Capital Region Board. 1.2 Million people 725,000 jobs 30% of AB GDP. Malcolm Bruce, CEO

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1 Capital Region Board 1.2 Million people 725,000 jobs 30% of AB GDP Malcolm Bruce, CEO October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 1

2 Board Mandate What We Do We are a regional planning and collaboration body Governance Regulation 38/2012 Growth Plan Implementing the Growth Plan Cost Sharing Other functions as assigned by Minister Bill 28 (2013) Growth Management Board What We Don t Do Resolve municipal boundary issues or annexations Social Infrastructure (eg schools, hospitals etc) October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 2

3 Today Capital Region Board Growth Plan Growing Forward 11 Separate documents 4 Functional Areas October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 3

4 Capital Region Growth Plan 2008/2009 October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 4

5 How We Implement Priority Growth Areas (PGA) & Cluster Country Residential Areas (CCRA) October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 5

6 Densities Density October 4, 2016 PGA Target (DU/NRHa) A: B: C w : C e : E: F: G: CCRA Target (DU/GHa) I: 2 O: 2 Q: 2 S: 2 Areas outside of PGA s and CCRA s do not have a density target, however, they must comply with the Growth Plan Principles and Policies our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 6 6

7 Tomorrow Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan Re imagine.plan.build October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 7

8 40 Years of Prosperity 1974 Population: 560,000 22,650 ha footprint 1.8% of total land area 2014 Population: 1,234,000 69,930 ha footprint 5.6% of total land area 8

9 SS2

10 Slide 9 SS2 This slide needs to be updated to remove draft and change the date. Sharon Shuya, 9/28/2016

11 EDMONTON METROPOLITAN REGION GROWTH PLAN

12 EDMONTON METROPOLITAN REGIONAL STRUCTURE Metropolitan Core Rural Area Rural Area Metropolitan Area 11

13 INTEGRATED POLICY AREAS

14 POLICY AREAS AND OBJECTIVES Economic Competitiveness & Employment Communities & Housing Transportation Systems Natural Living Systems Integration of Land Use & Infrastructure Agriculture 13

15 POLICY AREAS AND OBJECTIVES Economic Competitiveness & Employment Communities & Housing Transportation Systems Natural Living Systems Integration of Land Use & Infrastructure Agriculture 14

16 POLICY AREAS AND OBJECTIVES Economic Competitiveness & Employment Communities & Housing Transportation Systems Natural Living Systems Integration of Land Use & Infrastructure Agriculture 15

17 ECONOMIC COMPETIVENESS & JOBS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 16

18 ECONOMIC COMPETIVENESS & JOBS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 17

19 ECONOMIC COMPETIVENESS & JOBS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 18

20 POLICY AREAS AND OBJECTIVES Economic Competitiveness & Employment Communities & Housing Transportation Systems Natural Living Systems Integration of Land Use & Infrastructure Agriculture 19

21 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 20

22 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 21

23 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 22

24 REF 2.0 September 8, 2016 October 13, 2016 November 10, 2016 December, Outline of Process to Board for Information Draft Recommendation for Board Discussion Draft Recommendation for Board Approval Draft Recommendation submitted to the Province Approval Of Growth Plan and REF by the Province General: No change to the REF Process Changes to Submission Criteria Changes to Evaluation Criteria to align with updated Growth Plan October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 23

25 IMPACT OF THE GROWTH PLAN $5.0 Billion in infrastructure savings Edmonton Boundary Project Cost (in $B) EIA third runway $1.0 Valley West LRT $1.8 Metro Line LRT Extension $0.3 Festival Line (downtown circular) LRT $0.5 Morinville Arena/Multi-Use Recreation $0.013 Facility Convert 867 km of gravel roads to $1.38 asphalt Total: $5.0 Billion Land Savings: 250 Quarter Sections or 160 km2 is = to 6% of Leduc County 24

26 The Future Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Draft MGA Regulation completed, Growth Plan & Regional Evaluation Framework (REF) 2.0 approved by Growth Plan the Province Update approved & sent to the Province, Final MGA City Charters Provincial Approval of Updated Regulation Municipal election October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 25

