Edmonton Urban Planning Committee

• Proposed bylaw in Edmonton aims to protect, preserve urban trees

  The city has drafted a new preservation bylaw aimed at protecting about 380,000 trees on boulevards and open spaces.

  Canada

  May 23, 2021
  
• Edmonton to consider more aggressive approach to slum landlords

  The city is going to try to be more aggressive with slum landlords. One Edmonton city councillor even wants to see a court case as a way of seeing how far they push the envelope.

  Politics

  Oct 29, 2019
  
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• New urban community proposed for Edmonton Exhibition Lands

  A new Urban Planning Committee report proposes creating an urban community at the Exhibition Lands that include housing options and new employment and leisure opportunities that supporters say would attract thousands of people to the area.

  News

  Apr 16, 2019
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• Edmonton committee to debate permit, licensing fees for recreational pot shops

  A city report heading to next week's Urban Planning Committee recommends the permit and licensing fees for cannabis stores should cost applicants $8,100.

  Canada

  Apr 28, 2018
• Edmonton mulling ‘Idaho stop’ allowing cyclists to treat stop signs as yield

  City council is pushing the province to cut cyclists some slack and have them loosen up the Highway Traffic Act, so on less traveled roads, a stop sign can be treated as a yield sign.

  Traffic

  Sep 29, 2016