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Urban Planning Committee
The Urban Planning Committee will discuss and potentially vote on amendments to the zoning bylaw and business license bylaw for lodging houses, based on a staff analysis. They will also consider updates to City Policy C437A on using city land assets for non-profit affordable housing. Other items include Indigenous engagement in the North Saskatchewan River Area Redevelopment Plan and a proposal to repurpose a site for a school and park in the Ellerslie area. The committee will also address pending motions on bike lanes on Hermitage Road and a footbridge over Manning Drive.
- Lodging house zoning bylaw amendment and business license bylaw changes
- City Policy C437A update to streamline city land for non-profit affordable housing
- Indigenous engagement strategy for the North Saskatchewan River Area Redevelopment Plan
- Potential repurposing of Ellerslie industrial land for school and park development
- Motions on bike lanes on Hermitage Road and footbridge over Manning Drive
Executive Committee
The committee will decide on awarding grants through the Affordable Housing Investment Program for multiple projects across Edmonton. They will also consider a lease agreement for the Edmonton Ski Club and an amendment to the Miovision traffic management contract. Other items include updates to the city's investment policy and results from the Alberta Avenue Arts Development expression of interest.
- Affordable Housing Investment Program – Spring 2026 grant awards for projects including C.A.R.E. Housing Society (Britannia Youngstown), Coja Projects (Calder 116/119 streets), Edmonton 2 Spirit Society (Grovenor transitional housing), Excel Society (Balwin), Métis Capital Housing Corporation (Blatchford), Right at Home Housing Society (Hillview, Hazeldean), Soufi Holdings (Boyle Street)
- Edmonton Ski Club lease agreement – approval of terms and conditions
- Miovision contract amendment – traffic management technology
- Updates to Council Policy C212E – Investment Policy
- Alberta Avenue Arts Development – expression of interest results (postponed from June 10 meeting)
Executive Committee approved the below market value sale of land in Alberta Avenue for arts development. They also approved over $8.7 million in affordable housing grants to six organizations, updated the investment policy, and approved the Edmonton Ski Club lease agreement. All votes were unanimous with 5-0 or 4-0 tallies.
- Approved below-market land sale for Alberta Avenue arts development (5-0)
- Approved $6M affordable housing grant to Métis Capital Housing Corporation (4-0)
- Approved $1.2M grant to Excel Society for affordable housing (4-0)
- Approved $493K grant to Edmonton 2 Spirit Society (4-0)
- Approved $480K grant to Coja Projects Ltd. (4-0)
- Approved $460K grant to Edmonton 2 Spirit Society (4-0)
- Approved $250K grant to Coja Projects Ltd. (4-0)
- Approved $212,822 grant to C.A.R.E. Housing Society (4-0)
Special Audit Selection Committee
The Special Audit Selection Committee meets to consider an update to the 2026 membership of the Audit Committee's public members. This item will be discussed behind closed doors under privacy and legal advice exemptions. No other substantive business is on the agenda.
- Private discussion of Audit Committee Public Members - 2026 Membership Update #2
The committee approved Option 1 from a private report regarding updating 2026 Audit Committee public membership. The report and discussion remain confidential under privacy and advice exemptions. All four members voted in favor.
- Approved Option 1 for audit committee public member selection (4-0)
- Kept report private under Access to Information Act sections 20 and 29
Community and Public Services Committee
The Community and Public Services Committee will discuss and vote on several public reports, including new regulations for domesticated pigeons, additional rules for amplified sound in public spaces, and a fireworks management strategy with a Diwali pilot. The committee will also review a major events legacy plan and consider councillor inquiries on the nighttime economy and infill housing's impact on property values.
- Regulating domesticated pigeons in Edmonton
- Additional provisions for amplification in public spaces
- Fireworks management and 2026 Diwali fireworks pilot
- Major events legacy review
- Councillor inquiry: Infill housing impact on property values
The committee voted 4-0 to direct administration to prepare draft amendments to the Public Spaces Bylaw to regulate sound amplification devices, including restrictions on time, duration, place, or volume. Revised due dates were approved for reports on the Leisure Access Pass Program Review, minor sport rental subsidies, affordable housing expansion, and homelessness transition strategy. Committee also received presentations on domesticated pigeons, fireworks management, and major events legacy, with no final decisions on those items.
- Approved direction for bylaw amendments to regulate sound amplification (4-0)
- Approved revised due date for Leisure Access Pass Program Review to September 25, 2026
- Approved revised due date for Minor Sport Rental Subsidy Options to September 25, 2026
- Approved revised due date for Options to Expand Affordable Housing to TBD
- Approved revised due date for Transition Strategy for Homelessness Related Services to TBD
- Approved reports not selected for debate: Minor Sport Rental Subsidy Options and Transition Strategy (4-0)
- Notice of motion given for report on defence sector economic development
- Notice of motion given for report on infill housing impact on property values
Infrastructure Committee
The Infrastructure Committee will discuss and vote on the 2027-2030 Capital Renewal Prioritization, update the Capital Infrastructure Plan, and review the Dedicated Renewal Fund. They will also consider single-source requests for EPCOR and an amendment to ATCO Pipelines' sole-source agreement. Other items include the Total Cost of Ownership project and City Building Opportunities expression of interest results.
