Alberta Regulation 17/2019

Oil and Gas Conservation Act

OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION (ORPHAN FUND LEVY)

RULES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 6, 2019

For information only: Made by the Alberta Energy Regulator on December 6, 2018

pursuant to

section 73 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act.

1 The Oil and Gas Conservation Rules (AR 151/71) are

amended by this Regulation.

Section 16.530(1) is amended

(

a) by striking out "2018-2019 fiscal year" and

substituting "2019-2020 fiscal year";

(

b) by striking out "$45 000 000" and substituting

"$60 000 000";

(

c) by striking out "April 7, 2018" wherever it occurs and

substituting "April 6, 2019".

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Alberta Regulation 18/2019

Municipal Government Act

CITY OF CALGARY CHARTER, 2018 AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 036/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 141.3 of the Municipal Government Act.

1 The City of Calgary Charter, 2018 Regulation

(AR 40/2018) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after subsection (5):

(5.1) Section 241(

e) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(e) "debt limit" means the debt limit of the City;

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (7):

(7.1) The following is added after

section 244:

Debt limit and debt servicing policies

244.1(1) The council of the City must obtain an external

credit rating and then establish a debt limit policy and a debt

servicing policy.

(2) Before establishing a debt limit policy and a debt

servicing policy under subsection (1), the council must hold a

public hearing with respect to those policies in accordance

with

section 230 after giving notice of it in accordance with

section 606.

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (22):

(22.1) Section 396(4) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(4) If a sufficient petition objecting to the local improvement

is not filed with the chief administrative officer within 30

days from sending the notices under subsection (1), the

council may undertake the local improvement and impose the

local improvement tax at any time in the 5 years following

the sending of the notices.

(22.2) Section 396(5) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(5) When a council is authorized under subsection (4) to

undertake a local improvement and

(

a) the project has not been started, or

(

b) the project has been started but is not complete,

the council may impose the local improvement tax for 2

years, after which the tax must not be imposed until the local

improvement has been completed or is operational.

(

d) by adding the following after subsection (28):

(28.1) The following is added before

section 607 of the

Act:

Modification of requirements for advertising

606.2(1) Subject to this section, the City may by bylaw

modify any or all of the advertising requirements set out in

sections 421(1), 436.12(1) and 534(2).

(2) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section 421(1),

the reference in

section 421(4) to "the advertisement referred

to in subsection (1)(a)" is to be read as a reference to "the

advertisement referred to in the bylaw".

(3) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section

436.12(1), the reference in

section 436.12(3) to "the

advertisement referred to in subsection (1)" is to be read as a

reference to "the advertisement referred to in the bylaw".

(4) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section 534(2),

the bylaw must provide that every owner of land that abuts

the land on which the public work or structure is situated be

provided a notice that

(

a) identifies the public work or structure,

(

b) gives the date of completion, and

(

c) states that claims for compensation under this

section must be received within 60 days after the

notice is published in accordance with the bylaw.

(28.2) Subsection (29) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(29) The following is added after

section 608 of the

Act:

Bylaws for sending certain documents electronically

608.1(1) Despite

section 608, the council may by bylaw

establish a process for sending assessment notices, tax

notices and other notices, documents and information

under

Part 9, 10 or 11 or the regulations under

Part 9, 10

or 11 by electronic means.

(2) The council may by bylaw establish a process for

sending forms of notice under

section 156(8) or (8.1) of

the School Act by electronic means.

(3) Before making a bylaw under this section, the

council must be satisfied that the proposed bylaw

includes appropriate measures to ensure the security and

confidentiality of the documents and information being

sent.

(4) Before making a bylaw under this section, the

council must give notice of the proposed bylaw in a

manner council considers is likely to bring the proposed

bylaw to the attention of substantially all persons that

would be affected by it.

(5) A bylaw under subsection (1) or (2) must provide for

a method by which persons may opt to receive the notice,

document or information by electronic means.

(6) The sending by electronic means of any notice,

document or information referred to in subsection (1) or

(2) is valid only if the person has opted under the bylaw

to receive it by those means.

(

e) by adding the following after subsection (29):

(29.1) The following is added before

section 609 of the

Act:

Electronic notice

608.2 Despite sections 608 and 692, the council may by

bylaw

(

a) establish a process for giving notice of a proposed

bylaw under

section 692(1)(

f) by electronic means

where the proposed amendment to the statutory

plan or land use bylaw would affect more than 500

parcels of land, and

(

b) specify the information that must be included in

the notice.

(

f) by repealing subsection (31) and substituting the

following:

(31) In

section 616 of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after clause (h):

(h.01) "inclusionary housing" means the provision of

dwelling units or land, or money in place of

dwelling units or land, for the purpose of

affordable housing as a condition of subdivision

approval or of being issued a development permit;

(

b) clause (h.1) does not apply to the City;

(

c) the following is added after clause (j):

(j.01) "joint use and planning agreement" means an

agreement under

section 670.01;

(

d) clause (j.1) does not apply to the City;

(

e) clause (dd) is to be read as follows:

(dd) "statutory plan" means

(

i) an intermunicipal development plan,

(ii) a municipal development plan,

(iii) an area structure plan,

(iv) an area redevelopment plan, and

(

v) an additional statutory plan under

section

635.1

adopted by the City under Division 4;

(

g) in subsection (35) by adding the following after

clause (b):

(

c) in subsection (4)

(

i) the following is added after clause (r):

(r.1) inclusionary housing;

(ii) clause (

s) does not apply to the City;

(

d) the following is added after subsection (4):

(4.1) A land use bylaw that provides for inclusionary

housing must include provisions

(

a) respecting the circumstances in which inclusionary

housing may be required to be provided as a

condition of subdivision approval or a

development permit,

(

b) respecting the circumstances in which inclusionary

housing must or may be required to be provided in

the form of money in place of land or dwelling

units,

(

c) respecting the number of dwelling units, the

amount of land or the amount of money in place of

dwelling units or land that may be required to be

provided as inclusionary housing,

(

d) respecting the offsets, if any, that the City must or

may provide to an applicant that provides

inclusionary housing in the form of dwelling units

or land,

(

e) respecting the purposes for which inclusionary

housing provided in the form of money may be

used,

(

f) respecting the ownership of inclusionary housing

provided in the form of dwelling units or land and

the circumstances, if any, in which the dwelling

units or land may be sold,

(

g) defining "affordable housing" for the purposes of

the land use bylaw and

section 616(h.01),

(

h) respecting the use and management by the City of

dwelling units, land and money provided as

inclusionary housing and for the operation of

affordable housing the City provides by using the

dwelling units, land or money, including

provisions respecting the extent, if any, to which

the City may delegate the responsibility for the

use, management and operation and respecting the

persons, if any, to whom the responsibility may be

delegated,

(

i) respecting the minimum period, if any, during

which dwelling units or land provided as

inclusionary housing or acquired by using money

provided as inclusionary housing must be used to

provide affordable housing,

(

j) respecting requirements for the council to report to

the public annually for the receipt and use of all

inclusionary housing received since the last report

or the coming into force of this section, whichever

is later, and

(

k) respecting any other matter the council considers

necessary.

