Greenview Area Improvements Project
Project update
The Greenview Area Improvements project has reached the end of the 2022 construction season. Work completed includes new connections, road repaving, curb work and extensions, and improved pedestrian access.
These enhancements improve mobility for people who walk, wheel and drive and complete the missing links in our mobility network to create safer pedestrian access to the businesses in the area, as well as to accommodate future development in the area.
Work planned for 2023
The community park, planned for City-owned vacant land at Centre Street N and 41 Avenue N.E. is anticipated to start construction in the Spring of 2023 and will open the same year. The pathway within the park space and sidewalk connections along the south side of 41 Avenue N.E. will also be completed in 2023.
Due to the change in weather conditions, the pathway through Laycock Park will be paved in 2023 and will remain closed throughout the winter.
Construction hours:
- Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Weekends, weekdays, and overnight as required.
- *Please note: construction is variable, and the schedule is subject to change depending on factors such as complexity, weather, supply chain, and access.
We appreciate your patience while crews are working in your area. We know that construction impacts can be disruptive, and we will work to mitigate impacts as best that we can.
Project Overview
As part of the Greenview Area Improvements project, we are improving pedestrian safety, adding pathway and sidewalk connections, and creating an interim use pop-up community park in the adjacent community of Highland Park for everyone to enjoy.
Why now?
This project is part of the Established Areas Growth and Change Strategy. It supports established communities where growth and change are happening. The Strategy recommends reinvestment that will support citizens and businesses in areas that are experiencing growth and change. Public realm improvement projects will improve or upgrade infrastructure within communities experiencing growth and change.
These improvements will encourage people to explore and spend time in the spaces within their communities and support continued reinvestment in communities.
What's next?
Community engagement is complete and the designs for the area are underway. We are currently working on the final construction drawings. Once complete our team will hire a contractor to start construction. Timelines will be confirmed once the contractor is onboarded. We anticipate construction will start in summer 2022.
The below conceptual map reflects the missing sidewalks pathway improvements, and intersection crossing improvements planned for 2022 construction. The below map locations are under review as we determine the feasibility of each location based on cost and design constraints.
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Mobility improvements
Adding missing sidewalks as shown on the above map

Examples: Sidewalk & Adaptive Sidewalk configuration

Adding missing pathways to connect to existing pathway connections as shown on the map
- From 1 Street N.E. cul-de-sac to Laycock Drive N.E./1 Street N.E.
40 Avenue N.E. temporary park space
We are enhancing City vacant land at Centre Street N and 40 Avenue N.E. to create a pop-up park for interim use. This Park improvement will increase activity and create stronger community connections.
Popup park preferred concept design
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What is a pop-up park?
A pop-up park involves activating a public space to build a park that the public can use for interim use. The benefits of a pop-up park include a convenient way to add parks to underutilized public spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Why is this pop-up park considered interim (temporary)?
The pop-up park being created at City vacant land at Centre Street N and 40 Avenue N.E. will be for interim (temporary) use. The long term vision of the Green Line LRT project is to go further north than the current stage one plan that stops at 16 Avenue N. Therefore, the park use will need to change when the Green Line LRT project is expanded further north. There is no set date for this work at this time.
What are the next steps?
A What We Heard report is available online. The results of the public feedback along with technical expertise will determine the final design for the pop-up park. To see more details of our engagement or to read the what we hear report check out our website at engage.calgary.ca/40AveNEPark.
Timeline
- Community Engagement: Complete
- Preliminary & Detailed Designs: Spring 2022
- Hire contractor: Early Summer 2022
- Prepare the construction zone: Summer 2022
- Mobility and sidewalk construction: Summer – Winter 2022
- Pop-up Park Construction: Spring 2023
- Construction Completion: Summer 2023
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Links
- What We Heard Report - October 2021
- 40 Avenue N.E. Park & Area Improvements PPT Slides (used for both August 17 & 18, 2021 public sessions)
- Pop-Up Park Design Options PDF file
- Established Areas Growth and Change Strategy
- North Hill Communities Local Growth Planning
- Neighbourhood Streets - Northhill communities planning (calgary.ca)