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Looking for Solutions

Task Force members are working with community representatives, Edmonton school districts, the Government of Alberta and other stakeholders to assess the challenges and opportunities facing mature neighbourhoods. The City of Edmonton consults its citizens and community groups often and has received substantial input on the challenges surrounding the revitalization of mature neighbourhoods. Partners like the school boards, Alberta Education and Next Gen have also conducted consultations that have resulted in further valuable information and input on revitalization.

The Task Force will use this feedback, as well as input from focus groups and meetings with community representatives and groups like community leagues to formulate its recommendations on how to address community sustainability issues. Members are looking for solution-based feedback – innovative ways the partners can help communities be vibrant and sustainable.

Visit our public input page to have your say.

Task Force Working Groups

To aid in gathering information and working through the key issues related to Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods, the Task Force on Community Sustainability has three working groups chaired by Task Force members.

Achieving Mature Neighbourhood Sustainability

Co-Chairs: Cassandra Haraba & Nancy MacDonald

The mandate of this working group is to address community sustainability by focusing on identifying structural improvements (social and physical) for mature neighbourhoods as well as to search out suggested solutions.

Members

Terms of Reference

Local Businesses in Communities

Co-Chairs: Simon O’Byrne & Teresa Spinelli

The mandate of this working group is to address community sustainability by focusing on the examination of the links and benefits between local businesses and local communities.

Members

Terms of Reference

School Revitalization Zones

Tri-Chairs: Catherine Ripley, Cindy Olsen & Peter Wong

The mandate of this working group is to address community sustainability by focusing on the examination and development of a plan for school revitalization zones and to facilitate positive changes for communities with the collaborative efforts of the public/separate school boards, City of Edmonton and the Province of Alberta.

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Terms of Reference

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