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Why do I apply to the CSRD if the ALR is a provincial system?: The application process requires the local government to file a Local Government Report concerning your proposal. The purpose of the report is to provide the Commission with information on local planning such as community plan and zoning designations and to give the local government an opportunity to make comments and recommendations on a proposal.

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Agricultural Land Reserve

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1. Who needs to make an application?

If your property is within the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR), you may need to apply to the Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) to:

Include land into the ALR
Exclude land from the ALR
Subdivide land within the ALR
Non-Farm Use on ALR land

Check the map on the ALC website to see if you are within the ALR. Launch ALR Property and Map Finder.

2. Why do I apply to the CSRD if the ALR is a provincial system?: The application process requires the local government to file a Local Government Report concerning your proposal. The purpose of the report is to provide the Commission with information on local planning such as community plan and zoning designations and to give the local government an opportunity to make comments and recommendations on a proposal.