Use of ALR Land
The Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) is a provincial land‑use zone that prioritizes agriculture and regulates non‑farm uses
The Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) administers provincial legislation that regulates land use in the ALR:
- The Agricultural Land Commission Act (ALCA) establishes the ALR and the role of the ALC
- The ALR Use Regulation sets out what is permitted and where limits apply
- The ALC Policies and Information Bulletins provide guidance to assist in interpretation of the ALCA and its regulations
What do you want to learn about?
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Soil or Fill Use & Notice of Intent
Fill placement or soil removal for farm improvements, structures, residences, farm roads, and aggregate extraction
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Housing in the ALR
Rules for residences on ALR land including size, number, and criteria for replacing or expanding a residence
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Subdivision in the ALR
Subdivision or boundary changes are only allowed in specific cases and usually need approval
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Permitted Uses
Common farming and ranching activities, and other permitted uses in the ALR