(4.2) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing to be required as a condition of subdivision

approval or a development permit if the applicant is a

management body under the Alberta Housing Act or is

acting on behalf of the Crown in right of Alberta or

Canada.

(4.3) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing to be required as a condition of a development

permit where inclusionary housing was provided to meet a

condition of subdivision approval for the same parcel of

land or any portion of it, unless the development permit

changes the density or intensity of use of the land or

portion.

(4.4) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing, or any proceeds from the disposal of inclusionary

housing, to be used for any purpose other than the

provision of affordable housing as defined in the bylaw.

(

h) by adding the following after subsection (35):

(35.1) Subject to subsection (35.2),

section 648 of the

Act is to be read as follows:

Off-site levy

648(1) The council for the City may by bylaw

(

a) provide for the imposition and payment of a levy,

to be known as an off-site levy, in respect of land

that is to be subdivided, developed or redeveloped,

(

b) define the infrastructure for which an off-site levy

will be imposed,

(

c) establish the method that will be used to determine

the degree that the land that is to be subdivided,

developed or redeveloped benefits from each type

of infrastructure identified, and

(

d) authorize the collection of an off-site levy as a

condition of

(

i) a subdivision approval,

(ii) a development permit, or

(iii) a development agreement.

(2) A bylaw may not impose an off-site levy on land owned

by a school board that is to be developed for a school

building project within the meaning of the School Act.

(3) An off-site levy under this

section may only be used to

pay

(

a) the capital cost of the infrastructure forming the

subject of the off-site levy,

(

b) the capital cost of the land required for or in

connection with the infrastructure, and

(

c) the interest cost of borrowing to finance the capital

costs in subsections (

a) and (b), if any.

(4) An off-site levy under this Part may be collected only

once for each purpose that is the subject of a development

permit or subdivision application.

(5) Despite subsection (4), an off-site levy may be collected

more than once for each purpose that is the subject of a

development permit or subdivision application for an

intensification of use or in an area defined in an area

redevelopment plan for the incremental burden, as defined by

the City by bylaw, imposed on existing infrastructure for

which an off-site levy was previously imposed.

(6) If an off-site levy is collected under subsection (5), a

redevelopment levy under

section 647 may not be collected

for the same purpose.

(7) Nothing in this

section prohibits the collection of an

off-site levy in instalments or otherwise over time.

(8) An off-site levy collected under this section, and any

interest earned from the investment of the levy,

(

a) must be accounted for separately for each type of

infrastructure authorized by bylaw under

subsection (1) and any land required in connection

with that type of infrastructure, and

(

b) must be used only for the specific purpose

authorized by the bylaw referred to in subsection

(1).

(9) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into force

of this section, a fee or other charge was imposed on a

developer by the City pursuant to a bylaw or resolution, a

condition of a subdivision approval, a condition of a

development permit or under a development agreement

entered into between the City and the developer, that fee or

charge is deemed

(

a) to have been imposed under a bylaw authorized in

subsection (1), and

(

b) to have been validly imposed and collected

effective from the date the fee or charge was

imposed.

(10) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into

force of this section, a fee or other charge was imposed on a

developer by the City pursuant to a development agreement

entered into by the developer and the City for one or more

purposes described in subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section 648,

as it applied to the City before this

section came into force,

that fee or charge is deemed

(

a) to have been imposed pursuant to a bylaw under

this section, and

(

b) to have been validly imposed and collected

effective from the date the fee or charge was

imposed.

(11) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into force

of this subsection, a bylaw was made that purported to impose

a fee or other charge on a developer for a purpose described in

subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section 648, as it applied to the City

before this

section came into force,

(

a) that bylaw is deemed to have been valid and enforceable

to the extent that it imposed a fee or charge for a

purpose described in subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section

648, as it read before this

section came into force, and

(

b) any fee or charge imposed pursuant to the bylaw before

the coming into force of this subsection is deemed to

have been validly imposed and collected effective from

the date the fee or charge was imposed.

(12) The council of the City must, on or before December

31, 2019, amend Bylaw 2M2016 to include as an off-site

levy the Community Services Charges as outlined in

Schedule C to Bylaw 2M2016.

(13) Sections 230, 606, 606.1 and 648.001 and

section 9 of

the City of Calgary Charter, 2018 Regulation (AR 40/2018)

do not apply when the City amends Bylaw 2M2016 to

include as an off-site levy the Community Services Charges

as outlined in

Schedule C to Bylaw 2M2016.

(35.2) Subsection (35.1) does not apply in respect of an

intermunicipal off-site levy provided for by the City of

Calgary and any other municipality under

section

648.01 of the Act.

(35.3) The following is added after

section 648 of the

Act:

Consultation

648.001(1) In this section, "stakeholder" means any person

that will be required to pay an off-site levy when the bylaw is

passed, or any other person the City considers is affected.

(2) The City must consult in good faith with stakeholders

prior to making a final determination on defining and

addressing existing and future infrastructure requirements.

(3) The City must consult in good faith with stakeholders

when determining the methodology on which to base an

off-site levy.

(4) Prior to passing or amending a bylaw imposing an

off-site levy, the City must consult in good faith on the

calculation of the off-site levy with stakeholders in the

benefitting area where the off-site levy will apply.

(5) During consultation under subsections (2), (3) and (4),

the City must make available to stakeholders on request any

assumptions, data or calculations used to determine the

off-site levy.

Annual report

648.002(1) The City must provide full and open disclosure

of all the off-site levy costs and payments.

(2) The City must report on the off-site levy annually and

include in the report the details of all off-site levies received

and utilized for each type of infrastructure within each

benefitting area.

(3) Any report referred to in subsection (2) must be in

writing and be publicly available in its entirety.

(35.4) Section 648.1 of the Act does not apply to the

City.

