Residents invited to share input on draft Southeast Area Structure Plan
Lloydminster, AB/SK – Residents are invited to review the draft Southeast Area Structure Plan (SEASP) and share their feedback until December 1, 2026.
The SEASP will provide long-term guidance for the development of municipal lands in the southeast portion of the city. The project area comprises the undeveloped portions of the Willows, Wallacefield and Aurora neighbourhoods on the Saskatchewan side of the city. The area is roughly bounded by 31 Street to the north, the Rural Municipality of Wilton to the south, 40 Avenue to the east, and Highway 17 and existing development to the west.
Phases 1 and 2 of the SEASP have been completed, including background research and a review of the Municipal Development Plan, along with various municipal master plans that will influence the servicing and future land use in the area.
The project is now in Phase 3, which focuses on information sharing with landowners, stakeholders, and the general public. As part of this phase, the City is inviting community members to learn about the project and provide feedback on a draft Future Land Use Concept.
Residents can learn more and provide feedback on the SEASP:
- Online: Visit YourVoiceLloyd.ca/SEASP until December 1, 2026
- Paper submissions: Available at City Hall (4420 50 Ave) and the Operations Centre (6623 52 St). Submissions must be received by midnight on December 1, 2026
The project webpage will be updated with upcoming in-person consultation opportunities. Feedback collected during this phase will help inform the final plan before it is presented to Council for consideration.
For more information or to review the draft SWASP, visit YourVoiceLloyd.ca/SEASP.