Welcome to the Community League for Windsor Park. The league promotes friendship, fellowship and sports among neighbors and serves as a common meeting place. Windsor Park is a member of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues.

News notes from the president

The community league’s views on the rezoning of the Windsor Park Mall site can be found here. This position paper was developed by the land use committee and is authorized by the executive. It is not only a response to VOCO Developments’ proposal for a 4 story, 37 unit development but also the beginning of a formal statement of the community’s views on development. Obviously this is not going to be a totally unanimous view. The place to present informed dissent is at the meetings of the executive; the next one will be in September.

VOCO’s response to community concerns can be found by clicking here. Windsor Parkers can comment directly to City of Edmonton’s planning department. This opportunity is important and for maximum impact, such comments should be delivered to the city planner before the end of May.

The city planner who will write a report on the project for City Council is David Schoor. David can be reached by e-mail, telephone at 496 6134, fax at 401 7060, or by snail mail to 10250 101 St., 5^th Floor, Edmonton T5J 3P4.

Voco’s consultants have concluded that CNC is not viable on the Windsor Park Mall site because the University Community, and particularly the Lister Hall residence, is adequately served by facilities within the university. This seems to imply that the commercial activity carried out free of City of Edmonton constraints, on campus, are such as to make additional commercial activity near the campus not viable. In VOCO’s view, Windsor Park is also adequately served by the commercial space on 112^th, 109^th, and 82^nd. In short, they maintain the proposition that CNC development of the Windsor Park Mall is not a viable economic proposition.

You may be interested in the February Newsletter from Edmonton 2004.

John Wilson has taken on the work of maintaining a website that covers information on the proposals to redevelop the Windsor Park Mall. I thank him for that.

If anyone is seriously disturbed by noise from the Heritage Amphitheatre this summer, they should call Tim Resaul at 496 5835 or 920 1013.

Information on, a form for registration for, and the fee schedule for the Windsor Park Nursery School are available.

The University of Alberta’s Nano Technology Institute (NINT) on the site of the temporary labs just east of the Windsor Car Park, and Natural Resources Engineering Facility NREF) just south of ECERF are well advanced. This is the summary of construction schedules

South LRT

Their website is the best place to get news

Permanent links

Please consult the following links for more information about Windsor Park. Obviously more links will be built as people demonstrate the urge for more information.

A list of the executive , the agenda for the next meeting of the executive, a draft of the minutes for the last meeting of the executive, and the minutes of a number of past meetings of the executive and of the leagues Annual General Meetings
Are you a member of the league? It's easy to join and membership is valuable.
The building can be rented .
See the Windsor Park newsletter for the latest news. (The EFCL newsletters are also on-line.) You may have to get an Acrobat reader to see these files. If you print the newsletter from the pdf file and the fonts don’t come through, try “Print as Image” on the printer control of your XP driver.
Bylaws , Parking, Transportation, Planning, University Relations.
History of the Windsor Park community. Map of Windsor Park.
Sports:

Soccer, Ice Rink , Playgrounds , Basketball Courts, Baseball
The Edmonton Sport Council provides contact information for Edmonton sport organizations, locations and descriptions of Edmonton sport facilities and current information of interest to the Edmonton sport community.

Social: Christmas Carols, Sleigh Ride, Barbeque, Wine & Cheese
Related Organizations: Central Area Council, Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues
Other: Nursery School, Amphitheatre, Block Parents, Parks, Bottle Drive

These pages were originally developed by Dave Austen in 1997 and updated by Edo Nyland in 2000.They were moved to the University of Alberta site on February 1, 2001. Please report broken, circular, and expired links to edo@phys.ualberta.ca .

News notes from the president

VOCO’s response to community concerns can be found by clicking here. Windsor Parkers can comment directly to City of Edmonton’s planning department. This opportunity is important and for maximum impact, such comments should be delivered to the city planner before the end of May.

The city planner who will write a report on the project for City Council is David Schoor. David can be reached by e-mail, telephone at 496 6134, fax at 401 7060, or by snail mail to 10250 101 St., 5th Floor, Edmonton T5J 3P4.

You may be interested in the February Newsletter from Edmonton 2004.

John Wilson has taken on the work of maintaining a website that covers information on the proposals to redevelop the Windsor Park Mall. I thank him for that.

If anyone is seriously disturbed by noise from the Heritage Amphitheatre this summer, they should call Tim Resaul at 496 5835 or 920 1013.

Information on, a form for registration for, and the fee schedule for the Windsor Park Nursery School are available.

The University of Alberta’s Nano Technology Institute (NINT) on the site of the temporary labs just east of the Windsor Car Park, and Natural Resources Engineering Facility NREF) just south of ECERF are well advanced. This is the summary of construction schedules

South LRT

Their website is the best place to get news

Permanent links

The city planner who will write a report on the project for City Council is David Schoor. David can be reached by e-mail, telephone at 496 6134, fax at 401 7060, or by snail mail to 10250 101 St., 5^th Floor, Edmonton T5J 3P4.