The RF3 zone in Edmonton is meant to provide a mix of smaller scale housing. This includes duplexes, multi-unit housing, supportive housing, semi-detached housing, single detached housing, secondary suites and garden suites.
The RF4 zone in Edmonton is primarily designed for semi-detached housing and duplexes. Garden suites or secondary suites are permitted in this zone.
The City of Edmonton has resources that will be walk you through the development process. Check out the link found below. Development in Your Neighbourhood :: City of Edmonton
An average of 59% of developments require rezoning in Canada and approximately 65% of developments in Alberta. Most municipalities usually require the applicant to submit a Phase I environmental assessment along with their rezoning application.
Over the last decade, there have been vast improvements to the design, construction and operation of gas stations. Prior to these new systems, small amounts of gasoline spillage and vapors could easily seep into the ground and contaminate our water. One of the spill containment strategies includes a required concrete pad with positive limiting barriers …
Edmonton Council voted on the bylaw change in June of 2020, making Edmonton the first major Canadian municipality to do away with parking minimums. The end goal has been to make Edmonton more compact, transit-oriented and walkable. It will also reduce the costs associated with redevelopments and new developments.
Wondering what is in store for 2021? Avison Young has done a lot of research on the trends as they relate to the Canadian commercial real estate industry. Take a look. https://www.avisonyoung.com/thought-capital
Just a reminder that the application grant deadline for the Municipal Asset Management Program is fast approaching.
Well that is a wrap 2020! Tonight we officially can drop kick you into last year. Thanks to all of our clients who stuck with us through 2020. We are wishing you and your family a healthy and much better 2021!
