Land Use Bylaw 18/2024
Land Use Bylaw 18/2024 is a document adopted by City Council in October 2024 to manage development within the city limits.
The Land Use Bylaw covers a wide range of development regulations, including:
- Establishing the process for development permits, redistricting (rezoning), and text amendments;
- Classifying land use districts (zones) and determining minimum development standards for each of these districts;
- Determining the appropriate permitted and discretionary uses for each land use district; and
- Regulating the size, placement, and use of buildings and land.
Identify your Land Use District
To determine what land use district applies to your property, you will first need to locate your property on the Land Use Bylaw Districting Map. The Land Use District map classifies development across St. Albert. You can search the map by address, neighbourhood, or Land Use District.
Permitted Uses by District
The Listed Uses by District Matrix shows permitted and discretionary land uses for all districts. The matrix should be used only as a reference, as the official Land Use Bylaw 18/2024 document is frequently amended, and it should be used to verify all regulations.
Last edited: November 26, 2025