I’ve heard from residents about concerns with infill development and I’ve advocated for increased construction accountability.
“…in 2022, my motion passed to have the City Auditor’s Office do an audit to understand if the City’s recreation programming is meeting diverse needs associated with age, gender, identity, ability, family status, ethnicity, race, religion and income level.”
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“I’m sharing the information that Council received back in response to my inquiry. A budget comparison was provided for the project (from 127 Street to Fort Road) breaking down the costs for both a base renewal scenario and what’s in the current design.”
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There’s so much to unpack with Bill 20. This legislation introduced by the Alberta Government significantly changes the rules for municipal elections and governance.
My inquiry asked Administration to provide an update to City Council on feedback they’ve received from residents and how the program was responding to both successes and challenges.
I know many residents have been wondering about the status of the Lauderdale Dog Park and the work that EPCOR is doing with their Flood Mitigation project. My office recently received an update from them that I’m pleased to share with you.
“I’ve been thinking a lot about the role of council as financial stewards of public funds for the City of Edmonton. When I think about what this means, I think about my commitment to ensuring the financial health of the city.”
The challenge before us is how to deal with the cost pressures and without resorting to erosion of core city services.