27 OUTCOME Infrastructure defines the destiny of the Region. What s in place can t sustain our future this Region needs a deliberate and aggressive strategy Jeremy Heigh, Sift Everything Choose to Lead: Building on the Competitive Advantages of the Capital Region

28 Questions

29 Need

30 Densities Factors Affordability Climate Change Housing Diversity & Supply Long Terms costs of growth and Infrastructure Model Shift Agriculture Evidence based

31 Implementation Multi pronged approached Urban Growth Greenfield densities Aspirational redevelopment/infill targets TOD (Jobs and people) Aspirational Centre targets Rural Growth Existing CR New CR Criteria Based/Commuter Shed Regional Evaluation Framework (REF) Timeline

32 Growth Plan Targets SS4 Apply by Policy Tier Core, Metro and Rural Two Types of Targets Required and Aspirational. Meaning municipalities are encouraged to work towards the aspirational targets over the next 30 years REQUIRED Greenfield Minimum and encouraged to exceed Average dwelling units/ net residential hectare (du/nrh) Ranges from du/nrh in Metro Area and du/nrh in Rural Area ASPIRATIONAL Transit Oriented Development (People + jobs) Edmonton, west of QE2 South and St. Albert Intensification % dwelling units within built up area Varies by Muncipality Centers average dwelling units/ net residential hectare Varies in Metro Area and Rural Area

33 Slide 31 SS4 I would recommed something like this slide replace teh schedule 6 on the next slide Sharon Shuya, 9/28/2016

34 Growth Plan Targets

35 What Greenfield Density Looks Like Applying du/nrha Greenfield Density, Leduc West ASP Percentage of Dwelling Types Approved at 29 du/nrha Proposed at 35 du/nrha Proposed at 40 du/nrha Low Density (20du/ha) Med Density (85du/ha) High Density (200du/ha) Low Density, Single Detached Housing 20 du/nrha Medium Density, Row Housing ~40 du/nrha Medium Density, Low Rise Apartment ~90 du/nrha High Density, Medium Rise Apartment du/nrha 10/4/

36 What Greenfield Density Looks Like Applying du/nrha Greenfield Density, Spruce Grove West ASP Percentage of Dwelling Types Approved at 29 du/nrha Proposed at 35 du/nrha Proposed at 40 du/nrha Low Med Density (25du/ha) Med Hi Density (90du/ha)

37 Country Residential Policy Criteria for New SS5 a. 90% or more of existing CR is built out b. Proposed CR lots represent a max of 5 year supply, based on previous 5 year absorption rate of CR lands c. Located on non prime ag lands d. Proposed CR are outside of commuter shed boundary i. Not less than 3.2 km (2 Miles) from boundary of existing urban community in rural area ii. Not less than 4.8 km (3 miles) from boundary of existing urban community in metro area e. Inside of commuter shed boundary i. Demonstrate no changes in the net country residential lot supply within commuter shed ii. Buffers of 3.2 km and 4.8 km continue to apply to boundaries of urban communities within the commuter shed for any changes in CR locations f. Located on or adjacent to natural living systems, requires environmental and technical studies g. Maximum density of 50 lots per quarter section h. Onsite servicing wells, cisterns and private sewage systems i. Requires an ASP, approved under REF j. Allowance for exceptions to a h above

38 Slide 35 SS5 Propose the next slide as an alternative to this detail Sharon Shuya, 9/28/2016

39 Country Residential Policy Criteria for consideration of additional CR Criteria for Inside Commuter shed No Net New CR allowed Criteria for Outside of Commuter shed located on non prime ag land

40 The Capital Region Board Regulation Mandate of Board 3 The Capital Region Board shall (a) prepare a proposed Capital Region Growth Plan. Objectives of Plan 11 The objectives of the Capital Region Growth Plan are (a) to promote an integrated and strategic approach to planning for future growth in the Capital Region; (b) to identify the overall development pattern and key future infrastructure investments that would (i) best complement existing infrastructure, services and land uses in the Capital Region, and (ii) maximize benefits to the Capital Region; (c) to co ordinate decisions in the Capital Region to sustain economic growth and ensure strong communities and a healthy environment. October 4, 2016 our values: respect integrity accountability innovation 37