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City Council - Non-Regular 14 Oct

Minutes Agenda Video

5 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 5 that passed without opposition

12–0 The October 14, 2026, City Council - Non-Regular meeting agenda be adopted with the following change:Addition: 5.1 Municipal Funding Arrangements…
12–0 The recommendation in the following report be approved: 5.1 Municipal Funding Arrangements Outcome Reporting - 2025
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access to Information Act for the discussion of item 7.1
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The October 14, 2026, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM03756 remain private pursuant to sections 20 (disclosure harmful to personal…

City Council Public Hearing 13 Oct

Minutes Agenda Video

23 recorded divisions, 7 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a first time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by M. Elliott

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a second time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Stevenson

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a third time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by M. Elliott

Bylaw 21614 be read a first time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21614 be read a second time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21614 be read a third time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Salvador

Charter Bylaw 21626 and Bylaw 21627 be read a first time

Defeated 0–12 split

0 for, 12 against

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

The 16 that passed without opposition

12–0 The October 13, 2026, City Council Public Hearing agenda be adopted with the following change: Replacement attachment: 4.2 Bylaw 21625 - To allow…
12–0 The Public Hearing on the following Bylaws be closed: 4.1 Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth 4.2 Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 4.1 Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth 4.2 Bylaw 21625…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 4.1 Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth 4.2 Bylaw 21625…
12–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 4.1 Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth 4.2 Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 4.1 Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth 4.2 Bylaw 21625…
12–0 The Public Hearing on Charter Bylaw 21620 and Bylaw 21621 be closed
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21620 and Bylaw 21621 be read a first time
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21620 and Bylaw 21621 be read a second time
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21620 and Bylaw 21621 be considered for third reading
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21620 and Bylaw 21621 be read a third time
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be closed
12–0 Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be considered for third reading
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21614 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21614 be considered for third reading
12–0 The Public Hearing on Charter Bylaw 21626 and Bylaw 21627 be closed

City Council 6 Oct

Minutes Agenda Video

45 recorded divisions, 12 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 2027-2030 budget deliberation process, as outlined in the October 6, 2026 Office of the City Clerk report OCC03745, be amended to include hybrid (one decrease for one…

Defeated 5–6 split, 1 vote in it

5 for, 6 against

ForR. Clarke, M. Janz, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

AgainstA. Knack, M. Elliott, A. Paquette, K. Principe, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by T. Parmar, seconded by A. Stevenson

Part 4 be amended by adding "residential and" before "non-residential"

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstM. Janz, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, K. Tang

Moved by T. Parmar, seconded by A. Knack

with “Affordable Housing site readiness — part 2 be amended to replace “the Infill Infrastructure Program Service Package being brought forward as part of the proposed 2027–2030…

Defeated 2–10 split

2 for, 10 against

ForM. Elliott, J. Wright

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by J. Wright, seconded by K. Principe

Revised Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business, as set out in Attachment 5 of the September 29, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report…

Carried 11–1 split

11 for, 1 against

AgainstT. Parmar

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, K. Principe, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Stevenson

An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, allowing a one-time transfer from the Planning and Development Reserve…

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstK. Principe, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Stevenson

An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund potential Administration-led residential and non-residential…

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstM. Janz, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Stevenson

The franchise fee percentage in the Electric Distribution System Franchise Agreement between the City of Edmonton and EPCOR Distribution and Transmission Inc. be increased to 19.4…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by K. Tang, seconded by A. Knack

Administration prepare amendments to Revised Charter Bylaw 20117, Single-use Item Reduction Bylaw, to exempt pick-up and drive-through restaurants from the requirement to charge…

Defeated 6–7 split, 1 vote in it

6 for, 7 against

ForR. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, K. Tang

AgainstA. Knack, M. Janz, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by J. Morgan, seconded by M. Elliott

The following motion, passed at the September 28, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee, be rescinded: That Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section…

Carried 10–3 split

10 for, 3 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, A. Salvador, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by K. Principe, seconded by M. Elliott

Administration adjust the City Council agendas to begin with a "Vision Zero Bereavement” along with a one-minute moment of silence at the start of each Council meeting…

Defeated 3–7 split

3 for, 7 against

ForM. Janz, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Administration prepare an unfunded capital profile to continue the implementation of the Bike Plan, informed by the forthcoming Active Transportation Implementation Guide…

Carried 6–5 split, 1 vote in it

The proposal would ask city staff to prepare an unfunded capital profile to continue implementing the Bike Plan, using the forthcoming Active Transportation Implementation Guide, for consideration during the 2027–2030 budget deliberations. Minutes

6 for, 5 against

AgainstM. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang

ForR. Clarke, M. Janz, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by A. Stevenson

The motion on the floor be postponed to the October 27, 2026, City Council meeting

Carried 9–1 split

The proposal would postpone the motion on the floor to the October 27, 2026, City Council meeting. Minutes

9 for, 1 against

AgainstJ. Wright

ForR. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by M. Elliott, seconded by T. Parmar

The 33 that passed without opposition

11–0 The October 6, 2026, City Council meeting agenda
11–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: August 25, 2026, Agenda Review Committee September 8, 2026, City Council September 15, 2026…
11–0 The recommendation in the following report be approved: 5.1 Municipal Leadership in Advancing Housing and Health Solutions
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 8.3 Bylaw 21603 - To Designate the Reed Residence as a Municipal Historic Resource 8.4 Bylaw 21604…
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 8.3 Bylaw 21603 - To Designate the Reed Residence as a Municipal Historic Resource 8.4 Bylaw 21604…
11–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 8.3 Bylaw 21603 - To Designate the Reed Residence as a Municipal Historic Resource 8.4 Bylaw…
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 8.3 Bylaw 21603 - To Designate the Reed Residence as a Municipal Historic Resource 8.4 Bylaw 21604…
11–0 The 2027 - 2030 budget deliberation process, as outlined in the October 6, 2026, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03745, be approved.…
12–0 An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to allow the Planning and Development…
12–0 An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund items identified…
13–0 Administration prepare a report that outlines the scope of infrastructure barriers that have resulted in underdeveloped parcels within generally…
12–0 Tax forgiveness of all municipal tax amounts and associated penalties from the 2023-2026 taxation years for Rhema Chapel of the Redeemed Christian…
13–0 Administration provide a memo showing the annual water, wastewater, electricity, and waste services utility rates, inclusive of any applicable…
11–0 The October 6, 2026, Office of the City Manager report OCM03603, be referred to the October 21, 2026, Executive Committee meeting to hear from Public…
13–0 Bylaw 21502 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21502 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21502 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21502 be read a third time
13–0 Administration prepare amendments to section 78 and Schedule A of Bylaw 20700 for Committee consideration to: provide a safety-based exception…
13–0 Administration provide a memo with updates to standard operating procedures (SOPs) that outline how enforcement of the Public Spaces Bylaw 20700 will…
13–0 Administration: Trauma-informed Care and Response Training for Front Line Staff provide a report to Committee with information on trauma-informed…
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party), 30 (disclosure harmful to economic…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the October 6, 2026, Office of the City Manager report OCM03705, be approved. That the October 6, 2026…
The proposal would approve the actions in Attachment 1 of the October 6, 2026, report and keep that report private under three sections of the Access to Information Act. Minutes
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations) and 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…
13–0 City Council meet in public
11–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations) and 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The October 6, 2026, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM03749 remain private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful…
12–0 The motion on the floor and associated amendment be referred to the November 20, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting. Due Date: November 20…
The proposal would refer the motion and its associated amendment to the November 20, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting. Minutes
10–0 Administration review and redact the October 13, 2023, Integrated Infrastructure Services report IIS01767, Asset Rationalization Framework and Pilot…
The proposal would have city staff review and redact the October 13, 2023, infrastructure report and release the redacted version as soon as possible. Minutes
10–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor T.…
11–0 A Special City Council meeting be scheduled for October 16, 2026, from: Call to Order - 9:30 a.m. Lunch - Noon to 1:30 p.m. Recess - 3:30 p.m.…
Would schedule a special City Council meeting for October 16, 2026, running from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a lunch break and a short afternoon recess. Minutes

Utility Committee 5 Oct

Minutes Agenda Video

11 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 11 that passed without opposition

5–0 The October 5, 2026, Utility Committee meeting agenda
5–0 The August 24, 2026, Utility Committee meeting minutes
5–0 The Utility Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 EPCOR Electric Distribution Franchise Fee Adjustment R.…
5–0 The following item be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 7.5 Utility Committee Governance - First item of business
5–0 Utility Committee recommend to City Council: 1. That the following changes to the approved Sanitary Servicing Strategy Fund (SSSF) Program and System…
5–0 Utility Committee meet in private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party) and 29 (advice from officials)…
5–0 Utility Committee meet in public
5–0 Attachment 1 of the October 5, 2026, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03744, be revised per the Utility Committee in-private discussion.…
5–0 Utility Committee meet in private pursuant to section 30 (disclosure harmful to economic and other interests of a public body) of the Access…
Would have the Utility Committee meet in private under the legal provision for disclosure that could harm a public body's economic and other interests. Minutes
5–0 Utility Committee meet in public
Would have the Utility Committee meet in public. Minutes
5–0 Utility Committee recommend to City Council: That the business case, as outlined in Attachment 1 of the October 5, 2026, City Operations report…
Would recommend approval of the business case described in Attachment 1 of the October 5, 2026 City Operations report. Would recommend funding the Clover Bar Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas capital profile and cancelling the original Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas capital profile. Would recommend that the October 5, 2026 City Operations report remain private under the legal provision for disclosure that could harm a public body's economic and other interests. Minutes

Executive Committee 2 Oct

Minutes Agenda Video

7 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 7 that passed without opposition