(35.5) In

section 650(1) of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after clause (f):

(f.1) to provide for inclusionary housing in accordance

with the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (

g) does not apply to the City.

(

i) by adding the following after subsection (36):

(36.1) In

section 655(1)(

b) of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after subclause (vi);

(vi.1) to provide for inclusionary housing in accordance

with the land use bylaw;

(

b) subclause (vii) does not apply to the City.

(

j) by adding the following after subsection (37):

(37.1) The following is added after

section 670 of the

Act:

Joint use and planning agreements

670.01(1) Where on the coming into force of this

section a

school board is operating within the municipal boundaries of

the City, the City must, within 3 years after this

section

comes into force, enter into an agreement under this

section

with the school board.

(2) Where after the coming into force of this

section a school

board commences operating within the municipal boundaries

of the City, the City must, within 3 years after the school

board commences operating in the City, enter into an

agreement under this

section with the school board.

(3) An agreement under this

section must be in writing and

must contain provisions

(

a) establishing a process for discussing matters

relating to

(

i) the planning, development and use of school

sites on municipal reserves, school reserves

and municipal and school reserves in the

municipality,

(ii) transfers under

section 672 or 673 of

municipal reserves, school reserves and

municipal and school reserves in the

municipality,

(iii) disposal of school sites,

(iv) the use of municipal reserves, school reserves

and municipal and school reserves for a

purpose referred to in subsection (4),

(

v) the servicing of school sites on municipal

reserves, school reserves and municipal and

school reserves in the municipality, and

(vi) the use of school facilities, municipal

facilities and playing fields on municipal

reserves, school reserves and municipal and

school reserves in the municipality, including

matters relating to the maintenance of the

facilities and fields and the payment of fees

and other liabilities associated with them,

(

b) respecting how the municipality and the school

board will work collaboratively,

(

c) establishing a process for resolving disputes, and

(

d) establishing a time frame for regular review of the

agreement,

and may, subject to this Act, the regulations, the School Act

and the regulations under that Act, contain any other

provisions the parties consider necessary or advisable.

(4) A joint use and planning agreement may contain

provisions providing for uses of municipal reserves that are

or have been in use for school board purposes, school

reserves and municipal and school reserves that the parties

agree provide a public benefit that is compatible with school

board purposes.

(5) A joint use and planning agreement may be amended

from time to time as the parties consider necessary or

advisable.

(6) In this section, "school site" includes the land in which a

school board has an interest as a registered owner and any

buildings or other improvements located on the land.

(37.2) Section 670.1 of the Act does not apply to the

City.

(37.3) The following is added after

section 671(2)(

d) of

the Act:

(

e) a purpose provided for under

section 670.01(4) in a

joint use and planning agreement.

(37.4) In

section 672 of the Act,

(a) subsection (3) is to be read as follows:

(3) Despite subsection (2), the City may by bylaw require

the whole or any portion of the school reserve, municipal

and school reserve or municipal reserve referred to in

subsection (1) to be designated as community services

reserve, in which case the Registrar must, on receipt of a

copy of the bylaw and, where only a portion of the school

reserve, municipal and school reserve or municipal reserve

or portion is to be designated as community services

reserve, a survey plan on which the portion is outlined,

(

a) issue a new certificate of title for the reserve land

or portion with the designation of community

services reserve, which must be identified by a

number suffixed by the letters "CSR", and

(

b) issue a new certificate of title for the remaining

land, if any, with the designation of municipal

reserve, which must be identified in accordance

with

section 665(2)(a).

(b) subsection (5) does not apply to the City;

(37.5) In

section 680 of the Act, in subsection (2)

(

a) the following is added after clause (a.1):

(a.11) must comply with the inclusionary housing

provisions, if any, of the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (a.2) does not apply to the City;

(37.6) In

section 687 of the Act, in subsection (3)

(

a) the following is added after clause (a):

(a.001) must comply with the inclusionary housing

provisions, if any, of the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (a.01) does not apply to the City;

(

k) by repealing subsection (38) and substituting the

following:

(38) In

section 692 of the Act

(

a) in subsection (1), the following is added after

clause (d):

(d.1) a proposed bylaw to adopt an additional statutory

plan under

section 635.1,

(

b) the following is added after subsection (5):

(5.1) Where an amendment to a land use bylaw to change

the district designation of a parcel of land would affect

more than 500 parcels of land, subsection (4) does not

apply but

(

a) the City must give written notice to the assessed

owner of every parcel of land for which the district

designation would be changed,

(

b) the notice must contain the information described

section 606(6), and

(

c) if the notice does not contain the information

described in subsection (4)(

a) it must indicate

where that information may be obtained.

(5.2) The City may make the information referred to in

subsection (5.1)(

c) available on its website or by any other

method that the City considers likely to bring the

information to the attention of substantially all owners of

affected parcels of land.

(

c) the following is added after subsection (6):

(6.01) Despite subsection (1), but subject to subsection (5),

a bylaw referred to in subsection (1)(

f) may be amended

without giving notice in accordance with

section 606 if

notice of the proposed amendment is given in accordance

with a bylaw under

section 608.2.

(

l) by adding the following after subsection (38):

(38.1) Section 694(1)(

j) does not apply to the City.

Section 5 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after subsection (2):

(2.1) The City of Calgary Debt Service Limit Exception

Regulation (AR 165/2011) does not apply to the City.

(2.2) The Debt Limit Regulation (AR 255/2000) does not

apply to the City.

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (3):

(3.1) In the Off-site Levies Regulation (AR 187/2017),

the following is added after

section 1:

Application to City

1.1(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Regulation

does not apply to the City of Calgary.

(2) Where any infrastructure that is defined by the City of

Calgary in a bylaw made under

section 648 of the Act

includes infrastructure or land required to connect or improve

the connection of a municipal road to a provincial highway,

sections 3(5) and 3.1 continue to apply to the City.

(3) This Regulation applies to the City of Calgary in respect

of an intermunicipal off-site levy provided for by the City of

Calgary and any other municipality under

section 648.01 of

the Act.

Section 7(3) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(3) In the School Act,

(

a) in

section 1(1),

(

i) the following is added after clause (n.1):

(n.11) "joint use and planning agreement" means an

agreement referred to in

section 62.01;

(ii) clause (n.2) does not apply to the City;

(

b) the following is added after

section 62:

Joint use and planning agreements

62.01(1) In this section, "municipal reserve", "municipal and

school reserve" and "school reserve" have the meanings given

to them in

section 616 of the Municipal Government Act.

