Rabbit Hill District
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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 Rabbit Hill District is located in the southwest area of the city and is one of fifteen districts in Edmonton’s District Network as outlined in The City Plan. Neighbouring municipalities include Parkland County and the Town of Devon to the west and Leduc County to the south and east. The District’s north boundary is bordered by the Southwest District (see Figure 6.1: Citywide Context). Rabbit Hill District includes the following neighbourhoods: Edmonton South West and Edmonton South Central.
Check out the draft District General Policy, the draft Rabbit Hill District Plan and Area Plans Proposed to be Repealed.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 Rabbit Hill 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.
Guiding Neighbourhood Redevelopment (Oct 12 or Nov 5)
Enabling Growth in Nodes and Corridors (Oct 15 or Nov 17)
Fostering 15-Minute Communities (Oct 20 or Nov 26)
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 Rabbit Hill District will be featured at the following events:
Southwest District, Monday, September 12, 5–8pm at Ellerslie Rugby Club
Rabbit Hill District, Monday, October 3, 5-8pm at St. Mary’s Russian Orthodox Church
Rabbit Hill District Plan Repeals
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The City Plan is Edmonton’s big-picture vision for the future. In this video series, we’re breaking down the steps we need to take to plan a healthy, urban and climate-resilient city of two million people.
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District Planning establishes The City Plan’s District Network of 15 districts across Edmonton and a common District General Policy shared among them. Individual district plans and District General Policy will guide city growth in an incremental way and lay the foundation for 15-minute communities.
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A comprehensive overhaul of our current Zoning Bylaw. It includes rethinking how, what and why we regulate land use, to support The City Plan’s building outcomes and streamline the City’s development services.