- 2027-2030 Capital Renewal Prioritization report and renewal investment gap
- Capital Infrastructure Plan Program Update including indoor aquatic facility analysis
- Dedicated Renewal Fund Update with 20-year scenario attachments
- Single Source Request for EPCOR (EPCOR Distribution and Transmission Inc.)
- Amendment to the Sole Source Agreement with ATCO Pipelines
The Infrastructure Committee approved the creation of a Dedicated Renewal Fund Reserve, a new funding source for capital renewal. It also approved a $1.785M single-source agreement with EPCOR for transformer replacements and a $3M amendment to the ATCO pipeline relocation agreement for the Capital Line South LRT extension. A motion to keep attachments on the Capital Infrastructure Plan private was defeated (1-4). A report on City Building Opportunities was postponed to August 26.
- Approved Dedicated Renewal Fund Reserve creation (6-0)
- Approved $1.785M single-source agreement with EPCOR (6-0)
- Approved $3M amendment to ATCO pipeline relocation agreement (6-0)
- Approved revised due date for Climate Resilience Policy C627A review (6-0)
- Defeated motion to keep Capital Infrastructure Plan attachments private (1-4)
- Postponed City Building Opportunities report to August 26 (5-0)
- Requisitioned 2027-2030 Capital Renewal Prioritization report to Council without recommendation
- Noted Notice of Motion for parks funding in Hairsine, Kensington, and Belvedere
Agenda Review Committee
This is a procedural meeting of the Agenda Review Committee, held in private under section 29 of the Access to Information Act. The committee will review the draft agenda for the July 7/8, 2026 City Council meeting. No public decisions or substantive items are on the agenda.
The committee voted unanimously to amend the draft agenda for the July 7/8 City Council meeting after a private session. No substantive decisions on policies, contracts, or zoning were made.
- Adopted June 23 agenda (3-0)
- Approved June 16 minutes (3-0)
- Met in private under section 29 (3-0)
- Amended draft July council agenda (3-0)
City Council Public Hearing
The City Council is conducting a series of public hearings to decide on various bylaws related to residential development and neighborhood structure plans. The meeting focuses on expanding housing scales and updating area redevelopment plans across several districts.
- Bylaw 21519: Zoning text amendments for Child Care Services
- Bylaws 21530 & 21524: Small and medium scale residential uses in Kendal and Schonsee
- Bylaws 21525, 21526, 21527: Riverview and The Uplands structure plans and mixed-use development
- Bylaws 21528 & 21529: Eaux Claires neighborhood plan and stormwater facility
- Bylaws 21537, 21538, 21539: Rossdale Area Redevelopment Plan and new Special Area zoning
Council passed several bylaws to allow for small and medium-scale residential and mixed-use developments in Kendal, Schonsee, Eaux Claires, and The Uplands. Three bylaws regarding the Gorman area were referred back to Administration for map adjustments, and three Rossdale-related bylaws were postponed.
- Approved Bylaws 21530, 21525, 21526, and 21527 for residential and mixed-use in Kendal and The Uplands (13-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21524 for medium scale housing in Schonsee (13-0)
- Approved Bylaws 21528 and 21529 for housing and stormwater facility in Eaux Claires (13-0)
- Referred Bylaws 21531, 21532, and 21533 back to Administration to adjust zoning maps (13-0)
- Postponed Bylaws 21537, 21538, and 21539 regarding Rossdale to July 6, 2026 (11-2)
Utility Committee
The committee is reviewing several reports regarding EPCOR Water Services, including performance-based regulation progress and future proposed measures. They will also consider recommendations to address illegal dumping at apartment and condo properties and a bylaw amendment for water services.
- EPCOR Water Services 2025 Performance Based Regulation Progress Report
- EPCOR Water Services Proposed Performance Measures for 2028-2031
- EPCOR Water Services Wastewater Performance Update
- Recommendations for Addressing Illegal Dumping at Apartments and Condos
- Bylaw 21544: Amendment to EPCOR Water Services Bylaw 19626
The committee directed administration to include options in the 2027 waste utility rate filing to mitigate the financial impact of illegal dumping on condo associations and multi-family housing. Additionally, the committee recommended a bylaw amendment regarding EPCOR Water Services for City Council approval.
