118 Avenue District

Highlighted 118 district within image of all 15 Edmonton districts

Engagement has Concluded

District Planning is a multi-year project to build the City Plan’s 15-minute districts—small towns in our big city— where people can meet many of their daily needs locally.

The 118 Avenue District is located in the central northeast area of the city and is one of 15 districts in Edmonton’s District Network as outlined in The City Plan. Nearby districts include the Central District to the west and south, Northwest District and Northeast District to the north. The 118 Avenue District includes the following neighbourhoods: Abbottsfield, Alberta Avenue, Beacon Heights, Bellevue, Bergman, Beverly Heights, Blatchford Area, Cromdale, Delton, Eastwood, Edmonton Northlands, Elmwood Park, Highlands, Montrose, Newton, Parkdale, Rundle Heights, Spruce Avenue, Virginia Park, Westwood, Yellowhead Corridor East, and Yellowhead Corridor West. 

Check out the draft District General Policy, the draft 118 Avenue District Plan and Area Plans Proposed to be Repealed. You have from August 23 until the end of November to share your input.

Digital Engagement Opportunities

Engaged Edmonton - Post your ideas, share your thoughts and ask questions on the 118 Avenue District in the tools below until October 24. You can navigate between tools by clicking on the tabs.

Each district has a unique Engaged Edmonton page where you can contribute feedback on other district plans.
You can also locate these district pages under "Current Projects" on the Engaged Edmonton site.
118 Avenue District
Central District 
Ellerslie District 
Horse Hill District 
Jasper Place District 
Mill Woods & Meadows District
Northeast District Northwest District 
Rabbit Hill District 
Scona District 
Southeast District 
Southwest District
West Edmonton District West Henday District Whitemud District


Online Workshops - Help refine the draft Zoning Bylaw, draft District General Policy and district plans through a series of online workshops. Register for one or more of the following interactive online workshops to learn more and provide your feedback on the following topics. Sessions are limited to 60 participants each. 

Survey - Provide feedback on both the District General Policy and district plans by completing a survey. The survey will close on Saturday, October 15, 2022.

In-Person Public Engagement Events

District Open Houses - There will be in-person open houses in each of the 15 districts. Edmontonians are welcome to attend the district open house of their choosing, but some open houses will feature district-specific information. Visit the specific district plan Engaged Edmonton page for event details or the calendar of events. 

The 118 Avenue District will be featured at the following events: 

  • Central District, Thursday, September 15, 5-8pm at Queen Mary Park Community League

  • 118 Avenue District, Tuesday, October 11, 5-8pm at the Eastwood Community League

Engagement has Concluded

District Planning is a multi-year project to build the City Plan’s 15-minute districts—small towns in our big city— where people can meet many of their daily needs locally.

The 118 Avenue District is located in the central northeast area of the city and is one of 15 districts in Edmonton’s District Network as outlined in The City Plan. Nearby districts include the Central District to the west and south, Northwest District and Northeast District to the north. The 118 Avenue District includes the following neighbourhoods: Abbottsfield, Alberta Avenue, Beacon Heights, Bellevue, Bergman, Beverly Heights, Blatchford Area, Cromdale, Delton, Eastwood, Edmonton Northlands, Elmwood Park, Highlands, Montrose, Newton, Parkdale, Rundle Heights, Spruce Avenue, Virginia Park, Westwood, Yellowhead Corridor East, and Yellowhead Corridor West. 

Check out the draft District General Policy, the draft 118 Avenue District Plan and Area Plans Proposed to be Repealed. You have from August 23 until the end of November to share your input.

Digital Engagement Opportunities

Engaged Edmonton - Post your ideas, share your thoughts and ask questions on the 118 Avenue District in the tools below until October 24. You can navigate between tools by clicking on the tabs.