(2) Where on the coming into force of this

section a board is

operating within the municipal boundaries of the City, the

board must, within 3 years after this

section comes into force,

or if the Minister extends that period under subsection (4),

within the extended period, enter into an agreement under

section 670.01 of the Municipal Government Act with the City.

(3) Where after the coming into force of this

section a board

commences operating within the municipal boundaries of the

City, the board must, within 3 years after it commences

operating in the City, or if the Minister extends that period

under subsection (4), within the extended period, enter into an

agreement under

section 670.01 of the Municipal Government

Act with the City.

(4) The Minister may extend the 3-year period under

subsection (2) or (3) in respect of all boards or one or more

specified boards.

(5) More than one board may be a party to an agreement

referred to in this section.

(6) An agreement may be amended from time to time as the

parties consider necessary or advisable.

(

c) section 62.1 does not apply to the City;

(d)

section 63(1) is to be read as follows:

Joint committees, etc.

63(1) If an agreement is entered into pursuant to

section

62(1)(a)(ii), 62.01 or 197, the board may appoint one or more

of its trustees to be members of a joint committee with persons

appointed by another board and, if appropriate, by a person or

municipality.

(

e) in

section 156, the following is added after

subsection (8):

(8.1) A form of notice required to be sent under subsection

(8)(

a) or (

b) may be sent in accordance with a bylaw under

section 608.1(2) of the Municipal Government Act.

(

f) section 197 is to be renumbered as

section 197(1)

and the following is added after subsection (1):

(2) Subject to the regulations, subsection (1) does not apply to

joint use and planning agreements.

(3) The Minister may make regulations respecting the extent to

which subsection (1) applies to joint use and planning

agreements.

5(1) In this section, "Charter Regulation" means the City of

Calgary Charter, 2018 Regulation (AR 40/2018).

(2) Sections 2(

a) and 3(

a) do not come into force until the

City has obtained an external credit rating and established

a debt limit policy and a debt servicing policy under

section

244.1 of the Act.

(3) Section 2(f), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(31)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 91(

d) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(4) Section 2(f), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(31)(

d) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 1(55) of

An Act to Strengthen

Municipal Government.

(5) Section 2(g), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(35)(c)(ii) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on

the coming into force of

section 100(

b) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(6) Section 2(h), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(35.5)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 106 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(7) Section 2(i), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(36.1)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 110 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(8) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section 4(37.2)

to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the coming

into force of

section 1(64) of

An Act to Strengthen Municipal

Government to extent that that Act adds the new

section

670.1 to the Municipal Government Act.

(9) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(37.5)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 123(

a) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(10) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(37.6)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 129 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(11) Section 2(

l) comes into force on the coming into force of

section 131(a)(iii) of the Modernized Municipal Government

Act.

(12) Section 4, to the extent it adds the new

section

7(3)(a)(ii) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 1(67) of

An Act to Strengthen

Municipal Government.

(13) Section 4, to the extent it adds the new

section 7(3)(

c) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the coming

into force of

section 1(67) of

An Act to Strengthen Municipal

Government.

--------------------------------

Alberta Regulation 19/2019

Municipal Government Act

CITY OF EDMONTON CHARTER, 2018 AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 037/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 141.3 of the Municipal Government Act.

1 The City of Edmonton Charter, 2018 Regulation

(AR 39/2018) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after subsection (5):

(5.1) Section 241(

e) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(e) "debt limit" means the debt limit of the City;

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (7):

(7.1) The following is added after

section 244:

Debt limit and debt servicing policies

244.1(1) The council of the City must obtain an external

credit rating and then establish a debt limit policy and a debt

servicing policy.

(2) Before establishing a debt limit policy and a debt

servicing policy under subsection (1), the council must hold a

public hearing with respect to those policies in accordance

with

section 230 after giving notice of it in accordance with

section 606.

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (22):

(22.1) Section 396(4) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(4) If a sufficient petition objecting to the local improvement

is not filed with the chief administrative officer within 30

days from sending the notices under subsection (1), the

council may undertake the local improvement and impose the

local improvement tax at any time in the 5 years following

the sending of the notices.

(22.2) Section 396(5) of the Act is to be read as follows:

(5) When a council is authorized under subsection (4) to

undertake a local improvement and

(

a) the project has not been started, or

(

b) the project has been started but is not complete,

the council may impose the local improvement tax for 2

years, after which the tax must not be imposed until the local

improvement has been completed or is operational.

(

d) by adding the following after subsection (28):

(28.1) The following is added before

section 607 of the

Act:

Modification of requirements for advertising

606.2(1) Subject to this section, the City may by bylaw

modify any or all of the advertising requirements set out in

sections 421(1), 436.12(1) and 534(2).

(2) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section 421(1),

the reference in

section 421(4) to "the advertisement referred

to in subsection (1)(a)" is to be read as a reference to "the

advertisement referred to in the bylaw".

(3) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section

436.12(1), the reference in

section 436.12(3) to "the

advertisement referred to in subsection (1)" is to be read as a

reference to "the advertisement referred to in the bylaw".

(4) If a bylaw under subsection (1) modifies

section 534(2),

the bylaw must provide that every owner of land that abuts

the land on which the public work or structure is situated be

provided a notice that

(

a) identifies the public work or structure,

(

b) gives the date of completion, and

(

c) states that claims for compensation under this

section must be received within 60 days after the

notice is published in accordance with the bylaw.

(28.2) Subsection (29) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(29) The following is added after

section 608 of the

Act:

Bylaws for sending certain documents electronically

608.1(1) Despite

section 608, the council may by bylaw

establish a process for sending assessment notices, tax

notices and other notices, documents and information

under

Part 9, 10 or 11 or the regulations under

Part 9, 10

or 11 by electronic means.

(2) The council may by bylaw establish a process for

sending forms of notice under

section 156(8) or (8.1) of

the School Act by electronic means.

(3) Before making a bylaw under this section, the

council must be satisfied that the proposed bylaw

includes appropriate measures to ensure the security and

confidentiality of the documents and information being

sent.

(4) Before making a bylaw under this section, the

council must give notice of the proposed bylaw in a

manner council considers is likely to bring the proposed

bylaw to the attention of substantially all persons that

would be affected by it.

(5) A bylaw under subsection (1) or (2) must provide for

a method by which persons may opt to receive the notice,

document or information by electronic means.

(6) The sending by electronic means of any notice,

document or information referred to in subsection (1) or

(2) is valid only if the person has opted under the bylaw

to receive it by those means.

