City explores bylaw changes to allow for alternative lawns
New rules would allow homeowners a wider scope of landscaping options
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New rules would allow homeowners a wider scope of landscaping options
Councillors each have annual $1,000 budget to support local charities, events
The City of St. Albert is stepping up with $15,000 in last minute funding for this year's Snowflake Festival after the annual event was nearly cancelled due to the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce not having the funds or staff resources to organize it.
St. Albert city council's first meeting of the month on Oct. 3 will see council debate whether or not annual membership fees for seniors at Servus Place increase by $20 or $30 next year, whether or not the city puts $15,000 towards this year's Snowflake Festival, and debate reinstating the former council sponsorship policy.
Third and final phase of construction expected to start next spring, completed by November 2025