5–0 The October 2, 2026, Executive Committee meeting agenda
5–0 The September 2, 2026, Executive Committee meeting minutes
5–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 5.1 Business Improvement Area and Main Street Support 5.2 Policy C216C - Storefront…
5–0 An amendment to the single-source agreement between the City of Edmonton and Azolla Hydrogen Ltd. to increase the total contract value and extend…
5–0 Transit app — a single source agreement between the City of Edmonton and 9280-0366 Québec inc. (“Transit app”) for the purchase of the Transit app…
5–0 Executive Committee recommend to City Council: That Bylaw 21602 be given the appropriate readings
Would ask the executive committee to recommend to City Council that Bylaw 21602 receive the required readings. Minutes
5–0 Executive Committee recommend to City Council: That Bylaw 21550 be given the appropriate readings

Urban Planning Committee 29 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

13 recorded divisions, 3 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

A Part 5 be added as follows: 5. That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund items identified…

Carried 4–1 split

4 for, 1 against

AgainstR. Clarke

ForA. Stevenson, A. Knack, M. Janz, A. Paquette

Moved by A. Knack

Urban Planning Committee meet in private pursuant to section 32 (privileged information) of the Access to Information Act for the discussion of item 7.3

Carried 4–1 split

4 for, 1 against

AgainstM. Janz

ForA. Stevenson, R. Clarke, A. Knack, A. Paquette

Moved by A. Paquette

"and residential" be inserted before "non-residential" in bullet point 4

Defeated 2–3 split, 1 vote in it

2 for, 3 against

ForR. Clarke, A. Paquette

AgainstA. Stevenson, A. Knack, M. Janz

Moved by R. Clarke

The 10 that passed without opposition

5–0 The September 29, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following change: Addition: 7.3 Planning and Development Business…
5–0 The September 1, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting minutes
4–0 Urban Planning Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.2 Options to Recognize Heritage Characteristics of 129…
5–0 Administration initiate a two-year pilot effective spring 2027 to add local destinations to the three seniors’ on demand transit zones, and implement…
5–0 Administration provide a report to Urban Planning Committee on residential areas with limited or no conventional transit service that are not…
5–0 Administration work with the community to implement Option 3 as outlined in the September 29, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03290
4–0 Urban Planning Committee meet in public
5–0 Strike “funded by the remainder of the surplus” from bullet point 3
5–0 Administration provide a report to Committee outlining resources and considerations for engagement with potential partners and environmental groups…
Would ask city staff to report to the Urban Planning Committee on resources and considerations for working with potential partners and environmental groups to develop, deliver and promote a community wildflower program. The report would also cover enhanced participant recognition, site mapping and alignment with existing park and open space volunteer and stewardship programs. Minutes
4–0 Administration return to Committee with a draft private property tree protection bylaw for developing neighbourhoods that includes, but is not…
Would ask city staff to return to the Urban Planning Committee with a draft bylaw protecting trees on private property in developing neighbourhoods. The draft would include individual permits for each tree, estimated replacement values and permit fees aligned with the Breathe strategy. Minutes

Community and Public Services Committee 28 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

13 recorded divisions, 2 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Community and Public Services Committee recommend to City Council: That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be prepared…

Carried 4–1 split

4 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForJ. Wright, J. Morgan, A. Knack, E. Rutherford

Moved by J. Wright

Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section 37 of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces Bylaw during extreme winter weather activation and provide a memo to Council…

Carried 4–1 split

4 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForJ. Wright, J. Morgan, A. Knack, E. Rutherford

Moved by E. Rutherford

The 11 that passed without opposition

4–0 The September 28, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting agenda
5–0 The following items be postponed to the October 19, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting: 7.5 Parking Violations: Fine Schedule…
4–0 The August 31, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting minutes
4–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 5.1 External Review of the Business Licence Review Policy 5.2 Leisure Access Pass Program…
4–0 Association — community and Public Services Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.6 Bylaw 21502 - One Year Review…
4–0 Community and Public Services Committee hear from the following additional speaker: 7.6 Bylaw 21502 - One Year Review of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces…
4–0 The following item be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 7.6 Bylaw 21502 - One Year Review of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces Bylaw - 1:30 p.m
5–0 Administration: a. Provide a report with an analysis of options and considerations for co-location of multiple civic uses in infrastructure such…
5–0 Community and Public Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Bylaw 21502 be given the appropriate readings
5–0 Administration, in collaboration with the Edmonton Police Commission, provide a memo to Council detailing the costs for encampment response from 2019…
5–0 Administration complete a comprehensive outcome and equity evaluation of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces Bylaw during its initial implementation…

City Council Public Hearing 22 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

26 recorded divisions, 9 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Bylaw 21606 be read a first time

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21606 be read a second time

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21606 be read a third time

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21585 be read a first time

Carried 7–5 split, 2 votes in it

7 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

Bylaw 21585 be read a second time

Carried 7–5 split, 2 votes in it

7 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

Bylaw 21585 be read a third time

Carried 7–5 split, 2 votes in it

7 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

Bylaw 21588 be read a first time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstA. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21588 be read a second time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstA. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21588 be read a third time

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstA. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by T. Parmar

The 17 that passed without opposition

11–0 The September 22, 2026, City Council Public Hearing agenda
11–0 The Public Hearing on the following Bylaws be closed: 4.1 Bylaw 21608 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW, Kendal 4.2 Bylaw 21611 - To amend…
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 4.1 Bylaw 21608 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW, Kendal 4.2 Bylaw 21611 - To amend the Desrochers…
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 4.1 Bylaw 21608 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW, Kendal 4.2 Bylaw 21611 - To amend the Desrochers…
11–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 4.1 Bylaw 21608 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW, Kendal 4.2 Bylaw 21611 - To amend…
11–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 4.1 Bylaw 21608 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW, Kendal 4.2 Bylaw 21611 - To amend the Desrochers…
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21606 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21606 be considered for third reading
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21585 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21585 be considered for third reading
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21592 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21592 be read a first time
12–0 Bylaw 21592 be read a second time
12–0 Bylaw 21592 be considered for third reading
12–0 Bylaw 21592 be read a third time
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21588 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21588 be considered for third reading

Council Services Committee 16 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

4 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 4 that passed without opposition

12–0 The September 16, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting agenda
12–0 The May 27, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting minutes
13–0 Administration prepare the 2027 Council and Committee meeting calendar based on option 2, as set out in Attachment 2 of the September 16, 2026…
13–0 Administration provide a report that explores options to close public speaker registration at a specified time for all Council and Committee meetings…

City Council Public Hearing 15 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

38 recorded divisions, 5 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The following items be postponed to the September 22, 2026, City Council Public Hearing: 4.8 Bylaw 21592 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Parkdale 4.9…

Carried 9–4 split

9 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Janz, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

Bylaw 21562 be read a first time

Carried 7–5 split, 2 votes in it

7 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21562 be read a second time

Carried 7–5 split, 2 votes in it

7 for, 5 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21562 be read a third time

Carried 8–4 split

8 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

Bylaw 21578 be referred back to allow Administration to prepare amendments to the Central District Plan to amend the boundary for the Westmount District Node, to align with St.…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstM. Janz, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by M. Elliott

The 33 that passed without opposition

13–0 The September 15, 2026, City Council Public Hearing agenda be adopted with the following change: Replacement report: 4.9 Bylaw 21588 - Lodging House…
13–0 The revised due date of December 8, 2026, City Council Public Hearing, for the Urban Planning and Economy report UPE02721, Proposed Amendments…
Would set the revised due date for the report on updating the active network to the December 8, 2026 City Council Public Hearing. Minutes
13–0 The revised due date of To be determined, City Council Public Hearing, for the Urban Planning and Economy report UPE02720, Proposed Amendments…
Would set the revised due date for the report on amendments to the district policy and district plans as a City Council public hearing date still to be determined. Minutes
12–0 The Public Hearing on the following Bylaws be closed: 4.5 Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal 4.6…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 4.5 Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal 4.6 Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 4.5 Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal 4.6 Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 4.5 Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal 4.6…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 4.5 Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal 4.6 Bylaw…
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaws 21589, 21590 and 21591 be closed
13–0 Bylaws 21589, 21590 and 21591 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaws 21589, 21590 and 21591 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaws 21589, 21590 and 21591 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaws 21589, 21590 and 21591 be read a third time
13–0 Administration provide a memo to Council on the location for planned community amenities such as libraries, recreation centres, fire halls and police…
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21598 be closed
13–0 Bylaw 21598 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21598 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21598 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21598 be read a third time
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21562 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21562 be considered for third reading
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21521 be closed
13–0 Bylaw 21521 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21521 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21521 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21521 be read a third time
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21568 be closed
13–0 Bylaw 21568 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21568 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21568 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21568 be read a third time
10–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor J.…
11–0 The Orders of the Day for the September 22, 2026, City Council Public Hearing, be changed as follows: Dinner - 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Adjournment - 9 p.m

Audit Committee 14 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

10 recorded divisions, 2 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03714, be approved.…

Carried 4–2 split, 2 votes in it

Would allow KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services described in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03714. Would keep the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03714 private under sections 19 and 30 of the Access to Information Act. Minutes

4 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, T. Parmar, J. Wright, M. Madamombe

Moved by J. Wright

The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03715, be approved.…

Carried 4–2 split, 2 votes in it

Would allow KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services described in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03715. Would keep the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03715 private under sections 19 and 30 of the Access to Information Act. Minutes

4 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, T. Parmar, J. Wright, M. Madamombe

Moved by J. Wright

The 8 that passed without opposition

6–0 The September 14, 2026, Audit Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Addition: 9.4 External Auditor - Non-Audit Service…
6–0 The May 27, 2026, Audit Committee meeting minutes
6–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.5 Municipal Fleet Maintenance Audit 7.6 Administration Response to Municipal Fleet…
5–0 Audit Committee recommend to City Council - Budget: That the Office of the City Auditor 2027-2030 Proposed Operating Budget, as outlined…
5–0 Audit Committee meet in private pursuant to section 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party), 29 (advice from officials) and 30…
Would have the Audit Committee meet in private under sections 19, 29 and 30 of the Access to Information Act. Minutes
6–0 Audit Committee meet in public
Would have the Audit Committee meet in public. Minutes
6–0 The September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03593 remain private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third…
6–0 The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report…
Would allow KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services described in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03736. Would keep the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03736 private under sections 19 and 30 of the Access to Information Act. Minutes

