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This engagement is now closed

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Parkallen Corner Store

Parkallen Corner Store Engagement Phase Concluded

Thank you to everyone who participated in the recent engagement phase for the Parkallen Corner Store project. This phase is now closed.

For ongoing information and future updates, including a "What We Heard" report summarizing your valuable feedback, please continue to monitor our project webpage: edmonton.ca/parkallencornerstore

The City of Edmonton is working on improving the Parkallen Corner Store, a long-standing commercial hub located along the service road, next to 111 Street, between 65 and 68 Avenue. This project is part of the Corner Store Program, which builds streetscape improvements around neighbourhood commercial areas to enhance community connection and the economic viability of local businesses.

What’s included in the project?

Improvements to sidewalks, landscaping and street furniture (e.g., benches, bike racks, waste bins)
Better lighting and accessibility upgrades
Enhancements to crosswalks
Opportunities to share community information and connect with neighbours

What’s NOT included in the project?

Major changes to private commercial properties
Additional parking
Expansion of the retail spaces themselves
Major changes to nearby roadways. This includes 111 Street and 65 Avenue

Parkallen Corner Store Improvements Scope Map

Parkallen Scope Map — Click the image to enlarge it and take a closer look

Who's Listening

Tim Dizon
Project Manager

Email: tim.dizon@edmonton.ca

Phone: 311

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