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Thank you for your interest in the Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative. The engagement period for the first round of discussion papers is now closed. The next round of discussion papers will be released on August 24 and engagement will run until September 18. Please email any questions to zoningbylawrenewal@edmonton.ca
Why do we need Direct Control zones in Edmonton? How can we modify these zones to respond to our growing city and diverse needs?
Check out the infographic below for a brief summary of proposed changes to Edmonton’s existing Direct Control zones, or dive into the discussion paper for more details:
Share your feedback through a short survey and add your ideas to the forum in the tabs below.
Thank you for your interest in the Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative. The engagement period for the first round of discussion papers is now closed. The next round of discussion papers will be released on August 24 and engagement will run until September 18. Please email any questions to zoningbylawrenewal@edmonton.ca
Why do we need Direct Control zones in Edmonton? How can we modify these zones to respond to our growing city and diverse needs?
Check out the infographic below for a brief summary of proposed changes to Edmonton’s existing Direct Control zones, or dive into the discussion paper for more details:
Share your feedback through a short survey and add your ideas to the forum in the tabs below.
Direct Control zones (DC1 and DC2) are currently used to allow development where it cannot be accommodated by a standard zone. The new Zoning Bylaw will allow more flexibility within standard zones to decrease the number of Direct Control zones that are required, making it easier to grow Edmonton according to the goals and directions outlined in ConnectEdmonton and The Draft City Plan.
What is your experience with Direct Control zones in Edmonton's current Zoning Bylaw?
In what circumstances do you think a Direct Control zone should be used?
Direct Control Zones Discussion Paper is currently at this stage
Project Initiation
Determine philosophy of the new Zoning Bylaw
Discussion Papers
Determine approach to rezoning
Zoning Bylaw Service Analysis
PHASE 2: Develop & Build
this is an upcoming stage for Direct Control Zones Discussion Paper
Draft the structure and format of the new Zoning Bylaw
Draft the new Zoning Bylaw and rezoning map
Identify process and service impacts of the new Zoning Bylaw
Procure, build and design necessary technology
Test the new Zoning Bylaw
PHASE 3: Finalize & Adopt
this is an upcoming stage for Direct Control Zones Discussion Paper
Recommend adoption of the new Zoning Bylaw and rezoning map at Public Hearing
PHASE 4: Implementation
this is an upcoming stage for Direct Control Zones Discussion Paper
Launch updated processes impacted by the new Zoning Bylaw
Launch the new Zoning Bylaw and map online
Ongoing Zoning Bylaw maintenance process
PHASE 5: Closeout
this is an upcoming stage for Direct Control Zones Discussion Paper
Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative Projects
The Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative will develop a strategic, simplified and streamlined Zoning Bylaw to enable people, places and businesses to thrive and prosper.
The Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative consists of four projects:
Creating a New Zoning Bylaw
Rezoning land to align with the new Zoning Bylaw
Providing Technology for a new Zoning Bylaw interface, and improving the on-line customer experience for planning and development services
Ensuring a smooth transition to the new Zoning Bylaw and technology through thoughtful Implementation