Ville Giroux residents can once again go for a splash in the park as of this week, after city officials eased up on water use restrictions.
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Ville Giroux residents can once again go for a splash in the park as of this week, after city officials eased up on water use restrictions.
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The City is cutting back on its use of water in municipal operations today as the city is experiencing a period of high demand for water.
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City administration will be reviewing the St. Albert’s Tax Penalty Bylaw for potential changes after late fees were issued, in at least one case, when residents thought they had paid their property taxes on time, but their funds weren’t deposited until the business day following the payment deadline.
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St. Albert roadways and other public facilities that host roughly 90 annual community events such as the Soap Box Derby may be a higher priority for repairs, maintenance, or replacement in the years to come.
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St. Albert will spend $1.54 million taking down some overhead power lines and poles in the alley behind St. Anne Street downtown, while also making some roadway improvements to the alley itself over the next two years.
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The City of St. Albert is unsure if it will re-apply for federal grant funding aimed at spurring housing development after its 2023 application was denied with no feedback provided, and new funding conditions have been implemented.
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New numbers from the Realtors Association of Edmonton show home sales in St. Albert have rebounded and the average price of a detached home in the city has risen by over $40,000 compared to last year, making St. Albert homes the priciest of Edmonton’s satellite communities.
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St. Albert councillors say they look forward to having a new infill strategy in place to help safeguard the city’s character during a period of rapid growth.
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The City of St. Albert is looking to hire a consultant to put together a business case for the future recreation centre slated for the city’s west end.
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St. Albert city council learned on Tuesday that it will cost the city an additional $8 million to finish twinning Ray Gibbon Drive, bringing the city’s total bill to $35.1 million.
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