Each district has a unique Engaged Edmonton page where you can contribute feedback on other district plans.
You can also locate these district pages under "Current Projects" on the Engaged Edmonton site.
118 Avenue District
Central District 
Ellerslie District 
Horse Hill District 
Jasper Place District 
Mill Woods & Meadows District
Northeast District Northwest District 
Rabbit Hill District 
Scona District 
Southeast District 
Southwest District
West Edmonton District West Henday District Whitemud District


Online Workshops - Help refine the draft Zoning Bylaw, draft District General Policy and district plans through a series of online workshops. Register for one or more of the following interactive online workshops to learn more and provide your feedback on the following topics. Sessions are limited to 60 participants each. 

Survey - Provide feedback on both the District General Policy and district plans by completing a survey. The survey will close on Saturday, October 15, 2022.

In-Person Public Engagement Events

District Open Houses - There will be in-person open houses in each of the 15 districts. Edmontonians are welcome to attend the district open house of their choosing, but some open houses will feature district-specific information. Visit the specific district plan Engaged Edmonton page for event details or the calendar of events. 

The 118 Avenue District will be featured at the following events: 

  • Central District, Thursday, September 15, 5-8pm at Queen Mary Park Community League

  • 118 Avenue District, Tuesday, October 11, 5-8pm at the Eastwood Community League

  • Community Assets

    7 months ago
    CLOSED: This ideas has concluded.

    The 118 Avenue District Plan contains information and a map on the district context. District context includes: 

    • Physical context which describes where the district is located within the city

    • Historical context which describes past uses of the land and cultural significance

    • Development context which describes the land uses and how the district is built 

    Figure 6.2: District Context - Assets in the district plan currently show the following feature categories: city-wide health and emergency services, community assets, and district energy opportunity areas. 

    The community assets category highlights features like arenas, pools, community halls, city-wide arts and cultural facilities, libraries, schools, post secondary schools, park and ride sites, open spaces, mass transit routes, and current employment areas. 

    When thinking about community assets that the City provides to Edmontonians, and what you access now or would like to access within 15 minutes from your home, are there other features you would like to see included on the map? If yes, post your idea and let us know why this matters to you. 

    Share your idea or ‘like’ an idea someone else has posted.


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  • Heritage and Culture Features

    7 months ago
    CLOSED: This ideas has concluded.

    The 118 Avenue District Plan contains information and a map on heritage and culture features. 

    Figure 6.7: Heritage and Culture in the district plan currently shows the following categories and features:

    • Built heritage sites including the inventory of historic resources in Edmonton, designated municipal historic resources, designated provincial historic resources

    • Municipal and provincial heritage character areas, and

    • Cultural areas including known Indigenous cultural heritage features and cultural areas. 

    Heritage and culture is about Edmontonians feeling a sense of belonging and connectedness to people, places and stories. Heritage and culture features includes things like:

    • Heritage buildings or monuments

    • Memorial sites

    • Sacred Places

    • Public artwork

    • Unique heritage character areas like Chinatown or Little Italy

    • Indigenous territories and Métis homelands

    Are there other important heritage and culture features you would like to see included in the plan and map? If yes, post your idea and let us know why this matters to you.

    Share your idea or ‘like’ an idea someone else has posted.

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  • Repealing, Amending & Retaining Plans

    7 months ago
    CLOSED: This ideas has concluded.

    In drafting district plans, the project team reviewed every area plan and proposed which can be repealed, amended or retained in the 118 Avenue District. This will ensure district plans contain the most current directions from The City Plan. For a full list of proposed plan repeals check out the District Planning - Plan Repeal List. 

    118 Avenue plans proposed for:

    Area Plans Proposed for Repeal  Area Plans Proposed for Retainment Area Plans Proposed for Amendment
    CN Intermodal Facility Area ARP  City Centre ARP None
    Yellowhead Corridor ASP Exhibition Lands 

    		Stadium Station ARP


    Is there anything that was missed or mischaracterized in the assessment of the plans to be repealed, amended or retained?

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