Community Feedback on the Draft Design

The Neighbourhood Renewal Program focuses on the renewal of roads, sidewalks*, street lights, open spaces and alleys. This project considers City policy and standards, technical requirements and public feedback through each stage to come to a draft design.

*Sidewalk reconstruction is subject to the Local Improvement process: edmonton.ca/localimprovement

The Project Team cares about your neighborhood. We've worked hard to understand what's important to you and how we can make improvements. By working together, we can make your neighborhood even better. Our plan, outlined in the Neighbourhood Renewal Road Map, shows when and how you can give feedback and get involved. We promise to let you know how we use your feedback.

We are in the Community Feedback on the Draft Design step of the engagement road map shown below.

How project decisions are made

City policies and programs, including the Complete Streets Design and Construction Standards, Safe Mobility Strategy and Winter City Strategy, are central to guiding Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal designs. While adhering to these policies and meeting technical requirements is paramount, we also prioritize input from residents who know their neighborhood best. By integrating technical expertise with community feedback, we strive to ensure the draft design aligns with both technical standards and public needs, making adjustments where feasible based on this input.