Project Documents
Resource Team Reports
Resource Team Reports provide a blueprint for start-up Main Street projects, offering detailed recommendations in organization, design, marketing and economic development. These reports reflect the adaptability of the Main Street process to local circumstances.
- Lethbridge Resource Team Report, December 2001
- Red Deer Resource Team Report, March 2002
- Wainwright Resource Team Report, September 2001
Design Guidelines
Project communities develop design guidelines for the historic main street area using a template (see Main Street manuals) developed by the program for this purpose. These documents reflect project communities’ main street rehabilitation experience. Guidelines support long-term maintenance of historic fabric and encourage compatible new development in the main street area and are often incorporated into municipal plans and development review processes.
- Downtown Didsbury Design Guidelines, May 2001
- Inglewood–Ninth Avenue Design Guidelines, March 2002
- North Railway Exchange Design Guidelines, November 2002
- Ponoka Downtown Design Guidelines, November 2000
Final Reports
Prepared by project communities upon the conclusion of the local Main Street project, final reports document each project’s activities and accomplishments, offer recommendations for continuing initiatives, and offer other communities useful models for building rehabilitation and downtown revitalization.
- Fort Macleod Main Street Project Final Report, May 2004
- Inglewood Main Street Project Final Report, September 2002
- Jasper East Village Main Street Project Final Report, October 2002
- Nanton Main Street Project Final Report, May 2001
- North Railway Exchange Final Report, December 2000
- Ponoka Main Street Project Final Report, November 2000
Please contact the program office to obtain older documents that are currently available in printed versions only.
Final report prepared by the Nanton Main Street Project.
Resource Team Report prepared for the Red Deer Main Street Project.