District Plans

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District plans guide how collections of neighbourhoods will redevelop and change to align with The City Plan.

Each district plan includes a series of maps and may contain specific policy necessary to guide land use, mobility and open space in a district.

Public Engagement Update

Feedback on the draft district plans is now complete for the 2022 REFINE engagement period. Thank you for sharing your feedback and ideas on adapting and adjusting the district plan content!

View the What We Heard Report . The revised draft district plans will be publicly available in spring 2023 for ADVISE engagement.

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District General Policy

The District General Policy provides planning guidance that applies to all districts. It is intended to be read with district plans.

District Plans

Each district plan reflects an individual district’s geography, history, constraints, and opportunities. District plans show where redevelopment will be encouraged at nodes and corridors or where active transportation improvements are anticipated. The information in a district plan reflects The City Plan’s visions.

Public Engagement Update

Feedback on the draft district plans has now been analyzed for the 2022 REFINE engagement period.

View the What We Heard Report . The revised draft district plans will be publicly available in spring 2023 for ADVISE engagement.

District Maps with Neighbourhoods

Scroll through District Maps with Neighbourhoods to find which district you live in.

District Plan Documents

118 Avenue District Plan

Central District Plan

Ellerslie District Plan

Horse Hill District Plan

Jasper Place District Plan

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Mill Woods & Meadows District Plan

Northeast District Plan

Northwest District Plan

Rabbit Hill District Plan

Scona District Plan

Southeast District Plan

Southwest District Plan

West Edmonton District Plan

West Henday District Plan

Whitemud District Plan

Simplifying our Land Use Policies and Plans

Cities are complex and no city is static. Districts will help us build complete communities where we all can work, shop and enjoy nature. When we plan our city on a district level, it also helps us be more thoughtful and efficient with our infrastructure like roads, transit and parks.

Also, District Planning will provide a link between the City Plan and the Zoning Bylaw and, supported by the City Planning Framework, simplify our land use policies and plans.

As part of the process to draft district plans, we’ve reviewed every area plan and proposed which can be repealed, amended or retained. This will ensure district plans contain the most current directions from The City Plan. Check out Area Plans Proposed to be Repealed, Amended or Retained which describes the review process and lists the proposed plans for each district.

A final list of proposed plans to be repealed, amended or retained will be available in spring 2023.

District Planning

Districts are collections of neighbourhoods that provide a range of destinations, services and amenities and act as gathering places for Edmontonians; 15-minute cities where people can meet many of their daily needs within 15 minutes of their residence.

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District Plans

Public Engagement Update

District Plans

Public Engagement Update

District Maps with Neighbourhoods

District Plan Documents

Simplifying our Land Use Policies and Plans

District Planning

District Planning Public Engagement

The City Planning Framework

The City Plan

District Plans

Public Engagement Update

District Plans

Public Engagement Update

Simplifying our Land Use Policies and Plans

District Planning

District Planning Public Engagement

The City Planning Framework

The City Plan

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