A. The land was not donated it was purchased in two parcels by the UofA in 1920 and 1957 respectively. Following the purchase, the UofA decided to place a student residence in 1967 and it was named in honour of the governor general at that time Roland Michener. The UofA will retain ownership of the land and the UAPT obtains it through a master lease and leases on to the builder developers. UAPT is in compliance, as the UofA did purchase the land originally to the benefit of the UofA and all work completed by the UAPT is done to the benefit of UofA, being the beneficiary of UAPT.

A. Energy efficiency will be looked at on a site-by-site basis by each individual developer with consultation of the trust.

A. It was looked at from a design, technical perspective and based on the vision concept this could be kept as a pedestrian and bike connection and enhance the space in the park. The connectivity in and around Malmo are on the arterial roadways. There is no road connection here it is a pedway.

A. The highest building that could be permitted based on the current zoning is six stories. These are all low to mid rise apartments with no towers to be proposed on the site. When the buildings are being constructed, developers will need to follow design guidelines which considers winter design as well.

A. Yes, a technical analysis was conducted with the pond. The storm pond was required based on the analysis.

A. Michener Park resident parking will be based more on demand than the city regulations. The City has the open parking options however there will parking provided for per development based on the market demand for each of the type of houses being developed. For example, row houses will have their own garages and driveways, whereas the row low to mid rises will have a combination of surface and underground parking.

A. Clarification provided regarding the city engagement which will take place via the City’s website and not through an open house. The link will go live on April 26^th. The public hearing is when we go to Council regarding the zoning application targeted for July 5^th. The City will circulate notices and communicate via newspaper notifications.

A. The density has not changed. Still proposing the same number of units as per the plans applied for previously.

A. Zoning map reviewed with the community members. The map is only showing where the zoning is. There is no way to add that roadway and the only way to create a road would be to create a subdivision process that would need to be submitted to the city for fulsome review. This map is only showing zoning and not roadways. The connection you see is peds and bikes which is a pathway through the park.

A. The proposed park space is south of the existing tennis courts. There is open space that is being preserved there.

A. The builder developers will make decisions on whether they are building an apartment building for rent or for sale based on a long land lease with a lease hold interest, townhome, condo etc.

A. A meeting was held to speak about the community garden that exists on the eastern boundary in the green park space in an effort to determine its viability and that particular area to be maintained in some part.

A. Looked at numerous options for the Trust to redevelop and refurbish Vanier Tower. Costing, full condition analysis completed on Vanier Tower as well. Based on the age of the building there was a significant amount of asbestos so significant amount of remediation work to be done as well. Did try to retain it and went out to market to seek partners to make it a viable property, however despite efforts it was deemed not viable project to retain. UAPT informed the UofA notifying them that the Trust was not interested in taking over that building. The tower is still owned by the UofA and the decision is to demolish it. Demolition will take place over the next few months as remediation of the asbestos is being done.

A. There will be trees onsite. Throughout this process UAPT has expressed a desire to retain as many trees as possible throughout this project. Some trees will need to be removed to make way for roads and other buildings within the configuration of the plan. It is the intention to retain as many as we can as well as plant additional trees and evaluate the health of the existing trees.

A. West and southwest areas identified with a combination of commercial and residential construction. Work to commence on the south of 48^th

B. Similar to the current park in terms of location, just a few adjustments in terms of the along of the edges where the Collector Road comes in with some home frontage facing the park.

A. The trail will remain. In talks with the City to remove the fencing.

A. Examples of home frontage facing the park and commercial spaces transparency through windows. Further work to be done through environmental design that speak to crime prevention to ensure there are no hidden spaces.

A. Yes, the Trust is working on this. We hope to announce this by Fall. In addition to a grocery store there is plans for other retail outlets on that site.

A. Sufficient parking has been allocated so appropriate parking apportioned for the commercial grocery store.

A. Additional retail units slated for the commercial area. Smaller rental retail, food outlets adjacent to the grocery store.

A. This will be combination as there will be an opportunity for people to move in both directions to commute based on personal convenience.

A. Under typical zoning, developers must follow the City process in applying for a development permit commercial, residential, apartment etc., and follow all City requirements for any engagement or notification to communities in application of that development permit and subsequent building permit to start building on that site.

A. The area familiar known as West 240 you will be hearing more about that from the Trust in the coming months. We are planning a very robust community engagement for this coming Fall. That is for future planning.

A. Area north side of 48^th Ave is a mixed-use zoning area. That area will be developed. Access moving north will have controlled on 51^st Ave and 121^st Str with traffic lights for those intersections.

A. These are different processes to Michener Park. Unfortunately, unable to provide comment as we will need to engage with the City to ascertain whether those trees are located on Michener Park’s side.

A. They are currently not proposed to share the alley.

A. This development is targeted at all age demographics. The Trust will be encouraging developers to build senior specific housing near and around the commercial area.

A. We are a team of three and hope to communicate with you via the website and newsletters. Once the land use application is completed you will receive communication from our builder developer partners but you will hear from the Trust on a regular basis via the website and social media.

B. As the application is finalized to prepare for public hearing at council. A notice will be sent via mail for community members to inform communities of the hearing along with a signup should any community member wish to speak at that public hearing.