Fairview Heights
Fairview Heights offers a variety of options for people wishing to locate to North Battleford. The neighbourhood design includes single and multi family residential lots, provision for future school development and recent investments in playground equipment, sporting fields and courts. There are lots currently available while 2011 subdivision concepts of over 60 lots are in design for expansion. The neighbourhood has close proximity to both commercial districts and is within walking distance to the Trans Canada walking trail that leads to the North Commercial District, which includes the Territorial Drive mall and retailers such as COOP, Sobeys and Tim Horton’s to name a few.
Fairview Park Area Concept
Killdeer Park
This mature neighbourhood was originally developed as predominantly larger single family housing. Local real estate will attest that Killdeer Park tends to sustain high resale values. Recent activity has encouraged the private land ownership group to list the property for sale and has even explored concepts of the next phase of development for this area. The neighbourhood is directly situated behind the Sobeys and Tim Horton’s development in the North Commercial District and is connected to the Trans Canada walking trail.
This neighbourhood also has development opportunity for apartments as there are some prime vacant lots listed with real estate privately directly adjacent to Sobeys and Tim Horton’s.
Infill Lots
Infill development in its simplest form is the development or redevelopment of land that has been bypassed, remained vacant, and or is underutilized as a result of the continuing development process. Infill development can occur anywhere where a parcel of land is underutilized or misused compared to the surrounding land use activities.
The inner city of North Battleford is home to many vacant lot opportunities. Some of these lots are owned by the city but, most are owned privately. There are also a number of housing units that may not meet the building and health standards. If you review below, City Council has approved incentives to encourage both new development and redevelopment of infill lots in the city.
Residential Incentives
There are some neighbourhoods within North Battleford that are underdeveloped and have redevelopment opportunities or vacant lots scattered throughout. In order to encourage investment in these areas Residential Incentives are available.
