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Publications in topic: Land » Legislation

Focus On Land Reclamation

The term “land reclamation” means just what it says. It is a method used to return disturbed land to a state where it is useful once again. This paper describes activities that disturb the land, land reclamation legislation and what you can do.

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Forest Management: Disclosure of Contraventions and Unauthorized Use

The Land and Forest Division (LFD) of Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (ASRD) is responsible for the management of forested public lands in Alberta under the Forests Act (Chapter F-22) and the Public Lands Act (Chapter P-40). The LFD monitors compliance with these Acts and their associated Regulations through a series of regularly scheduled and random audits as well as 'field checks' and by self-reporting disposition holders. Forest Management Branch of LFD is responsible for establishing auditing protocols which address monitoring requirements. These activities are fundamental to the proper management of Crown land by all land users.
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FORM: Landfill Application Aug07

This application form outlines the content requirements under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (EPEA), for applications for approvals of Class II and Class III landfills. This form should also be used to renew a previous approval, or to amend, add or delete terms or conditions from an existing approval. The requirements of this form are in accordance with the EPEA Activities Designation Regulation, the EPEA Approvals Procedure Regulation and the EPEA Waste Control Regulation. It is recommended that applicants consult the Code of Practice for Landfills and the Guidelines for Landfills, as published from time to time by Alberta Environment, when preparing an application.
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Fuel Conversion Approval Process (Factsheet)

This factsheet explains Alberta Environment’s process for approving the conversion of an industrial plant to run on coal or other fuel instead of natural gas.
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