Edmonton Motions

City council designates Judge Downes Residence in Strathcona as historic resource, approving up to $88,690 for restoration.

Edmonton City Council passes bylaw on Oct 6, 2026 designating Reed Residence as a Municipal Historic Resource, with up to $99,348 for rehabilitation.

Motion would authorize a one-time $12 million reserve transfer to the Infill Infrastructure Program. City staff must report on barriers to residential development by Q1 2027.

Motion to approve landfill gas to renewable natural gas project and cancel original funding profile is recommended by Edmonton's Utility Committee. Council approval is pending; the report would stay private.

Edmonton motion expands Utility Advisor questioning during debate.

Committee motion would modify SSSF eligibility for sewer trunks, adding a southeast trunk and require 900 mm width and 1,000-hectare catchment, plus a ratepayer-impact report.

Policy C216C - Storefront Improvement Program Policy Updates

Business Improvement Area and Main Street Support

Executive Committee approves motion to amend Edmonton's hydrogen pilot contract with Azolla Hydrogen Ltd., extending the project and increasing its value.

Motion would authorize Edmonton to spend up to $2.5M over four years for Transit app Royale access and Rate-My-Ride data.

Motion would approve a two-year pilot adding local destinations to three seniors’ On Demand Transit zones in Edmonton, starting spring 2027, with fare collection on all On Demand vehicles.

Urban Planning Committee directs City staff to report back by Q1 2027 on resources to engage partners and environmental groups for a potential community wildflower program.

Edmonton's Urban Planning Committee directs a private-property tree bylaw draft, with per-tree permits, replacement values, and fees tied to the Breathe strategy, due back in Q1 2027.

Edmonton's Urban Planning Committee motions to commemorate heritage along Calder's 129 Avenue NW. The measure does not change zoning and has no budget yet.