City Council 8 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

48 recorded divisions, 18 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Parts 1 and 2 be deleted

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstM. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, K. Principe, K. Tang

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

Administration provide a report to Committee with options to draw down the Planning and Development Business Model (PDBM) reserve, and any other recommended amendments to Council…

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstJ. Morgan

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

The motion be amended to add "and fees" after "fines"

Defeated 3–10 split

3 for, 10 against

ForA. Knack, T. Parmar, K. Principe

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by K. Principe, seconded by M. Elliott

Revised Policy C627B - Climate Resilience Policy, as set out in Attachment 1 of the August 26, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03141, be approved. Motion on item 7.11…

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Knack

Bylaw 21545 be read a second time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForR. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21545 be read a third time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForR. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21596 be read a first time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForR. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

All remaining Agenda Review Committee meetings be cancelled

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Tang

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by J. Wright, seconded by A. Knack

The September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be referred back to the Edmonton Police Commission to work with Administration and return to the November 16…

Defeated 6–7 split, 1 vote in it

Would send the Edmonton Police Commission report back to the Edmonton Police Commission to work with city staff and return to the November 16, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting with an update. Minutes

6 for, 7 against

ForM. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

The actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be approved. 3. That the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission…

Carried 9–4 split

Would approve the actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the Edmonton Police Commission report. Would keep the report private under sections covering disclosures harmful to individual or public safety, law enforcement and intergovernmental relations. Minutes

9 for, 4 against

AgainstM. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Stevenson, seconded by M. Janz

Attachment 4 be added to the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, and the actions outlined

Carried 10–3 split

Would add Attachment 4 to the Edmonton Police Commission report and approve the actions outlined there. Minutes

10 for, 3 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, K. Principe, E. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

The Mayor, on behalf of City Council, write a letter to the Government of Alberta to advance the City’spriorities for the 2027 provincial budget, as outlined in Attachment 1…

Carried 12–1 split

Would have the Mayor write to the Government of Alberta, on behalf of City Council, to advance the City’s priorities for the 2027 provincial budget as set out in Attachment 1. Would keep the Office of the City Manager report private under sections covering disclosures harmful to intergovernmental relations and advice from officials. Would ask city staff to review and redact the report and release the redacted version as soon as possible. Minutes

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Knack, seconded by A. Paquette

typical home — the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’…

Defeated 6–7 split, 1 vote in it

Would change the property-tax reporting proposal from requiring city staff to use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value to asking them to prioritize those amounts over the “typical home” example or percentages. The amended wording would say city staff should prioritize dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the “typical home” example or percentages. Minutes

6 for, 7 against

ForM. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, K. Tang

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by A. Paquette, seconded by K. Tang

The motion be amended to read: That Administration use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax…

Carried 9–4 split

The amendment would change the proposal to have city staff use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases. Minutes

9 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, K. Principe, K. Tang, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

typical home — the following motion be reconsidered: That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property…

Carried 9–4 split

This motion would reconsider the proposed amendment to the property-tax reporting wording, which would have city staff prioritize dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value instead of the “typical home” example or percentages. Minutes

9 for, 4 against

AgainstR. Clarke, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Salvador, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by J. Wright, seconded by A. Paquette

typical home — administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing…

Carried 9–4 split

The proposal would ask city staff to prioritize dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value instead of using the “typical home” example or percentages when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases. Minutes

9 for, 4 against

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

ForM. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Paquette, seconded by K. Tang

Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending…

Carried 11–2 split

The proposal would ask city staff to prioritize dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases. Minutes

11 for, 2 against

AgainstR. Clarke, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

The Orders of the Day for the September 16, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting be changed as follows: Call to Order: 9:30 a.m. Adjournment: Noon That the Orders of the Day…

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by K. Tang, seconded by T. Parmar

The 30 that passed without opposition

12–0 The September 8, 2026, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Additions: 8.10 Bylaw 21631 - Council and Committee Meeting…
13–0 The following be added to the September 8, 2026, City Council meeting agenda: Addition: 10.3 Intergovernmental Update - Provincial Pre-Budget…
12–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: August 17, 2026, City Council Public Hearing August 18, 2026, City Council August 21, 2026…
12–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.6 2028-2031 EPCOR Performance Based Regulation Application 7.7 Public Art to Enhance…
12–0 The following item be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 10.4 Continuation of Strategic Planning Session - Verbal report - Third item…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 8.1 Charter Bylaw 21497 - Non-Residential Assessment and Supplementary Assessment Subclass Charter Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 8.2 Bylaw 21583 - To amend Bylaw 19519 Residential Assessment and Supplementary Assessment Subclass…
12–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 8.2 Bylaw 21583 - To amend Bylaw 19519 Residential Assessment and Supplementary Assessment…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 8.2 Bylaw 21583 - To amend Bylaw 19519 Residential Assessment and Supplementary Assessment Subclass Bylaw…
13–0 Attachment 3 of the September 8, 2026, Financial Services report FS03591 remain private pursuant to sections 29 (advice from officials), 30…
13–0 The September 8, 2026, Financial Services report FS03346, be postponed to the November 23, 2026, 2027-2030 City Council Budget Deliberations. Due…
13–0 Administration conduct a comprehensive review of fines established under City of Edmonton bylaws and return with recommended amendments to fine…
13–0 An exemption to Council Policy C217F – Reserve and Equity Accounts be approved on a one-time basis to permit the use of the LRT Reserve…
13–0 Attachment 6 of the August 26, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03141 remain private pursuant to section 32 (privileged information)…
13–0 Bylaw 21584 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21631 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21631 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21631 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21631 be read a third time
13–0 The Public Hearing on item 9.2.1 be closed
13–0 The removal of the municipal reserve designation from the lands legally described as Lot 300MR, Block 10, Plan 2421341, as shown in Attachment 1…
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations) and 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…
11–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 21 (disclosure harmful to individual or public safety), 23 (disclosure harmful to law enforcement)…
12–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 21 (disclosure harmful to individual or public safety), 23 (disclosure harmful to law enforcement)…
12–0 City Council meet in public
11–0 Administration provide a report regarding Intergovernmental Updates to each regular City Council meeting until October 2027. That the September 8…
Would ask city staff to provide a report on intergovernmental updates at each regular City Council meeting until October 2027. Would keep the Office of the City Manager report private under sections covering disclosures harmful to intergovernmental relations and advice from officials. Minutes
11–0 The September 8, 2026, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM03730 remain private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…
13–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor K.…

Executive Committee 2 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

15 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 15 that passed without opposition

5–0 The September 2, 2026, Executive Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Addition: 7.2 2027 Update - Climate Implementation…
5–0 Executive Committee adjust the rules on time limits as set out in section 38 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw for the September 2, 2026…
4–0 The following items be postponed to the October 2, 2026, Executive Committee meeting: 7.3 311 Service Experience 7.4 Azolla Hydrogen Ltd. Amendment…
4–0 The Orders of the Day for the September 2, 2026, Executive Committee meeting be changed as follows: Adjournment - 5:30 p.m
5–0 The August 12, 2026, Executive Committee meeting minutes
5–0 The recommendation in the following report be approved: 7.5 Bylaw 21547 - To Repeal Bylaw 11575 to Designate the Arlington Apartments Building…
5–0 Executive Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 Chinatown Community Clean Up Program E. Shale S. Pon, Chinatown…
5–0 Executive Committee hear from the following additional speaker: 7.1 Chinatown Community Clean Up Program J. Gale, Bear Claw Beaver Hills House
Would let the Executive Committee hear an additional speaker, J. Gale of Bear Claw Beaver Hills House, about the Chinatown Community Clean Up Program. Minutes
4–0 Executive Committee hear from the following additional speaker: 7.2 2027 Update - Climate Implementation Priorities K. Leicht
Would let the Executive Committee hear an additional speaker, K. Leicht, about the 2027 update on climate implementation priorities. Minutes
5–0 Administration prepare an unfunded service package for a grant funded community led and delivered clean up pilot that addresses gaps identified…
5–0 Attachment 3 be added to the September 2, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03491. That Attachment 3 of the September 2, 2026, Urban…
5–0 Executive Committee recommend to City Council: That the 2027 Update - Climate Implementation Priorities, as set out in Attachment 1 of the September…
5–0 Administration advance the implementation of the actions requiring no additional funding as identified in Attachment 3 of the September 2, 2026…
5–0 Climate Implementation Priorities 2027–2030 — administration bring forward an unfunded service package for consideration by Council during…
5–0 Administration, in collaboration with EPCOR, provide a report assessing opportunities to advance the restoration and daylighting of historic…

Urban Planning Committee 1 Sep

Minutes Agenda Video

6 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 6 that passed without opposition

4–0 The September 1, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting agenda
4–0 The August 11, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting minutes
4–0 Urban Planning Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 Heritage Places Strategy K. Schole D. Rose P. Fereday…
5–0 Urban Planning Committee recommend to City Council: That revised Council Policy C450C - Policy to Encourage the Recognition of Heritage Places…
5–0 Urban Planning Committee direct Administration work with the Strathcona Rail Community Garden society to explore the opportunity for designating…
4–0 Administration undertake a review and update of the Complete Streets and other relevant guiding documents to refine active transportation design…
Would ask city staff to review and update the Complete Streets and other relevant guiding documents to refine active transportation design standards, make bi-directional lanes the preferred on-street facility, and revise options for combining minimum and constrained standards on existing streets. Minutes

Community and Public Services Committee 31 Aug

Minutes Agenda Video

8 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 8 that passed without opposition

