Dodger Dog Park near Servus Place will soon have a new fence, seats and garbage cans after council approved the use of up to $200,000 to complete some off-leash dog park improvements.
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Dodger Dog Park near Servus Place will soon have a new fence, seats and garbage cans after council approved the use of up to $200,000 to complete some off-leash dog park improvements.
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Heritage Park will be growing by eight plots of land after council voted to move forward with purchasing more space near the historic gran elevators in the Mission neighbourhood.
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St. Albert city council could soon approve an almost 50 per cent hike in the city’s off-site levy rates, despite concerns of local developers who say the increases will eventually be felt by home buyers.
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St. Albert Place will add nearly 500 solar panels to its roof next year as part of a $14 million eco-retrofit of the building.
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St. Albert city council has a busy agenda for its upcoming March 21 meeting, including a potential update to the off-site levy bylaw and a proposed levy rate-hike; a potential land purchase as part of the ongoing Heritage Park project; and much more.
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Alberta politicians went back and forth over the funding Lakeview Business District last week, with local representatives advocating for cash to service the land.
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Ongoing infrastructure funding from the province remains the city’s top uncertainty city officials said this week, but the recent provincial budget will increase funding for roads and bridges by nearly $500,000 this year.
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The future business district on the west side of the city is a main pillar of the city’s future, according to speaks at the city’s annual economic development breakfast.
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City administration is asking for up to $200,000 to make safety and signage improvements in multiple off-leash dog parks before the end of the year.
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St. Albert city council has voted to spend $1.3 million to replace the bridge on Range Road 255, the newly annexed land from Sturgeon County, that has been closed to traffic since November.
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