EDMONTON | Jasper Avenue Towers | 48 & 37 storeys

[Coldrsx]

Reference: Proposed Rezoning for lands located at 10107,10129, 10133, & 10137 – 115 Street and 11452 & 11460 – Jasper Avenue, Oliver Neighbourhood

The purpose of this notification letter is to collect your feedback on a rezoning application as well as invite you to an upcoming community event to learn more about this project prior to submitting an application to the City.
Please come to a community meeting or review the information below and provide your comments prior to September 16, 2017 to the address below or email – kim.petrin@stantec.com .

COMMUNITY MEETING

Come learn more about this exciting new project – we will be on site to share information, answer your questions and gather your feedback about the project.
Date: Saturday, August 26, 2017
Time: Drop-in anytime between 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Unit 104, 10107 – 115 Street

*In a vacant commercial space fronting 115 Street, north of Jasper Avenue

On behalf of our client, Greenlong Construction Inc., we will be submitting an application to rezone the above noted properties. The proposed changes would allow for the development of two high-rise residential buildings (up to 48 and 37 storeys) with opportunities for commercial uses on Jasper Avenue. Amenity space could include patios, roof top terraces and/or recreation room. Resident parking will be provided underground.
The vision is to activate Jasper Avenue with a range of commercial uses, animate the lane with live/work opportunities or commercial uses and provide a range of unit sizes that will encourage and support a diverse community, including families.

[LMich]

Does the city own this land and is searching for a developer to partner with for a rough project they've put together?

[Coldrsx]

Nope. This is a private rezoning application.

[LMich]

Originally Posted by Coldrsx

Nope. This is a private rezoning application.

Ooops, missed this when I read through the first time:

On behalf of our client, Greenlong Construction Inc.,

So, what's the difference between the current high-rise apartment zone classification and the site-specific development control in this particular regard? Is this to allow the tower to go higher, or include another use not allowed under high-rise apartment zone?

[TallBob]

When it comes to tall towers, Edmonton is really getting some great proposals!

[canucklehead2]

Awesome sauce! That's the height/style/size of towers Central Edmonton is really designed well for... Now build about a 100 or so of these and I'd be happy! ;-)