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Contains two copies of maps showing layout of St. Albert cemetery with lot numbers and locations. This drawing is site plan of the St. Albert Cemetery. It shows plots in detail and represents the proposed subdivision of part of lot A Plan 792_1817 N.E. 1/4 SECTION 11 - TOWNSHIP 54 - RANGE 25 - WEST OF THE 4TH MERIDIAN. The drawing shows property boundaries (Government Road Allowance, and River Lot 56), a North arrow, and numerical reference points.

Map of St. Albert with street names. Also written onto the map "trail construction" that is also outlined on the map.

The drawing consists of a site plan and a planting schedule. The types of trees proposed for the park are white spruce, mayday, paper birch, and northwest poplar of varying heights and number. The legend shows the tree type visually, and their locations with respect to the walkway are shown on the site plan. The site is framed with the reference points: Alpine Blvd., Amber Cres., Hebert Road, and Aspen Cres.

The drawing is a site plan of the park with a legend for utilities and a plant material list. The numbered residential lots surrounding the park are outlined, including the names of streets which border the park. The reserve site is 5.37 acres with a future proposal for future hockey/skating rink, shelter and ball diamond. There are two revision dates - Aug 24, & Aug 26 1976 to this drawing.

Proposed layout for Fountain Park in St. Albert, including planting schedule and landscaping plan. The roads that frame this park are Sir Winston Churchill Avenue and Cunningham Road. The park layout features: the parking lot, play ground and tennis courts.

This sheet is a blueprint of the proposed Alpine Park layout consisting of the design of shelter, parking, tennis courts, and hockey rink. The roads that access the site are Alpine Boulevard and a Government Road Allowance. There are contours, elevations, and construction details for the stairs at the shelter, a legend, and title block.

A set of nine drawings detailing the old, adbandoned lagoon cells by the North Saskatchewan River. This facility was responsible for treating filtered water to increase the amount of dissolved oxygen it contains. This improves the freshness, and the colour of the water, as well as reducing the acidity. The plans are arranged in order, and are fastened together with three stables along the left margin. There is an index of all the plans on the first page.

One 1913 map of the Edmonton Interurban Railway St. Albert line.

Contains street names, schools, public buildings. Green spaces are colored in on the map. Grandin shopping centre colored in red and other areas colored In red. Major artillery roads outlined in black. Neighborhoods outlined in blue. River lots are noted on the map.