Feedback from engagement sessions on the City of Leduc’s draft Leduc Land Use Bylaw from March to May 2026 showed strong support for thoughtful, balanced growth of Leduc neighbourhoods. Developers, industry stakeholders, and residents took part in drop-in sessions, a virtual session and a survey and to learn about the key changes in the draft bylaw. Their feedback will guide refinements to the Land Use Bylaw, which sets the rules for how land is used and developed across the city, before the final version is shared for review. The City’s Land Use Bylaw renewal project following exploratory project work in late-2025.
- Residents want new housing options, especially in growing areas, but also want to make sure established neighbourhoods keep their look, feel and character.
- Residents want parking that works for everyday life and prefer to keep current parking requirements in place.
- Residents strongly support having more places to gather and connect within neighbourhoods—like parks, recreation spaces, coffee shops, restaurants, shops and daycares.
- Many residents support linking building size to street type and neighbourhood context to help new development blend in and feel consistent. They also agree with seeing taller buildings directed towards the Urban Centre.
Developer and industry participants emphasized the importance of balancing flexibility and innovation with practical considerations related to infrastructure, market realities, and development certainty.
