cannabis Processing and Distribution
»
Cannabis Retail Store
»
Eating and Drinking Establishments
»
Equestrian Centre
»
General Retail Services
»
Government Services
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Recreation Facilities and Uses
»
Religious Assembly
»
Storage Yard - Commercial
»
Storage Container (more than 2)
»
Trucking and Freight Terminals
»
Vehicle Oriented Uses
»
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Auctioneering Services
»
Auto Wrecking & Salvage Yards
»
Natural Resource Extraction Industry
»
Performance and Event Venue
»
Energy Systems
»
Transfer Station
»
Visitor Accommodation
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
8.2.1.
Development regulations for development in the Light Industrial District (LI):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
0.4 ha (1.0 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
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PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
7.6 m (25.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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8.3 Regional Heavy Industrial District (HVY-IDP)
The purpose of this district is to provide for heavy industrial and ancillary uses that may generate noise,
odour, or other nuisances beyond the boundaries of property. These uses may require appropriate buffering
from other land uses. This district is intended to be in alignment with the Regional Heavy Industrial Area as
identified in the Tri-Area Intermunicipal Development Plan
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Industrial Uses, Light
»
Industrial Uses, Heavy
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Energy Systems, Small Scale
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMNT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Industrial, General Manufacturing / Processing
»
Storage Container (3 or more)
»
Storage Yard - Commercial
»
Trucking and Freight Terminals
»
Warehouse, Sales, and Storage Facilities
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Natural Resource and Extraction Industry
»
Energy Systems
»
Data Processing and Mining Centre
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
8.3.1.
Development regulations for development in the Regional Heavy Industrial District (HVY-IDP):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
0.4 ha (1.0 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
PRINCIPAL BUILDING SETBACKS
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES SETBACKS
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback
Rear Yard Setback
Separation Distance from Principal Building
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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8.4 Heavy Industrial District (HVY-1)
The purpose of this district is to provide for heavy industrial uses that may generate noise, odour, or other
nuisances beyond the property boundary and may require appropriate buffering from other land uses.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Caretaker/Security Residence
»
Heavy Truck and Equipment Storage and
Sales
»
Industrial Uses, Light
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Storage Container (maximum of 2)
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMETN OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Agricultural Operations (Value Added)
»
Agricultural Operations (Commercial)
»
Industrial, General Manufacturing / Processing
»
Energy Systems, Small Scale
»
»
Storage Container (more than 2)
»
Storage Yard - Commercial
»
Trucking and Freight Terminals
»
Warehouse, Sales, and Storage Facilities
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Industrial Uses, Heavy
»
Natural Resource and Extraction Industry
»
Energy Systems
»
Data Processing and Mining Centre
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
8.4.1.
Development regulations for development in the Heavy Industrial District (LI):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
0.4 ha (1.0 ac)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Subdivision/Development
Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
PRINCIPAL BUILDING SETBACKS
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Rear Yard Setback
6.0 m (20.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES SETBACKS
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback
Rear Yard Setback
Separation Distance from Principal Building
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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8.5 Public Services District (PS)
The purpose and intent of the Public Services District (PS) is to accommodate a range of institutional,
educational, and recreational uses that support the public needs of residents and businesses at the local,
neighbourhood and County-wide level. While some commercial uses are listed under the discretionary use
category, these uses are intended to be accessory to the principal land use. For example, a recreation facility
with an eating or drinking establishment for patrons of the facility.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Campground
»
Caretaker/ Security Residence
»
Community Uses
»
Educational Services
»
Equestrian Centre
»
General Retail Services
»
Government Services
»
Health and Medical Services
»
Parks and Playgrounds
»
Performance and Event Venue
»
Public Utilities and Uses
»
Recreational Facilities and Uses
»
Recycling Depot
»
Religious Assembly
»
Storage Container
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CLASS 1)
»
Eating and Drinking Establishments
»
Move-in Buildings
»
Storage Container (more than 2)
DISCRETIONARY USES - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (CLASS 2)
»
Detention and Correction Services
»
Funeral and Related Services
»
Shooting Range
»
Supportive Housing
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
8.5.1.
Development regulations for development in the Public Services District (PS):
SITE DEVELOPMENT
Parcel Area (minimum)
No sewage collection system (minimum)
Water distribution and sewage collection systems
(minimum)
1,800 m2 (19, 375 ft2) with a minimum width of
30 m (100 ft)
465 m2 (5,000 ft2) with a minimum width of 15 m
(50 ft)
Parcel Area (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
Parcel Width (minimum)
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PRINCIPAL BUILDING
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
30.4 m (100.0 ft) from municipal road
10.0 m (33.0 ft) from public service road
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
if no lane access, one side yard shall be
if adjacent to a residential district or use
1.5 m (5.0 ft)
4.5 m (15.0 ft)
the side yard abutting the residential district shall
have a minimum side yard setback equal to or
greater than the minimum side yard setback
required for the abutting residential district.
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
3.0 m (10.0 ft)
Building Height (maximum)
At the discretion of the Development Authority.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Front and Flanking Yard Setback (minimum)
Same as principal building setbacks.
Side Yard Setback (minimum)
Rear Yard Setback (minimum)
Separation Distance from Principal Building
Building Height (maximum)
Total Building Area (maximum)
NOTE: Reference other sections in this Bylaw for additional development regulations.
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DIRECT CONTROL
9.1
Direct Control - DC
The purpose of this district is to enable Council to exercise specific control over land use and development in
designated areas, allowing flexible site-specific regulations.
PERMITTED USES
»
Accessory Building(s) and Uses
»
Storage Container (maximum of 2)
9.1.1.
All Permitted Uses may be decided by the Development Officer or Designate.
9.1.2.
In those areas shown as Direct Control on the Land Use District Maps, Council may, subject to the Municipal
Development Plan, regulate and control the use or development of land or buildings in any manner it
considers necessary.
9.1.3.
The Direct Control Districts shall only be applied to an area or parcel to regulate a specific proposed
development under the following circumstances:
the proposed development exceeds the development provisions of the closest equivalent
conventional district;
the proposed development requires specific comprehensive regulations to ensure land use conflicts
with surrounding properties are minimized;
the site for the proposed development has unique characteristics that require specific regulations;
or
the ongoing operation of the proposed development requires specific regulations.
A D D IT I ON AL R E G ULA T I ON S
9.1.4.
Uses allowed shall be at the discretion of Council.
9.1.5.
All development regulations shall be at the discretion of Council.
9.1.6.
This District should not be used in substitution for any other District that could be used to achieve the same
objective either with or without variances or relaxations of this Bylaw or to regulate matters typically
addressed through Subdivision or Development Permit approval conditions.
D E V E L O PM E N T AP P LI C AT I ON D EC IS I ON S
9.1.7.
All development applications within a Direct Control District shall be referred to Council for a decision. The
Council may impose any conditions which may be deemed necessary to minimize conflicts with neighboring
properties.
9.1.8.
If the development application is minor in nature and does not change the intent of the original Land Use
Amendment Application, Council may waive the public hearing requirement.
9.1.9.
There is no appeal for a development permit within a Direct Control District unless the permit was issued
in error.
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OVERLAYS
M E D IC IN E HA T AI R PO R T OV ER L AY
10.1
Medicine Hat Airport Overlay Purpose
10.1.1.
The purpose of the Airport Protection Overlay is to regulate and control the use and development of land
and buildings adjacent to or in the vicinity of the City of Medicine Hat Regional Airport to ensure
compatibility between Airport operations and development within the Airport Protection Overlay
boundary.
10.2
Establishment of the Medicine Hat Airport Overlay
10.2.1.
The establishment of the Medicine Hat Airport Overlay is as per Cypress County Bylaw 2020/08 as amended
from time to time. Development within the Medicine Hat Airport overlay shall comply with Schedule A -
Airport Protection Area, and Bylaw 2020/08.
10.3
Non-Conforming Development
10.3.1.
If a development permit or building permit, or both, have been issued on or before the coming into force
of this Bylaw, and this Bylaw would make the development or building for which the permit was issued
nonconforming, the development or building may continue despite this Bylaw and in conformance with
MGA.
10.4
Exemptions to the Medicine Hat Airport Overlay
10.4.1.
An exemption from the Medicine Hat Airport overlay may be granted if the Development Authority
determines the exemption would not be incompatible with the safe operation of the Airport or an aircraft.
10.4.2.
The Development Authority, at their discretion, may require an aeronautical assessment commissioned by
the proponent and undertaken according to approved industry standards, prior to making a determination
pursuant to subsection 10.10.1.
C A NA DI AN F OR C E S B A S E SU FF I EL D OV ER LA Y
10.5
Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay Purpose
10.5.1.
The purpose of the CFB Suffield Overlay is to regulate and control the use and development of land and
buildings adjacent to or in the vicinity of the CFB Suffield to ensure compatibility between Department of
National Defence operations and development within the CFB Suffield Overlay boundary.
10.6
Establishment of the Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay
10.6.1.
The area shown on the Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay in Schedule B, is established as the Overlay
Area or Protection Area.
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10.7
Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay Referral Area
10.7.1.
The area shown on the Overlay Area in Schedule B is also established as the Overlay Referral Area.
10.7.2.
Any development proposed within the Overlay Referral Area must be referred to the Department of
National Defence for review and comment, except those that the Development Authority has determined
will not impact or materially interfere with operation of CFB Suffield.
10.8
Canadian Forces Base Suffield Height Limitations
10.8.1.
No person shall place, erect, or construct, or permit the placement, erection or construction of any
building, development, structure or object or any addition to an existing building, development, structure,
or any object of natural growth that exceeds the height of 15 metres within the Overlay Referral Area unless
an exemption has been approved by the Department of National Defence and the Development Authority.
10.9
Interference with Communication
10.9.1.
No person shall use or develop or permit another person to use or develop land in a manner that causes
interference with any Department of National Defence signal or communication and any aeronautical
communications.
10.9.2.
If a development permit application is made for a development located within the Overlay Area, the
Development Authority may request the applicant submit prior approval from the Department of National
Defence on the impact of the proposed development on any signal or communication
10.10
Potential Wildlife Hazards
10.10.1. No person shall use or develop or permit another person to use or develop lands in any way that may
attract wildlife - particularly birds - that may create a hazard for CFB Suffield operations or aviation safety.
10.10.2. Regardless of subsection 10.6.1, and subject to any other applicable municipal bylaws, federal or provincial
legislation, regulations or any other requirement of any other permit, order or license, a person may use
or develop or permit another person to use or develop an open water storage reservoir provided that the
water will drain in 48 hours or less.
10.11
Non-Conforming Development
10.11.1. Any development permit or building permit, or both, issued on or before the coming into force of this
Bylaw, and this Bylaw would make the development or building for which the permit was issued
nonconforming, the development or building may continue in spite of this Bylaw, and may continue only
in the manner and to the extent that non-conforming uses and non-conforming buildings are allowed by
the MGA.
10.12
Exemptions to the Canadian Forces Base Suffield Overlay
10.12.1. An exemption from the rules of this Schedule may be granted if the Development Authority, in circulation
and review to the Department of National Defence, determines the exemption would not be incompatible
with the safe operation of CFB Suffield or any aeronautical communications or aircraft.
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PART III: DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
GENERAL REGULATIONS
11.1
Access and Sight Distances for Road Approaches
11.1.1.
A development permit application shall not be approved unless the parcel where the development is
proposed to take place has direct access to a road that meets Cypress County's Design Guidelines &
Construction Standards.
11.1.2.
Setbacks from a Provincial Highway shall be in accordance with Alberta Transportation and Economic
Corridors regulations.
11.1.3.
The construction of all new access approaches and/or road construction requires approval from the County
and must be constructed in accordance with the Cypress County's Design Guidelines and Construction
Standards road approach specifications.
11.1.4.
The Applicant shall demonstrate direct access to a road that meets Cypress County Construction Standards
and Design Guidelines.
11.2
Corner Lot Setbacks in Hamlets and Multi-Parcel Subdivisions
11.2.1.
On corner or side lots, nothing taller than 1.0 m (3.3 ft) can be placed in the triangle at the corner of the
lot that is 6.0 m (20 ft) from the intersection of the streets.
▼ Figure 1: Corner Lot Setback in Hamlets and Multi-Parcel Subdivisions Diagram
11.3
Data Processing and Mining Centre
11.3.1.
Applications for data processing and Mining Centre may be required to, as part of the Development Permit
Application, provide the following information:
Landscaping Plan
Fencing
Lighting Plan
Noise Assessment Study
Stormwater Management Plan
Decommissioning Plan
Emergency Response Plan
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11.3.2.
All nuisance factors including, but not limited to, noise, vibration, odour, dust, lighting shall be contained
within the site and shall not affect the use and enjoyment of neighbouring parcels to the satisfaction of the
Development Authority.
11.3.3.
The design, character, and appearance of all buildings shall be appropriate and compatible with the
surrounding area.
11.3.4.
Public entrances shall be visually enhanced through architectural articulation and landscaping features, to
the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
11.4
Demolition
11.4.1.
Demolition or removal of a building or portion thereof shall be considered a change in intensity of use.
11.4.2.
Upon application for demolition, the Development Authority may require a demolition plan detailing the
following:
site plan showing the building footprint;
safety measures and ways to reduce dust, noise, debris and traffic problems;
timelines for completing demolition and restoring the site;
plans for salvaging or storing demolition materials; and
site restoration, such as filling, grading landscaping, and removal of debris.
11.4.3.
A Development Permit is not required for the demolition of a structure where a Development Permit has
been issued for a new development on the same site, provided the demolition of the structure has been
contemplated in the Development Permit.
11.4.4.
Any demolition of hazardous materials or structures shall be in accordance with Federal, Provincial, or
Municipal requirements.
11.5
Design, Character and Appearance of Buildings and Structures
11.5.1.
The Development Authority may impose conditions to ensure:
that the design, character, and appearance of a building is compatible with other buildings in the
vicinity, unless it is setting a new standard of design, character and appearance for the land use
district or a particular locality of it;
that the design, character, and appearance of the building is consistent with the purpose of the
land use district in which the building is located; and
that a development complies with any provision of a statutory plan applicable to the design,
character, and appearance of the building in the district.
11.6
Development Agreement
11.6.1.
The Development Authority may require that, as a condition of development approval, the applicant enter
into an agreement with the County and comply with the agreement to do all or any of the following:
construct or pay for the construction of a road required to give access to the development; to
construct or pay for the construction of a pedestrian walkway system to serve the development or
connect the pedestrian walkway to adjacent developed pedestrian systems;
install or pay for the installation of a public utility that is necessary to serve the development,
whether the public utility is or will be, located on the land that is the subject of the development;
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construct or pay for the construction of on street or off-street parking and loading facilities to serve
the development;
pay an off-site levy or other cost contributions for infrastructure serving the development; and
carry out landscaping, earth berms, or other forms of screening required as a condition of approval
by the Development Authority.
11.6.2. In addition, the development agreement may provide for any other work required as a condition of approval
by the Development Authority to serve the development.
11.6.3. An irrevocable Letter of Credit may be required as security and in such a sum as the Development Authority
deems appropriate to ensure the applicant complies with the terms and conditions of a development
agreement or development permit.
11.6.4.
To ensure compliance with a development agreement, the County may register a caveat against the
certificate of title for the property that is being developed. This caveat shall be discharged when the
obligations to be assumed by the applicant under the agreement have been fulfilled.
11.7
Development On or Adjacent to Hazard Lands, Waterbodies, River Valleys and
Coulees
11.7.1.
In all land use districts, development which occurs on land bordering a coulee or ravine shall be regulated
as follows.
▼ Figure 2: Idealized Cross Section of a Coulee Diagram
11.7.2.
Development on land next to a coulee or ravine must follow specific setback rules based on slope
steepness, slope failures, erosion, and past or proposed disturbances.
11.7.3.
A lesser setback may be permitted when it is supported by a site investigation report by a qualified
geotechnical engineer to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
11.7.4.
A restrictive covenant or survey may be required to ensure development keeps at least 10 m (32.8 ft) from
steep slopes (>15%).
11.7.5.
The Development Authority may impose conditions or refuse development based on flood, erosion, or
geotechnical risks.
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11.7.6.
Setbacks are measured 100 ft from the water body.
11.7.7.
No permanent buildings or structures shall be built within the 1:100-year flood plain. If there is uncertainty,
a certified water engineer must confirm the site is suitable for development to the satisfaction of the
Development Authority.
11.7.8.
Development near irrigation canals must maintain a 30 m (100 ft) setback unless the irrigation district gives
written approval for a lesser distance.
▼ Figure 3: Setbacks from Water Bodies Diagram
▼ Figure 4: Setbacks from Irrigation Canals Diagram
11.8
Development Permit for Temporary Buildings
11.8.1.
