Windermere ASP Consolidation - City of Edmonton
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neighbourhood parks, community knowledge campuses,<br />
and district park campus.<br />
2.2 Airport Protection Overlay – <strong>Edmonton</strong><br />
International Airport<br />
The <strong>Windermere</strong> <strong>ASP</strong> lies entirely outside the<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong> International Airport Vicinity Protection<br />
Area; there is no restriction on residential<br />
development within the plan area arising from this<br />
regulation.<br />
2.3 Suburban Neighbourhood Design Principles<br />
The <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Edmonton</strong>’s Suburban Neighbourhood Design<br />
Principles (1996) report describes a series <strong>of</strong> general principles<br />
used to guide the sustainable design <strong>of</strong> suburban<br />
neighbourhoods. These principles cover infrastructure, community<br />
facilities, roadways, bicycle and pedestrian linkages, transit<br />
service, institutional and school / park sites, housing, population<br />
projection and student generation as they relate to suburban<br />
neighbourhoods in <strong>Edmonton</strong>. The <strong>Windermere</strong> <strong>ASP</strong> has been<br />
designed and planned to incorporate these principles as they<br />
relate to concepts <strong>of</strong> Smart Growth, Transit and Pedestrian<br />
Oriented Development. Subsequent Neighbourhood Structure<br />
Plans (NSPs) will incorporate the Suburban Neighbourhood<br />
Design Principles.<br />
2.4 Environmental Policies and Practices<br />
The <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Edmonton</strong>’s Inventory <strong>of</strong><br />
Environmentally Sensitive and Significant Natural<br />
Areas (1993) identifies four Local Environmentally<br />
Sensitive Areas within the <strong>Windermere</strong> <strong>ASP</strong><br />
(SW1, SW2, SW 40 and SW 51). Accordingly, in<br />
accordance with <strong>City</strong> Policy C-467, Conservation<br />
<strong>of</strong> Natural Sites in <strong>Edmonton</strong>’s Table Lands, a<br />
Stage 2 Detailed Natural Site Assessment (NSA)<br />
must be completed for these areas prior to the<br />
approval <strong>of</strong> any neighbourhood structure plans.<br />
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) have been<br />
prepared for portions <strong>of</strong> the Plan area, particularly areas north <strong>of</strong><br />
Ellerslie Road. Further site assessments will be required for the<br />
remaining areas upon submission <strong>of</strong> Neighbourhood Structure<br />
Plans.<br />
For areas <strong>of</strong> the Plan that are adjacent to the North Saskatchewan<br />
River, the Whitemud Creek and other tributaries, the policies<br />
contained in the North Saskatchewan River Valley Area<br />
Development Plan, Bylaw 7188 shall apply. In accordance with<br />
regulations <strong>of</strong> the Municipal Government Act and the <strong>City</strong>’s Top<strong>of</strong>-the<br />
Bank Public Roadway Policy in effect, these lands will be<br />
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