Building Great Neighbourhoods

Meyonohk has been chosen for Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal. Planning and design is currently underway.

Community Feedback on Draft Design - April 2025

Thank you to those who shared their ideas and feedback with us over the past year through the Building a Project Vision Together, Exploring Opportunities and Exploring Options and Tradeoffs project stages. The Project Team has now created a draft design that meets current City standards, policies and technical considerations and considers public input.

Starting April 24, we invite you to review the draft design and help us REFINE it to ensure it reflects the Vision and Guiding Principles for Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal in Meyonohk.

We want to hear from you!

Review the draft design
Read the April 2025 newsletter
Complete the online survey
- Available from Thursday, April 24 to Thursday, May 15
Meet the Project Team at a drop-in event
- Thursday, May 1
  6-8pm
  Meyonohk School (1850 Lakewood Road South, NW)

Learn more about how the Project Team makes decisions related to new and wider sidewalks, active transportation and roads.

We commit to considering feedback to refine the draft design to reflect the Vision and Guiding Principles for Meyonohk.

About The Project

Neighbourhood reconstruction rehabilitates residential roads, replaces street lights, sidewalks, curbs, and gutters, and adds missing sidewalk links, where possible. Other opportunities to improve how people walk, bike, drive and gather in the neighbourhood, and how they enjoy City-owned parks and open spaces are also explored.

At the beginning of the project, the Project Team will work with the community to create a project Vision and Guiding Principles. People who live, work and play in Meyonohk will be asked for regular feedback on the different stages of the project.

Cost-sharing opportunities will be made available through the Local Improvement process for sidewalk reconstruction and decorative street light upgrades in the neighbourhood. Arterial roads and alleys are not included in the scope of work.

Working together to make the most of your neighbourhood

This is your city and your neighbourhood. We want to understand how you experience your neighbourhood and ask for your input on what we might do to make it better.

We will engage and work with you on the renewal of roads, sidewalks, street lights and park spaces and promote other community opportunities to enhance how people live and interact in your neighbourhood. We commit to being open and transparent about how your input is used. Let’s make the most out of your neighbourhood.

Project History

October 2024 - Exploring Options and Tradeoffs

Thank you to everyone who engaged with the Project Team during the Exploring Options and Tradeoffs stage of Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal. The online survey closed on October 17, but you can still review the information shared:

Review the design options
Review the Exploring Options and Tradeoffs newsletter

The public engagement activities and participation are now summarized in the Engagement Summary.

A What We Heard Report summarizing your feedback is now available.

The feedback gathered will be used to create a draft design for Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal. In spring 2025, we will share the draft design with you and ask for your input as we move into the Community Feedback on Draft Design stage of Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal.

During this stage, we commit to using the priorities we heard during the engagement to inform the draft design for the project.

April 2024 - Exploring Opportunities

Thank you to everyone who engaged with the Project Team during the Exploring Opportunities stage of Meyonohk’s Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal. The online survey closed on April 17. The feedback gathered will help inform the options we share in the Exploring Options and Tradeoffs stage.

The public engagement activities and participation are summarized in the Engagement Summary.

A What We Heard report summarizing your feedback is now available.

In fall 2024, we will be seeking your input again as we move into the Exploring Options and Tradeoffs stage of Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal.

We commit to using your community’s input to refine the key elements to be explored in the development of the overall neighbourhood design. This design will align with the Vision that was co-created for your Neighbourhood Renewal project.

January 2024 - Starting the Conversation and Building a Project Vision Together

Thank you to everyone who engaged with the Project Team during the Starting the Conversation and Building a Project Vision Together stage of Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal. The online survey closed on January 31.

The feedback gathered will be used to create a public engagement and communication plan that ensures we share information and invite feedback in ways that will work best for Meyonohk residents and stakeholders. Feedback will also be used to co-create a Vision and Guiding Principles for Meyonohk’s Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal.

The public engagement activities and participation are now summarized in the Engagement Summary.

A What We Heard report summarizing your feedback is now available.

Sherry Wallace

Title	Project Manager
Email	sherry.wallace@edmonton.ca

Title

Project Manager

sherry.wallace@edmonton.ca

Building Great Neighbourhoods

All additional inquiries or escalations can be directed to the Building Great Neighbourhoods team by calling 780-496-4055 or through 311.

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Building Great Neighbourhoods - Meyonohk

Community Feedback on Draft Design - April 2025

About The Project

Working together to make the most of your neighbourhood

How to Get Involved

Project History

Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal

Contact Us

Sherry Wallace

Building Great Neighbourhoods - Meyonohk

Community Feedback on Draft Design - April 2025

About The Project

Working together to make the most of your neighbourhood

Project History

Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal

Related documents

Neighbourhood Renewal Documents

Contact Us

Sherry Wallace

Building Great Neighbourhoods