March 20, 2023
The City of Edmonton invites residents’ input into projects, policies and initiatives that grow our communities, establish government services and prepare our city for the future. Below are current opportunities for Edmontonians to shape their city.
Changing neighbourhoods to meet changing needs:
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Glenora Rezoning. The City of Edmonton is seeking feedback on a Land Development Application in the Glenora neighbourhood. The rezoning is for land at 13607 & 13611 Stony Plain Rd, and 10240 136 Street from the Single Detached Residential Zone (RF1) to the Medium Rise Apartment Zone (RA8). To provide your feedback please visit engaged.edmonton.ca/glenora136streetra8
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Pop-up Dog Parks. Share your thoughts about the new temporary Pop-up Dog Park Program. Your feedback, along with technical and operational requirements (such as uneven terrain that can impact mobility or present hazards, land title restrictions, etc.), will be used to help determine the locations for the temporary Pop-up Dog Parks in 2023. Residents living near the proposed Pop-up Dog Park neighbourhoods are encouraged to share their perspectives by March 27 at edmonton.ca/PopupDogParks.
Building a stronger economy and increasing prosperity:
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Property Assessment Satisfaction Survey. Property owners are invited to share their thoughts and opinions on the services and information they received from the City about property assessment. Complete the online survey by March 24 at edmonton.ca/surveys.
Supporting healthier and more inclusive communities:
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Rollie Miles Recreation Centre. An online survey on the design concept of the Rollie Miles Recreation Centre is open now until March 29. To participate in the survey, visit edmonton.ca/RollieMilesRec.
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Silver Berry Street Lab. The City of Edmonton is exploring an expansion of the Vision Zero Street Lab in Silver Berry after hearing about additional street safety concerns in the area. We want to hear perspectives from people who use all modes of transportation to get around this community. Residents may attend a Walk and Roll Audit, complete an online survey or provide feedback on the interactive mapping tool. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/SilverBerryStreetLab.