5–0 The August 31, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting agenda
5–0 The August 10, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting minutes
5–0 Community and Public Services Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 Snow and Ice Control Policy and Program…
5–0 Community and Public Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Snow and Ice Control Policy C409L, as set out in Attachment 1 of the August…
5–0 Administration prepare an unfunded service package for consideration during the 2027-2030 Budget Deliberations for the City to continue the Assisted…
5–0 Administration prepare an unfunded service package for consideration during the 2027-2030 Budget Deliberations for the Enhanced School Zone Clearing…
4–0 Administration, as part of the upcoming amendments to Bylaw 5590 - Traffic Bylaw, increase the fine for parking in a disabled parking stall to $500
4–0 Administration provide a report with a detailed potential Parking Enforcement Service Standard, including: defined service outcomes and service…

Infrastructure Committee 26 Aug

Minutes

18 recorded divisions, 2 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

"and maximize remaining construction season, including advancing partial and accelerated construction" be deleted from Part 2

Defeated 2–2 split, 0 votes in it

2 for, 2 against

AgainstA. Salvador, M. Janz

ForE. Rutherford, R. Clarke

Moved by E. Rutherford

Administration: Continue implementation of the Active Transportation Network Expansion Program in accordance with the previously approved scope of Capital Profile ; Immediately…

Defeated 2–2 split, 0 votes in it

2 for, 2 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, R. Clarke

ForA. Salvador, M. Janz

Moved by A. Salvador

The 16 that passed without opposition

6–0 The August 26, 2026, Infrastructure Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Addition: 7.6 Active Transportation…
6–0 The Orders of the Day for the August 26, 2026, Infrastructure Committee meeting be changed as follows: Dinner - 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Adjournment - 9 p.m
6–0 Infrastructure Committee adjust the rules on time limits as set out in section 38 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw for the August 26, 2026…
6–0 The June 24, 2026, Infrastructure Committee meeting minutes
6–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 5.1 District Energy Strategy and Options 7.5 Bylaw 21549 - Closure of Vehicular Access…
6–0 Infrastructure Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 Impact of Weather Events on Construction Projects - Verbal…
4–0 Infrastructure Committee hear from the following additional speaker: 7.4 Climate Resilience Policy C627A Review M. Djalili
Would have the Infrastructure Committee hear from M. Djalili about the Climate Resilience Policy C627A review. Minutes
6–0 The following items be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 7.6 Active Transportation Implementation Acceleration Program Update - First item…
4–0 Infrastructure Committee meet in private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party) and 29 (advice…
4–0 Infrastructure Committee meet in public
4–0 Attachment 1 of June 24, 2026, Infrastructure Services report IS03134 remain private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business…
4–0 Infrastructure Committee recommend to City Council: That revised Council Policy C458F - Public Art to Enhance Edmonton’s Public Realm, as set out…
Would recommend that city council approve a revised policy on using public art to enhance Edmonton’s public realm. Minutes
4–0 Infrastructure Committee recommend to City Council: That revised Policy C627B - Climate Resilience Policy, as set out in Attachment 1 of the August…
5–0 Infrastructure Committee meet in private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations), 29 (advice from officials)…
5–0 Infrastructure Committee meet in public
4–0 Attachment 4 of the August 26, 2026, Infrastructure Services report IS03688 remain private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful…

City Council Public Hearing 25 Aug

Minutes Agenda Video

23 recorded divisions, 4 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Bylaw 21559 be read a first time

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstE. Rutherford

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21564 be read a first time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21564 be read a second time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21564 be read a third time

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstM. Elliott, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Janz, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by T. Parmar

The 19 that passed without opposition

12–0 The August 25, 2026, City Council Public Hearing agenda be adopted with the following change: Replacement report: 4.11 Bylaw 21521 - To close…
12–0 The following items be postponed to the September 15, 2026, City Council Public Hearing: 4.10 Bylaw 21578 - To allow for medium scale housing…
13–0 The Public Hearing on the following items be closed: 4.1 Bylaw 21561 - To allow for parks and amenities, Downtown 4.6 Bylaw 21582 - To amend…
13–0 The following items be read a first time: 4.1 Bylaw 21561 - To allow for parks and amenities, Downtown 4.6 Bylaw 21582 - To amend the Riverview Area…
13–0 The following items be read a second time: 4.1 Bylaw 21561 - To allow for parks and amenities, Downtown 4.6 Bylaw 21582 - To amend the Riverview Area…
13–0 The following items be considered for third reading: 4.1 Bylaw 21561 - To allow for parks and amenities, Downtown 4.6 Bylaw 21582 - To amend…
13–0 The following items be read a third time: 4.1 Bylaw 21561 - To allow for parks and amenities, Downtown 4.6 Bylaw 21582 - To amend the Riverview Area…
12–0 The Public Hearing on Charter Bylaw 21569 and Bylaws 21570, 21571 and 21572 be closed
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21569 and Bylaws 21570, 21571 and 21572 be read a first time
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21569 and Bylaws 21570, 21571 and 21572 be read a second time
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21569 and Bylaws 21570, 21571 and 21572 be considered for third reading
12–0 Charter Bylaw 21569 and Bylaws 21570, 21571 and 21572 be read a third time
10–0 Bylaw 21562 be postponed to the September 15, 2026, City Council Public Hearing. Due Date: September 15, 2026, City Council Public Hearing
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21559 be closed
13–0 Bylaw 21559 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21559 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21559 be read a third time
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21564 be closed
12–0 Bylaw 21564 be considered for third reading

Utility Committee 24 Aug

Minutes Agenda Video

5 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 5 that passed without opposition

6–0 The August 24, 2026, Utility Committee meeting agenda
6–0 The June 22, 2026, Utility Committee meeting minutes
6–0 Utility Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 EPCOR Storm Management Response - Verbal report R. Tenderenda 7.2…
6–0 EPCOR, in Q4 2026, provide a memo about commitments to providing drainage data on the City’s Open Data portal and follow-up on academic research…
Would ask EPCOR to provide, in the fourth quarter of 2026, a memo about putting drainage data on the City’s Open Data portal and following up on academic research about prioritizing drainage resources. Would also ask EPCOR to report to the Utility Committee by the first quarter of 2027 on the funding and practical arrangements needed to speed up the 20-year Stormwater Integrated Resource Plan alongside updates to the One Water Strategy. Minutes
5–0 Utility Committee recommend to City Council: That Administration carry out the following actions related to the recommendations in Appendix Eof…

Special City Council 21 Aug

Minutes Agenda Video

4 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 4 that passed without opposition

13–0 The August 21, 2026, Special City Council meeting agenda
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access to Information Act for the discussion of item 5.1
11–0 City Council meet in public
11–0 The August 21, 2026, Office of the Mayor verbal report MO03682 remain private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…

City Council 18 Aug

Minutes Agenda Video

30 recorded divisions, 10 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Bylaw 21551 be read a first time

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstT. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by A. Stevenson

Bylaw 21551 be read a second time

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstT. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by A. Stevenson

Bylaw 21551 be read a third time

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstT. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by A. Stevenson

Councillors M. Elliott, T. Parmar and E. Rutherford be endorsed to serve as Federation of Canadian Municipalities Non-Board Committee members for a one-year term from June 2026…

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstM. Janz

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Paquette, seconded by T. Parmar

"report" be deleted and replaced with "memo"

Defeated 6–7 split, 1 vote in it

6 for, 7 against

ForM. Janz, J. Morgan, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Salvador

The wording after "provide a report to Council detailing" be deleted and replaced with "the property values in neighbourhoods experiencing infill housing in the RS - Small Scale…

Defeated 4–9 split

4 for, 9 against

ForM. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, J. Wright

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by J. Wright, seconded by A. Stevenson

Administration provide a report to Council detailing the impact on surrounding property values due to infill housing in the RS - Small Scale Residential Zone. Due Date: Third…

Carried 9–4 split

9 for, 4 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, A. Salvador, K. Tang, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Stevenson

“for at least one LRT station” be deleted and replaced with “for the Churchill LRT station”

Defeated 5–8 split

5 for, 8 against

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Stevenson

AgainstM. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by T. Parmar, seconded by A. Stevenson

Administration prepare an unfunded capital profile and/or service package for a fare gate pilot project for at least one LRT station to be considered during the 2027-2030 City…

Carried 7–6 split, 1 vote in it

7 for, 6 against

AgainstM. Janz, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, K. Tang, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, A. Stevenson

Moved by J. Morgan, seconded by T. Parmar

'and climate-resilient' be added before "landscaping"

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstT. Parmar, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

The 20 that passed without opposition

12–0 The August 18, 2026, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Additions: 9.2 Federation of Canadian Municipalities…
13–0 The following item be added to the August 18, 2026, City Council meeting agenda: 7.2 Council and Committee Calendar Changes #3 (2026)
12–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: July 6, 2026, City Council Public Hearing July 7/8, 2026, City Council
13–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.1 2025 Alley Lighting Maintenance Tax Excess Revenue 9.3 Civic Agency Update
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 8.2 Bylaw 21552 - To amend Revised Bylaw 18985, City of Edmonton Community Revitalization Levy Projects…
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 8.2 Bylaw 21552 - To amend Revised Bylaw 18985, City of Edmonton Community Revitalization Levy Projects…
13–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 8.2 Bylaw 21552 - To amend Revised Bylaw 18985, City of Edmonton Community Revitalization Levy…
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 8.2 Bylaw 21552 - To amend Revised Bylaw 18985, City of Edmonton Community Revitalization Levy Projects…
13–0 The September 8, 2026, Agenda Review Committee meeting be cancelled. That the September 22, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting be rescheduled…
13–0 Bylaw 21551 be considered for third reading
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 19 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party), 20 (disclosure harmful to personal…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the August 18, 2026, Financial Services report FS03612, be approved. That the actions outlined in Attachment…
13–0 Administration provide a memo with the results of a signal timing and intersection optimization assessment for the Valley Line Southeast…
13–0 Administration provide a report to Committee with background and outlining the tax forgiveness options for 9932 112 Street ( ) for the 2026 taxation…
13–0 Administration provide a report outlining monthly transit ridership, fare compliance, and on-time performance data for high floor LRT service…
13–0 Administration provide: current process and potential options or improvement, including shoring, to improve adjacent property protection outcomes…
13–0 Administration, as part of the update to Volume 5: Landscape Design and Construction Standards, include guidelines for location and species for low…
13–0 Administration provide a memo to Council outlining work completed on the 107 Avenue active transportation route planned under the Active…
13–0 Administration include options and analysis for new off-site levies for facilities and infrastructure, in alignment with the Municipal Government Act…

