Area Structure Plans (ASPs) and Outline Plans serve as detailed guides for specific zones within Redwater, outlining how land will be developed.
Standing Stone Industrial Park ASP
Bylaw 807 Standing Stone Industrial Park ASP
July 2, 2013 - Town Council gave third and final reading to Bylaw 807, Standing Stone Industrial Park Area Structure Plan.
The Town of Redwater is an important part of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland and requires additional industrial and commercial property; Standing Stone Development aims to fulfill a demonstrated market demand.
Standing Stone Developments is currently leasing 160 acres of land one kilometre from the Town of Redwater and five kilometres north of Alberta's Industrial Heartland.
Contact: Casey O'Byrne, 780-421-0058
Email: Casey@StandingStoneDevelopments.com
Westland Village ASP
Westland Village ASP Bylaw 767
2010 Westland Village ASP Bylaw 804
This area structure plan provides a general development framework for approximately 66.0 hectares (163.1 ac) of land legally described as the SW Quarter Section 25, Township 57, Range 22, West of 4th Meridian, and located northeast of the intersection of Highway 28 and Highway 38 (48 Avenue in the Town) (see Figure 1). It will provide a planning framework for future detailed redistricting, subdivision, and development.
The area structure plan identifies:
- future land uses;
- external access points;
- a general utility servicing concept;
- a roadway system for the plan area; and
- parks and open space amenities.
This Area Structure Plan also provides detailed design guidelines for development within the plan area. These design guidelines are provided due to the relatively high densities proposed for the residential component of the plan area and the need to mitigate any potential land use conflicts carefully.
Redwater Industrial Park ASP
Redwater Industrial Park ASP Bylaw 899
The Redwater Industrial Park ASP Bylaw, approved on September 7, 2021, outlines the development plan for around 90 acres of land northeast of 51 Ave E and 44 St. Positioned within 10 km North of Alberta's Industrial Heartland, this location is strategically poised to provide additional industrial lots supporting the ongoing activity in the surrounding area. The ASP specifies current and future land uses, external access points, utility servicing concepts, and a road system for the area, including future connections to neighboring lands.
Redwater Landing Outline Plan
Redwater Landing Outline Plan
The Redwater Landing Outline Plan was approved on February 7, 2017, and outlines development for a ten-acre parcel of Highway Commercial land on the north side of Highway 38. The proposed Redwater Landing Outline Plan is for a multiple-building highway commercial development that will be developed in phases. The first phase of the development consists of a gas station with a convenience store and a restaurant with a drive-through window, all under the same roof.
The Outline Plan acknowledges sanitary sewer line capacity issues downstream of the proposed development. Subject to Council’s approval, phase 1 of this development could proceed without upgrading any existing lines.
Redwater Landing Outline Plan
Royal Redwater Estates Development Outline Plan
The Royal Redwater Estates Outline Plan was approved by Council on January 5, 2016. The plan encompasses approximately 18.8 hectares within the Town. The development of the parcel proposes to develop 199 fully serviced, single-family detached residential lots and will include residential uses, park/open space and a stormwater management pond.
<Document Link Alluvium Outline Plan>
The Alluvium Outline Plan was approved on June 3, 2014, and encompasses approximately 8.43 hectares of land near the town centre. The plan proposes the development of 61 new residential dwellings, which will be a mix of medium-density housing options such as duplexes and row housing to provide choice and diversity in the housing market.