FAQs
- Land Development Application - Horse Hill Neighbourhood 1A Neighbourhood Structure Plan webpage was set up the week of April 6, 2021.
- Engage Edmonton - Horse Hill Neighbourhood 1A Neighbourhood Structure Plan webpage was set up the week of April 6, 2021.
- City Planning sent out advance notification letter to all property owners in the Horse Hill Neighbourhood 1A area on April 1, 2021.
- LDA Website is continually updated.
- Phase II Ecological Network Report
- Neighbourhood Design Report
- Parkland Impact Assessment
- Transportation Impact Assessment
- Hydraulic Network Analysis
- It is estimated that the first new housing stock would be available on the market a year or two after the NSP is approved.
- Full build out of the neighbourhood may take many years depending on housing demand, economic factors and servicing constraints.
- Once the NSP is approved the next steps will be for developer to submit rezoning and then subdivision applications.
- As part of the subdivisions servicing agreements developer will be required to outline the construction of roads, water pipes, drainage connections and power to service the new development.
- Applicants will then be able to apply for development permits, then building permits to begin construction.
- This process will happen in stages moving from already serviced areas and expanding servicing logically from there-
how quickly the area is serviced depends on the pace of development.
- There are 5 neighbourhoods in the approved Horse Hill ASP.
- The proposed amendment to the Horse Hill ASP will result in six (6) neighbourhoods, with the division of neighbourhood 1 into 1A (east of Meridian Street NE) and 1B (west of Meridian Street NE).
- So far the City has only approved one NSP for the ASP area - Marquis Neighbourhood, approved on April 28, 2015.
- NSPs are submitted by landowners and therefore the City does not control when plans are done.
- Applicants must provide all the amenities and services for a complete community, this includes access into neighbourhoods, storm ponds to manage drainage and protecting existing wetlands and natural areas.
- The location of land uses, roads and natural features are dependent on what is existing on the land, what makes sense from a practical and technical perspective to service the area and trying to balance landowner interests.
- Advanced notice of the application and information to notify the public of a Remote Public Engagement Opportunity was sent by direct mail to surrounding property owners in the form of a letter on April 1, 2021.
- It was posted on the City's Public Engagement Calendar.
- It was also posted on the Horse Hill Neighbourhood 1A webpage & Engage Edmonton webpage.
How has the public been informed of this project?
What technical Reports have been submitted for this application?
What is the timing of full build out of the neighbourhood?
When will the area be serviced?
When will other plans in the Horse Hill ASP area be completed?
Why is there a road, wetland or stormwater management facility on my property?
How was this digital public engagement publicized?