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Features
 
Several articles about various features and aspects of the area between Penhold and Red Deer will be developed over the next several months. This will include people, organizations, businesses, projects and plans for the area. Articles of a historical nature are included in the History section.

Current feature articles include:

Proposed Springbrook Heritage Urban Design Plan (Aug. 2007)

Malibu Residential Subdivision

Springbrook Area Structure Plan Concepts and Summary
On January 31, 2006, the Area Structure Plan for Springbrook and Gasoline Alley was given first reading by Red Deer County Council. This summarizes the concepts proposed for the future of Springbrook including the development of a town centre, new business, recreation and residential areas, roadways and trails.

Map of Springbrook Area Structure Plan


The Future of
Springbrook-Waskasoo
Being centrally located in the province of Alberta and close to the City of Red Deer and major north-south transportation corridors, Springbrook shows great promise for residential, commercial, industrial and institutional expansion over the next several years.

Map of Overall Springbrook-Gasoline Alley Area Structure Plan

The Development of a Community --
Evolution of the Springbrook Community Association
Activities, projects and a 10 year history. Since the community started in the fall of 1995, the Community Association has reconstructed 3 playgrounds, built an all-purpose pad, sponsored several youth and children's programs, held several community events and worked with the County of Red Deer and other organizations to develop a vibrant and active community. And the heart and soul of that vibrancy has been its many volunteers.

Andrew Charles Mynarski
A.C. Mynarski was a World War II hero of whom Mynarski Park, the residential area for the former CFB Penhold and now known as Springbrook, was named after. There is now a memorial park/playground located in Springbrook that is dedicated to his heroism.

Mynarski Park Dedication Sept. 26, 2004. L to R - Jocelyn Halowaty
(Mynarski's niece from Winnipeg), Jodi Smith and Gary Hillman (event organizers).
 

 
Diverse, Interactive, Educational - Plane History

A commemoration and celebration of the history of
the Penhold military base
 
Harvard Historical Aviation Society
 
403-886-5711
hhac@penholdbase.com

 
C.A.R.T.S.
Central Alberta
Regional Trails Society