The studies, released Thursday, look into the city’s two-year pilot project on calcium chloride and come after many months of heated discussions surrounding the anti-icing agent.

The city may be responsible for spraying calcium chloride to clear Edmonton roads but it says what happens to your vehicle is up to you.

Late Tuesday afternoon, a city spokesperson told Global News that the city's snow and ice program will be discussed at a council meeting on Jan. 22. The program includes the calcium chloride pilot project.