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DESCRIPTION:With a population of 1.2 million and counting\, Edmonton has se
 en unprecedented growth in recent years. And while this recent population 
 boom has outpaced projections\, the groundwork to accommodate it was estab
 lished in 2020 with City Council's adoption of the City Plan -- a long ter
 m growth\, development and transportation plan to accommodate a population
  of 2 million people within the current municipal boundary. More recently\
 , in January 2024 Edmonton's new Zoning Bylaw came into effect\, translati
 ng the City Plan's long term goals into development regulations that suppo
 rt more business and housing opportunities across the city. While growth b
 rings its challenges\, these long term planning choices have uniquely posi
 tioned Edmonton to meet the diverse housing needs of a growing population 
 through Canada's ongoing housing crisis.
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SUMMARY:Rotary mtg July 14th "City Plan- Managing Edmonton's Growth and Dev
 elopment"
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:With a population of 1.2 million and counting\
 , Edmonton has seen unprecedented growth in recent years. And while this r
 ecent population boom has outpaced projections\, the groundwork to accommo
 date it was established in 2020 with City Council's adoption of the City P
 lan -- a long term growth\, development and transportation plan to accommo
 date a population of 2 million people within the current municipal boundar
 y. More recently\, in January 2024 Edmonton's new Zoning Bylaw came into e
 ffect\, translating the City Plan's long term goals into development regul
 ations that support more business and housing opportunities across the cit
 y. While growth brings its challenges\, these long term planning choices h
 ave uniquely positioned Edmonton to meet the diverse housing needs of a gr
 owing population through Canada's ongoing housing crisis.
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