Engineering standards guide the design, installation, and maintenance of municipal infrastructure. You must meet all relevant development standards and obtain approval from the Development Engineer prior to moving forward with your development.

To learn about ongoing construction in Stony Plain, visit Construction News.

Design and Construction Standards

Design and Construction Standards identify the minimum acceptable standards for new municipal infrastructure required for land development. Please view the updated standards below to ensure you meet the minimum acceptable standards for land development in the Town of Stony Plain. 

You must submit detailed engineering drawings for us to review and accept prior to the construction of new development or subdivision of land.

 

Design and Construction Standards

Design and Construction Standards

 

Design and Construction Standard Drawings 

Design and Construction Standard Drawings

  

Forms (pdf)

CCC Form

Disinfection Form

Engineering Pre-Inspection Checklist v2

ESC Inspection-Maintenance Report

FAC Form

Fence Pre-Inspection Report

Landscape Pre-Inspection Report

Leakage Test Form

Service Report

 

Previous 2020 version of the Town's standards below:

2020 Municipal Development Standards 

 

*These standards apply to all projects initiated before July 1, 2025.

Lot grading

Lot grading is the process of sloping land to direct surface water away from buildings. Lot grading plans are an essential part of the development approval process. They ensure that surface water runoff is managed appropriately on site. A detailed lot grading plan is required for most development applications.

Please refer to the Sample Lot Grading Plan and Lot Grading Guide for specific application requirements.

Lot grading plans are reviewed and accepted by the Manager of Engineering.


Following lot grading plan approval, inspections take place and lot grading certificates are issued provided that grading has been completed according to plan.

 

In preparation for your inspection, please refer to the Lot Grading Guidelines: