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It looks alright to me. Does anyone know how the connectivity is to the LRT through the eastern section of university farm? It's been about 6 years since I've been through it.
 
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Not sure if the Master Plan had been shared already. I imagine this will be a popular area.
Here's a link to the full document, taken from the 'get involved' page: https://west240.site/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/2022-169-West240-Master-Plan_Dec12_Pages.pdf

It looks alright to me. Does anyone know how the connectivity is to the LRT through the eastern section of university farm? It's been about 6 years since I've been through it.
You can see the lrt in the top right corner of this picture
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It looks alright to me. Does anyone know how the connectivity is to the LRT through the eastern section of university farm? It's been about 6 years since I've been through it.
From the station they have MUPs running west past Saville to 122nd st and 63rd ave but problem is with it being built in the NE corner of the farm it's not really all that close. Pretty sure Southgate station probably be equally as close for a good portion of the southern part of the U of A lands west of 122nd
 
Engagement for the West 240 Neigbourhood Area Structure Plan closes today (July 8). Interestingly, the density and unit count are lower than the 2023 concept despite more medium-density zones being added.

From their summer 2024 package:

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Density and unit count from 2023, for comparison:

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Disappointing to see the turnover at the top with their properties trust division as they need stability, momentum and are playing catch up vis a vis the majority of their counterparts across the country.
 
Maybe the turnover is due to coming up with a Summerside plan for 240 and Michener to look like a suburban plan. Bland and not innovative. Likely not the highest ROI either. I’m just guessing though.
 
Disappointing to see the turnover at the top with their properties trust division as they need stability, momentum and are playing catch up vis a vis the majority of their counterparts across the country.
I saw the job posting for their real estate group and the pay was strangely low for what the responsibilities were. It gave me the sense they were looking for a bureaucrat and not someone from the real estate industry.

https://apps.ualberta.ca/careers/posting/1852

Their upper half of their pay range is what grads right out of university are getting paid for real estate research and analyst positions in the private sector.
 
^^or not being given the latitude to get things done, with the right resources...?

^That's their in house stuff though and appropriate, I am talking about https://uapt.ca/ and their CEO search.
 

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