carried 13–0 — approval of remaining items not selected for debate (7.1 and 9.3)
carried 13–0 — first reading of items 8.2, 8.3 and 8.4
carried 13–0 — second reading of items 8.2 and 8.3
carried 13–0 — consideration of third reading of items 8.2 and 8.3
carried 13–0 — third reading of bylaw 2152 and bylaw 2153
carried 11–2 — first reading of item 8.1
carried 11–2 — second reading of item 8.1
carried 13–0 — consideration of third reading of item 8.1
carried 11–2 — third reading of bylaw 21551
carried 13–0 — Financial Services report F-S-03612 remain private
carried 12–1 — 9.2 FCM non-board committee members endorsement
defeated 6–7 — amendment to motion 10.1 (report to memo)
defeated 4–9 — amendment to motion 10.1 (Councillor Wright wording)
carried 9–4 — motion 10.1 report on infill housing impact on surrounding property values (RS zone)
carried 13–0 — motion 10.2 memo on Valley Line South East signal timing and intersection optimization
carried 13–0 — report on tax for good mass options for 9932112 Street
carried 13–0 — report on high floor LRT ridership, fare compliance and on-time performance 2021-2025
defeated 5–8 — amendment to fare gate pilot (specify Churchill station)
carried 7–6 — unfunded capital profile/service package for fare gate pilot at least one LRT station
carried 13–0 — 10.6 construction accountability/shoring/adjacent property protection Q4 update

City Council Public Hearing 17 Aug

Minutes

30 recorded divisions, 1 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

Bylaw 21560 be postponed to the December 8, 2026, City Council Public Hearing. Due Date: December 8, 2026, City Council Public Hearing

Carried 7–6 split, 1 vote in it

7 for, 6 against

AgainstA. Knack, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

ForR. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Principe

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by K. Principe

The 29 that passed without opposition

8–0 The August 17, 2026, City Council Public Hearing agenda be adopted with the following change: Replacement report: 4.19 Charter Bylaw 21510 - To amend…
11–0 The Public Hearing on the following items be closed: 4.1 Bylaw 21556 - To close a portion of an alley, Alberta Park Industrial 4.2 Bylaw 21557…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 4.1 Bylaw 21556 - To close a portion of an alley, Alberta Park Industrial 4.2 Bylaw 21557 - To allow…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 4.1 Bylaw 21556 - To close a portion of an alley, Alberta Park Industrial 4.2 Bylaw 21557 - To allow…
12–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 4.1 Bylaw 21556 - To close a portion of an alley, Alberta Park Industrial 4.2 Bylaw 21557…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 4.1 Bylaw 21556 - To close a portion of an alley, Alberta Park Industrial 4.2 Bylaw 21557 - To allow…
12–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaws 21565, 21566 and 21567 be closed
13–0 Bylaws 21565, 21566 and 21567 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaws 21565, 21566 and 21567 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaws 21565, 21566 and 21567 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaws 21565, 21566 and 21567 be read a third time
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaw 21573 be closed
13–0 Bylaw 21573 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21573 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21573 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21573 be read a third time
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaws 21531, 21532 and 21533 be closed
13–0 Bylaws 21531, 21532 and 21533 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaws 21531, 21532 and 21533 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaws 21531, 21532 and 21533 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaws 21531, 21532 and 21533 be read a third time
13–0 Bylaw 21559 be postponed to the August 25, 2026, City Council Public Hearing. Due Date: August 25, 2026, City Council Public Hearing
13–0 Bylaw 21564 be postponed to the August 25, 2026, City Council Public Hearing. Due Date: August 25, 2026, City Council Public Hearing
13–0 The Public Hearing on Bylaws 21575, 21576, 21577 and Charter Bylaw 21510 be closed
13–0 Bylaws 21575, 21576, 21577 and Charter Bylaw 21510 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaws 21575, 21576, 21577 and Charter Bylaw 21510 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaws 21575, 21576, 21577 and Charter Bylaw 21510 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaws 21575, 21576, 21577 and Charter Bylaw 21510 be read a third time
13–0 Administration include in their reports for Arterial Roadway Exchange Bylaw amendments, infrastructure planning considerations such as: timelines…

Executive Committee 12 Aug

Minutes

7 recorded divisions, 2 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The August 12, 2026, Financial Services report FS03413, be referred back to Administration to: Amend Attachment 1 to support tax forgiveness for a period of 1 year for non-profit…

Carried 3–2 split, 1 vote in it

3 for, 2 against

AgainstK. Tang, T. Parmar

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, A. Salvador

Moved by A. Salvador

The August 12, 2026, Financial Services report FS03413, be referred back to Administration to: 2. Adjust section of 3.1 of Attachment 1 to continue to allow forgiveness…

Carried 4–1 split

4 for, 1 against

AgainstM. Elliott

ForA. Knack, K. Tang, T. Parmar, A. Salvador

Moved by A. Salvador

The 5 that passed without opposition

5–0 The August 12, 2026, Executive Committee meeting agenda
5–0 The June 30, 2026, Executive Committee meeting minutes
5–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 5.1 Urban Reserve in Blatchford 7.3 2025 Alley Lighting Maintenance Tax Excess Revenue
5–0 Executive Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 2025 Business Improvement Area Annual Reports and Audited…
5–0 The letter dated August 7, 2026, from the external auditor for the Chinatown and Area Business Association be added as Attachment 14 of the August…

Urban Planning Committee 11 Aug

Minutes

10 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 10 that passed without opposition

5–0 The August 11, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following change: Addition: 7.1 The City Plan Update - 1.25 Million…
5–0 The July 2, 2026, Urban Planning Committee meeting minutes
5–0 The recommendation in the following report be approved: 5.1 Residential Infill Development Building Design Options - Review and Feedback
5–0 Urban Planning Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 The City Plan Update - 1.25 Million Population Threshold…
4–0 Urban Planning Committee hear from the following additional speaker: 7.3 Transit Oriented Development Incentive Program - Options and Analysis G.…
5–0 The August 11, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03496 be referred back to Administration to develop a refined workplan and required…
4–0 Administration provide a memo to Council outlining a roadmap that highlights the ongoing work in District Plan policy review and activation…
5–0 Administration provide a report that: identifies potential locations where the District Plans could be adjusted to accommodate additional residential…
5–0 Administration provide a report to Committee exploring a residential and non-residential development incentive program within the Priority Growth…
5–0 Administration incorporate affordable housing as eligible projects within the Infill Infrastructure Program

Community and Public Services Committee 10 Aug

Minutes

8 recorded divisions, none of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The 8 that passed without opposition

4–0 The August 10, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting agenda be adopted with the following change: Addition: 7.2 Community Safety…
4–0 The June 29, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee meeting minutes
4–0 The recommendation in the following report be approved: 5.1 City of Edmonton Peace Officer Authorities
4–0 Community and Public Services Committee hear from the following speakers, in panels when appropriate: 7.1 Implications of Expanding Opioid Hazard…
5–0 Administration provide a report that outlines a plan for piloting a voluntary program for public first response naloxone administration for Transit…
5–0 Community and Public Services Committee meet in private pursuant to sections 29 (advice from officials) of the Access to Information Act…
5–0 Community and Public Services Committee meet in public
5–0 The August 10, 2026, Community Services report CS03563, be referred back to Administration to validate the pillars and associated strategies…

City Council 7 Jul

Minutes Agenda Video

29 recorded divisions, 7 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The creation of the Dedicated Renewal Fund Reserve, as outlined in Attachment 1 of the June 24, 2026, Financial Services report FS03270

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by T. Parmar

Administration amend the scope of the 50 Street active transportation project to proceed with the alternative design that accommodates all modes of transportation and parking…

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, E. Rutherford, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Wright

Part 1 be deleted, and that Part 2 be amended to delete the word "revised"

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstJ. Morgan, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by R. Clarke, seconded by K. Tang

Administration prepare amendments to Zoning Bylaw 20001, as outlined in Attachment 2 of the July 2, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03151 and return to a future City…

Carried 9–3 split

9 for, 3 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Stevenson, seconded by M. Elliott

Administration prepare an unfunded service package and unfunded capital profile for consideration during the 2027-2030 City Council Budget Deliberations to advance the planning…

Defeated 5–8 split

5 for, 8 against

ForM. Janz, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

AgainstA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, J. Morgan, T. Parmar, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, K. Tang

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by J. Morgan

Administration provide a memo outlining a pathway to expand balcony solar programs in Edmonton, drawing on successful frameworks, as well as identify potential advocacy…

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstR. Clarke, T. Parmar

ForA. Knack, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, K. Principe, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by M. Janz, seconded by A. Stevenson

Capital profiles Open Space: Partner Renewal (NDPD Renewal) and Neighbourhood Park Development Program - New be used to fund the remaining community contribution funding needed…

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, R. Clarke, M. Elliott, M. Janz, J. Morgan, A. Paquette, T. Parmar, E. Rutherford, A. Salvador, A. Stevenson, K. Tang, J. Wright