(

e) by adding the following after subsection (29):

(29.1) The following is added before

section 609 of the

Act:

Electronic notice

608.2 Despite sections 608 and 692, the council may by

bylaw

(

a) establish a process for giving notice of a proposed

bylaw under

section 692(1)(

f) by electronic means

where the proposed amendment to the statutory

plan or land use bylaw would affect more than 500

parcels of land, and

(

b) specify the information that must be included in

the notice.

(

f) by repealing subsection (31) and substituting the

following:

(31) In

section 616 of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after clause (h):

(h.01) "inclusionary housing" means the provision of

dwelling units or land, or money in place of

dwelling units or land, for the purpose of

affordable housing as a condition of subdivision

approval or of being issued a development permit;

(

b) clause (h.1) does not apply to the City;

(

c) the following is added after clause (j):

(j.01) "joint use and planning agreement" means an

agreement under

section 670.01;

(

d) clause (j.1) does not apply to the City;

(

e) clause (dd) is to be read as follows:

(dd) "statutory plan" means

(

i) an intermunicipal development plan,

(ii) a municipal development plan,

(iii) an area structure plan,

(iv) an area redevelopment plan, and

(

v) an additional statutory plan under

section

635.1

adopted by the City under Division 4;

(

g) in subsection (35) by adding the following after

clause (b):

(

c) in subsection (4)

(

i) the following is added after clause (r):

(r.1) inclusionary housing;

(ii) clause (

s) does not apply to the City;

(

d) the following is added after subsection (4):

(4.1) A land use bylaw that provides for inclusionary

housing must include provisions

(

a) respecting the circumstances in which inclusionary

housing may be required to be provided as a

condition of subdivision approval or a

development permit,

(

b) respecting the circumstances in which inclusionary

housing must or may be required to be provided in

the form of money in place of land or dwelling

units,

(

c) respecting the number of dwelling units, the

amount of land or the amount of money in place of

dwelling units or land that may be required to be

provided as inclusionary housing,

(

d) respecting the offsets, if any, that the City must or

may provide to an applicant that provides

inclusionary housing in the form of dwelling units

or land,

(

e) respecting the purposes for which inclusionary

housing provided in the form of money may be

used,

(

f) respecting the ownership of inclusionary housing

provided in the form of dwelling units or land and

the circumstances, if any, in which the dwelling

units or land may be sold,

(

g) defining "affordable housing" for the purposes of

the land use bylaw and

section 616(h.01),

(

h) respecting the use and management by the City of

dwelling units, land and money provided as

inclusionary housing and for the operation of

affordable housing the City provides by using the

dwelling units, land or money, including

provisions respecting the extent, if any, to which

the City may delegate the responsibility for the

use, management and operation and respecting the

persons, if any, to whom the responsibility may be

delegated,

(

i) respecting the minimum period, if any, during

which dwelling units or land provided as

inclusionary housing or acquired by using money

provided as inclusionary housing must be used to

provide affordable housing,

(

j) respecting requirements for the council to report to

the public annually for the receipt and use of all

inclusionary housing received since the last report

or the coming into force of this section, whichever

is later, and

(

k) respecting any other matter the council considers

necessary.

(4.2) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing to be required as a condition of subdivision

approval or a development permit if the applicant is a

management body under the Alberta Housing Act or is

acting on behalf of the Crown in right of Alberta or

Canada.

(4.3) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing to be required as a condition of a development

permit where inclusionary housing was provided to meet a

condition of subdivision approval for the same parcel of

land or any portion of it, unless the development permit

changes the density or intensity of use of the land or

portion.

(4.4) A land use bylaw must not allow inclusionary

housing, or any proceeds from the disposal of inclusionary

housing, to be used for any purpose other than the

provision of affordable housing as defined in the bylaw.

(

h) by adding the following after subsection (35):

(35.1) Subject to subsection (35.2),

section 648 of the

Act is to be read as follows:

Off-site levy

648(1) The council for the City may by bylaw

(

a) provide for the imposition and payment of a levy,

to be known as an off-site levy, in respect of land

that is to be subdivided, developed or redeveloped,

(

b) define the infrastructure for which an off-site levy

will be imposed,

(

c) establish the method that will be used to determine

the degree that the land that is to be subdivided,

developed or redeveloped benefits from each type

of infrastructure identified, and

(

d) authorize the collection of an off-site levy as a

condition of

(

i) a subdivision approval,

(ii) a development permit, or

(iii) a development agreement.

(2) A bylaw may not impose an off-site levy on land owned

by a school board that is to be developed for a school

building project within the meaning of the School Act.

(3) An off-site levy under this

section may only be used to

pay

(

a) the capital cost of the infrastructure forming the

subject of the off-site levy,

(

b) the capital cost of the land required for or in

connection with the infrastructure, and

(

c) the interest cost of borrowing to finance the capital

costs in subsections (

a) and (b), if any.

(4) An off-site levy under this Part may be collected only

once for each purpose that is the subject of a development

permit or subdivision application.

(5) Despite subsection (4), an off-site levy may be collected

more than once for each purpose that is the subject of a

development permit or subdivision application for an

intensification of use or in an area defined in an area

redevelopment plan for the incremental burden, as defined by

the City by bylaw, imposed on existing infrastructure for

which an off-site levy was previously imposed.

(6) If an off-site levy is collected under subsection (5), a

redevelopment levy under

section 647 may not be collected

for the same purpose.

(7) Nothing in this

section prohibits the collection of an

off-site levy in instalments or otherwise over time.

(8) An off-site levy collected under this section, and any

interest earned from the investment of the levy,

(

a) must be accounted for separately for each type of

infrastructure authorized by bylaw under

subsection (1) and any land required in connection

with that type of infrastructure, and

(

b) must be used only for the specific purpose

authorized by the bylaw referred to in subsection

(1).

(9) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into force

of this section, a fee or other charge was imposed on a

developer by the City pursuant to a bylaw or resolution, a

condition of a subdivision approval, a condition of a

development permit or under a development agreement

entered into between the City and the developer, that fee or

charge is deemed

(

a) to have been imposed under a bylaw authorized in

subsection (1), and

(

b) to have been validly imposed and collected

effective from the date the fee or charge was

imposed.

(10) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into

force of this section, a fee or other charge was imposed on a

developer by the City pursuant to a development agreement

entered into by the developer and the City for one or more

purposes described in subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section 648,

as it applied to the City before this

section came into force,

that fee or charge is deemed

(

a) to have been imposed pursuant to a bylaw under

this section, and

(

b) to have been validly imposed and collected

effective from the date the fee or charge was

imposed.

