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But as someone stated on here, isn't Edmonton just going to use this on paying something down? I can't recall what a poster said but I swear they said it won't be used for what it's intended for. Think it was @Greenspace.
The province and the Feds really don't see eye to eye on a lot of matters and there's a bit of hostility on both sides. Doesn't really surprise me that they're not putting a face on for the public and I actually kinda appreciate that.
Nothing for St.Albert, S.Park, Leduc etc etc?
Best for last I guess……
Around 30% less than for Calgary, unless there is some separate funding for St. Albert, Sherwood Park, etc... However, only slightly less than for Ottawa.
We're thrilled to announce that the Canada Lands Company Village at Griesbach Northeast Corner Plan received unanimous approval from the Edmonton City Council this week! 
A BIG congratulations to Kairi P. and the Canada Lands Company / Société Immobilière du Canada team for all your hard work and leadership!
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Project Approval Spotlight!
This project marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of this vibrant urban village, paving the way for the dynamic and diverse residential development known as The Northeast Corner and completing the overall Village at Griesbach Neighbourhood.
The Griesbach Collaborative is a joint effort between Canada Lands Company, the Griesbach community and our consultant team, reflecting the shared vision of residents and stakeholders alike. B&A Studios advanced overall project leadership and a highly collaborative, inclusive and innovative planning, design and engagement program that sparked the hearts and minds of the community.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the community for their unwavering support and active involvement throughout the master planning and plan amendment process. This milestone achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the entire team, including our valued consulting partners:
- Katie Soles – (Soles and Company) – Community Engagement
- Toole Design Group – Transportation and Mobility
- Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning – Architectural Services
- Scatliff + Miller + Murray Inc. – Landscape Architecture and Open Space
- Level Playing Field – Accessibility
- Teneya Gwin (Eleven Eleven Consulting) – Indigenous Engagement
- Select Engineering Consultants Ltd. – Civil Engineering and Servicing
- Intelligence House Ltd. – Residential Market Assessment
- Avison Young | Canada Young – Commercial Market Assessment
- RWDI – Environmental Noise Assessment
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Project Approval Spotlight! ð We're thrilled to announce that the Canada Lands Company Village at Griesbach Northeast Corner Plan received unanimous approvalâ¦
The active transportation and transit failures for hitting the 50% goal are astounding to say the least.A report details the 14 goals of the City Plan and establishes baselines to measure success. Goals include keeping the city’s net carbon emissions under 135 million tonnes and being net-neutral by 2050. But the report suggests that, at the city’s current rate, the carbon budget will deplete by 2037, 13 years ahead of schedule. Another goal is to welcome 600,000 new residents into Edmonton’s redeveloping area, generally defined as inside Anthony Henday Drive. The current baseline population is about 811,000. One goal aims to have 50% of resident trips made using transit and active transportation; the baseline is 15%, a measurement from 2015. The city said the percentage has remained stable over the last 30 years, requiring “different and transformative approaches.” The goals also include ensuring no one is in core housing need, meaning their housing is an appropriate size and costs less than 30% of their pre-tax income. The baseline for those in core housing need is a 2016 measurement, when nearly 50,000 residents faced such a challenge.
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City Plan Measurements - Update on Targets - Executive Committee - February 28, 2024
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