Springbrook Waskasoo Area          Street Map of Springbrook and Land Use           Former Mynarski Park           Division 3 Red Deer County
           Malibu-Harvard Residential Development       Proposed Springbrook Area Structure Plan       Proposed Springbrook Area Structure Plan Closeup
      Proposed Gasoline Alley Area Structure Plan       Overall Springbrook-Gasoline Alley Area Structure Plan      Historic Calgary & Edomonton Trail 1873

   
   Map of Proposed Springbrook-Gasoline Alley Area Structure Plan
   First Reading Red Deer County Council January 31, 2006 (to be revised prior to final reading)

This proposed plan is conceptual only so it does not necessarily reflect exactly what will happen as development occurs. However, it will be used as a guideline (once passed) for future land use and each development proposal will need to conform to the general plan unless the plan is amended.
 
The above map shows five general areas of future development - the existing hamlet of Springbrook, Gasoline Alley West/Liberty Crossing (between Highway 2A and Highway QE2), Gasoline Alley east to 30 Ave., an area west of Red Deer College on the C & E Trail near the County office (to be removed from plan as a result of Intermunicipal Plan with City of Red Deer) and the area around the junction of Highways 2 and 42.
 
A major emphasis of the plan is the preservation of agricultural land and environmental features, especially around natural water systems with special emphasis on the Red Deer River, Slack Slough, Waskasoo Creek, Piper Creek and the various wetlands and tree stands in the area.
 
The hamlet of Springbrook would have a mix of residential, commercial, light industrial and institutional/park areas with a new road and trail link north to the C & E Trail.
 
Gasoline Alley on the west side of Highway 2 would be primarily commercial with some light industrial and a medium density residential component that could support a population of 8,000. An urban concept plan has been developed for this area in consultation with area businesses, property owners, residents and other stakeholders.
 
Gasoline Alley east of Highway 2 would be mostly highway commercial, environmental reserve and light to medium industrial.
 
Red Deer West will become part of the city of Red Deer within the next 10 years so will be dropped from the plan.
 
The area around the junction of Highways 2 and 42 would be primarily highway commercial and light industrial with an eco-industrial component related to the Horn Hill transfer station and the preferred location of the Plasco garbage gasification plant.

Proposed Area Structure Plan for Springbrook and Airport
Closeup of Springbrook Area Structure Plan      
Concepts and Summary of Springbrook Portion of Plan
Proposed Area Structure Plan for Gasoline Alley and Liberty Park
Springbrook Street Map and Land Use
 

 
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