(11) If, after January 1, 2018 and before the coming into force

of this subsection, a bylaw was made that purported to impose

a fee or other charge on a developer for a purpose described in

subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section 648, as it applied to the City

before this

section came into force,

(

a) that bylaw is deemed to have been valid and enforceable

to the extent that it imposed a fee or charge for a

purpose described in subsection (2) or (2.1) of

section

648, as it read before this

section came into force, and

(

b) any fee or charge imposed pursuant to the bylaw before

the coming into force of this subsection is deemed to

have been validly imposed and collected effective from

the date the fee or charge was imposed.

(35.2) Subsection (35.1) does not apply in respect of an

intermunicipal off-site levy provided for by the City of

Edmonton and any other municipality under

section

648.01 of the Act.

(35.3) The following is added after

section 648 of the

Act:

Consultation

648.001(1) In this section, "stakeholder" means any person

that will be required to pay an off-site levy when the bylaw is

passed, or any other person the City considers is affected.

(2) The City must consult in good faith with stakeholders

prior to making a final determination on defining and

addressing existing and future infrastructure requirements.

(3) The City must consult in good faith with stakeholders

when determining the methodology on which to base an

off-site levy.

(4) Prior to passing or amending a bylaw imposing an

off-site levy, the City must consult in good faith on the

calculation of the off-site levy with stakeholders in the

benefitting area where the off-site levy will apply.

(5) During consultation under subsections (2), (3) and (4),

the City must make available to stakeholders on request any

assumptions, data or calculations used to determine the

off-site levy.

Annual report

648.002(1) The City must provide full and open disclosure

of all the off-site levy costs and payments.

(2) The City must report on the off-site levy annually and

include in the report the details of all off-site levies received

and utilized for each type of infrastructure within each

benefitting area.

(3) Any report referred to in subsection (2) must be in

writing and be publicly available in its entirety.

(35.4) Section 648.1 of the Act does not apply to the

City.

(35.5) In

section 650(1) of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after clause (f):

(f.1) to provide for inclusionary housing in accordance

with the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (

g) does not apply to the City.

(

i) by adding the following after subsection (36):

(36.1) In

section 655(1)(

b) of the Act,

(

a) the following is added after subclause (vi);

(vi.1) to provide for inclusionary housing in accordance

with the land use bylaw;

(

b) subclause (vii) does not apply to the City.

(

j) by adding the following after subsection (37):

(37.1) The following is added after

section 670 of the

Act:

Joint use and planning agreements

670.01(1) Where on the coming into force of this

section a

school board is operating within the municipal boundaries of

the City, the City must, within 3 years after this

section

comes into force, enter into an agreement under this

section

with the school board.

(2) Where after the coming into force of this

section a school

board commences operating within the municipal boundaries

of the City, the City must, within 3 years after the school

board commences operating in the City, enter into an

agreement under this

section with the school board.

(3) An agreement under this

section must be in writing and

must contain provisions

(

a) establishing a process for discussing matters

relating to

(

i) the planning, development and use of school

sites on municipal reserves, school reserves

and municipal and school reserves in the

municipality,

(ii) transfers under

section 672 or 673 of

municipal reserves, school reserves and

municipal and school reserves in the

municipality,

(iii) disposal of school sites,

(iv) the use of municipal reserves, school reserves

and municipal and school reserves for a

purpose referred to in subsection (4),

(

v) the servicing of school sites on municipal

reserves, school reserves and municipal and

school reserves in the municipality, and

(vi) the use of school facilities, municipal

facilities and playing fields on municipal

reserves, school reserves and municipal and

school reserves in the municipality, including

matters relating to the maintenance of the

facilities and fields and the payment of fees

and other liabilities associated with them,

(

b) respecting how the municipality and the school

board will work collaboratively,

(

c) establishing a process for resolving disputes, and

(

d) establishing a time frame for regular review of the

agreement,

and may, subject to this Act, the regulations, the School Act

and the regulations under that Act, contain any other

provisions the parties consider necessary or advisable.

(4) A joint use and planning agreement may contain

provisions providing for uses of municipal reserves that are

or have been in use for school board purposes, school

reserves and municipal and school reserves that the parties

agree provide a public benefit that is compatible with school

board purposes.

(5) A joint use and planning agreement may be amended

from time to time as the parties consider necessary or

advisable.

(6) In this section, "school site" includes the land in which a

school board has an interest as a registered owner and any

buildings or other improvements located on the land.

(37.2) Section 670.1 of the Act does not apply to the

City.

(37.3) The following is added after

section 671(2)(

d) of

the Act:

(

e) a purpose provided for under

section 670.01(4) in a

joint use and planning agreement.

(37.4) In

section 672 of the Act,

(a) subsection (3) is to be read as follows:

(3) Despite subsection (2), the City may by bylaw require

the whole or any portion of the school reserve, municipal

and school reserve or municipal reserve referred to in

subsection (1) to be designated as community services

reserve, in which case the Registrar must, on receipt of a

copy of the bylaw and, where only a portion of the school

reserve, municipal and school reserve or municipal reserve

or portion is to be designated as community services

reserve, a survey plan on which the portion is outlined,

(

a) issue a new certificate of title for the reserve land

or portion with the designation of community

services reserve, which must be identified by a

number suffixed by the letters "CSR", and

(

b) issue a new certificate of title for the remaining

land, if any, with the designation of municipal

reserve, which must be identified in accordance

with

section 665(2)(a).

(b) subsection (5) does not apply to the City;

(37.5) In

section 680 of the Act, in subsection (2)

(

a) the following is added after clause (a.1):

(a.11) must comply with the inclusionary housing

provisions, if any, of the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (a.2) does not apply to the City;

(37.6) In

section 687 of the Act, in subsection (3)

(

a) the following is added after clause (a):

(a.001) must comply with the inclusionary housing

provisions, if any, of the land use bylaw;

(

b) clause (a.01) does not apply to the City;

(

k) by repealing subsection (38) and substituting the

following:

(38) In

section 692 of the Act

(

a) in subsection (1), the following is added after

clause (d):

(d.1) a proposed bylaw to adopt an additional statutory

plan under

section 635.1,

(

b) the following is added after subsection (5):

(5.1) Where an amendment to a land use bylaw to change

the district designation of a parcel of land would affect

more than 500 parcels of land, subsection (4) does not

apply but

(

a) the City must give written notice to the assessed

owner of every parcel of land for which the district

designation would be changed,

(

b) the notice must contain the information described

section 606(6), and

(

c) if the notice does not contain the information

described in subsection (4)(

a) it must indicate

where that information may be obtained.