Notwithstanding anything in this Bylaw, the Development Authority may approve temporary use, buildings
or structures in any district for a limited time, provided the owner agrees to remove them according to the
permit conditions, and that the temporary use or building does not, in their opinion, unduly interfere with
the amenities of the surrounding neighbourhood; or materially interfere with or affect the used and
enjoyment of neighbouring parcels..
11.8.2.
The Development Authority may require an irrevocable Letter of Credit as security to ensure the temporary
building is removed.
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11.9
Drainage and Site Coverage
11.9.1.
Site coverage is the total area of the property covered by buildings, structures above 1 m (3.3 ft), and hard
surfaces like driveways or parking areas. Small features like steps and eaves, are excluded.
11.9.2.
A development permit is required for new hard surfaces in hamlets. If the site coverage is increased beyond
the allowed maximum, the application must show how stormwater runoff will be handled on site, including
a site plan showing the surface treatment of the lot, and the lots weighted runoff coefficient resulting from
the new development. If this weighted runoff coefficient results in higher runoff than allowed, then the
equivalent stormwater storage must be accounted for on site.
11.9.3.
For all developments, each parcel shall be graded so that stormwater runoff does not drain onto an
adjacent property unless designed, engineered, and permitted by a drainage easement, caveated
development agreement, or based on existing lot grading on surrounding lands.
11.9.4.
The Development Authority may specify an elevation at which any new development shall be constructed
to facilitate proper site drainage and attachment to any existing or proposed sewer system.
11.9.5.
If a person alters the approved site drainage so that stormwater runoff drains onto adjacent parcels and
municipal property, roads and sidewalks, that person shall be responsible for corrective drainage
structures, including retaining walls, to divert water from surrounding properties.
11.9.6.
The Development Authority may give consideration to a site coverage variance beyond the stated
maximum as identified in the districts where a development permit application is supported by a
Stormwater Site Runoff and On Site Storage letter, prepared by an accredited member of the Association
of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta, which indicates the lot weighted coefficient
resulting from the proposed development and all surface treatments incorporated into the development
of the site, along with the additional volume of water that is being proposed to be stored on site as outlined
in Section 11.9.2 during a 1:100 year rainfall event for a duration of 1 hour. This means for the onsite
equivalent stormwater storage must be proposed in the Stormwater Site Runoff and On-Site Storage letter
and must be in a means that is subject to the review and approval of the Development Authority.
Development permits, which are revised from the original development permit that was issued for the
construction of a dwelling unit, or accessory building or structure resulting from the submission of a
supported Stormwater Site Runoff and Onsite Storage letter to allow increased site coverage, shall not
require additional public notice. Stormwater management plans prepared prior to this section coming into
effect as of the date of this bylaw will remain valid until such time as a new Development Permit is being
applied for, and to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
11.9.7.
County approval will be required for all new driveway approaches and culvert installations in hamlets to
ensure that the stormwater drainage system is not impeded by the development.
11.10
Dwelling Units on a Parcel
11.10.1. Unless otherwise specified in the land use districts, the maximum number of dwelling units on a titled
parcel shall consist of one primary dwelling unit.
Land Use District
Total Dwelling Units Per Titled Parcel
Agricultural Districts
Maximum of two (2) dwelling units are permitted. 3 or
more considered Class 2 Discretionary.
Country Residential Districts
Maximum of one (1) dwelling unit. A secondary
residence shall be considered Class 2 Discretionary.
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11.10.2. All dwelling units on a parcel shall meet all applicable Alberta Building Code standards, Alberta Safety Code
standards, and/or CSA A277 certification for a permanent dwelling.
11.10.3. Development permit applications for any dwelling unit shall be required to demonstrate that there is
adequate water and wastewater service available or that there is available on-site capacity, to the
satisfaction of the Development Authority.
11.10.4. Provisions outlined in subsection 11.10 do not relate to the use of Communal Living as defined in this Bylaw.
11.10.5. Dwelling units must be located at a minimum distance of 100m (328 ft) away from a gas or oil well unless
approved by the Alberta Energy Regulator.
11.11
Landfills and Wastewater
L A N DFI L LS
11.11.1. The construction of landfills shall comply with all applicable provincial regulations and the Alberta Safety
Codes Act and standards.
11.11.2. Development adjacent to landfills requires special consideration. The provincial department responsible
for regulating the standards and requirements for landfills in Alberta requires the following setback
distances:
»
Operating Landfill - the setback distance from a residence, school, hospital, food establishment or
water well for human consumption is 450.0 m (1,476.4 ft).
»
Non-operating Landfill and Waste Storage Sites - the setback distance from a residence, school,
hospital, or food establishment is 300.0 m (984.3 ft).
»
Hazardous Waste Management Facility - the setback distance from a residence, school, hospital,
food establishment, or water well for human consumption is 450.0 m (1,476.4 ft).
S E W A G E / WA S T E WAT E R L A G O ON S
11.11.3. The construction of sewage/ wastewater lagoons shall comply with all applicable provincial regulations and
safety codes.
11.11.4. Development adjacent to sewage/ wastewater lagoons requires special consideration. The provincial
department responsible for regulating the standards and requirements for sewage/ wastewater lagoons in
Alberta requires the following setback distances:
»
On-site location - the working area of lagoons shall be setback from all property lines by a
minimum of 30.0 m (98.4 ft).
»
Municipal road - the setback distance from the edge of a municipal road right-of-way is) 30.4 m
(100 ft).
»
Railway - the setback distance from the road centerline of a railway is 30.0 m (98.4 ft).
»
Provincial highway - the setback distance from the right-of-way of a provincial highway is 100.0 m
(328.1 ft).
»
Residence, school, hospital, or food establishment - the setback distance from the nearest
building on lands that contain a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment is 300.0 m
(984.3 ft).
11.11.5. If a sewage/ wastewater lagoon is to be located adjacent to undeveloped land(s) in a district that allows
residential development, education services, hospitals or food establishments as a permitted use, the
lagoon shall be required to have a 300.0 m (984.3 ft) setback from the lot line so as not to inhibit future
development on surrounding lands.
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SPECIFIC USE REGULATIONS
12.1
Accessory Development and Structures
12.1.1.
In all districts, accessory buildings shall be required to follow all setback regulations.
12.1.2.
All variance applications related to accessory building size shall be considered a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
12.1.3.
Attached accessory buildings shall be limited to the size of the accessory building identified in the district
in which it is located.
12.1.4.
Coverall buildings, regardless of their size, shall not be allowed as either a permitted or discretionary use
within the Hamlet Residential or Recreation and Residential Resort districts.
12.1.5.
In the Hamlet Residential and Recreation and Residential Resort districts, accessory buildings shall be
included in the calculation of the site coverage.
12.1.6.
In the Country Residential, Hamlet Residential and Recreation and Residential Resort Districts, no accessory
buildings may be built on a lot before a principal building or use is developed on the lot, except where:
an approved principal building or use is developed on the lot within one (1) year of the issue date
of the development permit for the accessory building; or
development permit approval is granted as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
12.1.7.
Permanent in-ground or above-ground swimming pools require the issuance of a development permit
12.2
Abandoned Gas and Oil Wells and Setbacks from Gas and Oil Wells
12.2.1.
Both the Subdivision and Development Authorities shall not approve a subdivision or a development if it
would result in a permanent overnight accommodation, business or public facility being constructed within
100 m (328.1 ft) of an active gas or oil well, and 1.5 km (0.9 mi) for sour gas facilities, unless a lesser distance
is approved in writing by the Alberta Energy Regulator.
12.2.2.
Setbacks from an abandoned well shall be established in accordance with the Subdivision and Development
Regulations and the most current Directive as adopted by the Alberta Energy Regulator.
12.2.3.
Both the Subdivision and Development Authorities shall make it a condition of the subdivision application
and the development permit application to require the registration of a Restrictive Covenant against the
title of the property that contains a reclaimed well identifying the setback requirements.
12.3
Auto Wreckage and Salvage Yards
12.3.1.
Development of auto wreckage and salvage yards requires special consideration to mitigate impacts on
surrounding land uses. The following are the minimum setback requirements for auto wreckage and
salvage yards:
Any Residential District or the Public Recreation or Public Services district - the setback distance
from the nearest point of the residence or public facility to the property line of the proposed
development shall be 100.0 m (328.1 ft).
12.3.2.
Auto wreckage and salvage yards shall use screening and/or fencing to mitigate the visual impact on
surrounding lands and public roadways to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
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12.4
Campgrounds
12.4.1.
The County may require a master plan or conceptual plan including detailed plans for fire safety, potable
water supply, wastewater, stormwater management, solid waste management, and a traffic impact
assessment.
12.4.2.
Campgrounds proposed to be located within the boundary of a hamlet shall setback campsites, cabins, or
other structures used to accommodate campers a minimum of 30.0 m (98.4 ft) from the boundary of a
Residential District and shall provide screening and buffering by way of a solid fence and year-round
vegetation with a minimum height of 2.0 m (6.6 ft), to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
12.4.3.
All campgrounds and sites shall have clear access and identification acceptable to the Development
Authority for the purposes of accommodating emergency, fire, and maintenance vehicles.
12.5
Cannabis Facilities
12.5.1.
The location of any cannabis facility as defined in the Cannabis Act (Canada) shall maintain a minimum
distance of 150.0 m (492.0 ft) from the facility to:
a provincial health care facility, or a boundary of the parcel of land on which the facility is located;
a building containing a school or a boundary of the parcel of land which the facility is located; and
the boundary of any parcel of land that is designated as a school reserve or municipal and school
reserve as defined under the MGA.
12.5.2.
The following uses shall be required to meet the minimum separation distance of at least 150.0 m (492.0
ft) from locating to an established cannabis retail facilities' boundary:
a provincial health care facility, or a boundary of the parcel of land on which the facility is located;
a building containing a school or a boundary of the parcel of land which the facility is located; and
the boundary of any parcel of land that is designated as a school reserve or municipal and school
reserve as defined under the MGA.
12.5.3.
Cannabis facilities shall comply with the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission's (AGLC) policies, and all
provincial and federal regulations.
12.5.4.
A development permit application for a cannabis retail store shall be accompanied by:
proof that the applicant has made application for a license from AGLC to operate a cannabis retail
store and has been deemed eligible by AGLC for issuance of a license to operate a cannabis retail
store;
proof that the retail sale of cannabis is being provided by a Federally approved licensed producer;
information on potential odour production resulting from the cannabis retail store and the details
of the installation of any equipment designed and intended to remove odours from the air where
it is discharged from the cannabis retail store as a part of a ventilation system; and
detailed plans/drawings that show where the point of sale is located, where the shipping/receiving
area is located; both a secure display and secure storage area; entrances and exits from the store;
signage; off-street parking; the locations of the physical security components as required by AGLC;
and any other drawings, documents, and information that may be required by the Development
Authority for approval of the application.
12.6
Daycare Facility
12.6.1.
A Daycare Facility shall comply with the provisions of the appropriate provincial daycare regulations
concerning site requirements, development standards and licensing.
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12.7
Confined Feeding Operations
12.7.1.
Confined feeding operations are regulated by the Natural Resources Conservation Board in accordance
with provincial regulations and are exempt from municipal control under this Bylaw.
12.7.2.
Regardless of subsection 12.7.1, confined feeding operations shall be consistent with applicable policies
from the Tri-Area Intermunicipal Development Plan, the Municipal Development Plan and the Minimum
Distance Separation (MDS) under the provincial regulations.
12.8
Extraction and Production of Sand, Gravel, Surface Minerals, and Borrowing
Excavations
12.8.1.
Sand and/or gravel operations shall not be permitted within a multi-parcel subdivision.
12.8.2.
There shall be no sand and/or gravel developments within 300.0 m (984.3 ft) of the boundary of a multi-
parcel or Hamlet Residential Subdivision.
12.8.3.
Sand and/or gravel operations developed by a municipality or Alberta Transportation and Economic
Corridors are exempt from Development Permit approval.
12.8.4.
The Development Authority may only consider a variance or a waiver Section 12.8.2 provided that:
no crushing, processing, washing, or similar is occurring within the 300.0 m (984.3 ft) requirement;
extraction and reclamation activities within the 300.0 m (984.3 ft) requirement may only occur
between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, including statutory holidays; and
the Development Authority is satisfied that extraction and reclamation activities occur
expeditiously and in a manner that poses minimum affect to residents within the multi-parcel
residential subdivision.
12.8.5.
The Development Authority shall require as a condition of development permit approval for a new or
renewal aggregate extraction use, or an expansion to an existing aggregate extraction operation, that the
applicant(s) acquire all necessary provincial permits and approvals pertinent to the proposed development.
Further, the applicant(s) shall be required to supply a copy of any such provincial permit or approval to the
County for its records.
D U S T A N D N OIS E
12.8.6.
The applicant shall prevent dust and noise from becoming an annoyance to surrounding landowners to the
satisfaction of the Development Authority. Required prevention may include, but is not limited to:
locating stockpiles to act as sound barriers and using methods of minimizing or reducing noise
created by machinery and equipment;
installation of noise monitors as required as a condition of a development permit; and
ensure compliance with the Environmental Protection & Enhancement Act regarding dust and air
quality.
12.8.7.
The applicants(s) shall locate appropriate safety and traffic signage on and about the subject site and road
accesses, to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
12.8.8.
A Road Use Agreement, between Cypress County and the landowner/developer of aggregate extraction
incorporating, but not limited to, such things as haul routes, maintenance, dust control, security and
signage.
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A P P LI CA T I ON F OR AG G R E GA T E EX TR A CTI O N
12.8.9.
For an application proposing a new aggregate extraction use or an expansion to an existing aggregate
extraction use, the Development Authority shall require the applicant to submit plans and a narrative
including the following information:
survey plan indicating the location and area of the site on which the excavation is to take place and
the phasing plan of the pit;
the expected life of the deposit, if applicable;
the existing land use;
a site analysis of the geology, groundwater, surface water, natural vegetation and wildlife features
of the site;
the proposed extraction, operation and staging of the aggregate extraction use (including years,
dates, hours of operation, guidelines for meeting recommended noise levels, aesthetics, etc.);
the proposed access and hauling activities (including number of trucks, tonnage, hours of hauling,
methods of preventing/controlling/reducing erosion or dust, etc.);
a copy of the development and reclamation plans that are to be submitted by the applicant(s) to
Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development for the development and reclamation
of the aggregate extraction use; and
details of the proposed community consultation, including the pre-application consultation with
potentially affected landowners, and the further communications that will be carried out to inform
landowners of the ongoing aggregate extraction use and to address any issues or concerns
landowners may have regarding the aggregate extraction use.
12.9
Greenhouses, Industrial
12.9.1.
All industrial greenhouses use applications will be reviewed to ensure the proposal will not negatively
impact the surrounding area in which it is located and is at the discretion of the Development Authority.
12.9.2.
The applicant shall submit to the County plans for fire safety, wastewater management, stormwater
management, solid waste management, and a traffic impact assessment with their development
application.
12.9.3.
Artificial lighting for the industrial greenhouse facility shall not allow outward illumination beyond the
parcel and shall be required to contain 80 per cent of the artificial light from illuminating upwards and
outwards at all times. The applicant shall be required to submit a detailed description of the artificial
lighting control at the time of the development application.
12.9.4.
Setbacks for industrial greenhouse facilities shall comply with the following:
A Greenhouse, Industrial that is 8.0 ha (20.0 ac) or less shall be located a minimum of:
i.
100.0 m (328.1 ft) from a dwelling that is located on an adjacent parcel and measured
between the proposed greenhouse to the exterior wall of the dwelling; and
ii.
100.0 m (328.1 ft) from a boundary of a Residential District and measured between the
proposed site area of the greenhouses to the boundary of the Residential District.
A Greenhouse, Industrial that is 8.0 ha (20.0 ac) or more shall be located a minimum of:
i.
300.0 m (984.3 ft) from a dwelling that is located on an adjacent parcel, measured
between the proposed greenhouse to the exterior wall of the dwelling;
ii.
300.0 m (984.3 ft) from a boundary of a Residential District, measured between the
proposed greenhouses to the boundary of the Residential District; and
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iii.
100.0 m (328.1 ft) from a dwelling located on an adjacent parcel or Residential District,
measured between the proposed greenhouse to the boundary of the Residential District,
where the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Development Authority
that 80 per cent of the artificial light can be contained from illuminating upwards and
outwards at all times from the greenhouse.
