Land Use, Permits & Municipal Law

What is Land Use Planning and Municipal Law?

Land use planning is a designed and systematic approach toward changing the natural world. Its end goal is to produce a man-made landscape that features either structures or semi-natural habitats such as lightly developed parkland, pastures, or woodlots. Examples of land use planning could be a reclaimed strip mine or the mitigation of a landfill; however, land use may also involve planning for a new quarry, a railroad spur line, or the right-of-way for a pipeline.

Municipalities play a key role in the land use and development process by deciding the types of buildings that are suitable for an area of land and the types of uses that are appropriate given the surroundings.

At Ahlstrom Wright, we help with all manner of land use law questions and concerns. From detailed strategic planning to coordinating contracts with federal, provincial, or municipal authorities, Ahlstrom Wright works to promote constructive solutions between all parties.

Our lawyers offer legal services with all manner of land use planning and municipal law.

From detailed strategic planning to coordinating contracts with federal, provincial, or municipal authorities, Ahlstrom Wright works to promote constructive solutions between all parties. If you have a Land Use or Municipal Law case contact us for a free consultation.

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Land Use Planning and Municipal Law Permit Applications

Implementing a strategy or vision often finds us developing, organizing, obtaining, or filing any needed land use documents. These may include:

• Statutory plans and  amendments
• Rezoning applications
• Subdivision applications and appeals
• Development permit applications and appeals
• Minor variances

Towards a successful project completion, we can work with and appear before any relevant body, from Subdivision and Development Appeal Boards or municipal councils to the highest courts of Canada.

Serving the communities of Sherwood Park, Edmonton, Alberta, Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories.

 If you have a land use or municipal law case, contact us for a free consultation.

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