Edmonton Exhibition Lands

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The Edmonton Exhibition Lands represents a major redevelopment opportunity in one of northeast Edmonton’s core neighbourhoods.

At 200 acres, Exhibition Lands is the City’s second-largest urban infill site. Its premier location close to downtown, LRT and transit, the river valley, a vibrant park area and green space amenities makes this a prime opportunity for Edmonton and its big ideas.

The City has finalized the vision for the future of the area, as outlined in the Edmonton Exhibition Lands Implementation Strategy.

Council Approval

The Exhibition Lands Planning Framework (12MB) received third reading on March 15, 2021 (refer to Items 3.12-3.17) and was approved.

Engagement History

Throughout the development of the Planning Framework, the City reached out to Edmontonians and other stakeholders at key milestones to help refine the vision for the Edmonton Exhibition Lands transformation.

Information Sessions

January 23, 2020

A public engagement event was held on January 23, 2020 at the Bellevue Community League. This engagement session was the final opportunity to provide feedback to the City before the proposed framework went to public hearing for a decision. This What We Heard Report summarizes the feedback received from the public and was shared with City Council.

Meeting Materials

Display Boards (16.5MB)

What We Heard Report

June 27, 2019

The project team held two public engagement events at the Bellevue Community Hall to share and collect feedback on the Preferred Land Use Concept and policy themes. Workshops were also held with the Community Stakeholder Committee, area community leagues, special interest stakeholders, business and industry.

Feedback will help the project team further refine the preferred land use concept and develop policy directions for the Edmonton Exhibition Lands Planning Framework.

Meeting Materials

Display Boards (10MB)
Presentation
What We Heard Report (4MB)

September 18, 2018

The project team held two public engagement events at the Bellevue Community Hall. The concepts were shared with the Community Stakeholder Committee, area community leagues, special interest stakeholders, business, industry and Edmontonians to further refine the economic and strategic analysis of the development concepts.

Meeting Materials

Display Boards (14MB)
Presentation
Concepts (12MB)
What We Heard Report (4MB)

June 21, 2018

The project team held public engagement events to establish a short list of development concepts using a review that includes economic analysis and evaluation criteria.