12.10
Home-Based Business
H O M E- BA S E D B USI NE S S , M IN OR
12.10.1. A Home-Based Business - Minor shall:
screen from view all outside storage of equipment, goods, materials, commodities, or finished
products related to a Home-Based Business;
not change the external appearance or residential character of land or buildings;
not generate excessive or unacceptable increases in traffic within the neighborhood or immediate
area;
not generate noise, smoke, steam, odor, dust, fumes, exhaust, vibration, heat, glare or refuse
matter considered offensive or excessive by the Development Authority that creates a nuisance
extending beyond the parcel;
be operated by persons who permanently reside in the residential building on the subject parcel;
and
allow up to one (1) additional employee is permitted as part of the approval and operation of a
Home-Based Business, Minor use.
H O M E- BA S E D B USI NE S S , M AJ OR
12.10.2. A Home-Based Business - Major shall:
screen from view all outside storage of equipment, goods, materials, commodities, or finished
products related to a Home-Based Business -Major;
not generate noise, smoke, steam, odor, dust, fumes, exhaust, vibration, heat, glare, refuse matter
and storage of hazard or combustible materials considered offensive or excessive in the opinion of
the Development Authority; and
not unduly offend surrounding or adjacent residents by way of example but not limited to excessive
lighting, late calling of clients of an unreasonable number, traffic congestion, or excessive on-street
or off-street parking.
12.10.3. The parking of any commercial vehicles, including the number considered and location, shall be at the
discretion of the Development Authority.
12.10.4. In addition to those individuals who permanently reside in the residential building on the subject parcel,
up to four (4) additional other employees are permitted as part of the approval and operation of a Home-
Based Business, Major use.
12.11
Move-in Buildings
12.11.1. The relocation of any building requires an approved development permit application before the building
can be moved.
12.11.2. The relocation of any building shall meet the Alberta Building Code and applicable Alberta Safety Codes Act
requirements and standards.
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12.11.3. A move-in building shall be finished and sided in a manner that is visually compatible with the character of
the surrounding neighborhood to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
12.11.4. The Development Authority may require the applicant / owner to enter into a Development Agreement to
ensure that the exterior finish of the building is acceptable to the satisfaction of the Development
Authority.
12.12
Outdoor Shooting Ranges
12.12.1. Prior to submitting an application for an Outdoor Shooting Range use, community consultation in alignment
with current Cypress County practices shall be undertaken by the applicant to the satisfaction of the
Development Authority.
12.12.2. When determining an application for Development Permit approval, the Development Authority shall
consider:
the potential nuisance effects, including but not limited to noise and stray bullets, the Development
may have on nearby properties;
proximity to environmentally significant areas, designated natural areas, animal, and bird habitats,
and migratory bird sanctuaries;
the design of the Development including, but not limited to, setbacks, sound attenuation walls,
trenches, berms, partial enclosures, direction of fire, and similar design features;
the effect in which the surrounding landforms influence the way sound carries;
any safety concerns regarding the Outdoor Shooting Range use and adjacent lands; and
the outcomes from the community consultation.
12.12.3. The Development Authority shall require the applicant to submit a site plan illustrating the location of the
range and any buildings on the parcel, landscaping, berms, noise attenuation, direction of fire, parking, and
any other details as deemed necessary by the Development Authority.
12.12.4. The Development Authority may require the applicant to submit:
a report or evidence that the proposed range will conform to the Firearms Act, Shooting Clubs and
Shooting Ranges regulations, or other relevant legislation; and
any information deemed necessary.
12.13
Recreational Vehicles and Storage
12.13.1. A recreational vehicle shall not be considered, and consequently used, as a permanent dwelling.
12.13.2. No structure, accessory to a recreational vehicle, shall be used as sleeping quarters unless it meets the
Alberta Building Code and regulations related to the district.
12.13.3. A maximum number of recreational vehicles stored on a parcel or lot, and conform to the setbacks of the
district, that do not require a development permit, are indicated below:
»
Hamlet Residential Districts - maximum of 2 recreational vehicles
»
Residential Districts - maximum of 3 recreational vehicles
»
Agricultural Districts - maximum of 5 recreational vehicles
»
Commercial and Industrial Districts - maximum of 2 recreational vehicles
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12.14
Storage Containers
12.14.1. Storage containers shall be considered as a Class 1 accessory use and shall be used for storage purposes
only.
12.14.2. The Development Authority may impose the following conditions upon the issuance of a development
permit, as a discretionary use, as follows:
storage containers are limited to one unit in height of a maximum of 3.0 m; and
the exterior finish of the storage container is to match or complement the exterior finish of the
principal building or screened from view to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.
12.14.3. A maximum of 1 storage container is allowed in all Hamlet Residential Districts. Maximum size of a Storage
Container in the Hamlet Residential District is limited to 7.43 sq. m. (160 sq. f) and must comply with all
requirements of an accessory building including setbacks and site coverage.
12.14.4. The maximum site coverage in a Country Residential District is 46.5 sq. m (500 sq. ft.) and must comply
with all requirements of accessory buildings including setbacks and site coverage.
12.14.5. There is no maximum number of storage containers in Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Districts.
12.14.6. Storage Containers shall still comply with the setback and site coverage requirements of the district.
12.14.7. Storage Containers in Commercial and Industrial Districts shall not be located in the front yard setback area
and shall be screened to the satisfaction of the Development Authority when visible from a major road.
12.15
Energy Systems, Small Scale
12.15.1. Any ground, building, or roof mounted solar energy panels and equipment that are used solely for personal
or individual energy generation purposes shall not require a development permit. However, they shall be
required to meet the necessary setbacks that are specified in the land use district.
12.15.2. Any energy system and associated equipment, for personal use, shall not be positioned to cause any
unnecessary glare or disturbance to adjacent residences, or nearby public roadway.
12.15.3. The applicant shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary approvals from the electric distribution
company.
12.16
Energy Systems
12.16.1. Applicants may submit development permit applications prior to receiving approval from the appropriate
provincial or federal agencies; however, the Development Authority shall not approve any development
permit application for a commercial energy facility until such approval(s) have been obtained from the
applicable provincial and/or federal agencies.
12.16.2. A development permit will be required for all commercial, energy production facilities that are intended to
generate electricity which is to be sold and transmitted into an electrical distribution system for commercial
sales or for private use. Commercial, energy production facilities shall be considered within the Agricultural
districts, and Industrial districts as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
12.16.3. The applicant shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary inspections and commercial approvals from
an authorized inspection agency under the Alberta Safety Codes Act as required for any of the equipment
or infrastructure associated with a solar energy facility.
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12.16.4. All equipment and infrastructure associated with a commercial energy facility must comply with those
setbacks specified in the land use district in which the commercial energy facility is located.
12.16.5. When a commercial energy facility is decommissioned, the landowner will be required to return the energy
facility location to the same land capability and quality as it was prior to the installation of any of the energy
equipment. As part of the development application process, the Development Authority may require the
applicant to submit a detailed decommissioning plan to support the development application.
12.16.6. A development permit application shall require, as a condition of approval, that the developer of a
commercial energy facility enter into a road use agreement between the County and the developer.
12.16.7. The minimum setback for energy facility from a Hamlet shall be 2.0 km (1.24 mi). This setback may be
reduced by the Development Authority if the applicant can demonstrate that the energy facility will not
negatively impact existing development or future growth from such impacts as light flicker, noise levels,
structural and blade failure, and ice throw.
12.16.8. The minimum setback for WGF-C from a dwelling unit that is located on the title property that the WGF-C
is sited shall be two (2) times the height of the WGF-C, as measured from the ground to the highest point
of the rotor's arc.
12.16.9. The minimum setback for WGF-C from a dwelling unit that is located on an adjacent, separately titled
property shall be four (4) times the height of the WGF-C, as measured from the ground to the highest point
of the rotor's arc.
12.16.10. The minimum setback from any underlying or adjacent County utility or public right-of-way shall be one (1)
blade length plus 10 m.
12.16.11. In all instances, the minimum setback applied shall be in accordance with the Alberta Utilities Commission
(AUC) stipulations or standards.
12.16.12. All turbines shall be positioned so that the tip of the turbine's blade is entirely within the property for which
the turbine has been placed.
12.16.13. Should a WGF-C discontinue producing power for a minimum of two (2) years, the WGF-C operator shall
be required to provide a status report. A review of the status report by the Development Authority may
result in a request for the WGF-C to be decommissioned. Failure to comply with a decommissioning
request may result in the issuance of a stop order by the designated officer in accordance with the
provisions of the MGA.
12.16.14. All power lines from the approved energy facility up to the point of interconnection of the grid should be
underground except where the Development Authority approves overhead installations.
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FENCING, LANDSCAPING, SCREENING
13.1
Fences
13.1.1.
The maximum height of any fence in a residential area shall be 2.0 m (6.6 ft).
13.1.2.
The maximum height of any fence in the front or flanking (corner) lots in a residential area shall be 1.0 m
(3.3 ft).
▼ Figure 5: Fences and Trees Diagram
13.1.3.
In Agricultural and Country Residential Districts along public roadways and Provincial Highways, no fence
shall be constructed which would unduly restrict the vision of approaching traffic or an oncoming train.
13.1.4.
Razor Fencing is strictly prohibited in all land use districts.
13.1.5.
Electric fences are only allowed in Agricultural and Country Residential Districts.
13.1.6.
Fences containing barb wire are prohibited in all Hamlet Residential and RRR districts.
13.1.7.
Barb wire fences are allowed in all Service Districts provided they are located above a height of 1.8 m.
In all other districts, barb wire fencing is allowed for the purpose of containing livestock.
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13.2
Screening
13.2.1.
Where any parcel or part of a parcel adjacent to a provincial highway is used for outdoor storage of goods,
machinery, vehicles, buildings, or waste materials, the applicant shall provide screening through the use of
buildings, fences, hedges, trees, berms, or other landscaping features to the satisfaction of the
Development Authority.
13.2.2.
The location, type, height, or size of visual screening that may be required shall be at the discretion of the
Development Authority.
13.2.3.
Screening shall be maintained to mitigate visual impact from the ground to a maximum height of 2.0 m
(6.6 ft).
13.2.4.
Regardless of subsection 13.2.3, the Applicant may be required to provide screening greater than 2.0 m
(6.6 ft) in height to mitigate the visual impact of the development to the satisfaction of the Development
Authority.
13.3
Shelterbelts and Ornamental Trees
13.3.1.
Shelter belts shall be set back a minimum of 26 m from property line, excluding hamlet residential (HR),
and Recreation/Residential Resort (RRR) Districts.
13.3.2.
Ornamental trees shall be set back a minimum of 20.0 m (65.6 ft) from the property line.
13.3.3.
Ornamental trees shall be required to be planted at least 5.0 m (16.4 ft) apart when abutting a public road.
13.3.4.
In Ag and Country Residential Districts, shelterbelts, and ornamental trees shall be setback 100 m clear line
of sight in all directions.
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PARKING AND LOADING
14.1
General Parking and Loading Regulations
14.1.1.
Off-street parking areas shall be designed and constructed in a manner that provides orderly parking, and
will accommodate adequate drainage, snow removal, and maintenance.
14.1.2.
Where required, vehicular entrances and exits onto municipal roads shall only be permitted at locations
approved by the Development Authority. A permit shall be obtained from Alberta Transportation and
Economic Corridors for access onto Highways.
14.1.3.
Grades and drainage shall dispose of surface water. Grades should not result in surface draining crossing
any sidewalk or parcel or lot boundary without the approval of the Development Authority.
14.2
Number of Vehicle Parking Stalls Required
14.2.1.
Applicants shall be responsible for demonstrating adequate parking for their proposed development. The
following table provides a guideline for parking minimums for land uses within Cypress County that the
Development Authority shall use to determine minimum on-site parking stalls:
LAND USES
SUGGESTED MINIMUM PARKING
Animal boarding kennel
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Antique store
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
Amusement area and facility
1 stall per 27.87 m2 or 300 ft2
Animal boarding kennel
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Auction mart
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Automotive sales and/or repairs
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Automotive repair, auto-body, and paint shops
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Auto wrecker and salvage yard
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Bed and breakfast
1 stall per guest room, plus 2 stalls per dwelling
Building supply sales (wholesale)
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Bulk fuel, oil, or fertilizer storage
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Car wash
1 stall per employee
Convenience store and gas station
1 stall per 27.87 m2 or 300 ft2
Contractor services
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Data Processing and Mining Centre
As required by the Development Authority
Daycare facility
1 stall per 4 children
Dwelling
2 stalls per dwelling unit
Farm equipment sales and services
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Financial institution or insurance agency
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
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LAND USES
SUGGESTED MINIMUM PARKING
Funeral home service
1 stall per 4 seats
Gas/oil well servicing operations
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Home-Based Business
as required by the Development Authority
Liquor store, pub, or other licensed premise
1 stall per each 2 seating spaces
Cannabis Processing and Distribution facility
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Manufacturing (light)
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Manufacturing (heavy)
1 stall per 92.90 m2 or 1000 ft2
Market garden
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
Medical clinic
1 stall per medical examination room
Mini-storage facility
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Motel, inn, or hotel
1 stall per guest room
Office
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Paint ball recreation area
as required by the Development Authority
Public buildings and uses
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
Post office
1 stall per 27.87 m2 or 300 ft2
Quasi-public buildings and uses
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
Religious assembly
1 stall per 4 seats
Restaurant, café or diner
1 stall per 4 seats
Retail store
1 stall per 37.16 m2 or 400 ft2
Recreational vehicle sales, repairs, storage
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Veterinary Services
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 500 ft2
Sand, gravel, asphalt, and concrete yard
1 stall per employee
Storage and maintenance yards
1 stall per 46.45 m2 or 1000 ft2
Trucking and freight terminals
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Warehouse
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Welding and repair shop
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
Wholesale warehouse
1 stall per 65.03 m2 or 700 ft2
14.2.2.
All Applications shall supply a minimum of 1 parking stall per employee based on the maximum employees
working at any given time.
14.2.3.
Where a development on a parcel contains more than one use of a building or development, the required
number of parking spaces should be the sum of the requirements for each of the uses.
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14.2.4.
In the case of a use not specified in the Parking Table, the number of parking spaces provided should be
the same as for a similar use as determined by the Development Authority.
14.2.5.
An applicant may propose fewer parking stalls than is described in 14.3.1; in such instances, the applicant
shall be required to demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the Development Authority, that the reduction in
parking stalls shall not unduly affect adjacent landowners, uses, and municipal roadways.
14.2.6.
Where a parking study is submitted, the Development Authority may vary the number of parking stalls
required.
14.2.7.
The Development Authority may require additional parking stalls depending on the use.
14.3
Parking and Loading Requirements for Physically Disabled Persons
14.3.1.
A minimum of ten percent (10%) of the required parking stalls shall be designated accessible parking stalls
and shall be marked with either pavement markings or signage.
14.3.2.
Parking spaces for physically disabled persons shall be located as close as possible to ramps, walkways, and
building entrances.
14.3.3.
Parking shall be arranged in such a way that users of wheelchairs are not required to pass behind parked
cars.
14.3.4.
For conditions requiring more than two (2) parking spaces for vehicles used by physically disabled persons,
no more than two (2) stalls shall be placed adjacent to each other. If there are several accessible building
entrances, a stall shall be located near each entrance.
14.3.5.
Required number and design of parking spaces and loading zones for vehicles used by physically disabled
persons for any use shall be included as part of and not in addition to, the applicable minimum parking
requirement and shall conform to the requirements of the Alberta Building Code.
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SIGNS
15.1
General Sign Regulations
15.1.1.
In addition to all other provisions and regulations in this Bylaw, the regulations in this Section shall apply to
signs.
15.1.2.
These Sign Regulations shall not be applied to signs legally in existence at the date of the adoption of this
Bylaw.
15.1.3.
No signs shall be erected on land or affixed to any exterior surface of any building or structure unless a
development permit has been issued by the Development Authority.
15.1.4.
Development permit applications that are not in compliance with the regulations in this Section shall be
considered a Class 2 Discretionary Use. The Development Authority should assess the application based on
the following criteria:
the scale of the proposed sign in relation to the regulations outlined; and
the impact of the sign on the character of the surrounding community.
P= Permitted Use | D1 = Discretionary Class 1 | D2 = Discretionary Class 2
Land Use Districts
Agricultural
Residential
Hamlet
Service
Uses
A1-IDP
A-2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
NC
HWY-C
LI
HVY-IDP
HVY-1
PS
Billboard
D2
D2
D1
D1
D1
D1
Electronic Display Sign
D2
D2
D1
D1
D2
Fascia sign
P
P
P
P
P
P
Free Standing Portable Sign
D2
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Free Standing Sign
D2
D2
P
P
P
P
P
D1
Projecting Sign
P
P
P
P
P
P
Roof Sign
D2
D2
D2
P
D2
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15.2
Exemptions from Sign Development Permits
15.2.1.
