Pintail Landing Neighbourhood Structure Plan

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Approved Neighbourhood Structure Plan guiding the future development for a new neighbourhood in the Big Lake Area.

The City of Edmonton has approved a draft neighbourhood structure plan (NSP) for the Pintail Landing Neighbourhood. This neighbourhood is located in northwest Edmonton, north of Yellowhead Trail and west of Anthony Henday Drive.

Neighbourhood Structure Plans describe the general pattern of development for a new residential neighbourhood and guide the next development stages, including zoning, subdivision, infrastructure design and construction.

The approved Pintail Landing NSP outlines:

Design vision and development objectives
Future land uses, including commercial, institutional and residential
Expected population densities
Cycling and pedestrian (active modes) network
The location of major roads and utilities
Space for parks, natural areas, and a school site

The plan will allow for the zoning, subdivision, and future development of the area.

Read the draft Pintail Landing Neighbourhood Structure Plan (12.6MB).

Key Features of the Plan

Natural Areas and wetland conservation
A future public transit centre at the west edge
Commercial area to support future residents
A mix of housing types from low to medium density
A future population of approximately 4,500 people
Several stormwater management facilities
Open spaces and a future school site
Maintaining the existing Glendale Golf Course & Country Club

The draft Pintail Landing Neighbourhood Structure Plan land use map illustrates the development concept. (Note: the draft map will be updated if changes are made during the review process.)

Review Process

The NSP Process Chart shows the general application process.

History

An application was first made for the Pintail Landing NSP together with the Kinglet Gardens NSP in 2013. The plan went through a full technical review and a public meeting was held on October 14, 2014 to provide information about the proposed plan and the process.

The Kinglet Gardens NSP was approved by Council in 2016 and the Pintail Landing NSP application was put on hold.

A revised application was submitted in the summer of 2017. A letter providing information about the application was sent to landowners within 60 m of the Pintail Landing area, as well as the associated community leagues and Area Council.

A full review of the NSP and technical documents has started. The application may be revised through the review process.

Public Engagement

A public engagement session is not yet scheduled. Once a date and time is established, it will be posted online. Surrounding landowners will be notified by mail.

Public Hearing Schedule

A Public Hearing was held on Monday August 26, 2019. The draft plan was approved by Council.

Contact Us

Planning Coordination

Email	planningcoordination@edmonton.ca