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Balwin and Belvedere communities were approved for the Neighbourhood Revitalization program in June 2018. The City worked with Balwin and Belvedere community members through 2018 and 2019 to gather input and identify key components of the Revitalization strategy. This was done through a strategy development community working group, focused neighbourhood discussions and large public engagement drop in events.
Provide your input and suggestions for the draft park designs through our online survey open September 14 - October 10.
Drop by, ask the City Project Team any questions and provide your feedback. No need to register.
Date: TBC
Location: Balwin Community
Date: Saturday, September 17, 2022
Time: Noon-3pm
Location: Belvedere Community League Hall, 13223 62 Street NW
Date: Friday, September 23, 2022
Time: 9-11am
Location: 6504 132 Ave NW Edmonton
Register to attend an online event about the Balwin and Belvedere Parks Revitalization.
Date: Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Time: 7-8:30pm
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Engagement events are planned to help provide input on the planning and design of open space / park projects and transportation projects and other revitalization projects within these neighbourhoods.
Public engagement on the 5 open spaces has concluded and the is available. Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey and shared ideas on how to improve Balwin and Belvedere Parks.
This project is currently funded through the planning and design phases. Funding for construction is not currently in place and will depend upon future capital funding.
Project Manager: Jim Nakonechny
BalwinBelvedereRevitalization@edmonton.ca
Currently the Belvedere Community League is conducting its own engagement on the future of a new public park at 12923 64 Street. That park is not part of this project and more information can be found on the community league's website.
Project Manager: Mitchell Schutta
BalwinBelvedereRevitalization@edmonton.ca
The roadway projects along three locations will explore opportunities for temporary traffic calming, permanent landscaping, crosswalks and pedestrian lighting.
An entry feature is also part of the project. The location and the design of the entry feature will be determined through public engagement, technical considerations and City policies and plans.
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Resources to support targeted physical infrastructure improvements in Balwin and Belvedere falls under the Neighbourhood Revitalization Capital Investment Plan. Some examples are enhanced lighting, benches, public art, wayfinding features and park redevelopment. Investments in physical infrastructure enhance public spaces such as roadways, alleys, open spaces, and parks, to increase social connection, beautification, economic vibrancy and safety.
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Residents, local organizations and businesses can access funding for community-led initiatives.
Applications must directly address one of the Balwin & Belvedere Revitalization Strategy Goals:
| Micro Grants | Macro Grants | Revitalization Extensive Project Fund |
| Up to $500 | $501-$20,000 | 20,001-$250,000 |
Residents, local organizations and businesses can access program funding for community-led initiatives through the Neighbourhood Micro-Grants, Revitalization Project Macro-Grants and the Revitalization Extensive Project Fund.
| Title | Neighbourhood Revitalization Coordinator |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 780-975-3829 |
| BalwinBelvedereRevitalization@edmonton.ca |
All additional inquiries can be directed to the Neighbourhood Revitalization team, or by calling 311.
| neighbourhoodrevitalization@edmonton.ca |