Help refine Leduc’s latest draft Land Use Bylaw The City of Leduc is refining its Land Use Bylaw, which helps guide how land and buildings are used and developed across the city. Community feedback so far shows residents want thoughtful, balanced growth with emphasis on more housing options, especially in growing areas, while also carefully integrating new housing types in established neighbourhoods to fit the existing neighbourhood scale and context. Your feedback will help shape the next draft before it is presented for public hearing and Council consideration. This round of feedback will focus on how the refined Land Use Bylaw achieves what the City set out to accomplish. The project’s original goals included making the bylaw easier to understand and use, removing unnecessary barriers, supporting housing choice and appropriate growth, providing greater flexibility (where appropriate), and supporting complete and adaptable communities. Get involved and: See how feedback from earlier engagement has influenced the draft. Learn about the key changes proposed in the refined Land Use Bylaw. Explore the Housing Design Catalogue and how it is intended to support more housing options in Leduc. Tell us what you think and identify and remaining questions or considerations before the Land Use Bylaw is finalized. A full draft version of the renewed Land Use Bylaw and a preview of the Housing Design Catalogue will be posted the week of Sept. 21, 2026. The Housing Design Catalogue is a design tool for homeowners, builders and developers to support housing development. Drop in at any time during the session. Learn what has changed, ask questions and share your feedback. This event is kid-friendly, bring your future city builders to spark their imagination! Juice, snacks, and Lego play area available.
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The FCSS Board meets every fourth Tuesday of the month (except for July and August). Meetings are open to the public to attend. Individuals interested in attending must register their attendance before 12 p.m. on the day of the meeting by phoning (780)-980-7109 .
The FCSS Board meets every fourth Tuesday of the month (except for July and August). Meetings are open to the public to attend. Individuals interested in attending must register their attendance before 12 p.m. on the day of the meeting by phoning (780)-980-7109 .
We want your input on what the new Leduc Skate Park is going to look like. Learn about the development process and give us your input about features you’d like to see at the new skate park. When: Thursday, Oct. 8 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Where: Leduc Recreation Centre, LPH Room The workshop will consist of: An overview of the redevelopment project and what your feedback will help guide “Skateparks 101,” a case study showcasing modern skate parks and providing examples of what could be incorporated in the new park A design input session where you will have the opportunity to share your thoughts on the design possibilities Registration is not required to participate in the workshop. For more information email communitydevelopment@leduc.ca
The Winter Art Walk Makers Market celebrates local creativity and craftsmanship, featuring a variety of artists, artisans, and makers showcasing their unique handmade products. Visitors can browse one-of-a-kind artwork, gifts, home décor, and specialty items while supporting local businesses and creators.
