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City administration presented council with a host of recommendations to consider moving forward as part of the city's waste minimization strategy during the May 9 committee of the whole meeting.
For utility projects, approximately $9.85 million is needed for stormwater projects; nearly $4.1 million is needed for wastewater projects; and about $8.05 million is needed for drinking water infrastructure
St. Albert city council says administration's recent three-year forecast of property tax increases carries little weight, as estimates are always changing and decisions during budget deliberations can have drastic impacts.
What started as one city councillor's request two months ago to remove some trees in order to improve the view of the river in the future Millennium Park space downtown has led to council voting to hear options to completely change, and scale down, the park's design.
Just like the City of Edmonton's recent changes, Coun. Mike Killick is planning to propose a widespread “three stream waste collection process” for St. Albert's multi-residential complexes in order to improve waste diversion.