Moved by A. Paquette, seconded by E. Rutherford

The 22 that passed without opposition

13–0 The July 7, 2026, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Additions: 8.4 Bylaw 21579 - Family and Community Support…
13–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: May 4, 2026, Audit Selection Committee June 15, 2026, City Council Public Hearing June 16/17…
13–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.3 Updates to Council Policy C212E - Investment Policy 7.4 Inclusive Playground Advocacy…
13–0 The following item be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 9.1 Continuation of the Update on 2025-2029 City Council Priorities - Second item…
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a first time: 8.1 Bylaw 21545 - To amend Revised Bylaw 17862, City of Edmonton Blatchford District Energy Sharing System…
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 8.2 Bylaw 21548 - Accessibility Advisory Committee Bylaw 8.3 Bylaw 21544 - To amend EPCOR Water Services…
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 8.2 Bylaw 21548 - Accessibility Advisory Committee Bylaw 8.3 Bylaw 21544 - To amend EPCOR Water Services…
13–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 8.2 Bylaw 21548 - Accessibility Advisory Committee Bylaw 8.3 Bylaw 21544 - To amend EPCOR Water…
13–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 8.2 Bylaw 21548 - Accessibility Advisory Committee Bylaw (DESS) Project, Amendment #4 8.3 Bylaw 21544…
12–0 City Council hold a non-statutory public hearing for the purpose of discussing draft amendments to Policy C595A - Neighbourhood Renewal Program…
13–0 The memo provided to Council on July 6, 2026 titled Update - 50 Street Active Transportation Route Implementation be added as Attachment 1…
12–0 Administration prepare amendments to Business Licence Bylaw 20002, as outlined in Attachment 3 in the July 2, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report…
12–0 Attachment 4 of the July 2, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03151 remain private pursuant to section 32 (privileged information)…
12–0 Council Policy C437B - City Land Assets for Non-Profit Affordable Housing, as set out in Attachment 1 of the June 29, 2026, Community Services report…
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 20 (disclosure harmful to personal privacy) and 29 (advice from officials) of the Access…
12–0 City Council meet in public
12–0 Attachment 4 be added to the July 7, 2026, Office of the City Manager report OCM03613, and the actions outlined in attachment 4 be approved.…
12–0 Option 1, as outlined in the July 7, 2026, Office of the City Clerk report, OCC03621, be approved. That the July 7, 2026, Office of the City Clerk…
13–0 Administration work with the Edmonton Regional Defense Alliance to provide a report and presentation outlining an approach to support the Canadian…
12–0 The City of Edmonton declare that Edmonton and Alberta are a vital part of Canada and that Alberta should remain a province of Canada
12–0 Business Friendly Construction Policy — administration, with input from local businesses and representative organizations, provide a report…
12–0 2025 tax forgiveness for The Ethiopian Community Association in Edmonton be approved in the amount of $7,846.43 along with associated penalties

City Council 16 Jun

Minutes Agenda Video

39 recorded divisions, 8 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

New Transit Bus Garage — amended to delete item 4.2-1 “20-20-2022 New Transit Bus Garage” and replace with “Alternate Option 3) Optimize Federal Funding Option [Bus Capacity…

Carried 7–6 split, 1 vote in it

7 for, 6 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, J. Wright, K. Principe, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, R. Clarke

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, A. Stevenson, J. Morgan

Moved by A. Stevenson, seconded by A. Salvador

The proposed amendments to the 2026 Renewable Energy Services Utility Capital Budget, as outlined in Attachment 1 of the May 15, 2026, Financial Services report FCS03440

Carried 10–1 split

10 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, J. Wright, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, J. Morgan

Moved by K. Tang, seconded by A. Salvador

Attachment 5 of the June 16, 2026, Community Services report CS03516 remain private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access to Information Act

Defeated 1–10 split

1 for, 10 against

ForK. Principe

AgainstA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, J. Wright, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, J. Morgan

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by K. Tang

Administration prepare an unfunded service package for consideration during the 2027-2030 budget deliberations to fund community league life safety infrastructure needs identified…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstM. Janz, E. Rutherford, K. Principe, M. Elliott, R. Clarke

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, K. Tang, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, T. Parmar, J. Morgan

Moved by J. Morgan, seconded by T. Parmar

Bylaw 21478 be read a second time

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, J. Morgan, R. Clarke

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by J. Wright

Bylaw 21478 be read a third time

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstK. Principe

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, J. Morgan, R. Clarke

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by J. Wright

The Mayor, on behalf of City Council, provide a letter of support to Enoch Cree Nation, as outlined in Attachment 3 of the June 16, 2026, Office of the City Manager report OCM03573

Carried 12–1 split

12 for, 1 against

AgainstJ. Wright

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, K. Principe, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, J. Morgan, R. Clarke

Moved by T. Parmar, seconded by A. Paquette

Administration provide a report to Council examining options for strengthening Edmonton’sconstitutional, legislative and fiscal independence, including but not limited…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstJ. Wright, K. Principe, M. Elliott, T. Parmar, R. Clarke

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Morgan

The 31 that passed without opposition

13–0 The June 16, 2026, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Addition: 9.1 Intergovernmental Updates - Federal Pre-budget…
13–0 The following be added to the June 16, 2026, City Council meeting agenda: 7.1 Spring 2026 Supplemental Capital Budget Adjustment - 2023-2026 Capital…
13–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: May 19, 2026, City Council May 26, 2026, City Council Public Hearing May 29, 2026, Special City…
13–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.7 2026 Tax Public Auction Resolution 7.8 Central Area Bridge Renewal Update 7.9…
13–0 The following item be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 9.1 Intergovernmental Updates - Federal Pre-budget Submission - 1:30 p.m.…
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a second time: 8.3 Bylaw 21477 - To amend Bylaw 21013, City of Edmonton Integrated Infrastructure Services Project, 137…
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a third time: 8.3 Bylaw 21477 - To amend Bylaw 21013, City of Edmonton Integrated Infrastructure Services Project, 137…
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a first time: 8.5 Bylaw 21505 - Semi-Annual Amendments to Speed Zones Bylaw 6894 - Amendment No. 74 to Bylaw 6894
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a second time: 8.5 Bylaw 21505 - Semi-Annual Amendments to Speed Zones Bylaw 6894 - Amendment No. 74 to Bylaw 6894
13–0 The following Bylaw be considered for third reading: 8.5 Bylaw 21505 - Semi-Annual Amendments to Speed Zones Bylaw 6894 - Amendment No. 74 to Bylaw…
13–0 The following Bylaw be read a third time: 8.5 Bylaw 21505 - Semi-Annual Amendments to Speed Zones Bylaw 6894 - Amendment No. 74 to Bylaw 6894
12–0 The adjustments to the 2023-2026 Capital Budget, as outlined in revised Attachment 4 of the June 16, 2026, Financial Services report FS03252
11–0 Administration provide a report to Committee with additional information and analysis on funding and financing options for the delivery of fire halls…
11–0 The proposed capital budget adjustments to the 2023-2026 Waste Services Utility Budget and pre-approval of 2027 capital funding for Waste Services…
11–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to section 29 (advice from officials) of the Access to Information Act
11–0 City Council meet in public
12–0 Administration prepare an unfunded service package for consideration during the 2027-2030 budget deliberations for Beyond Belonging Grant…
13–0 Administration provide a memo on the outcomes of the increase in funding for the Community Recreation and Culture branch 2023-2026 operating…
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations), 29 (advice from officials) and 32…
13–0 City Council meet in public
11–0 Attachments 1 and 3 of the June 16, 2026, Infrastructure Services report IS03404rev remain private pursuant to sections 29 (advice from officials)…
13–0 The Mayor, on behalf of City Council, advocate to the federal minister and all regulators that speed limiters be mandatory on all new vehicles
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 20 (disclosure harmful to personal privacy), 26 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations)…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 Revised Attachment 1 be added to the June 16, 2026, Office of the City Manager report OCM03573. That the Mayor, on behalf of City Council, write…
13–0 Option 1, as outlined in the June 16, 2026, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03586, be approved. That the June 16, 2026, Office of the City Clerk…
13–0 Attachment 2 be added to the June 16, 2026, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03587, and that the actions be approved. That the June 16, 2026…
13–0 Administration provide a report to Committee providing background and outlining the tax forgiveness options for Rhema Chapel of the Redeemed…
13–0 Administration provide a memo outlining options to encourage transit ridership for City-led attractions, including consideration of a ticket-to-ride…
13–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor J.…
13–0 An August 21, 2026, Special City Council meeting be scheduled from 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., with a lunch break from Noon - 1:30 p.m., and a recess…

City Council 21 May 2025

Minutes Agenda Video

41 recorded divisions, 9 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The May 21, 2025, Community Services report CS02751

Defeated 5–8 split

This motion refers to a report the City has not published in readable form, so its subject is not on the public record. The vote and the roll are exact.

5 for, 8 against

ForA. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson

AgainstA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, J. Rice, K. Tang, J. Wright, K. Principe

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Salvador

An exemption to City Policy C477A - Facility Name Sale be approved to enable Administration to seek proposals for name sale opportunities for existing City facilities. That concept approval…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstA. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson

ForA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, J. Rice, K. Tang, J. Wright, K. Principe

Moved by S. Hamilton, seconded by T. Cartmell

The following motion be reconsidered: That an exemption to City Policy C477A - Facility Name Sale be approved to enable Administration to seek proposals for name sale…

Carried 10–3 split

10 for, 3 against

AgainstS. Hamilton, T. Cartmell, J. Rice

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, K. Principe

Moved by A. Knack, seconded by A. Stevenson

Part 1 be amended to add, “as stated in Replacement Attachment 1 (Option 3) of the May 12, 2025, Community Services report CS02751”; and That part 2 be amended to replace…

Carried 8–5 split

8 for, 5 against

AgainstA. Knack, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, J. Rice, K. Principe

ForS. Hamilton, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by A. Sohi, seconded by A. Salvador

An exemption to City Policy C477A - Facility Name Sale be approved to enable Administration to seek proposals for name sale opportunities for existing City facilities as stated in Replacement…

Carried 10–3 split

10 for, 3 against

AgainstA. Knack, S. Hamilton, T. Cartmell

ForA. Paquette, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, J. Rice, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, K. Principe

Moved by S. Hamilton, seconded by T. Cartmell

The action as outlined in Attachment 1 of the May 21, 2025, Employee and Legal Services report ELS03060, be approved. That the May 21, 2025, Employee and Legal Services report…

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstJ. Rice, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright

Moved by A. Stevenson, seconded by J. Wright

Action 2 as outlined in Attachment 1 of the May 21, 2025, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03085

Carried 7–6 split, 1 vote in it

This motion refers to a report the City has not published in readable form, so its subject is not on the public record. The vote and the roll are exact.

