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- Albertans with an interest in participating in review panels are asked to submit a completed
 Candidate Roster Application form, a resume and biography to the Land Use Secretariat by March 26, 2014. Successful candidates will form a candidate roster from which the Stewardship Minister will select panel members to review the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan. The Expression of Interest pubic advertising campaign identifies candidates who may participate in a review of a regional plan; this is not a regional plan development activity nor is it a Regional Advisory Council nomination. Reviews are specifically described in section 19.2 of the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and in the Regulations and occur in response to applicants submitting a formal Request for Review of a plan. (March 2014)
- Thank you for providing feedback on the draft South Saskatchewan Regional Plan through consultation sessions and workbooks completed on or before February 28, 2014. Consultation results will be available soon. (March, 2014)
- Albertans were asked to provide input on the Draft South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (October 2013) for managing growth pressures and balancing environmental needs in southern Alberta. The draft plan creates new conservation areas, establishes environmental limits, protects our water supply and provides clarity about land use and access. Feedback on the draft plan was provided through completed workbooks and by participating in sessions in 21 locations across the region. (October 2013)
- Albertans help shape responsible growth in the oil sands region. The Lower Athasbaca Regional Plan sets strong environmental limits, conserves sensitive lands, provides certainty to industry, diversifies the economy and offers numerous recreational opportunities in the Lower Athabasca region. (August 2012)
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