- Approved incorporating illegal dumping mitigation options into 2027 waste utility rate filing (5-0)
- Recommended Bylaw 21544 to amend EPCOR Water Services Bylaw 19626 to City Council (5-0)
- Approved May 15, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)
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Agenda Review Committee
The Agenda Review Committee approved amendments to draft agendas for the June 29 Community and Public Services Committee, June 30 Executive Committee, and July 2 Urban Planning Committee meetings, as discussed in private session. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved amendments to June 29 Community and Public Services Committee agenda (3-0)
- Approved amendments to June 30 Executive Committee agenda (3-0)
- Approved amendments to July 2 Urban Planning Committee agenda (3-0)
- Adopted meeting agenda (2-0)
- Approved June 9, 2026 meeting minutes (2-0)
City Council
Council approved the Spring 2026 Supplemental Capital Budget Adjustment, amending it to delete a new transit bus garage and replace it with a federal funding optimization option for bus capacity (12-0 on the amended motion). Also approved Waste Services and Renewable Energy Systems capital budget adjustments, and passed several bylaws including speed zone amendments. Directed administration to report on fire station funding options.
- Approved Spring 2026 Capital Budget Adjustment, replacing new transit bus garage with federal funding optimization (amendment 7-6, final 12-0)
- Approved Waste Services supplemental capital budget (11-0)
- Approved Renewable Energy Systems capital budget (10-1)
- Approved reports on tax auction, bridge renewal, day spaces investment, intermunicipal plans (13-0)
- Passed Bylaw 21477 amending 137 Ave/Anthony Henday ramps (13-0)
- Passed Bylaw 21505 amending speed zones (13-0)
- Directed report on fire station funding and off-site levies (11-0)
City Council Public Hearing
The council adopted six bylaws after public hearings, all unanimously. These include allowing small-scale housing in Ambleside, small-to-medium housing in Avonmore, medium-scale mixed-use in Ritchie, and temporary parking in Wîhkwêntôwin, among others. Two notices of motion were given for a future dog park and balcony solar program.
- Approved Bylaw 21508 for small-scale housing in Ambleside (13-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21509 to align with existing development in Crestwood (13-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21518 for small-to-medium housing in Avonmore (13-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21520 for medium-scale housing in Mill Creek Ravine North (13-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21522 for Centre City temporary parking in Wîhkwêntôwin (12-0)
- Approved Bylaw 21523 for medium-scale mixed-use development in Ritchie (13-0)
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee approved a lease for Edmonton Public Library's new branch at mistahaya wîkihk Community Recreation Centre and extended the multi-site lease (5-0). They also approved single-source contracts for transit software (Giro Inc.), TELUS wireline services, and extended a sole-source contract with Northern Commerce (all 5-0). The committee directed administration to develop options for Business Improvement Area support and a patio program refresh. The Alberta Avenue Arts Development expression of interest report was postponed to June 30.
- Approved Edmonton Public Library lease for new mistahaya wîkihk branch (5-0)
- Approved transit software single source agreement with Giro Inc. (5-0)
- Approved TELUS Wireline Voice Services single source agreement (5-0)
- Extended Northern Commerce sole source contract (5-0)
- Directed administration to report on BIA support options (5-0)
- Directed administration to develop patio program refresh options (5-0)
- Approved legal matter instructions (5-0)
- Postponed Alberta Avenue Arts Development report to June 30 (4-0)
Urban Planning Committee
The committee approved preparing unfunded service packages for two Safe Mobility Strategy scenarios (maintain current service levels vs. full implementation) and a traffic signals program review phase. It also recommended City Council advocate for mandatory speed limiters on new vehicles. Additional decisions included maintaining 15-minute free parking with revised rate structure, a report on parking fine schedule options, and continued work on the Amisk Wacîw Mêskanaw trail.
- Approved Safe Mobility Strategy budget packages for two scenarios (4-0)
- Recommended City Council advocate for mandatory speed limiters (4-0)
- Approved unfunded service package for Traffic Signals Program Review Phase 2 (4-0)
- Approved maintaining 15-min free parking with revised rate structure (3-0)
- Approved report on parking violation fine schedule options by Sept 22, 2026 (4-0)
- Approved continued work on Amisk Wacîw Mêskanaw trail final segment (4-0)
- Approved five reports not selected for debate (4-0)
Agenda Review Committee
The Agenda Review Committee met and performed routine procedural tasks: adopted the agenda, approved previous minutes, and met in private to discuss advice from officials. After returning to public session, members amended draft agendas for the June 22 Utility and Audit Committees and the June 24 Infrastructure Committee. No substantive decisions, approvals, or denials were made.
- Adopted meeting agenda (4-0)
- Approved June 2, 2026 minutes (4-0)
- Met in private under section 29 of Access to Information Act (4-0)
- Amended draft agendas for Utility, Audit, and Infrastructure Committees (4-0)
Community and Public Services Committee
The committee approved $925,000 from council contingency and community safety funding for winter 2026/2027 day shelter spaces. It also directed administration to prepare an unfunded service package for year-round day space models for the 2027-2030 budget. A report on stormwater management charges for community leagues was referred back to administration for policy amendments.
- Approved $925,000 for winter 2026/2027 day shelter spaces (4-0)
- Directed administration to prepare unfunded service package for year-round day space models (5-0)
- Referred stormwater management charges report back to administration for policy amendments (3-1)
- Approved revised due date for fireworks management report to June 29, 2026 (5-0)
- Approved revised due date for peace officer authorities report to August 10, 2026 (5-0)