7 for, 6 against

AgainstA. Paquette, T. Cartmell, J. Rice, E. Rutherford, J. Wright, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, A. Stevenson

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by J. Rice

Council Policy C618C - Councillors’ Budget and Expenses be amended by adding the following: a. in section 8.f - Community Expenses, Ineligible Expenses: Organization, sponsorship…

Carried 11–2 split

11 for, 2 against

AgainstA. Sohi, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, A. Salvador, M. Janz, J. Rice, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, K. Principe

Moved by A. Salvador, seconded by E. Rutherford

City Council provide notice to the public that those wishing to speak to the June 3, 2025, Urban Planning Committee must sign up by 9:30 a.m. on June 3, 2025

Carried 10–3 split

10 for, 3 against

AgainstJ. Rice, A. Stevenson, K. Principe

ForA. Knack, S. Hamilton, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, J. Wright

Moved by J. Wright, seconded by E. Rutherford

The 32 that passed without opposition

12–0 The May 21, 2025, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Additions: 7.2 2024 Edmonton Police Service Annual Report 7.3…
13–0 The following replacement attachment be added to the May 21, 2025, City Council meeting agenda: 7.8 Concept Approval of Name Sale- Replacement…
12–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: March 12, 2025, Special Audit Sub-Committee March 18, 2025, Special Audit Sub-Committee April 8…
12–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 7.4 Waste Services Spring 2025 Supplemental Capital Budget Adjustment 7.5 Councillors'…
12–0 The following items be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 9.2 Collective Bargaining Update - Verbal report - 1:30 p.m., on Wednesday, May…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a first time: 8.1 Bylaw 21162 - Spring 2025 Minor Revisions and General Repeals - Bylaws, Policies and Motions 8.4 Bylaw…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a second time: 8.1 Bylaw 21162 - Spring 2025 Minor Revisions and General Repeals - Bylaws, Policies and Motions 8.2…
12–0 The following Bylaws be considered for third reading: 8.1 Bylaw 21162 - Spring 2025 Minor Revisions and General Repeals - Bylaws, Policies…
12–0 The following Bylaws be read a third time: 8.1 Bylaw 21162 - Spring 2025 Minor Revisions and General Repeals - Bylaws, Policies and Motions 8.2 Bylaw…
12–0 Administration provide a report to Committee that outlines: Current strategies and work related to tree species and age class diversification within…
13–0 The May 21, 2025, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT02826, be received for information. Motion on Item 7.3: That the May 21, 2025, Edmonton Police…
13–0 The May 13, 2025, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE02813
12–0 Revised Policy 610A, Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business, as set out in Attachment 4 of the May 21, 2025, Office of the City…
13–0 Bylaw 21122 be read a first time
13–0 Bylaw 21122 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21122 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21122 be read a third time
12–0 Bylaw 21201 be read a first time
12–0 Bylaw 21201 be read a second time
13–0 Bylaw 21201 be considered for third reading
13–0 Bylaw 21201 be read a third time
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 24 (advice from officials) and 25 (disclosure harmful to economic and other interests of a public…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 21 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations), 24 (advice from officials) and 27…
13–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The May 21, 2025, Employee and Legal Services verbal report ELS03059, be received for information. That the May 21, 2025, Employee and Legal Services…
13–0 The Memorandum of Agreement between the City of Edmonton and Civic Service Union 52 dated May 1, 2025, and contained in Attachment 1 of the May 21…
13–0 The actions 1, 3, 4 and 6 as outlined in Attachment 1 of the May 21, 2025, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03085
13–0 The May 21, 2025, Office of the City Clerk report OCC03085 remain private pursuant to sections 24 (advice from officials) and 27 (privileged…
13–0 Council Policy C618C - Councillors’ Budget and Expenses be amended by adding the following: b. in section 9.f - Communications, Ineligible Expenses…
13–0 Administration prepare amendments to Bylaw 20901, Council Disclosure Bylaw, to add a requirement to disclose gifts and benefits received by members…
13–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor J.…

City Council 12 Mar 2024

Minutes Agenda Video

32 recorded divisions, 3 of them split. Names are from the minutes.

The Orders of the Day for the March 12/13, 2024, City Council meeting be changed as follows: Wednesday, March 13, 2024 Dinner - 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Adjournment - 9 p.m

Carried 9–2 split

9 for, 2 against

AgainstS. Hamilton, J. Rice

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, K. Tang, E. Rutherford, A. Stevenson, J. Wright, K. Principe

Moved by K. Tang, seconded by A. Stevenson

Attachment 4 of the March 12, 2024 Financial and Corporate Services report FCS02350 be amended by deleting items PR-12 and PR-14

Defeated 4–8 split

4 for, 8 against

ForA. Paquette, A. Salvador, E. Rutherford, J. Wright

AgainstA. Knack, T. Cartmell, A. Sohi, M. Janz, J. Rice, K. Tang, A. Stevenson, K. Principe

Moved by E. Rutherford, seconded by A. Paquette

Administration incorporate the options outlined in Attachment 4 of the March 12, 2024 Financial and Corporate Services report FCS02350 into the Spring Supplemental Operating…

Carried 10–2 split

10 for, 2 against

AgainstE. Rutherford, J. Wright

ForA. Knack, A. Paquette, T. Cartmell, A. Sohi, A. Salvador, M. Janz, J. Rice, K. Tang, A. Stevenson, K. Principe

Moved by A. Stevenson, seconded by A. Knack

The 29 that passed without opposition

12–0 The March 12/13, 2024, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes: Additions: 7.5 Budget Process Update- Financial…
12–0 The Orders of the Day for the March 12/13, 2024, City Council meeting be changed as follows: Continuation on Thursday, March 14, 2024: Call to Order…
12–0 The following item be added to the March 12/13/14, City Council meeting agenda: 9.5 City Manager Update - Verbal report(Private pursuant to sections…
12–0 The minutes from the following meetings be approved: February 16, 2024, Special City Council February 20, 2024, City Council Public Hearing February…
12–0 The recommendations in the following reports be approved: 5.1 Review and Updates to the Terms of Reference for Area and Neighbourhood Structure Plans…
11–0 The following items be dealt with at a specific time on the agenda: 7.5 Budget Process Update - Second item of business on Tuesday, March 12, 2024…
13–0 The 2024 Operating Budget be adjusted to increase expenditures by $13,606,000 offset by an equivalent transfer from amounts currently appropriated…
11–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 24 (advice from officials), 25 (disclosure harmful to economic and other interests of a public…
12–0 City Council meet in public
13–0 The March 12, 2024, City Operations report CO02227
12–0 The February 26, 2024, City Operations report CO02132
12–0 The 2024 operating expenditure budget within Parks and Road Services, City Operations, specific to the cost to repair and maintain existing alley…
12–0 Bylaw 20767 be read a first time
12–0 Bylaw 20767 be read a second time
12–0 Bylaw 20767 be considered for third reading
12–0 Bylaw 20767 be read a third time
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 16 (disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party), 17 (disclosure harmful to personal…
12–0 City Council meet in public
12–0 Attachment 1 of the March 12, 2024, Office of the City Clerk report OCC02374, be revised to reflect the in-private discussion at the March 12/13…
12–0 The March 12, 2024, Community Services verbal report CS02383, be received for information. That the March 12, 2024, Community Services verbal report…
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 21 (disclosure harmful to intergovernmental relations) and 24 (advice from officials)…
13–0 City Council meet in public
12–0 The March 12, 2024, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM02387, be received for information. That the March 12, 2024, Office of the City…
12–0 City Council meet in private pursuant to sections 24 (advice from officials) and 25 (disclosure harmful to economic and other interests of a public…
12–0 City Council meet in public
11–0 The March 12, 2024, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM02404, be received for information. That the March 12, 2024, Office of the City…
12–0 Attachment 1 be added to the March 12, 2024, Office of the City Manager verbal report OCM02421. That the actions outlined in Attachment 1…
12–0 City Council waive the rules on providing notice of motion as set out in section 32 of Bylaw 18155 - Council Procedures Bylaw to allow Councillor A.…
12–0 A Special City Auditor Recruitment Committee meeting be scheduled on March 22, 2024, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m

City Council - Non-Regular 14 Oct

City Council Public Hearing 13 Oct

13 Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a first time

14 Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a second time

16 Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a third time

18 Bylaw 21614 be read a first time

19 Bylaw 21614 be read a second time

21 Bylaw 21614 be read a third time

23 Charter Bylaw 21626 and Bylaw 21627 be read a first time

City Council 6 Oct

8 The 2027-2030 budget deliberation process, as outlined in the October 6, 2026 Office of the City Clerk report OCC03745, be amended to include hybrid (one decrease for one…

10 Part 4 be amended by adding "residential and" before "non-residential"

11 with “Affordable Housing site readiness — part 2 be amended to replace “the Infill Infrastructure Program Service Package being brought forward as part of the proposed 2027–2030…

12 Revised Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business, as set out in Attachment 5 of the September 29, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report…

13 An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, allowing a one-time transfer from the Planning and Development Reserve…

15 An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund potential Administration-led residential and non-residential…

19 The franchise fee percentage in the Electric Distribution System Franchise Agreement between the City of Edmonton and EPCOR Distribution and Transmission Inc. be increased to 19.4…

21 Administration prepare amendments to Revised Charter Bylaw 20117, Single-use Item Reduction Bylaw, to exempt pick-up and drive-through restaurants from the requirement to charge…

28 The following motion, passed at the September 28, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee, be rescinded: That Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section…

40 Administration adjust the City Council agendas to begin with a "Vision Zero Bereavement” along with a one-minute moment of silence at the start of each Council meeting…