The following signs shall be exempted from the provisions of these sign regulations and shall not require a
sign development permit:
signs displayed on enclosed land parcels where they are not readily visible to the public;
signs displayed within a building; and
signs displayed on buildings, door plates, door boards, or kick plates.
15.2.2.
The following signs shall not require a sign development permit provided that the proposed sign is
compliant with the applicable regulations of this Bylaw and in accordance with all other applicable
legislation, regulations, and bylaws:
SIGN TYPE
NARRATIVE OF SIGN TYPES THAT
DO NOT REQUIRE A
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
REGULATIONS
Building Contractor
Signs
Signs of building contractors relating
to construction work in progress on
the land on which signs are placed.
» Maximum Sign Area: 3 m2 (32.3 ft2)
» Must be removed within fourteen
(14) days of occupancy.
» Limit of one (1) sign on each side
of the property facing a road.
Election Posters
Posters relating specifically to an
upcoming/pending election.
» Must be removed fourteen (14)
days after the election.
Identification Signs
Notices of identification in respect to
the land or buildings on which they
are displayed, and professional
business and trade name plates
relating to the occupants of the land
or buildings on which they are
displayed.
» Maximum Sign Area: 0.2 m2 (2.2
ft2).
» Limit of one (1) sign for each
occupant, firm, or company in the
building at each entrance facing a
road.
Local Authorities,
Provincial
Authorities,
Royal Canadian
Mounted Police,
Utility Board(s) and
Other Public or Quasi
Public Bodies
Statutory and official notices.
Functional advertisements.
Traffic and directional signs
authorized by the Development
Authority and provincial authorities.
» N/A
Merchandising Aids
» Maximum Sign Area: 1.1 m2 (12 ft2)
» Maximum Height: 1.83 m (6.0 ft)
above ground.
» Signs must be entirely located
within the lot lines.
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SIGN TYPE
NARRATIVE OF SIGN TYPES THAT
DO NOT REQUIRE A
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
REGULATIONS
Profession, Business
or Trade Signs
Signs for the purpose of
identification, direction and warning
or relating to a person, partnership
or company carrying on a profession,
business, or trade, or relating to an
institution of a religious, educational,
cultural, recreational, or similar
character or to a residential hotel,
apartment block, club, or similar
institution.
This does not include signs for Home-
Based Businesses.
» Maximum Sign Area: 1.1 m2 (12
ft2).
» Limit of one (1) sign per lot.
Religious,
Educational, Cultural
Recreational,
Medical and Similar
Notices of land or buildings used for
religious, educational, cultural,
recreational, medical, or similar
public or quasi-public purposes,
» Maximum Sign Area: 1.1 m2 (12
ft2).
» Limit of one (1) sign or notice on
each side of the land or building(s)
facing a road.
Sale, Lease or Rental
Signs
Notices relating to the sale, lease or
rental of the buildings, or land to
which they are attached.
» Maximum Sign Area: 0.5 m2 (5.4
ft2).
» Signs shall not be illuminated.
» Limit of one (1) sign or notice on
each side of the land or building(s)
facing a road.
Temporary
Advertisements
Temporary advertisement relating to
the sale or letting of land, the sale of
goods or livestock, the carrying out
of building or similar work,
announcement of any local event of
a religious, educational, cultural,
political, or similar character.
» Maximum Sign Area: 1.9 m2 (20
ft2).
» Must be removed within fifteen
(15) days of the event or work
ending.
Temporary Sale Signs
Temporary signs referring to sales
which are displayed upon the
premises upon or within which such
sales will be or are being conducted.
» Signs cannot be illuminated.
» Material Permitted: paper,
blackboard, canvas, cardboard,
painted on glass, or other light
material.
» Can only be displayed for seven (7)
days prior to the start of the sale.
» Must be removed within eight (8)
days of the sale ending.
» Can only be displayed for fifteen
(15) consecutive days.
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15.3
Signage - Prohibited
15.3.1.
No sign shall be attached to a stationary vehicle, truck trailer or storage container.
15.3.2.
No sign shall be erected or affixed in a road allowance or County right-of-way.
15.3.3.
No sign shall be erected or affixed anywhere that obstructs the free and clear vision of vehicular traffic.
15.3.4.
No sign or advertisement shall resemble or conflict with a traffic sign, signal, or device.
15.3.5.
No sign or advertising structure shall be permitted within 0.8 km (0.5 mi) of a provincial highway unless
approval has been obtained from Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors.
15.4
Billboard Signs
15.4.1.
The following table identifies the billboard sign regulations. Any variance to the regulations outlined shall
be considered by the Development Authority as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
MAXIMUM HEIGHT:
3.7 m (12 ft)
MAXIMUM WIDTH:
12.2 m (40 ft)
MINIMUM DISTANCE
BETWEEN BILLBOARDS:
600 m (1,969 ft) - along the same side of the roadway
200 m (656 ft) - opposite sides of the roadway
MAXIMUM NO. OF
BILLBOARDS:
1 per business
OTHER REGULATIONS:
The vertical posts supporting the structure shall not project above the
upper edge of the billboard.
If plainly visible from a road, the rear of any billboard shall be covered with
wooden slats or trellis fixed against the rear edge of the vertical posts and
painted.
No part of the structure shall project over public property or be located
within a road right-of-way.
The structure shall be maintained to the satisfaction of the Development
Authority.
Flashing or animated lighting is not permitted.
▼ Figure 6: Billboard Sign Diagram 1
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▼ Figure 7: Billboard Sign Diagram 2
15.5
Electronic Display Signs
15.5.1.
The following table identifies the electronic display sign regulations. Any variance to the regulations
outlined shall be considered by the Development Authority as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
15.5.2.
An off-site electronic display sign should be at least 200 m (656.2 ft) and shall not directly face the nearby
dwellings or residential district.
15.5.3.
No more than one off-site electronic display sign shall be permitted per property.
15.5.4.
As a condition of approval, the Development Authority may regulate the overall size, location, materials,
design, and proximity to other off-site electronic display signs to ensure that the sign is suitable for the
proposed location.
▼ Figure 8: Electronic Display Sign Diagram
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15.6
Free Standing Portable Sign
15.6.1.
The following table identifies the free standing portable sign regulations. Any variance to the regulations
outlined shall be considered by the Development Authority as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
MAXIMUM SIGN AREA:
5.6 m2 (60 ft2)
MAXIMUM NO. OF SIGNS:
1 per business frontage
▼ Figure 9: Free Standing Portable Sign Diagram
15.7
Free Standing Sign
15.7.1.
The following table identifies the free standing sign regulations. Any variance to the regulations outlined
shall be considered by the Development Authority as a Class 2 Discretionary Use.
MAXIMUM SIGN AREA:
18.6 m2 (200.0 ft2)
MAXIMUM HEIGHT:
9.14 m (30.0 ft)
MINIMUM VERTICAL
CLEARANCE:
3.0 m (9.8 ft)
MAXIMUM NO. OF SIGNS:
1 per business frontage
▼ Figure 10: Free Standing Sign Diagram
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PART IV: DEVELOPMENT AND SUBDIVISION
PROCESS
PROCEDURE FOR DEVELOPMENT
16.1
Development Permit Applications
16.1.1.
In addition to meeting the requirements of this Bylaw, it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure and
obtain other Alberta Safety Code approvals or licenses that may be required by other regulatory
departments or agencies.
16.1.2.
Development permit applications shall be completed and submitted to the Development Authority in
writing or electronically for any proposed development, using the development permit form, except for
circumstances outlined in Section 3.- Exemptions.
16.2
Complete Applications
16.2.1.
The Development Authority shall receive all development permit applications and determine within twenty
(20) days after the receipt of a development permit application whether it is complete in accordance with
the information requirements of this Bylaw.
16.2.2.
The Development Authority shall inform the applicant by electronic or standard mail, within twenty (20)
days after the receipt of a development permit application if the application is considered complete.
16.2.3.
If the Development Authority does not decide on completeness of the application within twenty (20) days,
and a time extension has been agreed to in writing between the applicant and the Development Authority,
the development permit application will be deemed complete.
16.3
Incomplete Applications
16.3.1.
If an application for a development permit does not contain all the necessary information or does not
contain sufficient details to complete an evaluation of the application and to make a proper decision, the
Development Authority shall find the application to be incomplete and inform the applicant by electronic
or standard mail within twenty (20) days after the receipt of a development permit application that the
application is considered incomplete.
16.3.2.
When notifying an applicant that their development permit application is incomplete, the Development
Authority shall inform the applicant what outstanding documents and information must be submitted by
the date set out in the notice or a later date agreed on between the applicant and the Development
Authority for the application to be considered complete.
16.3.3.
The Development Authority shall inform the applicant by electronic or standard mail within twenty (20)
days after the receipt of the updated application that the application is considered complete or incomplete.
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16.4
Application Referrals
16.4.1.
The Development Authority or Subdivision Authority shall refer to any discretionary development permit
application, subdivision applications, and redistricting application in accordance with the following:
MANDATORY REFERRAL
REFERRAL DESCRIPTION
Adjacent Municipality
Within 3.2 km, unless otherwise stated in an Intermunicipal
Development Plan:
Development Permit Applications
Subdivision Applications
Redistricting Applications
Alberta Transportation and
Economic Corridors
Within 800 m of a highway centre line:
Development Permit Applications
Within 1.6 km of a highway centre line:
Subdivision Applications
Redistricting Applications
Adjacent Landowners
All adjacent landowners within 0.8 km:
Subdivision Applications
Redistricting Applications
Other Mandatory Referrals
The County shall also refer all subdivision applications in accordance with
the Subdivision Development and Regulation and the MGA.
16.5
Development Permit Decisions
16.5.1.
The Development Authority shall review each development permit application and determine its
compliance with this Bylaw. When a development permit application includes variance requests, the
Development Authority shall assess the application. In accordance with Section 640(6) of the MGA, a
variance may be approved if, in the opinion of the Development Authority:
the proposed development would not:
i.
unduly interfere with the amenities of the neighbourhood; or
ii.
materially interfere with or affect the use, enjoyment, or value of neighbouring parcels of land;
and
the proposed development conforms with the use prescribed for that land or building in the Land
Use Bylaw.
16.5.2.
When making the decision on a development permit application, the Development Authority may approve
the application unconditionally, approve the application with conditions, approve the development permit
application indefinitely or for a limited period of time, or refuse the application.
16.5.3.
As a condition of a development permit approval, including a variance, the Development Authority may
require that the applicant enter into a development agreement too:
construct or pay for the construction of roads, pedestrian walkways or parking areas that serve the
development, or which connect the walkway with another walkway system that serves or is
proposed to serve an adjacent development;
install or pay for the installation of municipal servicing infrastructure;
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pay an off-site levy or any other cost contribution fee or levy;
give a security to ensure that the terms of the agreement noted are carried out;
outline hours of operations;
comply with plans that have been submitted as part of the application;
implement requirements for monitoring the development;
carry out the recommendations of any supporting technical reports relating to the application; and
conditions related to mitigating the impacts identified through the assessment process.
16.5.4.
If the Development Authority refuses a development permit application, the decision shall contain reasons
for the refusal.
16.5.5.
If the development permit application is refused, the Development Authority will not accept the same
development permit application for at least six (6) months following the decision, unless the proposal
complies with all requirements of this Bylaw.
16.6
Development Permits and Notices
16.6.1.
A notice for decision made by the Development Authority for a development permit application shall be
provided in accordance with the following:
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
APPLICATION
FORM OF NOTICE
Permitted uses that
comply with this Bylaw or
may be made to do so by
approval conditions
Notice of the decision and development permit immediately issued
to the applicant through ordinary or electronic mail, whichever the
applicant indicates on their application
Discretionary Uses
(Class 1 and Class 2)
Notice of the decision immediately sent to the applicant through
ordinary or electronic mail, whichever the applicant indicates on
their application
Landowners with adjoining property boundaries are notified in
writing of the decision
Notice of the decision shall be posted on the Cypress County
website
Decisions shall be posted in the newspaper operating in the
municipality where the land is located
Twenty-one (21) day appeal period
Development permit issued if no appeals received
Refused applications
Notice of the decision immediately sent to the applicant through
ordinary or electronic mail, whichever the applicant indicates on
their application, outlining reason(s) for the refusal
Notice of the decision shall be posted on the Cypress County
website
16.6.2.
Applicants shall have twelve (12) months from the date the development permit was issued to start the
development, and two (2) years to complete the development. Failure to meet these timeframes will result
in the development permit being void unless the Development Authority grants an extension.
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16.7
Development Permit Extensions
16.7.1.
The Development Authority may extend periods of time related to development permit approvals as
follows:
development permit approval for a use which remains compatible with adjacent land uses and
which continues to conform to the Bylaw, may be extended in six-month increments to a maximum
of two (2) years from the original approval date; and
a development permit approval where the use would result in conflict with adjacent land uses or
which no longer conforms to this Bylaw or other statutory plans must not be extended.
16.8
Development Permit Revisions
16.8.1.
Applicants may revise their development permit applications at any time prior to the Development
Authority circulating the application to the appropriate authorities for comments. If the applicant requests
revisions to the application after it has been circulated, the Development Authority shall determine if the
application must be recirculated to the appropriate authorities in order to provide the opportunity to
comment on the revision prior to a decision being made.
16.8.2.
If the revised development permit application is minor in nature or if the original development permit that
was issued for the dwelling, attached garage, and driveway, resulting from the submission of a supported
storm water management plan to allow increased site coverage, shall not require additional public notice.
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PROCEDURE FOR SUBDIVISION
17.1
Subdivision Applications
17.1.1.
Subdivision applications shall be completed and submitted to the Subdivision Authority in writing or
electronically for any proposed subdivision, using the subdivision application form.
17.1.2.
All subdivision applications shall adhere to the minimum requirements outlined in the latest version of the
Cypress County Design Guidelines and Construction Standards and will include the following mandatory
subdivision application requirements:
a complete subdivision application form with the signature of the landowner(s) or an agent
authorized by the landowner(s) to prepare and submit the application;
permission for reasonable right-of-entry by County staff for site inspection;
current Certificate of Title dated within thirty (30) days prior to the application date;
location of existing and abandoned well and battery sites, or a declaration stating that there are
none present;
a site plan, to scale and in meters, indicating the location, dimensions, and boundaries of the parcel
to be subdivided;
the proposed lot(s) to be registered in a Land Titles Office;
a site plan indicating the location, dimensions, and boundaries of:
iv.
every new lot to be created;
v.
municipal and environmental reserves;
vi.
easements and utility rights-of-way;
vii.
internal roadways;
viii.
land uses;
ix.
water and wastewater servicing;
x.
stormwater servicing; and
xi.
location of buildings and their support infrastructure (e.g., party areas, accessory
buildings, etc.), if applicable; and
all applicable fees.
17.1.3.
The Subdivision Authority, at its discretion, may also request other information as identified in Section 4,
subsection (3) and (4) of the Subdivision and Development Regulation.
17.2
Complete Subdivision Applications
17.2.1.
The Subdivision Authority shall receive all subdivision applications and determine within twenty (20) days
after the receipt of the application whether it is complete in accordance with the information requirements
of this Bylaw, in accordance with Section 653.1 of the MGA.
17.2.2.
If the Subdivision Authority does not make a decision on completeness of the application within twenty
(20) days, and a time extension has not been agreed between the applicant and the Subdivision Authority,
the subdivision application shall be deemed complete.
17.2.3.
The Subdivision Authority shall inform the applicant by electronic or standard mail, within twenty (20) days
after the receipt of a development permit application that the application is considered complete.
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17.3
Incomplete Subdivision Applications
17.3.1.
If an application is found incomplete, the Subdivision Authority shall issue a letter to the applicant that lists
the outstanding documents and information to be submitted within a specified timeframe to be considered
a complete application.
17.3.2.
If the applicant refuses to submit all information within the specified timeframe in subsection 17.3.1, the
application will be refused.
17.3.3.
If a subdivision application is deemed incomplete because the applicant/landowner fails to provide the
information within the agreed timeframe, the application shall be refused with reasons by the Subdivision
Authority unless the applicant/landowner had previously expressed, in writing, to have the subdivision
application withdrawn or agree to an extension in writing.
17.4
Subdivision Application Referrals
17.4.1.
The Subdivision Authority shall refer the subdivision application in accordance with this Bylaw and the
Subdivision and Development Regulation.
17.4.2.
After twenty-one (21) days from the date of referral to authorities, agencies, or landowners, the Subdivision
Authority may make a decision on the subdivision application, whether or not comments have been
received.
17.5
Subdivision Decision Time Period
17.5.1.
If the Subdivision Authority fails to make a decision on an application for subdivision within sixty (60) days
of the date on which the application was accepted, the applicant may, within fourteen (14) days after the
60-day period has expired:
enter into an agreement with the Subdivision Authority to extend the period beyond sixty (60) days;
or
treat the application as "deemed refused" and file an appeal.
