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WELCOME GET A NAME TAG

GET COMFORTABLE

GET SOME FOOD

GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER

North Hill Communities

Working Group

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Working Group Session 1: PLANNING 101

North Hill Working GroupNov 22, 2018

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1. Welcome

2. Planning 101

<<BREAK>>

3. Project Overview

4. Working Group Terms of Reference / R&R

5. Homework

<<SESSION ENDS>>

AGENDA

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Emma MacIsaac

Mariel Higuerey

Tatianna Ducklow

Troy Gonzalez

Jordan Furness

Kevin Barton

Engagement

Planners

INTROS

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INTER-TWINE ICEBREAKER

1. Name

2. Organization or group

3. What you want to achieve from the

working group

4. Something not shared in your biography

NORTH HILL WORKING GROUP Quick poll exercise

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Enter pin: 6376703

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PLANNING 101

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WHAT IS URBAN PLANNING?

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WHY DO EST. AREAS NEED TO GROW & EVOLVE?

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WHY DO EST. AREAS NEED TO GROW & EVOLVE?

2.4 million Calgarians over the next 60 years

GROWTH & CHANGE

We’ve added 290,000 people, over 100,000 dwelling units and 108,000 jobs since 2005.

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WHERE IS GROWTH HAPPENING?

Percent Change in Population,2007 – 2017

WHERE IS GROWTH HAPPENING?

Percent Change in Dwelling Units,2007 – 2017

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WHERE IS GROWTH HAPPENING?

Community Categories by Age of First Development

Centre City: pre 1910sInner Ring: 1910s – 1950sMiddle Ring: 1950s –1980sThird Ring: 1980s – 2000sDeveloping: 2000s +

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Net Increase in Dwelling Units, 2007-2017

WHERE IS GROWTH HAPPENING?

Calgary's Population Growth, Total and by Component

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Housing Type Distribution

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Housing Type Distribution by Typology

Single Detached Semi Detached Townhouse Apartment Other

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WHY DO EST. AREAS NEED TO GROW & EVOLVE?

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Source: Smarter Growth Initiative.ca

WHY DO EST.AREAS NEED TO GROW & EVOLVE?

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New Suburb Developed CommunityMajor Redevelopment?Infill?Decline?

COMMUNITY LIFECYCLE

Community Conversations I September 29, 2018

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WHAT’S THE PLAN?CALGARY’S MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

POPULATION / GROWTH DISTRIBUTION TARGETS

• Quality of life• Balanced growth• Efficient use of infrastructure• Manage capital and operating costs

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HOW WE GUIDE GROWTH & REDEVELOPMENT

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DEVELOPED AREASDEVELOPED AREAS GUIDEBOOK

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HOW WE GUIDE GROWTH & REDEVELOPMENT

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LOCAL AREALOCAL AREA PLAN

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HOW WE GUIDE GROWTH & REDEVELOPMENT

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HOW WE USED TO PLAN

Local Area Plan

MDPVolume 1

Local Area Plan

Local Area Plan

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WHAT THIS MEANS

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THE HIERARCHY Alberta Land Stewardship Act

Municipal Government Act

Regional Plan

Municipal Development Plan + Guidebooks

Local Plan Areas

Land Use Bylaw

Intermunicipal Plans

General

Specific

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VISIONARY PLANS

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IMPLEMENTING THE VISION

LAND USE BYLAWThe Text The Maps

calgary.ca/landusebylaw

LAND USE REDESIGNATION

EVOLVING COMMUNITIES

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NORTH HILL COMMUNITIES LOCAL GROWTH PLANNING

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North Hill Communities Local Growth Planning

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North Hill Communities Local Growth Planning

Local Context Considerations – TODAY

• Demographics

• Socio-economic consideration

• Traffic studies

• Cultural considerations

• Population increases/decreases (maps)

• MAXX

• Recent developments

• Public engagement about local assets, gems, areas for improvement, etc. taking place now to collect information

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North Hill Communities Local Growth Planning

Local Context Considerations – TOMORROW

• Generalized Calgary demographic change considerations

• Green Line (increased mobility choices)

• Growth Focus Areas: Transit Hubs, Main Streets (4), Neighborhood Activity Centres / nodes

• Other projects (Midfield, Highland Park, etc.)

• Current public engagement can be captures and used to create a resource for City project teams or developers when potential future projects/developments are being considered within the area (e.g. Rec Centres, upgrades, community improvement projects, private development projects).

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NORTH HILL COMMUNITIES WORKING GROUP

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OUR PROCESS

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OUR PROCESS

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OUR PROCESS

Publicinput

Working Group

Policy context

Draftplan

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Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6

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Dec 2018

Visioning and Core Ideas

March 2019

Opportunities & Big Ideas

April 2019

Identifying & Prioritizing Outcomes

June 2019

Reviewing the Draft Plan

Sept 2019

Reviewing Final Plan

NORTH HILL WORKING GROUPTimeline, Topics & Touch Points

Working Group Online Space

ENVISION EVALUATE REALIZE

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NORTH HILL WORKING GROUPONLINE SPACE

Engage.Calgary.ca/NorthHillWorkingGroup

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OUR COMMITMENTS

The City of Calgary commits to:

Consult

• We will consult with stakeholders to obtain feedback and ensure their input is considered and incorporated to the maximum extent possible.

• We will report back on how consultation impacted the decisions and outcomes.

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• Attend all meetings, review information provided by The City, provide timely feedback and input.

• If unable to attend a meeting, an alternate may be assigned to attend on a member’s behalf. It is a member’s responsibility to ensure their alternate is current on the information required to attend/provide input.

• Group membership is on a voluntary basis.

• Members must be prepared to work constructively to address areas of mutual interest.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIESMulti-community Stakeholder Working Group

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• Members will provide input on future growth and redevelopment that includes their individual experience and values but that also reflect public good, which is a key factor in the ultimate decisions being made. Individual members’ ability to learn about and consider the values and experiences of a wide range of city stakeholders is important.

• Group members will follow through on specific tasks as agreed to throughout the project timeframe.

• Where possible, members will act as a liaison to their respective stakeholder groups to communicate project information and processes and help collect input.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIESMulti-community Stakeholder Working Group

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NEXT MEETING

• Date: December 11, 2018• Time: 6 to 9 p.m.• Location: Thorncliffe-Greenview Community

Association• Topic: Visioning and Core Ideas

• Pre-work: Homework

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HOMEWORK – Asset Mapping

• What: go out into your community and identify assets and liabilities

• How: track your findings through notes, photos, etc. (include location)

• When: due December 5, 2018

Thank You