Here are opportunities to inform municipal planning related to climate action, neighbourhood renewal, and more. Please only answer surveys from the municipality where you are a resident.
- Climate Resilience Planning and Development Action Plan — The City of Edmonton has identified 15 actions it can take to improve resilience in the face of climate change, based on best practices, research, and past stakeholder engagement. Administration plan to present the action plan to council in October. The public can review the 15 draft actions and complete a survey before July 23.
- Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver) Neighbourhood Renewal — The City of Edmonton is wrapping up a round of engagement for its renewal of Wîhkwêntôwin. The first round of proposed design options include changes to streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and public spaces that prioritize pedestrians over cars. Residents can complete an online survey until June 25.
- Municipal Development Plan Update — Parkland County is renewing its plan for long-term growth and development, including land use planning, service planning, and community expansion. Residents can attend an open house at the Parkland County Centre on July 23 or complete a survey until Aug. 7.
More input opportunities
- Until July 24: Mary Burlie Park Renewal — Design (City of Edmonton)
- Until July 28: Paths For People's 2024 Missing Links campaign (City of Edmonton)
- Until July 31: Agriculture Master Plan — Refine (Sturgeon County)
- Until July 31: 2025 Budget Engagement Survey (Parkland County)
- Until Aug. 11: Animal Licensing and Control Bylaw Renewal — Phase 2 (City of Edmonton)
- Until Aug. 11: Granville Rezoning (City of Edmonton)
- Until Aug. 2: Transit Master Plan Update — Survey (Strathcona County)
- Until Aug. 18: Open Space Master Plan — Vision (Strathcona County)
- Until Aug. 18: Plan for Parks — Recreation and Conservation Strategy (Government of Alberta)
- Until Aug. 31: Business Census (City of Edmonton)
- Until Sept. 6: Submissions for Made in Leduc County cookbook — 2nd edition (Leduc County)
- Until Oct. 20: Naturalization Survey (City of Edmonton)
Photo: Administration is proposing 15 actions the City of Edmonton can take to "integrate climate adaptation and mitigation into the land use planning and development continuum." The actions relate to permitting, solar power, electric vehicle infrastructure, and more. Results of the current survey will help refine and prioritize the draft actions, administration said. (Kevin Holowack)