42 Administration prepare an unfunded capital profile to continue the implementation of the Bike Plan, informed by the forthcoming Active Transportation Implementation Guide…

43 The motion on the floor be postponed to the October 27, 2026, City Council meeting

Utility Committee 5 Oct

Executive Committee 2 Oct

Urban Planning Committee 29 Sep

7 A Part 5 be added as follows: 5. That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund items identified…

8 Urban Planning Committee meet in private pursuant to section 32 (privileged information) of the Access to Information Act for the discussion of item 7.3

11 "and residential" be inserted before "non-residential" in bullet point 4

Community and Public Services Committee 28 Sep

9 Community and Public Services Committee recommend to City Council: That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be prepared…

12 Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section 37 of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces Bylaw during extreme winter weather activation and provide a memo to Council…

City Council Public Hearing 22 Sep

8 Bylaw 21606 be read a first time

9 Bylaw 21606 be read a second time

11 Bylaw 21606 be read a third time

13 Bylaw 21585 be read a first time

14 Bylaw 21585 be read a second time

16 Bylaw 21585 be read a third time

23 Bylaw 21588 be read a first time

24 Bylaw 21588 be read a second time

26 Bylaw 21588 be read a third time

Council Services Committee 16 Sep

City Council Public Hearing 15 Sep

2 The following items be postponed to the September 22, 2026, City Council Public Hearing: 4.8 Bylaw 21592 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Parkdale 4.9…

22 Bylaw 21562 be read a first time

23 Bylaw 21562 be read a second time

25 Bylaw 21562 be read a third time

26 Bylaw 21578 be referred back to allow Administration to prepare amendments to the Central District Plan to amend the boundary for the Westmount District Node, to align with St.…

Audit Committee 14 Sep

8 The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03714, be approved.…

9 The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03715, be approved.…

City Council 8 Sep

10 Parts 1 and 2 be deleted

12 Administration provide a report to Committee with options to draw down the Planning and Development Business Model (PDBM) reserve, and any other recommended amendments to Council…

14 The motion be amended to add "and fees" after "fines"

17 Revised Policy C627B - Climate Resilience Policy, as set out in Attachment 1 of the August 26, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03141, be approved. Motion on item 7.11…

20 Bylaw 21545 be read a second time

21 Bylaw 21545 be read a third time

22 Bylaw 21596 be read a first time

27 All remaining Agenda Review Committee meetings be cancelled

36 The September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be referred back to the Edmonton Police Commission to work with Administration and return to the November 16…

37 The actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be approved. 3. That the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission…

38 Attachment 4 be added to the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, and the actions outlined

40 The Mayor, on behalf of City Council, write a letter to the Government of Alberta to advance the City’spriorities for the 2027 provincial budget, as outlined in Attachment 1…

42 typical home — the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’…

43 The motion be amended to read: That Administration use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax…

44 typical home — the following motion be reconsidered: That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property…

45 typical home — administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing…

46 Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending…

48 The Orders of the Day for the September 16, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting be changed as follows: Call to Order: 9:30 a.m. Adjournment: Noon That the Orders of the Day…

Executive Committee 2 Sep

Urban Planning Committee 1 Sep

Community and Public Services Committee 31 Aug

Infrastructure Committee 26 Aug

16 "and maximize remaining construction season, including advancing partial and accelerated construction" be deleted from Part 2

17 Administration: Continue implementation of the Active Transportation Network Expansion Program in accordance with the previously approved scope of Capital Profile ; Immediately…

City Council Public Hearing 25 Aug

15 Bylaw 21559 be read a first time

20 Bylaw 21564 be read a first time

21 Bylaw 21564 be read a second time

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a first time

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a second time

Bylaws 21622 and 21623 be read a third time

Bylaw 21614 be read a first time

Bylaw 21614 be read a second time

Bylaw 21614 be read a third time

Charter Bylaw 21626 and Bylaw 21627 be read a first time

The 2027-2030 budget deliberation process, as outlined in the October 6, 2026 Office of the City Clerk report OCC03745, be amended to include hybrid (one decrease for one…

Part 4 be amended by adding "residential and" before "non-residential"

with “Affordable Housing site readiness — part 2 be amended to replace “the Infill Infrastructure Program Service Package being brought forward as part of the proposed 2027–2030…

Revised Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business, as set out in Attachment 5 of the September 29, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report…

An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, allowing a one-time transfer from the Planning and Development Reserve…

An exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund potential Administration-led residential and non-residential…

The franchise fee percentage in the Electric Distribution System Franchise Agreement between the City of Edmonton and EPCOR Distribution and Transmission Inc. be increased to 19.4…

Administration prepare amendments to Revised Charter Bylaw 20117, Single-use Item Reduction Bylaw, to exempt pick-up and drive-through restaurants from the requirement to charge…

The following motion, passed at the September 28, 2026, Community and Public Services Committee, be rescinded: That Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section…

Administration adjust the City Council agendas to begin with a "Vision Zero Bereavement” along with a one-minute moment of silence at the start of each Council meeting…

Administration prepare an unfunded capital profile to continue the implementation of the Bike Plan, informed by the forthcoming Active Transportation Implementation Guide…

The motion on the floor be postponed to the October 27, 2026, City Council meeting

A Part 5 be added as follows: 5. That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be approved, to fund items identified…

Urban Planning Committee meet in private pursuant to section 32 (privileged information) of the Access to Information Act for the discussion of item 7.3

"and residential" be inserted before "non-residential" in bullet point 4

Community and Public Services Committee recommend to City Council: That an exception to Council Policy C610B - Fiscal Policy for the Planning and Development Business be prepared…

Administration develop operating procedures to suspend section 37 of Bylaw 20700 - Public Spaces Bylaw during extreme winter weather activation and provide a memo to Council…

Bylaw 21606 be read a first time

Bylaw 21606 be read a second time

Bylaw 21606 be read a third time

Bylaw 21585 be read a first time

Bylaw 21585 be read a second time

Bylaw 21585 be read a third time

Bylaw 21588 be read a first time

Bylaw 21588 be read a second time

Bylaw 21588 be read a third time

The following items be postponed to the September 22, 2026, City Council Public Hearing: 4.8 Bylaw 21592 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Parkdale 4.9…

Bylaw 21562 be read a first time

Bylaw 21562 be read a second time

Bylaw 21562 be read a third time

Bylaw 21578 be referred back to allow Administration to prepare amendments to the Central District Plan to amend the boundary for the Westmount District Node, to align with St.…

The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03714, be approved.…

The request from KPMG to submit a proposal for consulting services as outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 14, 2026, Financial Services report FS03715, be approved.…

Parts 1 and 2 be deleted

Administration provide a report to Committee with options to draw down the Planning and Development Business Model (PDBM) reserve, and any other recommended amendments to Council…

The motion be amended to add "and fees" after "fines"

Revised Policy C627B - Climate Resilience Policy, as set out in Attachment 1 of the August 26, 2026, Urban Planning and Economy report UPE03141, be approved. Motion on item 7.11…

Bylaw 21545 be read a second time

Bylaw 21545 be read a third time

Bylaw 21596 be read a first time

All remaining Agenda Review Committee meetings be cancelled

The September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be referred back to the Edmonton Police Commission to work with Administration and return to the November 16…

The actions outlined in Attachment 1 of the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, be approved. 3. That the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission…

Attachment 4 be added to the September 8, 2026, Edmonton Police Commission report EXT03687, and the actions outlined

The Mayor, on behalf of City Council, write a letter to the Government of Alberta to advance the City’spriorities for the 2027 provincial budget, as outlined in Attachment 1…

typical home — the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’…

The motion be amended to read: That Administration use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax…

typical home — the following motion be reconsidered: That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property…

typical home — administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing…

Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending…

The Orders of the Day for the September 16, 2026, Council Services Committee meeting be changed as follows: Call to Order: 9:30 a.m. Adjournment: Noon That the Orders of the Day…

"and maximize remaining construction season, including advancing partial and accelerated construction" be deleted from Part 2

Administration: Continue implementation of the Active Transportation Network Expansion Program in accordance with the previously approved scope of Capital Profile ; Immediately…

Bylaw 21559 be read a first time

Bylaw 21564 be read a first time

Bylaw 21564 be read a second time

Bylaw 21564 be read a third time

Bylaw 21551 be read a first time

Bylaw 21551 be read a second time

Bylaw 21551 be read a third time

Councillors M. Elliott, T. Parmar and E. Rutherford be endorsed to serve as Federation of Canadian Municipalities Non-Board Committee members for a one-year term from June 2026…

"report" be deleted and replaced with "memo"

The wording after "provide a report to Council detailing" be deleted and replaced with "the property values in neighbourhoods experiencing infill housing in the RS - Small Scale…

Administration provide a report to Council detailing the impact on surrounding property values due to infill housing in the RS - Small Scale Residential Zone. Due Date: Third…

“for at least one LRT station” be deleted and replaced with “for the Churchill LRT station”

Administration prepare an unfunded capital profile and/or service package for a fare gate pilot project for at least one LRT station to be considered during the 2027-2030 City…

'and climate-resilient' be added before "landscaping"

Bylaw 21560 be postponed to the December 8, 2026, City Council Public Hearing. Due Date: December 8, 2026, City Council Public Hearing

The August 12, 2026, Financial Services report FS03413, be referred back to Administration to: Amend Attachment 1 to support tax forgiveness for a period of 1 year for non-profit…

The August 12, 2026, Financial Services report FS03413, be referred back to Administration to: 2. Adjust section of 3.1 of Attachment 1 to continue to allow forgiveness…

The creation of the Dedicated Renewal Fund Reserve, as outlined in Attachment 1 of the June 24, 2026, Financial Services report FS03270

Administration amend the scope of the 50 Street active transportation project to proceed with the alternative design that accommodates all modes of transportation and parking…

Part 1 be deleted, and that Part 2 be amended to delete the word "revised"