Growing forward
Subtitle: the Capital Region growth plan
Contributors: Alberta. Alberta Municipal Affairs; Capital Region Board (Alberta)
Publisher: Alberta Municipal Affairs]
Published: 2009
Place of publication: [Edmonton
Language: eng
Subjects: Community development; Economic development projects; Regional planning
Description: The Capital Region Growth Plan: Growing Forward was submitted to the Honourable Ray Danyluk, Minister of Municipal Affairs on April 2, 2009. The Growth Plan provides a vision for the Capital Region in the future. The Growth Plan includes four components: a Land Use Plan, an Intermunicipal Transit Network Plan, a Geographic Information Services (GIS) Plan, and a Housing Plan. The Land Use Plan is based on sound planning principles that will allow the Region to: manage growth while minimizing the development footprint; strengthen communities; focus on transit-oriented development; and ensure a strong economy in the future. The Transit Plan charts a course for coordinated expansion of intermunicipal transit. The GIS Plan sets out a process for establishing an information service that will allow the Capital Region Board to make effective regional decisions and measure the impact of those decisions. The Housing Plan is a blueprint to ensure Capital Region residents have access to affordable housing. As key elements of the Capital Region Growth Plan, these four components are based on interrelated principles and will together support the vision of a prosperous economy and an improved quality of life in the Capital Region.
Notes: Title from cover.

"March 2009".

Also available online.
Table of contents: title: Appendix 1.; title: Capital Region population & employment projections report -- -- Appendix 2.; title: Capital Region land use plan -- -- Appendix 3.; title: Capital Region intermunicipal transit network plan -- -- Appendix 4.; title: Capital Region geographic information services (CRGIS) : strategy and implementation plan -- -- Appendix 5.; title: Capital Region housing plan : strategy and implementation plan.