The City’s sustainability plan, AirdrieONE has made it to the two-year mark and City staff are looking to the next steps to implement strategies and principles to maintain a sustainable community.
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Tag Archives: planning
Planning process for city’s southeast to be revisited
It’s the only large chunk of land remaining undeveloped in south Lethbridge.
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County preparing for 2030
The vote to approve the strategic outline Strathcona County 2030: Powering our New Tomorrow was unanimous during the municipality’s council meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25.
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Edmonton councillors push for higher bar in city-planned neighbourhood
City councillors are hoping to hold their own planners’ feet to the fire as they develop a new neighbourhood in the northwest.
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Sheep River flood protects planned
Okotoks residents will hear details of an almost five million dollar plan to prevent floods from further eroding the Sheep River’s banks and protecting homes near the River.
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Town’s planning and development practices being examined
The first phase of a review of the town’s planning and development department has been initiated following concerns voiced during last fall’s election.
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Okotoks: Town to create new vision for community’s future
The Town of Okotoks will spend $100,000 over the next two years to draw up a new plan to ensure holds onto its sustainable principles as it grows into the future.
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Flood mitigation still in planning stage
No decisions about flood mitigation have been made in city council’s first 100 days in office and there will probably not be much flood protection in place this year.
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U of A urban planning graduates can help reshape city, prof says
Sandeep Agrawal hopes graduates of a new University of Alberta program will help Edmonton fight its reputation as one of Canada’s most spread-out cities.
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Growing Pain$ — Working together … and maybe paying together to deal with the region’s boom
On Alberta’s new municipal affairs minister’s desk sits a proposed Calgary Metropolitan Plan, but a key issue to the region’s booming population remains up in the air, say city officials.
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