(5.2) The City may make the information referred to in

subsection (5.1)(

c) available on its website or by any other

method that the City considers likely to bring the

information to the attention of substantially all owners of

affected parcels of land.

(

c) the following is added after subsection (6):

(6.01) Despite subsection (1), but subject to subsection (5),

a bylaw referred to in subsection (1)(

f) may be amended

without giving notice in accordance with

section 606 if

notice of the proposed amendment is given in accordance

with a bylaw under

section 608.2.

(

l) by adding the following after subsection (38):

(38.1) Section 694(1)(

j) does not apply to the City.

Section 5 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after subsection (2):

(2.1) The Debt Limit Regulation (AR 255/2000) does not

apply to the City.

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (3):

(3.1) In the Off-site Levies Regulation (AR 187/2017),

the following is added after

section 1:

Application to City

1.1(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Regulation

does not apply to the City of Edmonton.

(2) Where any infrastructure that is defined by the City of

Edmonton in a bylaw made under

section 648 of the Act

includes infrastructure or land required to connect or improve

the connection of a municipal road to a provincial highway,

sections 3(5) and 3.1 continue to apply to the City.

(3) This Regulation applies to the City of Edmonton in

respect of an intermunicipal off-site levy provided for by the

City of Edmonton and any other municipality under

section

648.01 of the Act.

Section 7(3) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(3) In the School Act,

(

a) in

section 1(1),

(

i) the following is added after clause (n.1):

(n.11) "joint use and planning agreement" means an

agreement referred to in

section 62.01;

(ii) clause (n.2) does not apply to the City;

(

b) the following is added after

section 62:

Joint use and planning agreements

62.01(1) In this section, "municipal reserve", "municipal and

school reserve" and "school reserve" have the meanings given

to them in

section 616 of the Municipal Government Act.

(2) Where on the coming into force of this

section a board is

operating within the municipal boundaries of the City, the

board must, within 3 years after this

section comes into force,

or if the Minister extends that period under subsection (4),

within the extended period, enter into an agreement under

section 670.01 of the Municipal Government Act with the City.

(3) Where after the coming into force of this

section a board

commences operating within the municipal boundaries of the

City, the board must, within 3 years after it commences

operating in the City, or if the Minister extends that period

under subsection (4), within the extended period, enter into an

agreement under

section 670.01 of the Municipal Government

Act with the City.

(4) The Minister may extend the 3-year period under

subsection (2) or (3) in respect of all boards or one or more

specified boards.

(5) More than one board may be a party to an agreement

referred to in this section.

(6) An agreement may be amended from time to time as the

parties consider necessary or advisable.

(

c) section 62.1 does not apply to the City;

(d)

section 63(1) is to be read as follows:

Joint committees, etc.

63(1) If an agreement is entered into pursuant to

section

62(1)(a)(ii), 62.01 or 197, the board may appoint one or more

of its trustees to be members of a joint committee with persons

appointed by another board and, if appropriate, by a person or

municipality.

(

e) in

section 156, the following is added after

subsection (8):

(8.1) A form of notice required to be sent under subsection

(8)(

a) or (

b) may be sent in accordance with a bylaw under

section 608.1(2) of the Municipal Government Act.

(

f) section 197 is to be renumbered as

section 197(1)

and the following is added after subsection (1):

(2) Subject to the regulations, subsection (1) does not apply to

joint use and planning agreements.

(3) The Minister may make regulations respecting the extent to

which subsection (1) applies to joint use and planning

agreements.

5(1) In this section, "Charter Regulation" means the City of

Edmonton Charter, 2018 Regulation (AR 39/2018).

(2) Sections 2(

a) and 3(

a) do not come into force until the

City has obtained an external credit rating and established

a debt limit policy and a debt servicing policy under

section

244.1 of the Act.

(3) Section 2(f), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(31)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 91(

d) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(4) Section 2(f), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(31)(

d) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 1(55) of

An Act to Strengthen

Municipal Government.

(5) Section 2(g), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(35)(c)(ii) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on

the coming into force of

section 100(

b) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(6) Section 2(h), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(35.5)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 106 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(7) Section 2(i), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(36.1)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 110 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(8) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section 4(37.2)

to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the coming

into force of

section 1(64) of

An Act to Strengthen Municipal

Government to extent that that Act adds the new

section

670.1 to the Municipal Government Act.

(9) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(37.5)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 123(

a) of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(10) Section 2(j), to the extent it adds the new

section

4(37.6)(

b) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 129 of the Modernized

Municipal Government Act.

(11) Section 2(

l) comes into force on the coming into force of

section 131(a)(iii) of the Modernized Municipal Government

Act.

(12) Section 4, to the extent it adds the new

section

7(3)(a)(ii) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the

coming into force of

section 1(67) of

An Act to Strengthen

Municipal Government.

(13) Section 4, to the extent it adds the new

section 7(3)(

c) to the Charter Regulation, comes into force on the coming

into force of

section 1(67) of

An Act to Strengthen Municipal

Government.

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Alberta Regulation 20/2019

Safety Codes Act

BUILDING CODE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 039/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Building Code Regulation (AR 31/2015) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

National Building Code - 2019 Alberta Edition

1(1) The National Building Code - 2019 Alberta Edition,

published by the National Research Council of Canada as

amended or replaced from time to time, is declared in force with

respect to buildings.

(

b) by repealing subsection (2).

Section 2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings 2017

2 The National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings 2017,

published by the National Research Council of Canada as amended

or replaced from time to time, is declared in force with respect to

buildings.

Section 4 is repealed.

Section 5 is repealed.

6 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2019.

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Alberta Regulation 21/2019

Safety Codes Act

FIRE CODE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 040/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Fire Code Regulation (AR 32/2015) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 1 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Code in force

1 The National Fire Code - 2019 Alberta Edition, published by the

National Research Council of Canada as amended or replaced from

time to time, is declared in force in respect of fire protection.

3 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2019.

