Martin Browne Area Redevelopment Plan

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The City of Lloydminster, in conjunction with the contracted organization, is preparing an Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) to guide the future redevelopment of the former Martin Browne School site including the area surrounding the Outdoor Pool and Archie Miller Arena. The site is located in the West Lloydminster neighbourhood between 50th Street and 47th Street to the north and south and 57th Ave and 56th Ave to the east and west.

What is an ARP?

Area Redevelopment Plans are a common tool used to provide a policy framework which guide the future redevelopment of specific area of the community. When preparing an ARP a number of factors are considered including existing municipal policy, economic conditions, adjacent land uses, physical site conditions and public feedback. The purpose of the ARP is to create a plan that allows the land to be developed to it’s highest and best use making efficient use of existing infrastructure in the community while complimenting existing development in the immediate vicinity.

What did/does the area contain?

The Martin Browne School opened in 1958 and following its closure in 2014 the land was subsequently transferred from the Lloydminster Public School Division to the City of Lloydminster. The acquisition of the school site and demolition of the facility has allowed the City to consider the potential redevelopment of the site.

As a former school yard, the area contained a number of recreational opportunities such as a baseball diamond, outdoor basketball court, playgrounds, indoor and outdoor arenas, outdoor pool and plenty of green space adjacent to numerous residential establishments.


Public Engagement

In September, 2019 a series of stakeholder workshops for area residents and a general survey for all individuals interested in the project. View the What We Heard Report to learn more about the engagement events and their key findings.

In efforts to understand the current and future needs of the community and surrounding residents, the City of Lloydminster drafted three feasible concepts of the ARP. On December 3, 2019 residents were able to view these concepts and provide feedback. View the draft concepts, or the Phase 2 What We Heard Report.

City Council and Administration have heard your feedback, and adjusted the draft ARP to align with the feedback from residents. View the draft plan highlights and share your feedback on the implementation actions prior to City Council's decision via the survey! Survey will be available between September 2 and 9.


Final Plan

After thorough review and consideration of the public feedback, the draft Martin Browne Area Redevelopment Plan has been approved by City Council. View this plan to learn more about the concepts and implementation phases.


Want to get involved in other public consultation opportunities? Subscribe to project updates by signing up for the Public Engagement Newsletter on the side menu's "Speak Up & Sign Up Banner".

The City of Lloydminster, in conjunction with the contracted organization, is preparing an Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) to guide the future redevelopment of the former Martin Browne School site including the area surrounding the Outdoor Pool and Archie Miller Arena. The site is located in the West Lloydminster neighbourhood between 50th Street and 47th Street to the north and south and 57th Ave and 56th Ave to the east and west.

What is an ARP?

Area Redevelopment Plans are a common tool used to provide a policy framework which guide the future redevelopment of specific area of the community. When preparing an ARP a number of factors are considered including existing municipal policy, economic conditions, adjacent land uses, physical site conditions and public feedback. The purpose of the ARP is to create a plan that allows the land to be developed to it’s highest and best use making efficient use of existing infrastructure in the community while complimenting existing development in the immediate vicinity.

What did/does the area contain?

The Martin Browne School opened in 1958 and following its closure in 2014 the land was subsequently transferred from the Lloydminster Public School Division to the City of Lloydminster. The acquisition of the school site and demolition of the facility has allowed the City to consider the potential redevelopment of the site.

As a former school yard, the area contained a number of recreational opportunities such as a baseball diamond, outdoor basketball court, playgrounds, indoor and outdoor arenas, outdoor pool and plenty of green space adjacent to numerous residential establishments.


Public Engagement

In September, 2019 a series of stakeholder workshops for area residents and a general survey for all individuals interested in the project. View the What We Heard Report to learn more about the engagement events and their key findings.

In efforts to understand the current and future needs of the community and surrounding residents, the City of Lloydminster drafted three feasible concepts of the ARP. On December 3, 2019 residents were able to view these concepts and provide feedback. View the draft concepts, or the Phase 2 What We Heard Report.

City Council and Administration have heard your feedback, and adjusted the draft ARP to align with the feedback from residents. View the draft plan highlights and share your feedback on the implementation actions prior to City Council's decision via the survey! Survey will be available between September 2 and 9.


Final Plan

After thorough review and consideration of the public feedback, the draft Martin Browne Area Redevelopment Plan has been approved by City Council. View this plan to learn more about the concepts and implementation phases.


Want to get involved in other public consultation opportunities? Subscribe to project updates by signing up for the Public Engagement Newsletter on the side menu's "Speak Up & Sign Up Banner".

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    History of the Martin Browne School

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    Originally built in 1958, the Martin Browne School was a four-room school. In 1974, a stand-alone Relocatable was added in 1986, the Relocatable was linked to the school to serve as the Kindergarten and two additional spaces were added as relocatable structures. One served as the Library, the other as administration and Education Support Teacher's space. In 2006 one portable was added with another the following year with the same design.

    In 2014 the Martin Browne School was closed in part of an enrollment for the new College Park School. After it's closure, the Lloydminster Public School Division and City... Continue reading

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