17.5.2.
If the subdivision application is refused, the Subdivision Authority shall not accept an application for
subdivision from the applicant in respect of the same lands for six (6) months following the decision.
17.6
Subdivision Application Decisions
17.6.1.
The Subdivision Authority for the County must receive, consider, and make decisions on all subdivision
applications.
17.6.2.
The Subdivision Authority shall assess subdivision applications based on Section 653.1 MGA and the
regulations in this Bylaw.
17.6.3.
In their decision, the Subdivision Authority may:
approve an application with conditions; or
refuse the application.
17.6.4.
If the Subdivision Authority refuses an application as outlined in subsection 17.6.3, reasons for the
Subdivision Authority's decision must be provided in writing.
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17.6.5.
The Subdivision Authority may impose conditions on subdivision approval, considered appropriate for the
development and as provided for in the MGA, the Regulation or in this Bylaw.
17.6.6.
A subdivision application that creates a new lot or boundary adjustment where an existing dwelling or other
activity that requires on-site servicing shall not be approved unless the Subdivision Authority is satisfied
that it can be demonstrated that sanitary servicing can be adequately provided on-site.
17.6.7.
A subdivision application that creates a new lot or boundary adjustment where an existing dwelling or other
activity requires on site water supplies of sufficient quality and quantity are available to support the existing
and proposed future development on the new lot, which may also include on-site water storage to meet
the development's fire suppression requirements.
17.6.8.
A subdivision application shall not be approved unless the Subdivision Authority is satisfied with the
management of stormwater and can meet the Cypress County Design Guidelines and Construction
Standards.
17.7
Subdivision Approval Time Extensions
17.7.1.
The Subdivision Authority may extend periods of time related to subdivision approvals as follows:
a subdivision approval for a use which remains compatible with adjacent land uses and which
continues to conform to the Bylaw may be extended, in one-year increments, to a maximum of
three years from the original approval date;
a subdivision approval extension may be granted one time without the review of conditions and
there may be not more than three additional extensions that are subject to the applicant showing
substantial completion of the majority of the conditions; and
a subdivision approval where the use that would result from the subdivision coming into conflict
with adjacent land uses or which no longer conforms to this Bylaw and other statutory plans must
not be extended.
17.8
Approved Subdivision Endorsement Time Period
17.8.1.
The plan of subdivision or instrument must be submitted to the Subdivision Authority for endorsement
within one year of the subdivision's approval date or by the time prescribed by Subdivision Authority
beyond one year; otherwise, the subdivision approval is void.
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18.1
Appeal Authority
18.1.1.
In this Bylaw, the Appeal Authority is the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board as established by
Bylaw 2018-27 Cypress County Subdivision and Development Appeal Board, in accordance with Section
627 of the MGA or the Land and Property Rights Tribunal, as determined by the MGA.
18.2
Procedure for Development Permit, Subdivision, and Stop Order Appeals
18.2.1.
Appeals of Development Permit, Subdivision, and Stop Order shall be to the Appeal Authority in
accordance with the MGA and consistent with the applicable procedures of the Subdivision and
Development Appeal Board or the Land and Property Rights Tribunal.
D E V E L O PM E N T P ER M I T A P P EA L S
18.2.2.
A development permit appeal may be made by the following:
the applicant of a development permit if the Development Authority:
i.
refuses a development permit;
ii.
issues a development permit subject to conditions; or
iii.
fails to make a decision with respect to an application within forty (40) days of receipt of
a complete application or within such longer period as the applicant may have approved
in writing; and
by any person claiming to be affected by a development permit decision.
18.2.3.
A development permit Appeal shall be made by serving a written Notice of Appeal, containing reasons for
the Appeal to the Appeal Authority as specified in Section 686(1) of the MGA:
in the case of an appeal made by a person referred to in subsection 18.2.2.a within twenty-one (21)
calendar days after:
i.
the date on which the decision of the development permit was made; or
ii.
if no decision is made with respect to the application within the forty (40) calendar day
period or within any extension of this time limit referred to under subsections 18.5.2, the
date the period or extension expires; and
in the case of an Appeal made by a person referred to in subsection 18.2.2.b within twenty-one
(21) calendar days after the date on which the notice of the approval of the development permit
was published on the County's website.
18.2.4.
No appeal may be made in respect of the issuance of a development permit for a Permitted Use unless the
provisions of this Bylaw were relaxed, varied, or misinterpreted.
18.2.5.
No Appeal may be made in respect of a decision of Council of a development permit in a Direct Control
District.
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18.2.6.
An Appeal with regard to a subdivision application may be made by the following:
by the applicant of a subdivision application if the Subdivision Authority:
i.
issues a subdivision approval subject to conditions;
ii.
refuse a subdivision with reasons; or
iii.
fails to make a decision with respect to an application within sixty (60) days of receipt of a
complete application; or
by any provincial department that required referral by the Subdivision and Development Regulation
or a local school board.
18.2.7.
A Subdivision Appeal shall be made by serving a written Notice of Appeal, containing reasons for the Appeal
to the Appeal Authority as specified in Section 678(2) of the MGA:
within fourteen (14) calendar days after:
i.
receipt of the Notice of Decision; or
ii.
if no decision is made with respect to the application within the sixty (60) calendar days
or within any extension of this time limit referred to under subsection 16.5, the date the
period or extension expires; or
in accordance with Section 678(3) of the MGA, the date of receipt of the decision is deemed to be
seven (7) calendar days from the date the decision is mailed.
S T O P OR D ER A PP E AL
18.2.8.
An appeal with regard to a Stop Order made under Section 645 of the MGA and Section 18 of this Bylaw
may be made by the following:
the person(s) who received the Order; or
by any person claiming to be affected by the Order.
18.2.9.
A Stop Order Appeal shall be made by serving a written Notice of Appeal, containing reasons for the Appeal
to the Appeal Authority within twenty-one (21) calendar days after the date on which the Order was made,
in accordance with Section 686(1) of the MGA.
18.3
Court of Appeal
18.3.1.
In accordance with Section 688(1) of the MGA, an appeal lies to the Court of Appeal on a question of
jurisdiction or law with respect to a decision of the Appeal Authority.
18.3.2.
An application for permission to appeal in accordance with subsection 18.3.1 must be filed and served
within 30 days after the issuance of the decision ought to be appealed, and notice of the application must
be given to:
the County;
the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board; and
any other person(s) that the judge directs.
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ENFORCEMENT
19.1
Contravention
19.1.1.
In accordance with 645 of the MGA, the Development Authority may enforce provisions of the MGA and
the Subdivision and Development Regulation, the conditions of a development permit, subdivision
approval, and this Bylaw. Enforcement may be made by written notice of contravention, written stop order
notice, or any other authorized action to ensure compliance.
19.1.2.
In accordance with Section 645 of the MGA, the Development Authority may enforce the provisions of the
MGA and this Bylaw by written order requiring the person responsible for the contravention to remedy it
if the circumstances so require.
19.2
Prohibitions
19.2.1.
No person shall contravene or permit a contravention of this Bylaw on property they own or occupy.
19.2.2.
No person shall commence or undertake a development, subdivision, use or sign that is not allowed by this
Bylaw.
19.2.3.
No person shall contravene a condition of a permit or approval issued under this Bylaw, or an agreement
required as a condition of approval.
19.2.4.
No person shall authorize or pursue any development that varies with the description, specifications, or
plans that were the basis for the issuance of a development permit.
19.2.5.
No person shall modify any description, specifications, or plans that were the basis for the issuance of any
permit by an Approving Authority.
19.2.6.
All signs that are not in accordance with the sign regulations shall be prohibited from development, except
for as exempt in subsection 14.2.
19.3
Cancellation, Suspension or Modification
19.3.1.
The Development Authority may cancel, suspend, or modify a development permit by written notice to the
permit holder if, after a development permit has been approved and/or issued, the Development Authority
becomes aware that:
the development application contains a misrepresentation;
facts concerning the application, or the development were not disclosed which should have been
disclosed at the time the application was considered;
the development permit was issued in error;
the applicant withdrew the application by way of written notice; or
the development permit or the condition(s) imposed in the development permit have not been
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19.3.2.
The Development Authority may, by written notice, order the owner, the person in possession of the land
or building or the person responsible for a contravention of the subdivision approval to stop and carry out
actions as to comply with a subdivision approval.
19.3.3.
A person whose development permit is cancelled, suspended, or modified, or a person who received a
written notice for a subdivision or development permit contravention, under this subsection may appeal
to the Appeal Authority in accordance with Section 18: Appeals.
19.4
Entry to Property Regarding Land Use, Development and Subdivision Matters
19.4.1.
After providing reasonable notice to the owner or occupant in accordance with Section 542 of the MGA,
the Development Authority may enter the property at any reasonable time to ensure that the Bylaw
requirements are being complied with.
19.4.2.
Entry to the property shall be in accordance with Section 542 of the MGA.
19.5
Offences and Fine
19.5.1.
A person who contravenes or fails to comply with any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and is
liable upon summary of conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000.00 or to imprisonment for not more
than one year, or to both fine and imprisonment, in accordance with Section 566 of the MGA.
19.5.2.
A person found guilty of an offence may be subject to a specified penalty of:
Failure to obtain a Development Permit
$100.00
Failure to comply with any provision of this Bylaw
$500.00
Failure to comply with all conditions of Development or Subdivision Approval
$500.00
Failure to comply with a Stop Order
$5,000.00
Second and subsequent offences if the breach continues for more than thirty
(30) days
$10,000.00
19.5.3.
Each time a Violation ticket is issued for a contravention of the same provision of this Bylaw shall be
considered to be a separate contravention of a provision of this Bylaw.
19.5.4.
The Development Authority may suspend or revoke a development permit which has not been complied
with, following notification, stating the reasons for such action.
19.5.5.
In addition to the process and penalties described above, the Development Authority shall be authorized
to inspect any development to confirm compliance, and if not in compliance to issue violation tickets in
respect to any contravention of this Bylaw.
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19.6
Stop Orders and Enforcement
19.6.1.
The Development Authority may, by written notice, order the registered owner, the person in possession
of the land or buildings, or the person responsible for the contravention or all or any of them to:
stop the development or use of the land or buildings in whole or in part as directed by the notice;
demolish, remove, replace the development or landscaping; and/or
take such other measures as are specified in the notice so that the development or use of the land
or buildings is in accordance with the MGA, a development permit, subdivision approval, or this
Bylaw as the case may be, within the time specified by the notice.
19.6.2.
The Order shall specify a deadline for compliance and shall:
state a time within which the person must comply with the Order;
state that if the person does not comply with the Order within the specified time, the municipality
will take the action or measure at the expense of the person;
state the date the Order was made; and
be sent to the person(s) that is subject to the Order on the same day the Order is made.
19.6.3.
The County may register a caveat, under the Land Titles Act, against the certificate of title for the land that
is subject to the Order, provided that the caveat is discharged when the Order has been complied with.
19.6.4.
The County's costs of carrying out any actions required for compliance may be added to the tax roll of the
land subject to the Order.
19.6.5.
Stop Orders can be appealed in accordance with the MGA. Refer to Section 18: Appeals.
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BYLAW AMENDMENTS
20.1
Amendment Procedure
20.1.1.
All amendments to this Bylaw shall be made by Council by Bylaw and in accordance with Section 692 of the
MGA, and following a public hearing, in accordance with Section 230 of the MGA.
20.1.2.
Council may, at any time, initiate an amendment to this Bylaw affecting any parcel of land, in accordance
with the MGA, without the landowner's consent.
20.1.3.
Any person may apply to amend this Bylaw by submitting an application to the Development Authority in
writing, with the required supporting documentation and by paying the appropriate fee.
20.1.4.
If the proposed amendment to this Bylaw is contradictory to an adopted Statutory Plan(s) or planning
document, the Development Authority shall advise the applicant that an amendment must be made to the
Statutory Plan(s) or planning document prior to, or concurrently with, the amendment to this Bylaw.
20.2
Amendment Application
20.2.1.
The Development Authority may refuse to accept an application to amend this Bylaw if the required
information has not been supplied or if the information is of inadequate quality to properly evaluate the
application.
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20.2.2.
All applications to amend districting within this Bylaw shall use the appropriate application form, and shall
include at least the following:
the application fee, as set in the Master Rates Bylaw. If the proposed amendment is adopted by
Council, Council may decide to return the application fee, in whole or in part, back to the applicant;
completed application form;
the name, physical and email address and phone number of the applicant and the landowner of
the subject parcel and a notice of who will act as the contact person for the application;
a letter of authorization signed by all landowner(s), their agent, or other persons having legal or
equitable interest in the land, unless the application is initiated by Council;
if applicable, the municipal address(es) of the subject parcel of land(s);
a copy of the Certificate of Title for the subject parcel(s), issued within thirty days prior to the
application date;
copy of any restrictive covenant(s) or caveats registered on the Certificate of Title;
a written statement from the applicant explaining the reasons for the proposed amendment and
how the amendment will not materially impact the existing community and conforms with any
relevant Statutory Plan(s) or planning document(s);
a properly dimensioned map of an appropriate scale indicating the parcel of land(s) proposed to
have their district amended, an assessment compatibility with existing land uses within a 400 m
(1,312.3 ft) radius of the boundaries of the lot or parcel of land(s) and including any prominent
geographic or natural features when required;
any other information as established by this Bylaw; and
any other information or documents deemed necessary by the Development Authority.
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20.2.3.
An application for a text amendment to this Bylaw shall include the following:
a written statement from the applicant explaining the reasons for the proposed Bylaw amendment
and how the amendment conforms with relevant Statutory Plan(s) or planning document(s), and
what, if any, potential impacts on the surrounding community;
the exact content of the proposed text amendment;
the appropriate fee as outlined in the Master Rates Bylaw, as amended from time to time;
a description of how the proposed text amendment may affect properties or developments of a
similar nature; and
any other information or documents deemed necessary by the Development Authority.
20.3
Amendment Decisions
20.3.1.
Council should assess amendments to this Bylaw based on the information contained within the
amendment application when determining if the redistricting is appropriate. Specifically, Council should
assess applications to amend this Bylaw based on the following criteria:
the reasons for amendment;
alignment with the MDP and any other applicable Statutory Plan(s);
the potential impact on the community;
the potential impact on municipal infrastructure;
the potential impact on the environment; and
the potential impact on the municipality's capital, operating, and maintenance budgets.
20.3.2.
After considering the amendment application, and the criteria contained in subsection 20.3.1,
representations at the Public Hearing, applicable and relevant Statutory Plans, recommendations from
administration, and any other matter it considers appropriate, Council may:
approve the proposed Bylaw as it is;
amend the proposed Bylaw and then approve it;
refer the proposed Bylaw back to administration for further review and/or changes and reschedule
the application for further consideration;
amend the proposed Bylaw and then refuse it; or
refuse the proposed Bylaw as it is.
20.3.3.
If Council defeats an amendment application for this Bylaw, another application for the same, or
substantially the same amendment shall not be considered within six (6) months of the date of defeat,
unless Council directs otherwise.
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PART VI: DEFINITIONS
TERMS AND WORDS
21.1
General Definitions
21.1.1.
Words, terms, and phrases that occur in this Bylaw which are also defined in the MGA or other provincial
legislation, shall retain the same definition.
21.1.2.
Any words, terms, and phrases that occur in this Bylaw that are not provided for in Section 22 and are not
defined in the MGA or other provincial legislation, shall use their ordinary and customary definitions.
21.1.3.
The following words, terms, and phrases, wherever they occur in this Bylaw, shall have the meaning
assigned to them in the following table.
TERM
DEFINITION
Accessory Use
means a use customarily associated with but subordinate to the permitted
and discretionary uses pursuant to this Bylaw.
Act or MGA
means the Municipal Government Act being Chapter M-26 of the Revised
Statutes of Alberta 2000 as amended.
Adjacent Land
means land that is touching the parcel of land that is being re-designated or
subdivided and includes land that would be touching if not for a highway,
road, river, or stream.
Appeal Authority
means the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board or the Land and
Property Rights Tribunal appointed by the Municipal Council pursuant to the
MGA.
Borrow Excavation
means both pits and excavations to provide materials for a specific project
such as a sub-base for a road construction project or the construction of
dams, canals, dike or erosion control structures associated with a Provincial
water management infrastructure project and is regulated under the
Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and the Conservation and
Reclamation Regulation.
Building
means anything constructed or placed on, in, over or under the land but does
not include a highway or public roadway or a bridge forming part of a
highway or public roadway.
Council
means the Municipal Council of Cypress County in the Province of Alberta.
Country Residential
Subdivision
means a parcel for residential purposes that was subdivided from a larger
parcel with each parcel having separate title.
