As part of a public engagement campaign, the Calgary River Valleys Project (CRVP) is hosting a series of in-person drop-in sessions and virtual events to seek feedback on floodplain policy and land use decisions.

TONIGHT — Feb. 21  5 – 8 p.m.
Bridgeland Community Association (917 Centre Ave NE)

The Government of Alberta recently released draft updated Flood Hazard Area maps for the province. In the new approach, there are now three degrees of Flood Fringe hazard area zones: High Hazard Flood Fringe, Flood Fringe and Protected Flood Fringe. It’s now up to the City to decide how to regulate land development in each of these areas.

Please read our full detailed post on the matter here: Calgary River Valleys Project – Flood Hazard Mapping and Development Rules: PUBLIC INPUT

More opportunities for engagement until March 3

The engagement campaign is active now until March 3, with in-person and virtual opportunities. To obtain more information and have your say, please attend one of the public engagement sessions, or participate in online engagement.

Virtual Sessions:

(1) Virtual
Feb. 26  6:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Visit calgary.ca/RiverValleys to register for a virtual session.

Three In-person “drop-in” Sessions:

(1) Bridgeland Community Association (917 Centre Ave NE)
Feb. 21  5 – 8 p.m.

(2) Parkhill/Stanley Park Community Association (4013 Stanley Rd SW)
Feb. 27  6 – 9 p.m.

(3) Montgomery Community Association (5003 16 Avenue NW)
March 1  5 – 8 p.m.

Access to the online survey will be through calgary.ca/RiverValleys.

Regards,

Your CRCAG Board