Langdon Area Structure Plan Expansion Amendment

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At the April 28, 2026, Regular Council Meeting, the Langdon  Area Structure Plan expansion amendment concluded where Council considered the proposed amendment, Administration’s report, and submissions received through the public hearing process before making its decision. The result of this process amendment is a refusal by Council, and therefore, the proposed policy changes will not be incorporated into the Area Structure Plan, and the existing Langdon Area Structure Plan remains in effect.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Area Structure Plan amendment process. Your feedback and involvement helped inform Council’s consideration of the proposed amendment and contributed to the planning process for the area.

Background

The Langdon plan area is positioned along Centre Street and extends approximately one mile east and west from Centre Street, encompassing approximately 15 quarter sections for a total of 947 hectares (2,340 acres). Langdon offers a variety of amenities and services for its nearly 5,000 residents including schools, open space, local shops, businesses, and recreational uses.

The County adopted the first ASP for Langdon in April 1999 to respond to the growth pressures facing the community. The ASP was amended in 2003 and again in 2005. In 2014, the County began a project to prepare a new ASP to replace the existing Langdon ASP to consider boundary expansion and ensure compliance with the Municipal Development Plan (the County Plan). That ASP was approved in 2016 and added approximately 950 acres of land to Langdon and established a future study area for lands that could be considered for future expansion.

On November 28, 2023, Council approved the Terms of Reference for a developer-led and developer-funded Langdon ASP amendment to include an additional four quarter sections into the hamlet boundary, which will provide for a range of housing, employment, and amenity options.

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