Le Conseil municipal de Calgary a adopté des directives pour affiner les propositions dans le cycle budgétaire 2027–2030. Il a également augmenté l'objectif de revenus pour les redevances de franchise d'ATCO de 25 millions de dollars en 2027 et a demandé au personnel de la ville d'étudier un éventuel changement de méthodologie des redevances. Il s'agit d'une directive de planification budgétaire, et non d'une approbation du budget complet 2027–2030.
La décision augmente un objectif de revenus, mais les documents n'estiment pas son effet sur les revenus ou les frais réels.
Calgary City Council, item 12.2.1 (May 26 Update on the 2027-2030 Budget Cycle, C2026-0283): That Council rise and report.
Calgary City Council, item 12.2.1 (May 26 Update on the 2027-2030 Budget Cycle, C2026-0283): That with respect to Confidential Report C2026-0283, the following be adopted, after amendment: That Council: - Use the preliminary information and approach outlined to guide Administration’s refinement and prioritization of budget proposals for further consideration later in the 2027–2030 budget cycle; - Direct that this report, Closed Meeting discussions, and Confidential Attachments remain conf…
Calgary City Council, item 12.2.1 (May 26 Update on the 2027-2030 Budget Cycle, C2026-0283): That with respect to Confidential Report C2026-0283, the following be adopted, after amendment: That Council: - Direct Administration to increase the target revenue for ENMAX Local Access Fees and ATCO Franchise Fees each year by estimated growth and further increase ATCO Franchise Fees by $25 million in 2027.