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IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
BYLAW NO. 2036-22
BEING a bylaw of the County of Newell in the Province of Alberta, to amend Bylaw No. 2016-21, being the
Land Use Bylaw;
WHEREAS the Council of the County of Newell is in receipt of an application for a Land Use Bylaw
Amendment to redesignate lands within the municipality as shown on the map in Schedule 'A' attached
hereto and legally described as:
PORTIONS OF THE SW 17-18-14-W4, SE 17-18-14-W4 AND PLAN 9311870, BLOCK 1
AND WHEREAS the purpose of proposed Bylaw No. 2036-22 is to redesignate portions of the above -noted
lands from "A-GEN Agricultural, General District" to "DC Direct Control District" to accommodate a
shooting range and to establish the uses and rules for the Direct Control District pertaining to the above -
described land and said uses and rules are described in Schedule "B" attached hereto.
AND WHEREAS the municipality must prepare an amending bylaw and provide for its consideration at a
public hearing.
NOW THEREFORE, under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act,
Statutes of Alberta, Chapter M-26, 2000, as amended, the Council of the County of Newell in the Province
of Alberta duly assembled does hereby enact the following:
1. Lands, illustrated on the map in Schedule 'A' and legally described above shall be redesignated.
2. The Land Use District Map shall be amended to reflect this redesignation.
3. Bylaw No. 2016-22 is hereby amended and consolidated.
4. This bylaw shall come into effect upon third and final reading hereof.
July 21, 2022 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR NEIL JOHNSON that Bylaw 2036-22 receive
FIRST reading.
MOTION CARRIED
August 11, 2022 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR KELLY CHRISTMAN that Bylaw 2036-22 receive
SECOND reading.
MOTION CARRIED
August 11, 2022 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR HOLLY JOHNSON that Bylaw 2036-22 receive
THIRD and FINAL reading.
MOTION CARRIED
keii�ve — Arno Doerksen Chief Adminisiratiwe Officer — Matt Fenske
LAND USE AMENDMENT SCHEDULE 'A'
NW 17-18-14W4 NE 17-18-14W4
SE 17-18-14W4
SW 17-18-14W4
Plan 9311870, Block 1
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180 360 Meters
CHANGE FROM: AGRICULTURE - GENERAL DISTRICT
CHANGE TO: DIRECT CONTROL DISTRICT
LEGAL LAND LOCATION: PTS. OF THE SW 17-18-14-W4,
SE 17-18-14-W4, PLAN 9311870, BLOCK 1
DATE: JULY 21, 2022
FILE NUMBER: 22-LUA-006
BYLAW NUMBER: 2036-22
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Bylaw 2036-22 Schedule ‘B’
PURPOSE: To allow for the development of a shooting range.
LOCATION: Portions of the SW 17-18-14-W4, SE 17-18-14-W4 and PLAN 9311870, BLOCK 1 (See
schedule A to Bylaw 2036-22)
PERMITTED USES: DISCRETIONARY USES:
Accessory Building/Structure ≤140 m2 Accessory Building/Structure >140 m2
Office Addition
Shipping Container
Shooting Range
Small Wind Energy System
Solar Panels (Freestanding)
Solar Panels (Wall Mounted)
Those uses, not otherwise defined in the Bylaw, which in the opinion of the Development Authority are
similar to the Permitted or Discretionary Uses and conform to the purpose of this District.
MINIMUM SETBACKS:
PRINCIPAL AND ACCESSORY BUILDINGS
Front Yard Side Yard Rear Yard
30.0 m from County Roads 30.0 m from County Roads 30.0 m from County Roads
Determined by AT for Highway Determined by AT for Highway Determined by AT for Highway
30.0 from other parcels 30.0 from other parcels
MAXIMUM SITE COVERAGE: 50%
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
a) In determining an application for Development Permit approval, the Development Authority
shall consider:
i. the potential nuisance effect the Development may have on nearby properties;
ii. proximity to environmentally significant areas, designated natural areas, animal and bird
habitats, and migratory bird sanctuaries;
iii. the design of the Development including, but not limited to, setbacks, sound
attenuation walls, trenches, berms, partial enclosures, direction of fire, and similar
design features;
iv. the effect in which the surrounding landforms influence the manner in which sound
carries
b) The Development Authority may require the applicant to submit:
i. a report or evidence that the proposed range will conform to the Firearms Act, Shooting
Clubs and Shooting Ranges regulations, or other relevant legislation;
ii. an area plan that identifies lands within a 3 km radius illustrating land uses, existing
buildings, and any other information deemed necessary by the Development Authority;
iii. Any information deemed necessary by the development Authority.