Coulee
means any hill side or escarpment having an average slope or greater than
30% between upper and lower coulee breaks.
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Coulee Break
means those points located at the top and bottom of a slope where the angle
of depression or the angle of elevation begins to exceed 15%.
County
means Cypress County in the Province of Alberta.
Development
means:
»
an excavation or stockpile of materials and the creation of either
of them,
»
a building or addition to, or replacement or repair of a building
and the construction of placing of any of them on, in, over or
under land,
»
a change of use or a building or an act done in relation to land or a
building that results in or is likely to result in a change in the use of
the land or building, or
»
a change in the intensity of use of land or a building or an act done
in relation to land or a building that results in or is likely to result in
a change in the intensity of use of the land.
Development Authority
means a Development Authority established pursuant to the MGA to
exercise development powers and duties on behalf of the County.
Development Officer
means a person or persons appointed to the office of Development Officer
pursuant to this Land Use Bylaw.
Development Permit
means a document issued by the Development or Appeal Authority
authorizing development in accordance with this Bylaw.
Discretionary Use, Class 1
means the use of the land or buildings which is not permitted in terms of this
Bylaw but for which there is provision for the Development Officer to
exercise discretion in granting a development permit.
Discretionary Use, Class 2
means the use of the land or buildings which is not permitted in terms of this
Bylaw but for which there is provision for the Subdivision & Development
Authority to exercise its discretion in granting a development permit.
Farmstead Separation
means the first subdivision from a parcel of land (typically a quarter section
to create a separate title for a residence and yard site).
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DEFINITION
Flood Risk Area
means the area of land bordering or within proximity to a water course or
water body that would be inundated by a 1 in 100-year flood (i.e., flood that
has a 1% chance of occurring every year) or is considered an area where
there is risk of significant flooding and damage to property as determined by
a qualified hydrology engineer. It may include both the flood fringe and the
floodway.
Land Use Amendment
means the change of the current land use district classification under the
Land Use Bylaw to a different land use classification.
Lot Line, Front
means the property line adjacent to:
iii.
the public roadway other than a Lane, and, in
the case of more than one property line adjacent
to the public roadway, the front property line
shall be the direction that the front door of the
building faces; or
iv.
the internal subdivision road when the parcel
abuts an internal subdivision road.
Lot Line, Rear
means the property line opposite the front line.
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DEFINITION
Lot Line, Side
means the property line of a parcel of land lying between a front line and a
rear line of a parcel of land.
Maximum Building Height
means the maximum permitted height of a building within a land use district
and is measured from the side of the building nearest to a public road:
Multi-Parcel Subdivision
means the subdivision of lands that consists of four or more lots, not
including the remnant parcel.
Municipal Reserve
Definition in accordance with the MGA.
Off-site Levy
means a payment by a developer to the County in accordance with an Off-
site Levy Bylaw for the provision of new or expanded facilities for the storage,
transmission, treatment or supplying of water, for new or expanded facilities
for the treatment, movement or disposal of sanitary sewage, for new or
expanded storm sewer drainage facilities, for new or expanded roads, or for
land required in connection with any of these facilities which are required to
service a parcel of land that is to be developed or subdivided, for new or
expanded community recreation facilities, for new or expanded fire hall or
police station facilities, or for new or expanded libraries.
Owner
means the person shown as the owner of land on the assessment roll.
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Off-street Parking
means a lot or portion thereof, excluding a public roadway, which is used or
intended to be used as a parking area for motor vehicles.
Parcel
means the aggregate of the one or more areas of land described in a
certificate of title or described in a certificate of title by reference to a plan
filed or registered in a land titles office.
Permitted Use
means a use designated in the Bylaw as a permitted use and for which the
Development Officer shall issue a development permit with or without
conditions providing all other provisions relating to the application for a
development permit have been complied with.
Planning Manager
means a person or persons appointed to the Office of Planning Manager
pursuant to this Land Use Bylaw.
Principal Building or Use
means the building or use of land or buildings which constitutes the
dominant structure or activity of the lot.
Property Line
means a line of record bounding a parcel that divides one parcel from
another parcel or from a public roadway or any other public space.
Recreational Vehicle
means a portable structure intended to be carried on a vehicle or to be
transported on its own wheels to provide temporary living accommodation
for travel and recreational purposes.
Restrictive Covenant
means a condition or covenant under which land, or any specified portion of
land, is not to be built on, or is to be or not to be used in a particular manner,
or any other condition or covenant running with or capable of being legally
annexed to land.
Road Use Agreement
means an agreement between Cypress County and a landowner/developer
that determines the restrictions, formal compensation, and procedures for
road use by individuals or companies with municipal road use.
Public Service Road
means a road located adjacent to a local road, or Provincial Highway which is
intended to provide access to one or more subdivided parcels.
Setback
means the perpendicular distance that a development is setback from the
front, side and rear lot boundaries or rights-of-way as specified in the
applicable District. The minimum horizontal distance is measured
perpendicularly from the nearest point of development to the lot boundary,
excluding corner cuts.
Site
means one or more lots for which a development permit application is being
made, and may include streets, lanes, walkways, and any other land surface
upon which development is proposed.
Shelterbelt
means one or more rows of trees, shrubs or hedge intended to act as a wind
break.
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DEFINITION
Site Coverage
means the surface treatment areas on a lot and the corresponding weighted
coefficient resulting from the new development.
EXAMPLE:
Time Limited Permit
means a development permit issued on a time limited basis as specified
within the conditions of the development permit.
Use
means the purpose or function of land or building as determined by the
Development Authority
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21.2
Use Class Definitions
21.2.1.
Words, terms, and phrases that occur in this Bylaw which are also defined in the MGA or other provincial
legislation, shall retain the same definition.
21.2.2.
The following words, terms, and phrases, wherever they occur in this Bylaw, shall have the meaning
assigned to them in the following table.
TERM
DEFINITION
Accessory Building(s) and
Use(s)
means a separate building, the use of which is accessory, subordinate, and
incidental to the use of the principal building on the same lot.
Aerodrome
means an area of land used for the arrival and departure of aircraft for
which aerodrome certification has been given by Transport Canada, and
includes any building, installation, or equipment in connection therewith.
Agricultural Operations,
Commercial
means the on-site commercial sale of agricultural and agricultural related
products to the public, including, but not limited to seed cleaning and/or
treating plant for commercial use; pesticide sales' retail facility for
commercial sales of products from other agricultural operations; and
abattoir for commercial sales.
Agricultural Operations,
Primary
means an agricultural activity conducted on agricultural land for gain or
reward or in the hope or expectation of gain or reward, including, but not
limited to the cultivation of land, the raising of livestock or the production
of agricultural field crops. This use class does not include Cannabis
Cultivation or processing.
Agricultural Operations,
Value-Added
means the development of small-scale production, manufacturing, food
processing, retail activities and food service operations as a direct
extension of an agricultural or farming operation.
Agricultural Support Services
means development providing products or services directly related to the
agricultural industry. Without restricting the generality of the foregoing,
this shall include such facilities as: grain elevators, feed mills, farm
implement dealerships (not including Automotive, Equipment and Vehicle
Services) or crop spraying.
Amusement and
Entertainment Facility
means an indoor or outdoor development, having a room, area or building
used for the purpose of providing entertainment and amusement to
patrons on a commercial fee for admission/service basis.
Auctioneering Services
means those developments specifically intended for the auctioning of
livestock, goods and equipment, including temporary storage of items
included in the auction. .
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DEFINITION
Auto Wrecking & Salvage
Yards
means a development where decommissioned vehicles and other
equipment are brought for dismantling, with their useable parts are sold
for use in operable vehicles and equipment, and their unusable parts are
sold for metal recycling purposes. Auto wrecking and salvage yards are not
to be considered landfills for waste.
Automotive, Equipment and
Vehicle Services
means development used for the rental, lease, sale, storage, service,
restoration, inspection and/or mechanical repair of automobiles, trucks,
trailers, motorcycles, snowmobiles, motor homes, tent trailers, boats,
travel trailers or similar light Recreational Vehicles.
Breweries, Wineries and
Distilleries
means manufacturing, packaging, bottling, canning beer, wine, spirits, or
other alcoholic beverages for on-site or off-site consumption. These
developments may include the preparation and sale of food for on-site or
off-site consumption.
Bulk Agricultural Chemical
Distribution
means the land, building and structure for the bulk storage and
distribution of fertilizer and other agricultural chemicals.
Bulk Fuel Depot
means lands, buildings, and structures for the bulk storage and distribution
of petroleum products. This does not include Service Stations and key lock
retail sales.
Business Support Services
means a development that provides support services to businesses. This
includes but is not limited to print services; janitorial services; and office
equipment repairs and sales.
Campground
means a development where tents are erected, or recreational vehicles
are parked for the purpose of overnight or short-term camping. A
campground development may include other recreational uses, passive
recreation, eating and drinking establishments, and convenience retail as
accessory uses and is not used as year-round storage, or accommodation
for residential use.
Cannabis Cultivation
means the cultivation of cannabis products for commercial purposes and
requiring licensing from provincial and/or federal authorities.
Cannabis Processing and
Distribution
means a development used for the processing and/or distribution of
cannabis, requiring licensing from provincial and/or federal authorities.
Cannabis Retail Store
means a building used for the retail sale of cannabis that is authorized by
Provincial or Federal legislation and may include the retail sale of cannabis
accessories as approved by Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis (AGLC).
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DEFINITION
Caretaker/ Security
Residence
means an accessory development that provides accommodation for the
sole purpose of security personnel and/or the accommodation for
required on-site employees.
Communal Living
means an arrangement of dwelling units as an integral part of an
agricultural activity and operated by a recognized communal organization.
May also include religious, and educational facilities.
Community Uses
means a development that provides benefit and enjoyment for the wider
community. This includes but is not limited to: libraries; community halls;
public parks and playgrounds; municipal sports fields; gymnasiums;
recreational facilities; and seniors' services and lodges.
Concrete / Asphalt Plant
means the processing, manufacturing, recycling, and sales of concrete and
asphalt and the accessory manufacture and sales of products made from
concrete and asphalt.
Coverall Building
means an accessory building where the outer shell is made of artificial
fabric and spanned across rigid trusses.
Domestic Animal Care
Services
means a development that provides for the care and/or training of
domestic animals, including animal or boarding and daycare or grooming
services.
Data Processing and Mining
Centre
means a building, dedicated space within a building, or a group of buildings
used to house computer systems and associated infrastructure and
components for the digital transactions required for processing data in a
secure facility.
Dwelling , Single-Detached
means a building or portion of a building consisting of one or more rooms
designed to be used as a permanent residence containing cooking,
sleeping and sanitary facilities only for that unit.
Dwelling, Duplex / Semi
Detached
means a dwelling containing two (2) dwelling units having the dwelling
area above the dwelling area of the other or sharing a common wall. Each
unit shall have a private entry.
Dwelling, Manufactured
Means a detached Dwelling Unit consisting of a transportable dwelling that
is designed and building to CAN/SCA Standard, to be moved from one
point to another as a single unit, and which is upon its arrival at the site
where it is to be located, ready for occupancy except for incidental
building operations such as connection to utilities.
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DEFINITION
Dwelling, Multi Unit
means a dwelling containing three (3) or more Dwelling Units located side
by side, have direct access to grade, and are separated by a common party
wall extending from the foundation to the roof.
Eating and Drinking
Establishments
means a development used for the sale of prepared food and beverages to
the public for on-site or off-site consumption. This includes but is not
limited to fast food establishments, cafes and restaurants where patrons
of all ages are welcome.
Educational Services
means a development for instruction and education purposes, involving
assembly for educational, training or instruction purposes and includes
administration offices, dormitory, and accessory buildings.
Energy Systems
Means a system that is designed exclusively to provide for the commercial
distribution of electricity, either to the electrical grid or for commercial
purposes. Systems designed for the storage of electricity may be
considered accessory.
Equestrian Centre
means a recreation facility where primarily horses, or other animals are
either exercised, trained, shown, competed, or sold. The facility may
either be indoors, and/or outdoors, and horses and animals may be
housed on the property, and where participants or competitors may stay
on-site and overnight during the duration of an event.
Funeral and Related Services
means a development that prepares the deceased for burial, the
purification and reduction of the human body by heat and/or the keeping
of bodies other than in a cemetery and the holding of associated services.
This includes but is not limited to funeral homes, crematoriums,
mausoleums, cinerarium, columbarium and cemeteries.
General Contractor Services
means a development used for providing building construction,
landscaping, concrete, electrical, plumbing, heating, drain cleaning,
woodworking, and similar services of a construction nature.
General Retail Services
means a building where goods, wares, merchandise, substances, articles,
or things are stored, offered or kept for sale at retail prices and includes
storage on or about the store premises of limited quantities of such goods.
Government Services
means a development providing municipal, provincial, or federal
government services directly to the public or the community at large.
Greenhouse, Personal Use
means an accessory structure to a dwelling used for growing plants,
vegetables, fruits, etc. for non-commercial purposes.
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DEFINITION
Greenhouses, Industrial
Class 1
means a development where vegetables, flowers and other plants are
grown for sale as plants or seeds. Greenhouse, Industrial Class 1 are
greenhouses that do not require specific lighting for the sole purpose of
stimulating and/or enhancing the growth of a greenhouse crop.
Greenhouses, Industrial
Class 2
means a development where vegetables, flowers and other plants are
grown for sale as plants or seeds. Greenhouse, Industrial Class 2 are
greenhouses that require specific lighting for the sole purpose of
stimulating and/or enhancing the growth of a greenhouse crop.
Health and Medical Services
means a development where physical or mental health services are
provided on an out-patient basis. An accessory use to this development
includes drugs stores, medical supply stores, and pharmacies.
Heavy Truck and Equipment
Storage and Sales
means the on-site storage of heavy trucks and equipment, including farm
equipment.
Home-Based Business, Home
Office
means occupation, trade or craft carried out by the occupant(s) of a
dwelling as a use secondary to the residential use of a building or parcel.
Home-Based Business, home offices have no external employees or
visitors, and activities are contained entirely within the dwelling or
accessory building.
Home-Based Business, Major
means occupation, trade or craft carried out by the occupant(s) of a
dwelling as a use secondary to the residential use of a building or parcel.
Home-Based Business, major have more intrusive activities that may
impact the surrounding community, with a maximum of four employees
and greater visitors daily and activities that may extend into outdoor areas
on the parcel.
Home-Based Business, Minor
means occupation, trade or craft carried out by the occupant(s) of a
dwelling as a use secondary to the residential use of a building or parcel.
Home-Based Business, minor have a maximum of one employee and
limited visitors daily, with activities occurring primarily within the dwelling
or accessory building.
Industrial Uses, Heavy
means a development that includes the processing, making,
manufacturing, assembling, cleaning, servicing, storing, and/or distributing
of a wide range of products. Heavy industrial developments may have
impacts on adjacent lands, including effects on safety, use, amenities, and
overall enjoyment.
Industrial, General
Manufacturing/ Processing
means development principally associated with manufacturing,
assembling, fabrication, processing, and research/testing activities. This
use class does not include Cannabis Cultivation, or Cannabis Processing.
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Industrial Uses, Light
means a development that includes the processing, making,
manufacturing, assembling, cleaning, servicing, storing, and/or distributing
of a wide range of products. Light industrial developments operate in a
manner that limits their nuisance on adjacent lands, with the primary
activities occurring in an enclosed building.
Move-in Buildings
means any residence/dwelling, accessory building, and any other structure
which is already established and in place at another location and is to be
transported to a new site.
Natural Resource and
Extraction Industry
means the extraction of natural resources, including, but not limited to,
minerals, sand, gravel, coal, peat, limestone, gypsum, granite, and salt
found on or under the site, or accessible from the site. Processing may
include crushing, washing, screening and the preparation of asphalt.
Other Uses
means uses that are consistent with the Definition or General Purpose of
the applicable Land Use District as approved by the appropriate
Development Authority.
Parks and Playgrounds
means land set aside through municipal or environmental reserve
dedication or conservation easement for outdoor recreation or education,
or to protect sensitive natural features and/or areas of cultural or scenic
value. Without restricting the generality of the foregoing, parkland may
accommodate more active recreational pursuits including but not limited
to play structures, walkways and organized play fields.
Performance and Event
Venue
means a location where either a performance or event occurs that involves
bringing in outside performers to entertain an audience.
Personal Service Shops
means a development that provides personal services to an individual. This
includes, but is not limited to barbershops, hairdressers, beauty salons,
tailors, dry cleaning establishments and laundromats.
Professional, Financial, and
Office Support Services
means a development that provides professional, management,
administrative, consulting, and financial services to consumers. This
includes, but is not limited to accountants, architects, engineers, lawyers,
banks, insurance companies, and real estate firms.