Alberta Regulation 22/2019

Safety Codes Act

PERMIT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 041/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Permit Regulation (AR 204/2007) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1(1) is amended

(

a) in clause (

e) by striking out "Alberta Fire Code 2014"

and substituting "National Fire Code - 2019 Alberta

Edition";

(

b) by repealing clause (

p) and substituting the

following:

(p) "relocatable industrial accommodation" means a

building to which

Part 10 of the National Building

Code - 2019 Alberta Edition declared in force by the

Building Code Regulation (AR 31/2015) applies;

Section 6(1) and (2) are repealed and the following is

substituted:

Building permit

6(1) A permit in the building discipline is required for the

following:

(

a) the construction of a building, including the renovation of or

addition to a building;

(

b) a change in the occupancy classification of a building.

(2) A permit issuer may require a separate permit for specific parts

of the undertaking to which the relevant building code declared in

force under the Building Code Regulation (AR 31/2015) applies if

the specific parts involve a compulsory certification trade under the

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

4 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2019.

Alberta Regulation 23/2019

Safety Codes Act

PLUMBING CODE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 042/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Plumbing Code Regulation (AR 119/2007) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3) by striking out "Alberta Building

Code" and substituting "National Building Code - 2019

Alberta Edition,";

(

b) in subsection (4) by striking out "Alberta Fire Code"

and substituting "National Fire Code - 2019 Alberta

Edition,".

3 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2019.

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Alberta Regulation 24/2019

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

POTATO GROWERS OF ALBERTA PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 043/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 23 of the Marketing of Agricultural

Products Act.

1 The Potato Growers of Alberta Plan Regulation

(AR 291/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1(b.2) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(b.2) "auditor" means a professional accounting firm registered

under the Chartered Professional Accountants Act and

authorized to perform an audit engagement;

Section 10(f)(iii) is repealed.

Section 11.1 is repealed.

Section 39 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2019"

and substituting "March 31, 2024".

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Alberta Regulation 25/2019

Judicature Act

ALBERTA RULES OF COURT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 046/2019)

on February 12, 2019 pursuant to

section 28.1 of the Judicature Act.

1 The Alberta Rules of Court (AR 124/2010) are amended

by this Regulation.

Schedule A, Division 2 is amended

(

a) in Form FL-45 by striking out the following:

6. The following children are 18 years of age or over and need

child support because they are full-time students at the

following institutions: (attach proof of attendance)

Child Date of birth Institution

and substituting the following:

6. The following children are 18 years of age or over and need

child support because

[] they are full-time students at the following institutions:

(attach proof of attendance)

Child Date of birth Institution

[] of illness or disability detailed below:

Child Date of birth Illness or disability

[] of the reason(

s) detailed below:

Child Date of birth Reason(

s) for support

(

b) in Form FL-46 by striking out the following:

4. The following children are 18 years or over and need child

support because they are full-time students at the following

institutions: (attach proof of attendance)

Child Date of birth Institution

and substituting the following:

4. The following children are 18 years of age or over and need

child support because

[] they are full-time students at the following institutions:

(attach proof of attendance)

Child Date of birth Institution

[] of illness or disability detailed below:

Child Date of birth Illness or disability

[] of the reason(

s) detailed below:

Child Date of birth Reason(

s) for support

Alberta Regulation 26/2019

School Act

JOINT PROPERTY AGREEMENTS (CALGARY AND

EDMONTON) REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2019

For information only: Made by the Minister of Education (M.O. 005/2019) on

February 7, 2019 pursuant to

section 197 of the School Act as modified, pursuant to

section 141.5 of the Municipal Government Act, by

section 7(3)(

f) of the City of

Calgary Charter, 2018 Regulation and

section 7(3)(

f) of the City of Edmonton

Charter, 2018 Regulation.

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means

(

i) in respect of Calgary, the School Act as it reads with the

additions, replacements and other modifications made

section 7(3) of the City of Calgary Charter, 2018

Regulation (AR 40/2018);

(ii) in respect of Edmonton, the School Act as it reads with

the additions, replacements and other modifications

made by

section 7(3) of the City of Edmonton Charter,

2018 Regulation (AR 39/2018);

(b) "Calgary" means the City of Calgary;

(c) "Edmonton" means the City of Edmonton;

(d) "joint use and planning agreement" means an agreement

referred to in

section 62.01 of the Act.

Joint use and planning agreements with Calgary

Section 197(1) of the Act applies to a joint use and planning

agreement to which Calgary is a party, but the prior approval of the

Minister is required only with respect to any provisions for joint

ownership of a school building or other building referred to in that

section or of a public work.

Joint use and planning agreements with Edmonton

Section 197(1) of the Act applies to a joint use and planning

agreement to which Edmonton is a party, but the prior approval of the

Minister is required only with respect to any provisions for joint

ownership of a school building or other building referred to in that

section or of a public work.

Alberta Regulation 27/2019

Various Acts

HEALTH REGULATIONS (MINISTERIAL) (EXPIRY DATE

EXTENSION) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 15, 2019

For information only: Made by the Minister of Health (M.O. 36/2018) on November

22, 2018 pursuant to

section 14(a), (b), (

c) and (

d) of the Human Tissue and Organ

Donation Act,

section 66(2)(e), (f), (h), (

j) and (

k) of the Public Health Act,

section

108(2)(

a) of the Health Information Act and

section 17(a), (

b) and (

c) of the Alberta

Health Care Insurance Act.

1 The Human Tissue and Organ Donation Regulation

(AR 196/2009) is amended in

section 6 by striking out

"March 1, 2019" and substituting "March 1, 2024".

2 The Nuisance and General Sanitation Regulation

(AR 243/2003) is amended in

section 19 by striking out

"September 1, 2019" and substituting "September 1, 2021".

3 The Designation Regulation (AR 69/2001) is amended in

section 3 by striking out "November 30, 2019" and

substituting "November 30, 2021".

4 The Personal Services Regulation (AR 20/2003) is

amended in

section 10 by striking out "November 30, 2019"

and substituting "November 30, 2021".

5 The Public Swimming Pools Regulation (AR 204/2014) is

amended in

section 29 by striking out "November 30, 2019"

and substituting "November 30, 2024".

6 The Optometric Benefits Regulation (AR 202/2007) is

amended in

section 18 by striking out "September 30, 2019"

and substituting "September 30, 2022".

Alberta Regulation 28/2019

Emblems of Alberta Act

OFFICIAL EMBLEMS (MINISTERIAL) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 15, 2019

For information only: Made by the Minister of Culture and Tourism (M.O. 01/19) on

January 16, 2019 pursuant to

section 12 of the Emblems of Alberta Act.

1 The Official Emblems (Ministerial) Regulation

(AR 156/2013) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is repealed.