The Grovenor Community Hall, Recreation Centre and Park are located at:
14325 - 104 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5N 0W9
14325 - 104 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5N 0W9
Current Events
Below are listed the community's current events:
Next Grovenor Board Meeting: Tuesday June 3 - 7:00 PM
Next Grovenor Board Meeting: Tuesday June 3 - 7:00 PM
Annual Big Bin Event
When: May 10, 2025 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM (Or once the bin is full)
Where: Grovenor Community League (14325 104 Ave NW)
This is an annual spring cleanup event! We bring a big bin that residents use to dispose of many items.
ITEMS NOT PREMITTED:
Household hazardous waste, appliances, computers and electronic items, batteries, construction waste, mattresses, couches, items with engines and large appliances are NOT accepted. These items can be taken to the Edmonton Eco Stations.
Where: Grovenor Community League (14325 104 Ave NW)
This is an annual spring cleanup event! We bring a big bin that residents use to dispose of many items.
ITEMS NOT PREMITTED:
Household hazardous waste, appliances, computers and electronic items, batteries, construction waste, mattresses, couches, items with engines and large appliances are NOT accepted. These items can be taken to the Edmonton Eco Stations.
TEETH TALKS with Dr. Ida Kornerup
The Grovenor Community League invites you to a special event: Teeth Talk & Q&A – Oral Health Guidance for New Parents, featuring Dr. Ida Kornerup, Discipline Lead of Paediatric Dentistry at the University of Alberta.
Whether you're expecting or navigating the early stages of parenthood, this is a great opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insights into a crucial—yet often overlooked—part of health for both the pregnant parent and the child’s early development.
Join us for an informative and interactive session!
When: May 1, 2025
Time: 10:00AM to 11:00AM
Where: Grovenor Community League (14325 104 Ave NW)
The event is free for anyone to attend.
Whether you're expecting or navigating the early stages of parenthood, this is a great opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insights into a crucial—yet often overlooked—part of health for both the pregnant parent and the child’s early development.
Join us for an informative and interactive session!
When: May 1, 2025
Time: 10:00AM to 11:00AM
Where: Grovenor Community League (14325 104 Ave NW)
The event is free for anyone to attend.
Edmonton Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Appeal Decision Between Grovenor Community League and City of Edmonton Development Authority
Greetings Grovenor Community:
Please find attached copies of the initial SDAB Notice of Appeal Hearing and the Final Decision documents issued by the City of Edmonton Subdivision and Development Appeal Board regarding the formal appeal brought forward by the Grovenor Community League recently.
The development permit was granted by the SDAB to proceed as previously applied to the Development Authority for a Community Service building in a Small Scale Residential (RS) Zone, subject to the following additional conditions to the approved development permit:
Although the Community League had hoped to overturn the permit, we feel that at least this decision addresses the most acute concern raised by residents in the immediate vicinity regarding the potential for a seasonal or year-round shelter being set up on the property in the future. When considering that these appeals are almost always denied, this was considered fortunate to achieve.
We would like to thank Ogilvie Law LLP for their generous legal assistance and guidance in this important community matter.
On behalf of the Grovenor Community League Board of Directors
sdab-d-24-114_-_september_19_2024_-_final_decision.pdf
NotificationMap.pdf
NoticeOfHearing
Please find attached copies of the initial SDAB Notice of Appeal Hearing and the Final Decision documents issued by the City of Edmonton Subdivision and Development Appeal Board regarding the formal appeal brought forward by the Grovenor Community League recently.
The development permit was granted by the SDAB to proceed as previously applied to the Development Authority for a Community Service building in a Small Scale Residential (RS) Zone, subject to the following additional conditions to the approved development permit:
- The building shall not be used as a Seasonal or Year-round shelter;
- The building shall not be used as an Accessory Private Amenity Space for any future adjacent developments. It will instead be required to provide services to the public.
- Any such changes would require a new development permit.
Although the Community League had hoped to overturn the permit, we feel that at least this decision addresses the most acute concern raised by residents in the immediate vicinity regarding the potential for a seasonal or year-round shelter being set up on the property in the future. When considering that these appeals are almost always denied, this was considered fortunate to achieve.
We would like to thank Ogilvie Law LLP for their generous legal assistance and guidance in this important community matter.
On behalf of the Grovenor Community League Board of Directors
sdab-d-24-114_-_september_19_2024_-_final_decision.pdf
NotificationMap.pdf
NoticeOfHearing
Grovenor Community League Vacant Board Positions
We are still looking for volunteers to fill a few remaining board vacancies in 2024 as follows:
If you are interested in volunteering for any of these positions, please contact either Gerry O'Donnell at [email protected] or Ralph Lang at [email protected] with any questions.
The Board will provide any required training and ongoing support for new board members.
Thank you,
Grovenor Community League Board of Directors
- President
- Directors at Large
If you are interested in volunteering for any of these positions, please contact either Gerry O'Donnell at [email protected] or Ralph Lang at [email protected] with any questions.