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DEFINITION
Public Utilities and Uses
means development for public or private utility infrastructure purposes
which is likely to have a major impact on the environment or adjacent land
uses by virtue of their emissions, effect, or appearance. Typical facilities
would include sewage and/or water treatment plants, , cooling plants, and
incinerators. This includes buildings and structures associated with public
utility or use.
Recreational Facilities and
Uses
means an indoor or outdoor sport or activity building, structure or facility
Recreation Vehicle Storage
Facility
means development of a yard for the outdoor storage of Recreational
Vehicles or Recreational Equipment or combination thereof in excess of
what is permitted in the districts.
Recycling Depot
means development used for the buying and temporary storage of bottles,
cans, tetra-packs, newspapers, and similar household goods for reuse,
where all storage is contained within an enclosed building.
Religious Assembly
means a development used for religious related uses, philanthropic or
social activities. This includes, but is not limited to churches, chapels,
mosques, temples, synagogues, parish halls, convents, and monasteries.
Secondary Suite
means a self-contained dwelling unit, that is located within or on the same
titled parcel, and accessory to a single-detached dwelling. Secondary suites
must be clearly secondary in size to the principal dwelling within the same
building, which may share access to the outside. Secondary suites include
garden suites, garage suites, basement suites and guest house.
Shooting Range
means a development that is used for the purpose of organized shooting
events or practice using any instrument designed for that purpose,
including but not limited to, archery, rifles, shotguns, and pistols.
Small Animal Breeding /
Boarding Services
means development used for the breeding, boarding, caring, or training of
small animals, including dogs, normally considered household pets. Typical
facilities include pet boarding and pet training establishments and uses
associated with the shelter and care of small animals such as grooming,
training and exercising, whether by the owner or for renumeration.
Solar Energy, Personal Use
means a solar collection system designed exclusively for personal or
individual energy generation purposes.
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DEFINITION
Storage Container
means a metal or steel structure placed either temporarily or permanently
within a property for the purposes of storing, holding, or providing
protection for various items, products, belongings, and equipment.
Storage Yard - Commercial
means a development designed for the storage of goods, materials and/or
equipment. These uses may include RV storage yards, mini storage, etc.)
Storage Yard - Personal
Means a development designed for the personal exterior storage of goods,
materials, vehicles and/or equipment.
Supportive Housing
means a residential development for elderly, disabled persons and/or
persons that require additional care, with on-site or off-site supports to
ensure their daily needs are met.
Transfer Station
means a facility that receives waste from a community, or from individuals,
where the waste is sorted and consolidated, and where waste is then
transferred to other operations, including landfills or other waste disposal.
Trucking and Freight
Terminals
mean a storage and distribution facility that specializes in the transfer of
freight but excludes trucking related uses accessory to another business.
Vehicle Oriented Uses
means a development that primarily services customers travelling in
vehicles where normally the customer either remains in the vehicle for
service or parks their vehicle for a short period for the purpose of doing
business at the premises.
Veterinary Services
means a development such as a hospital or shelter used for the temporary
accommodation, care, treatment, or impoundment of animals. This use
does not include boarding and breeding facilities.
Visitor Accommodation
means a building or group of buildings not intended for residential use
where sleeping facilities are provided on a temporary basis.
Warehouse Sales and Storage
Facilities
means a development used for the wholesale, retail sale and/or storage of
bulky goods, typically within an enclosed building, although there may be
some instances where products are located outside. This includes, but is
not limited to furniture, appliance, and building material sales.
Waste Management Facility
means a waste management facility where waste is disposed of by placing
it on or in the land, but does not include a land treatment facility, a surface
impoundment, a salt cavern, or a disposal well.
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Land Use Bylaw 2026/18
SCHEDULES
94
Land Use Bylaw 2026/18
CYPRESS COUNTY
A MEDICINE HAT AIRPORT OVERLAY
SCHEDULES
95
Land Use Bylaw 2026/18
CYPRESS COUNTY
B CFB SUFFIELD OVERLAY
SCHEDULES
96
Land Use Bylaw 2026/18
CYPRESS COUNTY
C LAND USE DISTRICT MAPS
WALSH
HILDA
IRVINE
DUNMORE
SCHULER
SUFFIELD
ELKWATER
VEINERVILLE
DESERT BLUME
SEVEN PERSONS
R 1
T 1
T 2
T 3
T 4
T 5
T 6
T 7
T 8
T 9
T 1
R 5
T 2
T 3
R 4
R 3
T 4
T 5
T 6
T 7
T 8
T 9
R 2
R 1
R 8
R 9
R 9
R 8
R 7
R 6
R 5
R 4
R 3
R 2
T 10
T 10
T 20
T 19
T 18
T 17
T 15
T 14
T 13
T 12
T 11
T 11
R 10
T 17
T 16
T 15
R 10
R 12
R 11
T 13
T 12
T 11
R 12
R 11
T 20
T 19
T 18
T 14
Cypress County
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W
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Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
Province of Saskatchewan
County of Forty Mile No. 8
Municipal District
of Taber No. 14
County of Newell No. 4
Special Areas No. 2
County of Warner No. 5
United States of America
C.F.B. Suffield
Cypress Hills
Provincial Park
Medicine
Hat
Redcliff
The following Land Use Bylaw maps are organized by township.
Each township has a land use map. Hamlets have their own
land use maps.
Townships are arranged in a grid and identified by a Township number
(shown along the side) and a Range number (shown along the top or
bottom). Township numbers change north-south; Range numbers change
east-west. Trace the Township and Range labels inward to their intersection
to identify the township and the corresponding land use map.
11
Rge Rd 61A
Dunes Way
Desert Blume Cres
Desert Blume Dr
Dunes Link
Links Place
Dunes Drive
E Access
Links Bay
Land Use Districts
Desert Blume
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
City of Medicine Hat
South Boundary Road
3
1
10
11
12
Twp Rd 120
2nd Ave
Hwy 1
Hwy 41
East 3rd Ave
Eagle Butte Rd
Rge Rd 52
10th St
7th St
5th Ave
13th St
4th Ave
Eagleridge Dr
East 7th Ave
1st Ave
6th Ave
7th Ave
Twp Rd 121A
8th St
11th St
Rge Rd 53
Charles St
East 8th Ave
Bullshead Rd
12th St
Eagle Butte Ave
East 9th Ave
East 1st St
10 St
East 11th Ave
5th St
6th St
East 6th Ave
4A Ave
7th St
Land Use Districts
Dunmore
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
35
Rge Rd 11
Twp Rd 180
Railway Ave
Rge Rd 11A
1st St S
Main St
2nd Ave
1st Ave
1st St N
Land Use Districts
Hilda
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
South Boundary Road
Municipal Boundary
Hwy 1
Frederick Ave
Twp Rd 114A
Pacific Ave
Bull Trail
Rge Rd 30
South Railway Ave
Elgin St
Brock St
Francis St
Wilhelm St
Amherst St
Prairie Dr W
Ross St
Pacific Ave W
Durham St
Thompson St
Dunmore St
Twp Rd 115A
Weiss St
South Railway Ave W
Alberta Ave
Colborne St
Land Use Districts
Irvine
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
1st Ave E
1st Ave W
3rd St E
Railway Ave E
Rge Rd 14
1st St E
Railway Ave W
2nd St E
1st St W
3rd St W
4th St W
2nd St W
Centre St
Twp Rd 162
Rge Rd 13A
Twp Rd 162
Land Use Districts
Schuler
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
Hwy 3
Railway St
Mildred St
Twp Rd 110A
Hwy 887
Rge Rd 74
2nd Ave
3rd Ave
Leonard St
1st Ave
Foster St
Twp Rd 110
Drinnan St
5th Ave
Centre Ave
4th Ave
Tokar Rd
Bassett St
West 1st Ave
Rge Rd 74
Drinnan St
Twp Rd 110A
4th Ave
Land Use Districts
Seven Persons
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
8th St
Ellice Ave
6th St
Hwy 1
1st St
3rd St
5th St
2nd St
4th St
Illingworth Ave
Ronald Ave
Grenfell Ave
Rge Rd 93
Baynes Ave
McGregor Ave
Hwy 884
Twp Rd 150
Scott St
4th St
Land Use Districts
Suffield
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
Twp Rd 125
Natalie St
Hwy 41A
Cartwright Ave
Christman Ave
Shirley St SE
Land Use Districts
Veinerville
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
City of Medicine Hat
Hwy 1
Railway St
4th Ave
Arthur St
3rd Ave
1st Ave
2nd Ave
Grant St
Lehr St
Beattie St
6th Ave
Cypress Way
Rge Rd 11
Old Highway 1
Rge Rd 12
Land Use Districts
Walsh
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Municipal Boundary
Rge Rd 20
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T1 R1
United States
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 1 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 23A
Twp Rd 15A
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 13
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 12
Twp Rd 20
31
30
19
18
7
6
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
T1 R2
United States
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 1 - RGE 2
Twp Rd 14
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
T1 R3
United States
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 1 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 14
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
1
2
3
4
12
11
10
9
13
14
15
16
24
23
22
21
25
26
27
28
36
35
34
33
T1 R4
United States
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 1 - RGE 4
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T1 R5
United States
Milk
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 1 - RGE 5
Rge Rd 20
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T2 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 2 - RGE 1
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 20
1
2
3
4
5
12
11
10
9
8
13
14
15
16
17
19
30
31
24
23
22
21
20
25
26
27
28
29
36
35
34
33
32
6
7
18
T2 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 2 - RGE 2
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
T2 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 2 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 14
Twp Rd 22
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
24
23
22
21
25
26
27
28
36
35
34
33
1
2
3
4
12
11
10
9
13
14
15
16
T2 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 2 - RGE 4
Twp Rd 22
Rge Rd 51
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T2 R5
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 2 - RGE 5
Hwy 501
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 10
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
T3 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 3 - RGE 1
Hwy 501
Hwy 41
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
30
19
18
7
6
32
33
34
35
36
31
T3 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 3 - RGE 2
Hwy 501
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
T3 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 3 - RGE 3
Hwy 501
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
33
34
35
36
31
32
T3 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 3 - RGE 4
Rge Rd 51
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T3 R5
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 3 - RGE 5
Rge Rd 10
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T4 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 4 - RGE 1
Hwy 41
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
31
30
19
18
7
6
T4 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 4 - RGE 2
Hwy 501
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T4 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 4 - RGE 3
Hwy 501
Twp Rd 50
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T4 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 4 - RGE 4
Rge Rd 10
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T5 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 5 - RGE 1
Twp Rd 54A
Hwy 41
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
31
30
19
18
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
7
6
T5 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 5 - RGE 2
Hwy 41
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
T5 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 5 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 50
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T5 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 5 - RGE 4
Rge Rd 10
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
T6 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 6 - RGE 1
Hwy 41
Rge Rd 10
Twp Rd 70
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
19
18
7
6
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
31
30
T6 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 6 - RGE 2
Michelle Reservoir
Rge Rd 33
Eagle Butte Rd
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
T6 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 6 - RGE 3
Wildcat Trail
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
31
32
30
29
T6 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 6 - RGE 4
Rge Rd 14
Twp Rd 74
Twp Rd 73
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T7 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 7 - RGE 1
Twp Rd 72
Twp Rd 80
Rge Rd 30
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 70
Rge Rd 24
Twp Rd 74A
6
7
18
19
30
31
1
2
3
4
5
12
11
10
9
8
13
14
15
16
17
24
23
22
21
20
25
26
27
28
29
36
35
34
33
32
T7 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 7 - RGE 2
Michelle
Reservoir
Rge Rd 30
Wildcat Trail
Thelma Rd
Eagle Butte Rd
Rge Rd 33A
Rge Rd 32
Rge Rd 31
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T7 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 7 - RGE 3
Ranchville Rd
Wildcat Trail
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T7 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 7 - RGE 4
36
25
24
13
12
1
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 7 - RGE 5
Graburn Rd
Reesor Rd
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T8 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 1
Elkwater Lake
Twp Rd 80
Reesor Rd
Graburn Rd
Hwy 41
Bull Trail
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
31
30
19
18
7
5
4
3
2
1
6
T8 R2
(See Elkwater Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 2
Elkwater Lake
Hwy 514
Murray Hill Rd
Willow Creek Rd
Fergusson Hill Rd
Hwy 41
Elkwater
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T8 R3
(See Elkwater Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 3
Bullshead
Reservoir
Eagle Butte Rd
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
T8 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 4
Rush Lake
Black & White Tr
Twp Rd 90
Rge Rd 54
Rge Rd 53
1
2
3
12
11
10
13
14
15
24
23
22
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 5
Black & White Tr
Twp Rd 84
Twp Rd 90
34
35
36
27
26
25
33
28
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 8 - RGE 6
Graburn Rd
Twp Rd 93
Rge Rd 11
Hwy 515
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
T9 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 1
Bull Trail
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 23
Twp Rd 94
Rge Rd 30
Hwy 515
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
19
18
7
6
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
31
30
T9 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 2
Hwy 515
Twp Rd 94
Rge Rd 40
Twp Rd 100
Hwy 41
Rge Rd 35
Rge Rd 31
Rge Rd 30
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
T9 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 92
Eagle Butte Rd
Rge Rd 40
Rge Rd 42
Rge Rd 43
Twp Rd 100
Rge Rd 42
Twp Rd 94
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
31
32
30
29
T9 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 4
Black & White Tr
Twp Rd 90
Twp Rd 100
Eagle Butte Rd
Twp Rd 92
Rge Rd 51
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
T9 R5
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 5
Twp Rd 95
Twp Rd 90
Black & White Tr
Rge Rd 61
Twp Rd 91
Twp Rd 100
22
23
15
14
13
10
11
12
3
2
1
19
20
21
18
17
16
9
4
34
35
36
27
26
25
31
32
33
30
29
28
T9 R6
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 9 - RGE 6
Rge Rd 12A
Graburn Rd
Hwy 515
Rge Rd 14
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
T10 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 1
Hwy 515
Twp Rd 104
Twp Rd 110
Bull Trail
Rge Rd 23
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 21
Rge Rd 30
Rge Rd 21
Twp Rd 102
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
31
30
19
18
7
6
T10 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 2
Twp Rd 110
Twp Rd 100
Hwy 515
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 104
Rge Rd 30
Rge Rd 32
Rge Rd 40
Rge Rd 31
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T10 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 110
Rge Rd 45
Twp Rd 100
Twp Rd 102
Rge Rd 43
Rge Rd 42
Rge Rd 50
Rge Rd 40
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T10 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 4
Eagle Butte Rd
Rge Rd 52
Twp Rd 110
Black & White Tr
Twp Rd 100
Twp Rd 102
Rge Rd 53
Rge Rd 50
Twp Rd 104
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T10 R5
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 5
Robinson Coulee Rd
Twp Rd 110
Twp Rd 100
Black & White Tr
Rge Rd 62
34
35
36
27
26
25
22
23
24
15
14
13
10
11
12
3
2
1
31
32
33
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
6
5
4
T10 R6
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 6
Murray Lake
Seven
Persons
Lake
Twp Rd 101
Twp Rd 104
Twp Rd 102
Hwy 3
Rge Rd 74
Hwy 887
Twp Rd 110
Rge Rd 75
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
T10 R7
County of Forty
Mile No. 8
(See Seven Persons Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 7
Murray Lake
Twp Rd 104
Rge Rd 81
Hwy 3
2
12
11
13
14
24
23
25
26
36
35
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 10 - RGE 8
Graburn Rd
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
Walsh
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T11 R1
(See Walsh Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 1
Twp Rd 110
Rge Rd 21
Bull Trail
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 21
Twp Rd 120
Hwy 1
Irvine
6
7
18
19
30
31
1
2
3
4
5
12
11
10
9
8
13
14
15
16
17
24
23
22
21
