Building Housing Choices in Keheewin
The surplus school site in Keheewin located at 1910-105 Street will be developed as medium density housing, ranging from townhouses to low-rise apartment buildings. Visit the Building Housing Choices page to learn more about the program.
Keheewin Advisory Committee
The Keheewin Advisory Committee has been formed to provide community input and perspectives on the Building Housing Choices initiative and pilot community engagement process for the undeveloped building site in Keheewin.
It will also help to ensure all viewpoints are heard and represented in a respectful and effective way through the process.
Community Conversations
Be part of the Keheewin community conversation. Your input into our online survey will help inform the program outcomes and provide valuable input on the type of housing that best fits the community. The survey closes May 31, 2016.
May 17, 2016 - A Community Conversation at Keheewin School, the second of a series of public meetings on this project, was held to provide feedback from last public meeting held in fall 2015, share information, receive input, and answer questions.May 2016 community bulletin
Edmonton housing affordability snapshot
Display boards
May 2, 2016 - The Keheewin Advisory Committee met with City administration to review and provide comments on draft materials prepared for upcoming second open house. Suggestions provided have been incorporated into final open house materials.
March 30, 2016 - The Keheewin Advisory Committee met with the City to finalize terms of reference and, to review the communication plan, community meeting schedule, and the process for upcoming May 17, 2016 community meeting.
February 5, 2016 - City of Edmonton administration held their first meeting with the Keheewin Advisory Committee. The intent of the meeting was to further discuss the purpose of the housing initiative and to develop an understanding of the committee’s role and responsibilities as outlined through the terms of reference.
2015
October 2015 - A Community Conversation at Yellowbird Community Hall, the first of a series of public meetings on this project, was held to share information, receive input, and answer questions.
The results of the feedback gathered are reflected in the Keheewin What We Heard summary.
September 2015 community bulletinKeheewin community snapshot
Display boards
Keheewin Questions and Answers
Council Reports
2015
July 2015 - City Council approved a new policy that said future developments on undeveloped building sites will include both market and affordable housing.
For More Information
| Online | Contact 311 Online |
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| Telephone | In Edmonton: 311 Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311 |
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| TTY | 780-944-5555 |
| 311@edmonton.ca |
First Place Program
| firstplace@edmonton.ca |
