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Ogilvie Ridge Surplus School Site

The surplus school site in Ogilvie Ridge, located at 915 Ogilvie Boulevard, 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.

Community Conversations

Be a part of the Ogilvie community conversation.  

Survey
To help you better understand the initiative and the potential Development Scenarios, please review the materials below prior to completing the survey.

Your responses to the online survey will help us narrow down the type of housing that would best fit your community and bring back a short list of options for feedback in fall 2016.  Survey closes June 22, 2016.

A final development concept recommendation that acknowledges community input will be shared with the community before it is presented to Council in late 2016 or early 2017.

2016 

June 8, 2016 - A Community Conversation was held at George H. Luck School, the second of a series of public meetings on this project, to provide feedback from the last public meeting in November 2015, share information, receive input, and answer questions.

During this Phase of consultation, we want to hear from you:

  • Which of the 5 development scenarios would be best suited for Ogilvie Ridge?
  • What additional elements or features could be included in the development to benefit the development and the community as a whole?
  • Would you like the City to explore moving the approved building site to an alternate location on the Ogilvie Ridge site?

Scenario Guide and Reference Sheet

Housing Choices Summary 

Display Boards

Presentation

Community Bulletin

Edmonton Housing Affordability Snapshot

May 11,  2016 - City of Edmonton Administration met with the Ogilvie Ridge Homeowners Association to develop an understanding of the project and review the engagement process for the June 8, 2016 community meeting. Suggestions provided were incorporated into final open house materials.

2015

November 2015-A Community Conversation at Whitemud Creek Community Centre, 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 at the meeting are reflected in the Ogilvie Ridge What We Heard summary.

Display boards

Ogilvie Ridge community snapshot

Ogilvie Ridge Building Housing Choices factsheet

Ogilvie Ridge Building forms information sheet

Ogilvie Ridge Questions and Answers

More information and context for the Community Conversation can be found in the Ogilvie Ridge Building Housing Choices October 2015 community bulletin.

Council Reports

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
Telephone

In Edmonton: 311

Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311

TTY 780-944-5555
Email 311@edmonton.ca

First Place Program

Email firstplace@edmonton.ca