Windermere ASP Consolidation - City of Edmonton

Residential is established as a transitional land use along the
eastern boundary of these acreage communities. Single detached
housing with lot sizes of comparable width and character are
envisioned in maintaining the estate ambiance.
Where existing lots front onto Windermere Drive, adjacent
lots will also front on within
the transitional area to
ensure a similar
streetscape. In other areas
where an existing flanking
or backing-on condition
exists, new development
lots in the transition area
may flank or back on.
These principles will be
further refined through the
NSP stage. The area,
number of dwelling units
and population attributed to LLR development is shown in
Appendix 2.
Low Density Residential (LDR)
Consideration has been given to locating Low Density
Residential (LDR), also referred to as Single/Semi-
Detached, development in proximity to commercial
services and business employment, Neighbourhood Parks,
Community Knowledge Campuses, potential greenways,
and storm water management facilities offering superior
amenity opportunities. Within the plan, low density
residential housing forms will be predominantly single and
semi-detached housing catering to a variety of lot and
house sizes for a wide demographic population.
Bylaw 15805
July 18, 2011
Low density residential development will be
planned in precincts/cells to create safe and
accessible pedestrian environments that
provide a sense of identity, community and
place. The area, number of dwelling units
and population attributed to LDR
development is shown in Appendix 2.
Medium Density Residential (MDR)
Medium or multi-family density housing provides affordable
housing for a wide spectrum of the population from
students to seniors. Opportunities exist within the
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