20
25
26
27
28
29
36
35
34
33
32
T11 R2
(See Irvine Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 2
Cavan
Lake
Twp Rd 114A
Twp Rd 110
Twp Rd 112A
Rge Rd 32
Hwy 41
Bull Trail
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 40
Irvine
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
T11 R3
(See Irvine Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 3
Cavan
Lake
Josephburg Tr
Twp Rd 114
Twp Rd 110
Rge Rd 43
Rge Rd 40
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
29
30
32
31
1
2
3
4
12
11
10
9
13
14
15
16
24
23
22
21
25
26
27
28
36
35
34
33
19
T11 R4
(See Dunmore Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 4
Twp Rd 114
Black & White Tr
Rge Rd 55
Twp Rd 112
Twp Rd 110
Josephburg Tr
Rge Rd 52
Eagle Butte Rd
Twp Rd 120
Rge Rd 53
Dunmore
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T11 R5
(See Dunmore Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 5
Rge Rd 64
Twp Rd 112
Rge Rd 70
Rge Rd 65
Twp Rd 110
Twp Rd 114
Rge Rd 61
Rge Rd 62
Rge Rd 63
Twp Rd 114
Hwy 3
Twp Rd 120
34
35
36
27
26
25
22
23
24
15
14
13
10
11
12
3
2
1
31
32
33
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
6
5
4
T11 R6
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 6
Rge Rd 71
Rge Rd 75
Rge Rd 74
Rge Rd 71
Twp Rd 114
Rge Rd 80
Rge Rd 70
Twp Rd 112
Rge Rd 73
Rge Rd 72
Twp Rd 110
Twp Rd 120
Hwy 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
T11 R7
(See Seven Persons Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 7
Rge Rd 80
Twp Rd 114
Rge Rd 81
Hwy 3
1
2
12
11
13
14
24
23
25
26
36
35
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 8
Hwy 879
16
17
21
20
19
28
29
30
33
32
31
22
27
34
T11 R11
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 11
Hwy 879
17
20
29
18
19
30
31
16
22
21
26
27
28
35
34
33
32
24
25
36
T11 R12
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 12
13
14
24
23
25
26
36
35
Municipal
District
of Taber
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 11 - RGE 13
Rge Rd 12
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 13
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
T12 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 124
Rge Rd 21
Rge Rd 30
Twp Rd 120
Irvine
19
30
31
24
23
22
21
20
25
26
27
28
29
36
35
34
33
32
6
7
18
1
2
3
4
5
12
11
10
9
8
13
14
15
16
17
T12 R2
(See Irvine Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 2
Twp Rd 130
Rge Rd 30
Twp Rd 122
Rge Rd 40
Twp Rd 124
Rge Rd 40
Rge Rd 32
Rge Rd 34
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 31
Irvine
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
T12 R3
(See Irvine Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 130
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 121A
Twp Rd 124
Rge Rd 40
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 40
Hwy 1
20
19
29
30
32
31
24
23
22
21
25
26
27
28
36
35
34
33
5
6
8
7
17
18
1
2
3
4
12
11
10
9
13
14
15
16
T12 R4
(See Dunmore Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 4
City of
Medicine Hat
Rge Rd 51
Twp Rd 120
Twp Rd 130
Black & White Tr
Rge Rd 55
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
Hwy 41A
Rge Rd 60
Dunmore
24
23
22
25
26
27
36
35
34
33
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
T12 R5
South
Saskatchewan
River
(See Dunmore Land Use District Map)
(See Veinerville Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 5
City of
Medicine Hat
Rge Rd 63
Rge Rd 60
Rge Rd 63
Rge Rd 64
Rge Rd 65
Hwy 3
Rge Rd 70
Twp Rd 122
Twp Rd 120
Hwy 523
Rge Rd 61A
Desert
Blume
21
20
19
29
30
31
22
4
5
6
9
8
7
16
17
18
1
2
3
12
11
10
15
T12 R6
South
Saskatchewan
River
(See Desert Blume Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 6
Rge Rd 72
Twp Rd 122
Rge Rd 73
Rge Rd 70
Twp Rd 130
Twp Rd 120
Hwy 523
Rge Rd 71
Rge Rd 74
16
9
4
33
21
18
17
7
8
6
5
31
32
30
29
19
20
13
12
1
36
25
24
15
14
10
11
3
2
34
35
27
26
22
23
T12 R7
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 7
Rattlesnake
Lake
Hwy 523
32
23
26
35
2
11
14
33
34
28
27
24
25
36
1
12
13
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 8
33
28
31
32
30
29
19
18
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 10
Hwy 879
30
19
18
7
6
32
33
29
28
20
21
17
16
8
9
5
4
31
36
25
24
13
12
1
35
26
23
14
11
34
27
22
15
10
3
T12 R11
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 11
Hwy 879
16
9
5
4
28
21
6
13
12
36
25
24
1
15
14
10
11
3
2
34
35
27
26
22
23
T12 R12
Municipal
District
of Taber
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 12
1
Municipal
District
of Taber
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 12 - RGE 13
Twp Rd 132
Rge Rd 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
36
35
34
33
32
31
T13 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 1
Sam Lake
Twp Rd 132
Rge Rd 30
Rge Rd 21
6
7
18
19
30
1
2
3
4
5
12
11
10
9
8
13
14
15
16
17
24
23
22
21
20
25
26
27
28
29
31
36
35
34
33
32
T13 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 2
Sam Lake
Rge Rd 33
Rge Rd 35
Twp Rd 132
Twp Rd 130
Rge Rd 30
Rge Rd 34
36
35
34
33
32
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
13
14
15
16
17
18
24
23
22
21
20
19
25
26
27
28
29
30
T13 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 3
Rge Rd 43
Rge Rd 45
Rge Rd 50
Twp Rd 130
Twp Rd 132
Twp Rd 132
Hwy 41
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
1
2
3
4
12
11
10
9
13
14
15
16
24
23
22
21
25
26
27
28
36
35
34
33
T13 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 4
City of
Medicine Hat
Twp Rd 130
Twp Rd 132
Rge Rd 52A
Twp Rd 132A
Rge Rd 51
Rge Rd 50
Rge Rd 53
19
29
30
32
2
3
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
27
35
34
4
16
21
28
33
1
12
13
24
25
36
T13 R5
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 5
City of
Medicine Hat
Town of
Redcliff
Rge Rd 70
Rge Rd 65
Box Springs Rd
Twp Rd 140
Rge Rd 70
Rge Rd 64
19
29
30
32
31
25
36
21
28
33
26
27
35
34
18
20
T13 R6
South Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 6
Rge Rd 74
Old Trans-Canada Highway
Rge Rd 70
Hwy 524
Rge Rd 70
Rge Rd 75
Twp Rd 130
Twp Rd 132
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
2
3
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
27
35
34
1
12
13
24
25
36
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
4
9
16
21
28
33
T13 R7
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 7
Rge Rd 83
Twp Rd 132
Hwy 524
Rge Rd 81
1
12
13
24
25
36
3
4
10
9
15
16
22
21
27
28
34
33
2
11
14
23
26
35
6
7
18
19
30
31
5
8
17
20
29
32
T13 R8
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 8
Rge Rd 92
Hwy 524
Rge Rd 93
7
6
33
34
35
28
27
26
21
22
23
16
15
14
9
10
36
25
24
13
12
32
29
20
17
8
5
31
30
19
18
T13 R9
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 9
Hwy 524
31
32
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
6
5
4
33
36
25
24
13
12
1
35
26
23
14
11
2
34
27
22
15
10
3
T13 R10
County
of Forty
Mile No. 8
South
Saskatchewan River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 10
Hwy 524
Hwy 879
Rge Rd 120
16
21
28
33
4
5
6
9
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
1
2
3
12
11
10
13
14
15
24
23
22
25
26
27
36
35
34
T13 R11
County of
Newell
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 11
Hwy 525
Hwy 524
Rge Rd 124
Hwy 879
Rge Rd 120
1
12
13
24
25
36
2
3
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
27
35
34
30
31
4
5
9
8
16
21
20
28
29
33
32
T13 R12
County of
Newell
Municipal
District
of Taber
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 12
36
County of
Newell
Municipal
District
of Taber
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 13 - RGE 13
Rge Rd 15
Rge Rd 21
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T14 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 1
Sam Lake
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 30
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 25
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
31
30
19
18
7
6
T14 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 2
Chappice Lake
Sam
Lake
Twp Rd 144
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 31
Twp Rd 144
Hwy 41
Rge Rd 33
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T14 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 3
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 43
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T14 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 4
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 141
Twp Rd 144
1
12
13
24
25
36
2
3
4
11
10
9
15
16
23
22
21
26
27
28
35
34
33
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
31
14
T14 R5
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 5
Canadian Forces
Base Suffield
Box Springs Rd
Twp Rd 150
Twp Rd 140
Twp Rd 141
Rge Rd 70
34
35
36
27
26
25
22
23
24
15
14
13
10
11
12
3
2
1
31
32
33
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
6
5
4
T14 R6
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 6
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Rge Rd 75
Rge Rd 73
Rge Rd 80
Twp Rd 142
Rge Rd 70
Twp Rd 144
Twp Rd 150
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T14 R7
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 7
Canadian Forces
Base Suffield
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 80
Rge Rd 83
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
11
12
2
1
33
34
28
27
21
22
16
15
9
10
4
3
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T14
R8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 8
Canadian Forces
Base
Suffield
Rge Rd 93
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
Twp Rd 150
Suffield
36
25
24
13
12
1
32
33
35
29
28
27
26
20
21
22
23
17
16
15
14
8
9
10
11
5
4
3
2
31
30
19
18
7
6
34
T14 R9
(See Suffield Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 9
36
25
24
13
12
1
35
26
23
14
11
2
31
32
33
34
30
29
28
27
19
20
21
22
18
17
16
15
7
8
9
10
6
5
4
3
T14 R10
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 14 - RGE 10
Rge Rd 15
Twp Rd 160
Rge Rd 13
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 12
Hwy 528
Twp Rd 154
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
7
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
T15 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 25
Rge Rd 23
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 21A
Twp Rd 160
Hwy 41
Hwy 528
Rge Rd 21
Rge Rd 24
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 22
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
7
6
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
31
30
19
18
T15 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 2
Twp Rd 160
Twp Rd 150
Rge Rd 31
Hwy 41
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
T15 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 3
Rge Rd 43
Twp Rd 160
Twp Rd 150
Twp Rd 152
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
7
8
6
5
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
T15 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 4
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
13
14
15
24
23
22
25
26
36
35
34
1
2
12
11
10
16
21
9
T15 R5
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 5
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Hwy 1
Old Trans-Canada Highway
Twp Rd 150
Hwy 884
Hwy 1
Suffield
8
9
5
4
3
32
33
29
28
7
6
31
30
19
18
T15 R9
(See Suffield Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 9
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 104
Rge Rd 105
Hwy 1
Rge Rd 101
Old Trans-Canada Highway
11
12
2
1
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
7
8
9
10
6
5
4
3
31
32
33
34
30
29
28
27
19
20
21
22
18
17
16
15
T15 R10
County of
Newell
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 15 - RGE 10
Twp Rd 170
Rge Rd 14
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 13
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 162
Twp Rd 160
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 162
Rge Rd 12
Rge Rd 11
Twp Rd 164
Schuler
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T16 R1
(See Schuler Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 164
Rge Rd 25
Twp Rd 161
Rge Rd 23
Rge Rd 24
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 160
Twp Rd 162
Hwy 41
Rge Rd 30
Twp Rd 163A
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
31
30
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
19
18
7
6
T16 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 2
Twp Rd 160
Twp Rd 162
Rge Rd 30
Rge Rd 33
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
T16 R3
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 3
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 161
Twp Rd 160
Rge Rd 41
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
4
3
2
1
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T16 R4
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 4
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
1
2
3
12
11
10
13
14
15
24
23
25
26
36
T16 R5
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 5
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 164
Hwy 884
32
33
29
28
20
21
17
16
8
9
5
4
31
30
19
18
7
6
T16 R9
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 9
Rge Rd 101
Rge Rd 105
Twp Rd 164
Hwy 1
Hwy 1
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
11
12
2
1
31
32
33
34
30
29
28
27
19
20
21
22
18
17
16
15
7
8
9
10
6
5
4
3
T16 R10
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 16 - RGE 10
Rge Rd 11
Twp Rd 170
Twp Rd 174
Twp Rd 172
Twp Rd 180
Hwy 41
Rge Rd 12
Rge Rd 13
Hwy 537
Rge Rd 15
Rge Rd 20
Hilda
26
25
19
20
21
22
23
24
18
17
16
15
14
13
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
5
4
3
2
1
31
32
33
34
35
36
30
29
28
27
T17 R1
(See Hilda Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 24
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 23
Twp Rd 174
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 180
32
33
34
35
36
29
28
27
26
25
20
21
22
23
24
17
16
15
14
13
8
9
10
11
12
5
4
3
2
1
31
30
19
18
7
6
T17 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 2
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 174
Twp Rd 180
Rge Rd 32
1
12
13
24
25
36
4
9
16
21
28
33
2
3
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
27
35
34
5
6
8
7
17
18
20
19
29
30
32
T17 R3
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 3
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
1
12
T17 R4
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 4
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 172
Hwy 884
32
33
29
28
20
21
17
16
8
9
5
4
31
30
19
18
7
6
T17 R9
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 9
Twp Rd 172
Rge Rd 102
Rge Rd 104
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
11
12
2
1
31
32
33
34
30
29
28
27
19
20
21
22
18
17
16
15
7
8
9
10
6
5
4
3
T17 R10
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 17 - RGE 10
Rge Rd 12
Twp Rd 180
Rge Rd 11
Twp Rd 184
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 190
Twp Rd 182
Rge Rd 15
Rge Rd 20
3
2
1
34
35
36
27
26
25
22
23
24
15
14
13
10
11
12
6
5
4
31
32
33
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
T18 R1
(See Hilda Land Use District Map)
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 18 - RGE 1
Twp Rd 182
Rge Rd 23
Twp Rd 184
Rge Rd 22
Rge Rd 21
Rge Rd 20
Twp Rd 180
4
3
2
1
33
34
35
36
28
27
26
25
21
22
23
24
16
15
14
13
9
10
11
12
5
6
32
29
20
17
8
31
30
19
18
7
T18 R2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 18 - RGE 2
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 184
Twp Rd 180
Rge Rd 31
Twp Rd 185
12
13
24
25
1
11
14
23
26
35
10
9
15
16
22
21
27
28
34
33
3
4
2
36
19
31
8
17
20
29
32
T18 R3
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 18 - RGE 3
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 184
Hwy 884
5
4
32
33
29
28
20
21
17
16
8
9
6
31
30
19
18
7
T18 R9
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 18 - RGE 9
Rge Rd 102
Rge Rd 101
2
1
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
11
12
6
5
4
3
31
32
33
34
30
29
28
27
19
20
21
22
18
17
16
15
7
8
9
10
T18 R10
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 18 - RGE 10
Rge Rd 11
Rge Rd 20
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 190
Hwy 545
34
35
36
27
26
25
22
23
24
15
14
13
10
11
12
3
2
1
31
32
33
30
29
28
19
20
21
18
17
16
7
8
9
6
5
4
T19 R1
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 20
Rge Rd 23
2
11
14
23
26
1
12
13
24
25
5
8
17
20
4
9
16
21
3
10
15
22
6
7
18
36
T19 R2
Special
Areas
No. 2
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 2
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
1
12
5
2
3
4
T19 R3
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 3
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
31
T19 R8
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 8
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Twp Rd 194
Twp Rd 192
Hwy 884
Hwy 544
Rge Rd 94
Rge Rd 100
Twp Rd 200
36
33
34
35
28
27
26
21
22
23
16
15
14
9
10
11
4
31
32
30
29
19
20
18
17
7
8
6
5
T19 R9
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 9
Rge Rd 102
Rge Rd 101
Rge Rd 103
Twp Rd 194
Hwy 544
Twp Rd 192
Rge Rd 100
35
36
26
25
23
24
14
13
11
12
2
1
32
33
34
29
28
27
20
21
22
17
16
15
8
9
10
5
4
3
31
30
19
18
7
6
T19 R10
County of
Newell
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 19 - RGE 10
Rge Rd 11
Rge Rd 12
Hwy 41
Twp Rd 202
Hwy 545
1
12
13
24
25
4
9
16
21
28
2
3
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
27
35
5
6
8
17
20
19
29
30
36
T20 R1
Special
Areas
No. 2
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 1
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
Special
Areas
No. 2
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 2
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
T20 R3
Special
Areas
No. 2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 3
Canadian
Forces Base
Suffield
18
7
6
T20 R8
Special
Areas
No. 2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 8
Twp Rd 202
Hwy 544
Twp Rd 200
Hwy 884
Rge Rd 92
13
12
1
16
15
14
9
10
11
4
3
2
18
17
7
8
6
5
T20 R9
Special
Areas
No. 2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 9
Rge Rd 11
1
12
13
24
25
2
11
10
14
15
23
22
26
36
T21 R1
Special
Areas
No. 2
South
Saskatchewan
River
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 21 - RGE 1
Rge Rd 103
Rge Rd 105
Twp Rd 202
Hwy 544
14
13
11
12
2
1
17
16
15
8
9
10
5
4
3
18
7
6
T20 R10
Special
Areas
No. 2
A1-IDP
A2
CR
CRR-IDP
RRR
HR
HWY-C
NC
LI
HVY-1
HVY-IDP
PS
DC
Land Use Districts
Location Map
S
W
E
N
Cypress County does not guarantee
the currency, completeness, or accuracy
of the map, and it is provided without
warranty or condition of any kind. Please
contact Cypress County for original plans.
TWP 20 - RGE 10