Rossdale Neighbourhood Renewal | Engaged Edmonton

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Project Scope

Neighbourhood Renewal is coming to Rossdale. The project will include the renewal of roads and sidewalks*. Planning for this renewal is just beginning with construction timing to be confirmed later in the project.

Rossdale is a river valley neighbourhood in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, located immediately south of the downtown core. It is a residential neighbourhood with easy access to downtown, the University of Alberta, the Edmonton river valley park system and other amenities.

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

How project decisions are made

City policies and programs such as the Complete Streets Design and Construction Standards, Safe Mobility Strategy, and Winter City Strategy help guide Neighbourhood Renewal designs. Since each neighbourhood is unique, the Project Team seeks input from residents who live, work, and play in the area. Additionally, technical considerations such as roadway widths, utility conflicts, and tree preservation help determine what is feasible within the neighbourhood.

As part of the REFINE stage of the Public Engagement Spectrum (shown on the right-hand side of this page), the public will have the opportunity to provide input on a draft Project Vision and Guiding Principles. This draft has been developed based on previous City projects and public engagement in the Rossdale area.

Exploring Opportunities Survey

The results from this survey, along with technical and funding considerations and alignment with City policies and programs, will be used to identify opportunities for improvements and help us adapt and adjust our approach to these opportunities. This survey is part of the Exploring Opportunities stage, as shown on the Neighbourhood Renewal road map on the right-hand side of this page.

Please allow about 20 minutes to complete the survey. This survey will close on March 23, 2025.

Public Engagement

The Project Team genuinely cares about your neighbourhood. We will work to understand your values, and the needs of your community and improve the neighbourhood. Working together, we can make the most out of your neighbourhood. The Building Great Neighbourhoods road map showcases opportunities for feedback and participation throughout the project.

Learn More

For more about the Rossdale Neighbourhood Renewal Project at edmonton.ca/buildingrossdale

Who's Listening

Amanda Kros

Project Manager

Email: amanda.kros@edmonton.ca

Phone: 311

REFINE

This means the City involves the public to adapt and adjust approaches to policies, programs, projects, or services.

ROLE OF THE PUBLIC

Tell us how we did!

Provide your feedback on digital public engagement activities.

Ready to have your say?

Keep up to date and have your say about the future of our community.

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Name	Office of the City Clerk
Phone	780-496-8178
Email	city.clerk@edmonton.ca
In writing	3rd floor, City Hall 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2R7 Fax: 780-496-8175