Here are opportunities to help shape municipal planning for high-density development, rezoning, and more. Please only answer surveys from municipalities where you are a resident.
- Priority Growth Areas Rezoning — The City of Edmonton is planning to rezone five priority areas within the Anthony Henday ring road that are expected to experience near-term growth. Residents can participate in digital engagement for the 156 Street and Stony Plain Road corridors, the University-Garneau node, and the Wîhkwêntôwin Node and 124 Street corridor until Sept. 2.
- Strathcona/St. Anthony School Site Rezoning — The City of Edmonton received an application to rezone 10425A 84 Avenue NW and 10425 84 Avenue NW to allow for various housing, recreation, and commerce uses. The site currently contains a building erected in 1906 that used to house St. Anthony School, the first Catholic school on Edmonton's south side. The developer said it intends to preserve the school, but the application does not guarantee preservation. Residents can ask a question or share their thoughts until Sept. 8.
- Midtown Park (Concept Design) — The City of St. Albert wants to create a 0.77-hectare urban square in Midtown, a high-density neighbourhood being developed on the southwest edge of the city. Residents are invited to review a proposed design and complete an online survey until Sept. 8.
- Economic Development Strategy Open House — The City of Leduc wants resident feedback as it creates an economic development strategy and action plan. An open house will take place at the Leduc Recreation Centre from 5-6pm on Sept. 10.
More input opportunities
- Until Aug. 30: Municipal Development Plan (Town of Morinville)
- Until Aug. 31: Business Census (City of Edmonton)
- Until Sept. 6: Submissions for Made in Leduc County cookbook — 2nd edition (Leduc County)
- Until Sept. 20: Traffic calming in Mission, North Ridge, Oakmont, and Riverside (City of St. Albert)
- Until Sept. 22: Applications to join municipal boards and committees (Town of Morinville)
- Until Oct. 20: Naturalization Survey (City of Edmonton)
Photo: The City of Edmonton plans to proactively rezone properties in areas it expects will see the most near-term growth, including parts of the 124 Street corridor. Residents can indicate which lots they think have the best potential for density, where they think tall buildings are appropriate, and more. (Mack Male/Flickr)