The Board will provide any required training and ongoing support for new board members.
Thank you,
Grovenor Community League Board of Directors
Notice! - Proposed Amendments to the Zoning Bylaw which affect commercial spaces in residential zones.
At the October 16-23, 2023, City Council Public Hearing, the following motion was made:
"“That Administration provide a report, including amendments to Charter Bylaw 20001, to reduce the maximum Floor Area per individual commercial establishment from 300 m2 to 100 m 2 in the (RS) Small Scale Residential Zone.”
The Zoning Bylaw team has prepared a draft report with the proposed amendments (Attachment 5) to present to Urban Planning Committee on June 18, 2024.
1. Draft Report
2. Attachment 1: Jurisdiction Scan
3. Attachment 2: Permit and Licensing Data
4. Attachment 3: Small Business Examples
5. Attachment 4: Commercial Stakeholder Insight
6. Attachment 5: Markup and Rationale of Proposed Text Amendment
Background
The city advises that the Zoning Bylaw 20001 comprehensively replaces Zoning Bylaw 20001 comprehensively replaces Zoning Bylaw 12800, which was first adopted in 2001. Although Zoning Bylaw 12800 was reviewed, updated and adopted in 2001, the last significant overhaul was completed in 1961, when Edmonton's population was 276,000. Today, Edmonton has grown to a population of more than one million and is on pace to reach 1.25 million by 2030.
How to Provide Your Feedback:
We invite you to review the proposed amendment, draft report and attachments and provide any feedback to [email protected] by end of day on Tuesday, April 9, 2024
Find your new zone: https://maps.edmonton.ca/
"“That Administration provide a report, including amendments to Charter Bylaw 20001, to reduce the maximum Floor Area per individual commercial establishment from 300 m2 to 100 m 2 in the (RS) Small Scale Residential Zone.”
The Zoning Bylaw team has prepared a draft report with the proposed amendments (Attachment 5) to present to Urban Planning Committee on June 18, 2024.
1. Draft Report
2. Attachment 1: Jurisdiction Scan
3. Attachment 2: Permit and Licensing Data
4. Attachment 3: Small Business Examples
5. Attachment 4: Commercial Stakeholder Insight
6. Attachment 5: Markup and Rationale of Proposed Text Amendment
Background
The city advises that the Zoning Bylaw 20001 comprehensively replaces Zoning Bylaw 20001 comprehensively replaces Zoning Bylaw 12800, which was first adopted in 2001. Although Zoning Bylaw 12800 was reviewed, updated and adopted in 2001, the last significant overhaul was completed in 1961, when Edmonton's population was 276,000. Today, Edmonton has grown to a population of more than one million and is on pace to reach 1.25 million by 2030.
How to Provide Your Feedback:
We invite you to review the proposed amendment, draft report and attachments and provide any feedback to [email protected] by end of day on Tuesday, April 9, 2024
Find your new zone: https://maps.edmonton.ca/
Grovenor Newsletter Editor Vacancy
Governor Community League is searching for an individual to take on the board member role of Newsletter Editor. As with all board member positions, this one is flexible in that the candidate is able to perform the responsibilities of the role during time that best fits their own schedule.
The newsletter is a staple of the Grovenor Community and has been in circulation for many years. It is published quarterly (March, June, September, and December), to coincide most effectively with relevant/seasonal community league events (e.g. Summer Programs, Fall Fest, AGM, Ice Rinks, Soccer, etc.).
This is an exciting position and the community league hopes to fill it with someone who has as much passion about this community as its many members.
To learn more about the role, please see the full position posting here.
Newsletter Job Pasting Document
The newsletter is a staple of the Grovenor Community and has been in circulation for many years. It is published quarterly (March, June, September, and December), to coincide most effectively with relevant/seasonal community league events (e.g. Summer Programs, Fall Fest, AGM, Ice Rinks, Soccer, etc.).
This is an exciting position and the community league hopes to fill it with someone who has as much passion about this community as its many members.
To learn more about the role, please see the full position posting here.
Newsletter Job Pasting Document
LRT Valley-Line West Construction Updates
Community Memberships
To help your Community League sell memberships in a socially distanced manner all memberships are sold through the efcl.org website.
Community League members are entitled to up to a 20 % discount on admission passes or memberships at City of Edmonton Sports and Fitness facilities as part of the Community League Wellness Program.
Community members purchasing a card using the EFCL web site will have the card e-mailed to them as an image, which they can save to their smart phone, leave in
their e-mail inbox, or print and save in their wallets.
Purchase at: EFCL Web Site
Community League members are entitled to up to a 20 % discount on admission passes or memberships at City of Edmonton Sports and Fitness facilities as part of the Community League Wellness Program.
Community members purchasing a card using the EFCL web site will have the card e-mailed to them as an image, which they can save to their smart phone, leave in
their e-mail inbox, or print and save in their wallets.
Purchase at: EFCL Web Site