Rocky View County Seeks Public Input on Land Use Bylaw Renewal

Rocky View County is inviting residents to help shape the next phase of its Land Use Bylaw Renewal Project.

Phase 2 is part of the County's broader Development Approvals Transformation Program, which aims to improve how development applications move through the system by creating clearer, more efficient and transparent processes.

This current phase of engagement focuses on three key areas:

  • Residential development standards
  • Subdivision criteria
  • Targeted regulations. 

Topics under review include building setbacks and height, lot sizes and configurations, event venues, accessory dwelling units and residential renewable energy structures.

Residents are encouraged to share their perspectives through an online survey open until  December 5, 2026. Feedback will help the project team identify what is working, where improvements may be needed and what considerations should inform potential updates.

Community members can also speak directly with County staff during Planning Office Hours at County Hall on November 17, from 1 to 4 p.m., and November 24, from 9 a.m. to noon.

The survey and additional project information are available at Land Use Bylaw Updates | Your View.

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